Everybody would love to move on, but you can&apost move on if the Clintons don&apost move on.
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She's ready to move on — or at least, to try to move on.
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He said it was "time to move on," but move on to what?
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Or do you think they eventually move on and move on to something else?
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It&aposs absurd BOLDEN: -- Mexican -- INGRAHAM: OK. We gotta move on -- we gotta move on.
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Although we want to move on, those other schools are not letting us move on.
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He doesn't get my— Blitzer: I want to move on, I want to move on.
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Russell had to move on, just as his pupil had to move on later Tuesday night.
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Even if the majority of players move on, I won't move on until I'm finished my level.
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"We've just got to move on from it, move on to the next game," Chimera told the Monumental Sports Network.
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"But I can't move on, because you keep lying about it so I can't move on from it," Cuomo responded.
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The British government needs to move on to trade talks, and so it is under enormous pressure to move on the money.
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You can either acknowledge that a weird thing happened, laugh, and move on—or, you can ignore it and still move on.
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"China can't make a hasty move on the US or Donald Trump, but China can easily make a move on Taiwan," she said.
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"Well, I think it's interesting who can move on, who can't move on and how quickly any of that happens," said Dubrow, 47.
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So you read a story, move on to the next one, move on to the next one, and then I'm gonna get a message.
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Just the act of making a correction could be enough to broadcast, "I made a mistake, let's move on", and the organization will move on.
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AND I HOPE THAT BILL AND EVERYONE ELSE WILL DO THAT IN THIS CASE AND MOVE ON AND LET US MOVE ON WITH OUR BUSINESS.
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"So in the White House's view they can't move on in the Senate; in the people's view they shouldn't move on in the Senate," Mulvaney said.
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So… sure... --- What's your thoughts on Travis, injury prone time to move on, bad luck, wait it out or something else Paul Time to move on??
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"I'd advise him to move on and move on to other priorities," said Mr. Christie, who talks to Mr. Trump frequently, "like tax reform and infrastructure."
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Bloomberg might want to move on, but anyone arrested for petty marijuana crimes can&apostBloomberg might want to move on, but you know who can&apost?
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But I can tell you, companies like this, they move on, and they move on to the things that are natural to work together, which is products.
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The system is also designed to address a problem and move on to something else: each side states its position, parliament divides, and then you move on.
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Right now, our guys are going to get their things corrected from this game, and then, we'll move on to New England when it's time to move on.
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"Before we move on from education ... ," said Sen.
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So the quicker this is all put to bed, the quicker we can put him to rest and then move on, because until that happens no one can move on.
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Like, I'm interested in the idea that people just love something and then, you know, move on, 'cause my kids play a lot of games they love and then move on.
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So to hear now that the time has come to move on is extremely painful … everyone is saying this has gone on long enough and now it's time to move on.
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But he and Jamal hope she will now watch her words so she can move on to more pressing local issues in Congress and at home they can move on too.
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Then he attempted to move on to Megan – Megan!
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" McCain said, later adding, "You've got to move on.
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" And I'll be like, "No, we can't move on.
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Earth to Steve ... maybe it's time to move on.
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So let's take their advice and move on ... 2.
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" The Kentucky lawmaker added: "It's time to move on.
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" The moving on, this is always, "Let's move on.
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"They said, 'Fail fast and move on,' " he said.
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Let's — let's move on to the subject of education.
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" The courage "to move on and try something else.
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"; "It's time to close this chapter and move on.
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Let's move on to the - - to the next question.
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" I said, "Your opinion's stupid, but let's move on.
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" Speaking at the Viva Technology conference in Paris, Holmes said despite the exchange going viral, the "news cycle does move on and people are willing to forgive and move on as well.
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People who were buying a Steven Alan button-down, and that was their first step into fashion, maybe they'll move on to Our Legacy, and from there they'll move on to Dries.
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If there is a food safety problem attached to fraud, then they're going to move on it, and they're going to move on it quickly, and they're going to be doing great things.
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We definitely move on, and we wish Duane the best.
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Donald, take your licks, and let's move on four years.
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Others welcomed the concert as a way to move on.
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Why do you think we're so ready to move on?
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WE'RE GOING TO MOVE ON THINGS LIKE SECURING THE BORDERS.
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It's time that we accept that position and move on.
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Move on from Butler and the direction is clear: Rebuild!
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I felt my mind go, you know, and move on.
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Isn't it time, they ask him, to just move on?
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Pam's friends are clear ... they want her to move on.
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SOLTYSIK: You need to move on because you are wrong.
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This year, 100 was allowed to move on its own.
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But I do know that I'm ready to move on.
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We should move on what we know violates the policy.
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Then we move on to the song's coup de grâce.
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I think we just have to move on from this.
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But before Democrats move on, they're going to revisit 2016.
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Just give me the right thing and let's move on.
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The whole segment was a ballsy move on Jones's part.
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The market does not move on this number much anymore.
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But first on Canada, before we move on to China.
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"It was a great move on his part," Matheny said.
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A few months after, I was ready to move on.
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Then we move on to watching old episodes of GOT.
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The two women finally reconcile and agree to move on.
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Trump sniped back for days despite advice to move on.
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There's nothing like debuting a new move on the dancefloor.
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We are able now to move on to our facial.
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And then he testily told the journalists to move on.
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Trudeau had expressed "deep disappointment" at GM's move on Monday.
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Just move on with your life, or unfollow them forever.
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But now, George Anthony says he's ready to move on.
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Shitamachi's central question concerns how we move on without forgetting.
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But without the necessary government guarantees, we couldn't move on.
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Not going to explain that, just going to move on.
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It seemed the time had come, inevitably, to move on.
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That's like this podcast, we move on into the future.
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We grow, we evolve, we move on, and guess what?
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At worst, you chuckle a few moments and move on.
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The frustrating ordeal is forgotten and we move on, together.
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You can move on without any of those things happening.
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It is what it is, you know, and move on.
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Jaimie and Josh began to move on from the Church.
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Sometimes, I just had to give up and move on.
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Once we move on, we're going to be rolling again.
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The Harts appeared to move on from the scandal together.
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Rojas hopes eventually to move on to Argentina or Spain.
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Simply say "Alexa, skip" or "Alexa, next" to move on.
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I'll continue to be my cheerful self and move on.
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I just focus on today, getting better, and move on.
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The media needs to move on or people won't click.
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Traders should prepare for a fast move on any breakout.
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Let's move on to the Variety puzzle with some Gershwin.
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BLITZER: I want to move — I want to move on.
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We'll enjoy this one for the night and move on.
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Bernie Sanders spoke out forcefully against the move on Tuesday.
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"The right thing is now for me to move on".
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Don't just move on from these games with happy memories.
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I want to move on from this type of stuff.
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And then we can just move on with our lives.
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And then you forget about it and you move on.
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Traders are preparing for a fast move on any breakout.
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Ultimately doing this helped the singer heal and move on.
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"It's time for the country to move on," she said.
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We leave it at that, and we just move on.
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At the same time, Democrats are eager to move on.
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You can then move on to the other important specs.
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It's had a huge move, we've got to move on.
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She's ready for them to grow apart, and move on.
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This is actually a really responsible move on DJI's part.
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After he kills them, he doesn't just move on, though.
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All right, I want to move on to special counsel.
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We need to move on and win the next game.
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"He made mistakes, but he can move on and upward."
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"You can't just move on because we haven't," she observed.
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"It's time for him to move on," the source said.
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They're also looking to move on from their musical breakup.
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He took the settlement because he needed to move on.
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You are going to move on right after this statement.
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"I think it's too seductive to move on," says Shadley.
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We're trying to move on, just trying to play basketball.
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Television replays showed Proud appearing to move on the blocks.
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If not, just wash your hands thoroughly and move on.
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I don't have much to trade, so I move on.
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You just have to move on, know what it is.
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Trump tried to apologize and move on three separate times.
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Just drop it, let the situation end, and move on.
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And let's just hopefully try to move on from this.
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But that doesn't mean she's not trying to move on.
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Then I move on to my second therapeutic practice: cooking.
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I do believe that people can move on from that.
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FROST: I WANT TO MOVE ON TO THE BOARD REVIEW.
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"It's time to move on," McConnell said after the vote.
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He made mistakes, but he can move on and upward.
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But it would be hard to move on from. Yep.
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The boys demand sex quickly and move on if rebuffed:
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Wouldn't it just be easier for everyone to move on?
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If you haven't heard anything after attempt three, move on.
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After a few minutes, one asked Solano to move on.
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A way to "get it all out" and move on.
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And, if it doesn't work, declare victory and move on.
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Hosts move on, go to other networks, try other things.
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I'm just going to erase this one and move on.
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Know someone who can't seem to move on from college?
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Get it right, and move on to the next question.
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Trump had defended his move on Wednesday as "strategically brilliant".
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Andrew makes a move on Jo, who shuts him down.
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Kill everyone, and you move on to the next stage.
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During that time, she learned how to move on skates.
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Free to own businesses, see them fail, then move on.
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"But they may also just move on with their lives."
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"It was kind of hard to move on," he confesses.
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" Scalise "was not able to move on his own power.
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Pirelli engineers, however, did not move on nearly so quickly.
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But we tried to do it seamlessly and move on.
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Charlie is unable to breathe or move on his own.
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Waiting to move on rates unnecessarily invites more political risk.
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They won't be able to move on until that happens.
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After that date, the installation will move on to Singapore.
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This is a frustrating game sometimes, but you move on.
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Regardless, Aaron tells us he just wants to move on.
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The Wall Street Journal first reported the move on Tuesday.
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So let's move on and get outraged about something else.
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Vox was first to report on the move on Thursday.
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Many were in agreement: It's simply time to move on.
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Obviously something to learn from, something to move on from.
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After that, I will move on to the next level.
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He deserves to be forgiven and we should move on.
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An uninterested one will move on to appraise another suitor.
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"Suck it up and move on," added Senator Chuck Grassley.
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But, hey, it happened and we had to move on.
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You keep the nose nature gave you and move on.
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Call a vote, and let's confirm Kavanaugh and move on.
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We want to move on to a stronger, higher fence.
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Payne was ready to move on and do something else.
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So I am going to admit that and move on.
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But not every Bush supporter is ready to move on.
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Jerry Brown, Senator Dianne Feinstein and Ms. Boxer — move on.
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But he loves paper jams too much to move on.
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That was when I felt like I could move on.
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I say, "Oh, yep, there it is" and move on.
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He added that she could simply decline and move on.
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I want to move on to the next appropriations bill.
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Mr. Marr wanted to move on from an earlier question.
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"It's time to move on from summer, basically," she said.
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And after you explain why you're currently unhappy, move on.
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I know how to get over it and move on.
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McConnell won't move on anything until the President signs off.
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We decided not to move on but to look back.
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Conservative Party chairman James Cleverly defended the move on Tuesday.
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But I think we'll probably move on to other issues.
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A judge approved the move on Friday for Josh Waring.
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Ok. We're going to move on to the next question.
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Lucid Motors announced the move on its blog on Monday.
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Then we have to move on to an audience question.
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" She concluded, "It is time to move on from cranberries.
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Among the key questions: which issue to move on first.
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We're going to move on... TRUMP: You know what's funny?
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Attempts to move on from the firing have been minimal.
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We saw Ax make a similar move on Sunday night.
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Terry Branstad's term, cheered the president's planned move on Monday.
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RAMOS: We're going to move on to the next question.
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Unlike burying beetles, most insects lay eggs and move on.
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"Move on, learn from it and be better for it."
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"I'm certainly ready to move on from this," he said.
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But she also wants to move on with her life.
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If not, I'll just move on to the next subject.
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EU and U.S. regulators approved the move on March 219.
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I'm just trying to move on and live my life.
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It's time to move on and update our collective thinking.
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If you're still using Sunrise, it's time to move on.
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Some simply make their peace with it and move on.
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But at some point you do have to move on.
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We had waited a generation to move on climate change.
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Instead, they asked to move on with the sentencing process.
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When most couples have rifts, they forgive and move on.
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So let's move on really quickly to — Messenger, absolutely — Khashoggi.
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Or did they just do the deed and move on?
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How do you pick up the pieces and move on?
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Forget about it, learn whatever you can and move on.
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People have to move on because they work really hard.
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You can follow the truckers' next move on Facebook Live.
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And if you hurt me, I'll move on and survive.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced a shock move on Nov.
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Save this page for when you have, and move on.
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Read more about Singapore Airlines' rerouting move on Channel NewsAsia.
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And if you're wrong, just admit it and move on.
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Either way, make this your final word and move on.
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Speaking of flavors, let's move on to the next one.
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We owe it to them to not just move on.
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The U.S. Treasury announced the sanctions move on its website.
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After that, it's time to move up or move on.
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"Let's move on," Richardson said, and everyone laughed and laughed.
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But let's move on to that step after swiping: dating.
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I said let it go, move on, guys are idiots.
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But by then, the country was ready to move on.
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Vice formally announced the move on Tuesday, according to Variety.
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Then the cameras move on to the next unspeakable act.
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Plop the Move on the Loop Dock to charge it.
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Hannah Brown is ready to move on with her life.
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If you move on, it's a thing of the past.
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Both men are eager to move on with their lives.
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You just have to congratulate your opponent and move on.
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Republicans in farm states cheered the administration's move on Wednesday.
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Todd said he didn't understand "the hurry" to move on.
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And we're going to move on to the next segment.
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If I hold on to this, I won't move on.
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How do people move on in the aftermath of death?
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The girls and women need to move on, she said.
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Usually we acknowledge them and move on with our lives.
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Bloomberg reporter Mark Bergen earlier announced the move on Twitter.
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Once they get it, let's move on to something else.
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VW has been fighting to move on from the scandal.
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Russia is ready to turn the page and move on.
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And you will be able to move on from them.
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She is able to move on and blah blah blah.
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"You have my word we'll move on them," he said.
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" Still, he said, "the business of government can move on.
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Let's move on to the Democrats and the presidential race.
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TAVERNISE: Toby could get closure and try to move on.
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"I do think it's time to move on," she added.
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"I hope that we can move on now," he said.
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More than anything, Johnston said she wanted to move on.
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Honestly, it was probably a savvy move on Sonos's part.
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Those cells were not able to move on their own.
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But you expect top players to gripe and move on.
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We all need to get over it and move on.
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They would rather not deal with it and move on.
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My answer to H.R. was to resign and move on.
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You can address it, and then you can move on.
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Is a retaliatory move on the part of Iran inevitable?
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Sometimes it's better just to ignore it and move on.
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Instead, try to heed Corcoran's advice and just move on.
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"It's a very good move on his part," said Wilson.
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Or is it time for the franchise to move on?
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You have explored the question with her; now move on.
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Still, Ryan urged the Senate to move on the bill.
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Move on a bit in time and fashion gets flouncy.
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If you have a problem, fix it and move on.
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But at the same time, it's time to move on.
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If met with a rejection, he would likely move on.
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She contemplated dropping the charges and trying to move on.
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Now, with MLB's official ruling, both teams can move on.
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Republicans have already begun to move on the Ford accusations.
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Producers would rather move on to the next controversy instead.
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Get comfortable with one type, then move on to another.
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You and all my friends, we've got to move on.
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One doesn't simply move on; you carry it with you.
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Molly Roberts, editorial writer: Can we move on to tech?
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It's not a straightforward, check a box and move on.
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So we click "accept" and sigh deeply and move on.
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The company plans to announce the move on Monday morning.
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We were able to add those quickly and move on.
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And I think it's time for everyone to move on.
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The pressure that allows them to move on causes earthquakes.
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We found a way and we move on to tomorrow.
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Only 2628 percent say they want leadership to move on.
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But the kingdom appeared to be trying to move on.
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The moderates wanted to move on and campaign for Grant.
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Let's move on to social media and protections of democracy.
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We got to put this behind us and move on.
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President Donald Trump just wants to move on from it.
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I was accepting and we would move on from there.
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Recognize that it's not going to happen and move on.
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Eventually, people get bored and move on to something new.
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But he said he was sorry, so let's move on.
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So I felt it was best just to move on.
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But Pulisic signaled that he was hoping to move on.
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How do we emerge from the wreckage and move on?
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How do we emerge from the wreckage and move on?
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I quickly move on to another issue that frustrates me.
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Most of them deserve to move on to brighter projects.
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"Some people move on," says Steve Rogers (Chris Evans), a.k.a.
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Rather than bristle, we move on to elaborate other points.
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I'd be in school for two years and move on.
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Should people who don't believe in astrology just move on?
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My curiosity satisfied, I move on in search of lion.
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A few years later, she was ready to move on.
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" He added that the team "just decided to move on.
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They also learn how to move on the dance floor.
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Manny Yekutiel: Shall we move on to the next question?
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How we then move on relies on our own agency.
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Afterward his mind would be free, he could move on.
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At some point, he felt he needed to move on.
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It is easier to just believe it and move on.
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But then the furniture starts to move on its own.
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Reporters move on to the next legislative or political battle.
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We just kind of move on to the next thing.
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Dave Weigel predicted that Trump would attempt to "move on from his Curiel obsession," and that the GOP would be happy to follow, but for it to work Trump has to actually move on.
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And people always — white people always want to tell you to get over it and to move on, but there's never been a reckoning for what was done, and it's hard to move on.
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There is a level of accountability, like you may not move on with us because you have done this or you may need to go seek help before you may move on with us.
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Alice visits Hal but can't move on and Polly offers to bring her friend from The Farm to help Alice like he helped Polly move on after Jason, but Polly's grin looks suspicious at best.
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They should take advantage of President Guaido's amnesty and move on.
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Whatever your reason, here's how to move on from Amazon Prime.
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U.S. Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross, in announcing the move on Nov.
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We have to move on and focus on the next game.
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To be honest, it was a poor move on our part.
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GC: Let's move on, let's talk a little bit about infrastructure.
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He refuses to brush off this startling breakup and move on.
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So for now it seems Levine was ready to move on.
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But both sides are trying to move on from past tensions.
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The rest of the civilized world will move on without us.
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He just wants it all the be over and move on.
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Lindsay Lohan is ready to move on from her turbulent past.
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"People get elected to office and then move on," Celedon says.
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You can move on to states of being deeper than intellect.
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"The leader says, 'Let's move on,'" Schumer said following McConnell's speech.
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"How could you move on so fast?" he asks his mom.
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We know in our hearts that it's time to move on.
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Well look, come on that&aposs a typical left move on .
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Julian thank you for your time, we got to move on.
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It is a bit raw and I have to move on.
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And without Pomelo I would never be able to move on.
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But Facebook wants to get over this shit and move on.
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Real shudder-worthy stuff, so let's move on to nicer things.
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BARTIROMO: All right, we have got to move on to immigration.
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Medicine is always trying to move on to more targeted treatments.
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Let me know when you're done because I'll just move on.
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Now, 14 months later, he may be starting to move on.
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If a VC isn't fired up about your business, move on.
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WILFRED FROST: I wanted to move on and talk about Brexit.
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He doesn&apost have credibility and he needs to move on.
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After seven years as a GO, I decided to move on.
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That's not an easy narrative (or image) to move on from.
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Life moves on, you just have to move on with it.
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Past heartbreaks will be forgiven—you're so ready to move on!
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Clearly, she's not the only one who's ready to move on.
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North Vietnam's conquest of Saigon let it move on to Cambodia.
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It was also a brilliant move on Joy and Nolan's part.
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The robot should also be able to move on its own.
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However, they can't just let bygones be bygones and move on.
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It's best to move on and simply do better next time!
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Republicans criticized the move on social media as a political stunt.
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It's a yes or no, and then we will move on.
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Every day's a new day so you have to move on.
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Zuckerberg responded to Twitter's move on a call with investors Wednesday.
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The decision has been made and it's time to move on.
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He figured they would move on or go back home soon.
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I ask Naugle when he plans to move on from QuitMormon.
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But I definitely want to move on and keep playing basketball.
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If I'm right, it's very important to move on these issues.
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I've made the extremely tough decision to move on from Twitter.
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They are ready to move on, hospital officials previously told PEOPLE.
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The official reason for Ankara's move on Russian imports remains unclear.
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Once that happens, it'll be boring and we'll all move on.
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He said something regretful, he apologized for it, let's move on.
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I just moved 3,000 miles away in order to move on.
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After a breakup there's the expectation that you'll eventually move on.
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When you know it's wrong, just be quiet and move on.
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Donald Trump is going to move on them like a bitch.
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Sometimes, you just have to reject people swiftly and move on.
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"Just got to move on," Jaguars defensive end Calais Campbell said.
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" Later on, after audience members reportedly shouted remarks like, "Move on.
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This way, an elected official could move on to another post.
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If we lose, we cut our losses quickly and move on.
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February's acquisition of Anchor was a savvy move on Spotify's behalf.
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It is unclear how quickly Mr Abe will move on this.
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See it as a challenge, learn from it and move on.
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BARTIROMO: Let me move on, let me ask you about Asia.
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The two most popular candidates move on to the general election.
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Or at some point do you move on to something else?
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Honduras' ambassador in Mexico was alerted of the move on Monday.
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GUTFELD: That&aposs not what they are called but move on.
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After the party, Nick tries to make a move on Veronica.
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But they will accept it, and the game will move on.
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" She added: "Say yes or no and we can move on.
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The messenger planet will move on from this house on Thursday.
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The sooner you know that, the sooner you can move on.
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All I can do is live my life and move on.
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WALLACE: Briefly, because I want to move on to something else.
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I thought it was a cool, classy move on her part.
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You're building muscle memory before you move on to something harder.
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PARK CITY, Utah — How do we move on from unspeakable tragedy?
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I have to own it and accept it and move on.
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You sign contracts, you play them out and you move on.
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Which friendships or associations do you need to move on from?
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At a certain point, you have to decide to move on.
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Personally, I do not feel ready to move on from Alexis.
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Most witches use cord cutting rituals to move on from breakups.
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The film was a pretty brazen negotiation move on Prince's part.
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She also knows that he'll eventually make a move on her.
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"It's is time to move on" because Kemp "won," Trump tweeted.
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It sucks — a lot — but as an actor, you move on.
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The move on Tuesday by Beijing nevertheless came with a warning.
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Trump defended his move on Wednesday and called it "strategically brilliant".
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It will now move on to the Senate, The Guardian reports.
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Now it's time to move on to this long-term approach.
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But how do you know when it's time to move on?
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It's a video game, so just accept it and move on.
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Khloé is working hard to move on and focus on herself.
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We have to kind of brush ourselves off and move on.
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And then move on — there will be other jobs, we promise.
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Would you take it as a sign you should move on?
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Smart move on his part ... Incredible speech by an incredible woman.
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How did they casually just replace their editors and move on?
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Luke would probably move on with his life a little bit.
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"Forget it, let's move on to the next one," he said.
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Wanna see how fast ice hockey players can move on land?
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Vector can move on its own and has a beautiful personality.
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So I guess we just move on to the next section.
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And move on to the equally-fraught subject of tax reform?
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McConnell wants to move on and get into the August recess.
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There are apparently no plans to move on to the PS4.
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And the Senate will move on -- no matter what Trump says.
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She'll campaign where she's welcome, and we'll move on from there.
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A true friendship you can make a mistake and move on.
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Everybody will be OK. We'll move on from this for sure.
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It was actually a pretty smart move on the politicians' part.
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But Colbert just can't move on from Krasinski's roles in comedy.
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Don't try to understand them, just appreciate them and move on.
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A rational GOP president would accept this reality and move on.
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As far as I'm concerned we can move on from it.
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But he often chose to move on rather than do this.
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The four highest-scoring Juicers move on to the next round.
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Therefore, simply badgering such people to "move on" won't be effective.
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"Just move on, Rob, and find someone better," one follower advised.
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It's time to move on from their repeal and replace ObamaCare.
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Now let's give up and move on to the next thing.
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She's ready to move on and doesn't harbor any bad feelings.
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You find it in the moment, use it, and move on.
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So you find the right way to let them move on.
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"I told her to get over it, move on," Treacy said.
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We go on from it and move on to Watkins Glen.
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Mouw decided to move on, in order to protect RNS staff.
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I don't think the nail salon folks will ever move on.
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They didn't care about you in the first place, move on.
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It was enough to make me move on to straight porn.
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After it's complete, move on to the second and so forth.
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"We forget names and move on in three weeks," Hagher said.
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He will simply besmirch two public figures and then move on.
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He can garner a few awws and then move on. Nope.
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Why not unload unwieldy statist policies and companies and move on?
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And so now it's kind of — it's time to move on.
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Not everyone is ready to move on from tax reform, however.
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It's time where you look into the future and move on.
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"Perhaps it would be better to move on," the teacher suggested.
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Whether the Senate will move on the measure remains unclear. Sen.
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And I'm ready to move on and deal with these issues.
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Fail fast and often, cut your losses, and move on quickly.
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The country will move on, with or without Republicans in power.
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Tap to learn more or tap "Next" to move on.4.
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Watson went after the freshman representative over that move on Sunday.
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They are like let&aposs move on to the next topic.
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I do think that people forget and move on very quickly.
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Washington announced that move on Monday hours after the yuan tumbled.
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Any other thoughts about the moon before I move on to?
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The referee made a decision and we have to move on.
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Let's move on to Friday with a small argument: Your thoughts?
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He promised, in a recent interview, to move on from winter.
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You just automatically accept what they say, and you move on.
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To be fair, that was a generous move on his part.
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Big fucking gnarly things happen, and then you just move on.
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Go deeper: White House makes first legislative move on prison reform
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Financial magazine Caixin first reported the planned CDR move on Monday.
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Ready to move on from a bad — or hopelessly average — romance?
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That way, you can move ahead together or just move on.
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Kimmy and Lillian decide to move on from their exes together.
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Then, move on to a downward dog, holding for 30 seconds.
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Let's just pay the $20 and move on with our lives.
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It was time to move on and deal with my life.
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Then the artist should move on, forget about it, leave it.
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If there's a problem, you attack it and you move on.
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Mature people know when to take the loss and move on.
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No problem, Jason thought, I'll get it cured and move on.
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It is time for Democrats to believe them and move on.
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Experts say the ban is a smart move on Twitter's part.
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And she tries to learn from her mistakes and move on.
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If you don't have a ticket yet, get a move on.
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If anyone else answers, say a polite "thanks" and move on.
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And, you know, we did a very early move on that.
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Cuddy now seems ready to move on to a new phase.
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Click "Skip this step" to move on to the final step.
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But time has passed, and the internet's affections move on quickly.
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Maybe I should stop that and move on to another thing.
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It hurts, it will always hurt, but we will move on.
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The husband should answer yes and move on, but he can't.
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I'm going to keep leading by example and just move on.
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How can the company move on with so many ghosts lurking?
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LaMarcus Aldridge, no one's favorite player, was ready to move on.
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But is there any move on the Hill to do that?
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When she would stop to rest, the line would move on.
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What about people who did move on, as Captain America advocates?
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Plus, they aren't ready to move on a tax reform bill.
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It's engaged in just enough introspection to recalibrate and move on.
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Move on to the cups, which should fully cover your breasts.
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Would you like to forgive and move on from your grudge?
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She was disqualified before she could move on to the deadlift.
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The Welsh and Scottish governments both confirmed the move on Wednesday.
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It's time for everybody in this illegal occupation to move on.
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"You don't forget, but you've got to move on," Judge said.
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Junior officers also move on to other assignments after limited tours.
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Otherwise, I ask you respectfully to shut up and move on.
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I think it's just time to move on, find a replacement.
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Time to move on to your equally craven counterpart, Astrid Sloane.
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GMA notes she has another eponymous move on the balance beam.
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Still, Graham-Cassidy might have the Senate votes to move on.
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But many of their supporters were not ready to move on.
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US National Security Advisor John Bolton praised the move on Twitter.
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"My message is: Suck it up and move on," Grassley said.
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He played incredible well for our team, and let's move on.
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"Great move on delay (by V. Putin)," he wrote on Twitter.
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"Let's establish the principle, embrace it and move on," Neal said.
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"Peter, let's go," Trump said, trying to move on to Alexander.
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Some have been able to move on, others remain deeply traumatized.
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But it lasts for a moment and I immediately move on.
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The other half shrugs their shoulders and wants to move on.
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Okay, let's move on to the second article, obstruction of Congress.
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Experts also questioned the efficacy of the government's move on schools.
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Sometimes, they stay only briefly; sometimes, they move on to another.
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But it's a reminder that not everyone gets to move on.
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I was taught that if you can't fix it, move on.
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Let Mueller be Mueller and move on with your legislative agenda.
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"We have to be smart and move on with no fear."
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But this move on the courts was too much for her.
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Better to show it off as a concept and move on.
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Sand can help the tires move on slippery ice and snow.
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Winners move on to the divisional round, which kicks off Saturday.
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I think it was a pretty good move on their part.
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I know what you're thinking: it's time to move on already.
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McClinton had tried to move on and just forget about it.
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When is it O.K. to make a move on a widower?
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Move on from there and you will find still more angst.
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When that was cleared up, we were able to move on.
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If it's a negative, they move on to the next idea.
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Then we move on and discuss our reading goals for 2018.
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"Great move on delay (by V. Putin)," the president-elect wrote.
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Once that's paid off, move on to the $5,000 student loan.
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Let's hope it is the end and we can move on.
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In most cases, we find acceptable work-arounds and move on.
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The Senate would move on a spending bill after the House.
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"You move on and it's all just part of your history."
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Instead, the administration put the embassy move on the back burner.
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He's going to be able to move on with his life.
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It's going to happen, so acknowledge the differences and move on.
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Does the media -- and Democrats -- move on between now and then?
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"Now we move on to whatever's next tomorrow," the official said.
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Others must find a way to move on despite their appearance.
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It&aposs hard to blame them for wanting to move on.
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Management, however, decided to move on, feeling the relationship was irreparable.
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It's just time for me to move on to something else.
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President Kuczynski has asked young Peruvians to move on and forget.
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Can't we just suck it up, download Tinder, and move on?
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And now it's over and it feels good to move on.
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Normally, you chew it over for a bit, then move on.
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People are excited now to move on to the next shot.
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We're told he's adamant she deserves better and should move on.
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He passes and disappears into the blizzard and we move on.
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I laugh at these questions, indulge their curiosity, and move on.
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It was a canny, even brilliant, political move on Francis's part.
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Rejecting the deal is a pretty bold move on Luann's part.
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So you get to, you move on to the Huffington Post.
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We just wanted to move on, not be sad all day.
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"I don't like to say move on because I don't think I'll ever move on with the fact that she's not here with me or with our family," Mowry-Housley said, a tear running down her face.
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But we're happy that he's able to move on with his life.
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But the larger culture will forget, or take sides, and move on.
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A plunge in Burberry's shares was the big move on the index.
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Q: But did you say, okay, I believe you, let's move on?
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This week opens with Frances and Robert both trying to move on.
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"They can just move on in when times get tough," said Miller.
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"They're just looking to move on with their lives and get better."
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White House spokesman Sean Spicer slammed the potential filibuster move on Monday.
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They want an accelerated share repurchase and then to just move on.
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The big one: refusing to let the country move on and forget.
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To everyone else: move on peeps let the woman live her life.
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I don't want to be like him; I have to move on.
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You have to be aware of when it's time to move on.
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I can take a lot of things from that and move on.
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Supremacy, seemed equally ready to move on, making Green Zone and Captain
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To help move on from the scandal, they've sought out couples therapy.
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Vanderpump Rules' Scheana Shay is ready to move on from her divorce.
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Or, I could pick myself up, dust myself off and move on.
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And I would hope that the President would apologize and move on.
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New Orleans had been amazing, but it was time to move on!
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After they sell, he plans to move on to other renovation projects.
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Five teams move on for another round of pitching and Q&A.
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They've made their points, and they can move on to pursue diplomacy.
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"I think it's pretty clear it's time to move on," she said.
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But Darren isn't important to Endgame, so we're going to move on.
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It seemed like what he and his bandmates needed to move on.
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If you can't get deep with someone, it's time to move on.
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Screenshot your favorite and move on to your next objective: promposal planning.
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McLaughlin's been known to bust a move on talk shows as well.
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One of Vanguard's goals is for its employees, eventually, to move on.
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"[The law] was a brilliant political move on their part," Glessner said.
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I like Sancerre, but it's September and it's time to move on.
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I move on to drafting a class certification motion in another case.
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But get a move on: The holiday countdown clock is already ticking!
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But freedom is rarely enough to enable former slaves to move on.
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You're looking for closure; you're ready to move on with your life.
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The teacher would be like 'Oh, yeah, that's good,' and move on.
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"I wanted to move on, so I left it there," she said.
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King said he did his best to move on with his life.
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She wanted to focus on parenthood and move on with her life.
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Let's get past this preamble and move on to the show itself!
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I'm sure we'll hear more about her next professional move on Twitter.
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Only after seeking the truth can we move on from this investigation.
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"Can we please move on?" she groaned, before ultimately offering a response.
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Next we're gonna move on to the Bondi Sands Self Tanning Foam.
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Now, the superintendent who led the turnaround has decided to move on.
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I will shake their hand, smile, make small talk, and move on.
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There's something bittersweet about Tarantino's choice to move on, in that light.
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The new governor of Tokyo, Yuriko Koike, put the move on hold.
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The average daily percentage move on the S&P 500 since Jan.
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Winners of LoL and TFT tournaments will move on to international competitions.
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And there are already signs that he is eager to move on.
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The government wants people to move on and focus on the positive.
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I think it's time that those things pass on and move on.
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It takes so much strength to move on without a huge reason.
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Unlike these gorillas stuck behind glass, I would get to move on.
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BUSH: Martha and David, I just... RADDATZ: We're going to move on.
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People may move on from these leaks, but hackers have long memories.
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The video for "To Move On," released today, follows a similar path.
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I've thought hard about how I'm going to move on from Facebook.
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To err, barely flinch, and move on like a pro is divine.
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It happens, and I guess I try to move on from here.
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Lublin, however, can't move on from the text that started it all.
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They had to move on from tight end Jimmy Graham last offseason.
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"We want to move on it as quickly as possible," he said.
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Just say the medically accurate thing about vaccines and we'll move on.
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It makes it possible for both parties to move on with dignity.
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After 'no,' anybody who has asked you out should just move on.
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"It's time to move on," Mr McConnell conceded shortly after the vote.
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I can no longer do that so it's time to move on.
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He's bewildered by the attention he's getting, and desperate to move on.
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Then we move on to cooking, dinnertime and the dreaded kitchen cleanup.
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The case stemmed from the Swiss National Bank's sudden move on Jan.
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So here are four better reasons for Mrs Pelosi to move on.
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Let's see what's in it then move on and keep cleaning up.
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With ever fewer people visiting banks, the online model must move on.
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If I do a bad dive that's in the past, move on.
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We move on to Los Feliz, which is a ton of fun!
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I beg you, just move on from this and I respect you.
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Be daring with your style; make the first move on a date.
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So, somehow, you just have to find a way to move on.
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Treasury yields move on several other issues, particularly on monetary policy overseas.
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In 2019, we will move on to the Remote Areas Fund for
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"If they don't love our leggings, they'll move on," she tells us.
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PIRRO: All right, guys I want to move on for one second.
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At first, team Trump denied the story and attempted to move on.
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I put in the basics and move on to the rest, right?
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From Croatia, migrants hope to move on to Slovenia and further West.
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GC: Well, let's move on and talk more about the business environment.
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Kleiner Perkins will have to move on without its most famous name.
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We'll move on to the next couple of weeks and keep fighting.
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She had the tools and presence to move on, and I didn't.
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Ok lets all try to settle back down and move on. James.
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You'll be in our prayers and let's try to move on together.
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You just move on, and get ready to face your next opponent.
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BROOKS: No, he was not able to move on his own power.
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The market's pricing in less than a 5 percent move on earnings.
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And yet another statement about public healing and time to move on.
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The Houthis regard their move on Sanaa as a revolution against corruption.
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It's always, as I say, to learn from it and move on.
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Teams have to find a way to pick up and move on.
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It's more important to move on than to dwell on your mistakes.
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House Republicans also can't decide whether to move on from health care.
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I can deal with people that make stupid statements and move on.
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But earlier this spring, we decided it was time to move on.
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You can then move on to understand the theory behind smart contracts.
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But Gupta says he wants to move on and rebuild his life.
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Q But did you say, okay, I believe you, let's move on?
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I just live up to what happened and move on from it.
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You'll face hard truths—you have to accept them and move on.
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Maybe everyone should just move on and stop the unicorn trend altogether.
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We watch it, I explain it, talk about it and move on.
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It allows the nation to absorb, react, adapt— and then move on.
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And then move on as quickly as possible with positivity and enthusiasm.
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After waiting their turn, they display their ID cards and move on.
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Today, she is trying to move on from her experience with Tyson.
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Booker's unconventional move on Day 3 of Kavanaugh's confirmation hearings prompted Sen.
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You just have to choose, and then move on to the next.
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So when I get sick of Bob I'll move on to Tammy.
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Wring every bit of fun out of them, and then move on.
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You could just make the mistakes, learn from them, and move on.
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You should probably skip that app and move on to the next.
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And where you're willing to do it, cut your losses, move on.
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Should she fight to restore her military status, or simply move on?
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John McCain "dying" and the administration's refusal to apologize and move on.
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But John, at some point, is going to want to move on.
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The most practical response is to get over it and move on.
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A mantra of his when speaking to attorneys is: Let's move on.
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After guffawing over Burgess' Tinder addiction crack, he suggests we move on.
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Try to meet it before you move on to the next one.
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Clean up this mess so we can move on and work together.
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The market continues to move on trade news or the lack thereof.
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If you have more time to decide, feel free to move on.
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But if they can't be persuaded the other way, you move on.
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We'll learn from it, we'll grow from it and we'll move on.
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It was personified by fans who bemoaned the move on social media.
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I believe they mean what they say and so let's move on.
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So, so to speak, more rebalancing should move on and go on.
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And if the data to do that analysis isn't there, move on.
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China's move on U.S. sorghum is independent from the current Sino-U.
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We obviously have to move on now and focus on Kansas City.
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Know when to move on and learn from the situation without blame.
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That being said, I just have to move on under the circumstances.
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Her advice: Call on the reporter, answer the question, then move on.
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The exchange blamed the move on a "multimillion dollar market sell" order.
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But at every point.. Anthony Fisher: We have to move on Congressman.
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And he wanted her grieving family to be able to move on.
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You see, I never just publish a blog post then move on.
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"WhatsApp announced that move on all of their services yesterday," he said.
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We think it's time to put this behind us and move on.
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McConnell has made clear he wants to move on something, and soon.
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"Any move on them — automatically they have a strong case," Grijalva said.
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Fonda seemed surprised by the question and sought to quickly move on.
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If something didn't work for them, they'd cut it and move on.
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Like a bad relationship, when it's over it's time to move on.
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And while the NCB faced no lasting repercussions, Aberfan couldn't move on.
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Nate I definitely agree the country would be ready to move on.
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I'd like to move on to an online question... TRUMP: Excuse me.
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" After weeks of fruitless bargaining, McConnell said, "it's time to move on.
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But after a few shrimp paste balls, I had to move on.
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We just learn from it, deal with the consequences and move on.
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No judgment, just a quick note, and then he would move on.
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A wrong had been righted, and he was ready to move on.
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"We can regroup and move on to the next one," Koivu said.
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It therefore required an extraordinary opportunity to compel me to move on.
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They think you're something else, bite in, let go, and move on.
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After you've started with one finger, move on to two or three.
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When I'm finished with this step, I'll move on to the next.
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Deliver an ultimatum so you can move ahead or just move on.
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I think, at this point, everyone has been able to move on.
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But others have suggested that it may be time to move on.
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From these books, readers and writer all move on with some relief.
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They just wanted to check the Liberian election box and move on.
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I made my move on the red carpet of the awards show.
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We should just respect each other's differences and opinions and move on.
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If the Bulldogs win, they would move on to the title round.
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So once I'm finished with a film, I try to move on.
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If they get caught, they just move on to their next victim.
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You do a music project, finish and move on to the next.
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She has to accept the fact that he's dead and move on.
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"We want different things so I've got to move on," he says.
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But when you move on to your next thing, I'm still here.
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I have my slogan of 'ignore it, stay sassy, and move on.
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"I keep telling people they should move on," Cap tells Black Widow.
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When she's ready, she can move on to an even better relationship.
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We block and we unfollow so we can try to move on.
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Then she said to me: 'Hey, move on, we should go now.
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Dorian's refusal to move on from the Bahamas is yet another example.
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"We found that age makes it harder to move on," Thompson said.
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When the carry equation doesn't work anymore, investors have to move on.
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Before its move on Tuesday, it was 19.5 feet from the water.
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Wouldn't they shrug and move on, without so much as a WTF?
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Just get it out of the way and move on to business.
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Then let's move on to something else, and dance on email's grave.
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Otherwise, simply agree to disagree and move on to your next debate.
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"Doing well, I felt my mind go, and move on," Keys said.
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Some critics were supportive of the attorney general's move on marijuana prosecutions.
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We lingered here for a time before we decided to move on.
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How do I move on when I feel like a sitting duck?
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They will decrease in intensity as you move on from this relationship.
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Keurig Green Mountain, like its original founder, is trying to move on.
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This one move, on its own terms, is not a huge deal.
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Make your profit, move on to the next before growing your scale.
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Cash them big-ass checks that you're getting and move on, man.
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Even if they louse things up anyway, it's time to move on.
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I'm going to try my best but we're going to move on.
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The Bulls move on to face Kentucky in Saturday's round of 32.
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The government's move on Monday to bring in trucks sparked fierce opposition.
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Then it was time to move on to some work-related tasks.
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If I like it, I stop, take a picture and move on.
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" House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy said, "It is time to move on.
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KS: There are indeed bad questions, but let's move on from that.
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"Just bloody stay and we'll move on to other things," he said.
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I started to move on to other photos, but something stopped me.
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Then, in terms of black history, we just move on to slavery.
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You just move on from your schemes, you know what I mean?
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Eventually, he too saw that maybe it was time to move on.
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Are you able to accept the outcome, process it and move on?
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"It's partly that everybody else says, 'Forget it, move on,'" Gilliam said.
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A third possibility may be that this series plans to move on.
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O.K., that was my decision, I'm O.K. with that; let's move on.
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Moving on —— BRODESSER-AKNER Wait, why would we move on from that?
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Here's how to move on to the next thing without feeling guilty.
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Apple made its move on Sunday and the others followed on Monday.
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The shop wanted the move on Sunday to be a special event.
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The point is, people are dead and it's time to move on.
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Did we just take the photo, conduct the interview and move on?
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I swallow hard, pick the Mission E design wheels and move on.
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Sounds like everyone's trying to forget their troubles and move on accordingly.
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" A day later, Trump tweeted: "Great move on delay (by V. Putin).
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Then, you can move on to the facts: Climate change is happening.
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I move on to the next story and then the next one.
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Jain plans to move on to different business ventures after he graduates
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"It just felt like the right move on many levels," Kerr says.
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The two players with the top score move on to the final.
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When he couldn't secure funding for it, he decided to move on.
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So was the one where you just accept yourself and move on.
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"The circus is going to pick up and move on," she said.
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So whether or not the candidates want to move on, we shouldn't.
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But people "tell me just to move on," she said to me.
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For the sake of all Americans, censure the guy and move on.
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"He spoke his mind, I spoke my mind, move on," Butler said.
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But get a move on: GameStop&aposs Cyber Monday sales end today.
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But investors seem ready to move on, piling back into riskier assets.
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Sleepy N.C.A.A. officials signed off: No real scandal here; let's move on.
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"Then what happens is, two months later, we move on," he said.
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"It's time for us to move on from what happened," she said.
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That's the beauty of America: We keep changing, and we move on.
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Greg Abbott's ambitious agenda, Mr. Patrick made a stunning move on Wednesday.
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Now the Knicks are trying to move on as best they can.
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There are other signals Warren wants to move on from the story.
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Pushing up the release date is a smart move on Disney's part.
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A heartbroken Copaken tried to move on from their open-ended parting.
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Or that a majority is ready to move on from the issue.
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The Nevada GOP chair and Tarkanian's wife confirmed the move on Friday.
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That's because he's eager to move on with his life, he said.
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It's over ... we all need to move on and get to work.
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Just like everything else, you read it and then you move on.
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Will readers be notified if favorite bylines move on, one subscriber asks?
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He deserved the shutout, but we'll take the win and move on.
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"It's a shrewd move on the part of the seller," he said.
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The outspoken free agent took immediate notice of the move on Monday.
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We can learn from our mistakes and move on to better times.
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Manafort and Trump's operation sought Tuesday to move on from the episode.
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So--move on to some of the other parts of the portfolio.
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And if the bill fails, he said, Mr. Trump will move on.
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The kids look for it, they can't find it, they move on.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell has said he wants to move on.
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But it's time to move on now Let us show you how.
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Trump says he will move on from health care to other issues.
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Other ex-intelligence and law enforcement officials criticized the move on Wednesday.
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If one thing doesn't go our way, move on to the next.
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"The average move on earnings is also about 6 percent," he said.
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But the ruling has been made, and we've got to move on.
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They had been forced to cancel plans to move on to Amsterdam.
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If you're not utilizing what we offer, you have to move on.
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But a wrong move on NAFTA would send us five steps back.
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And then Democrats can, at long last, move on to something else.
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Dog toys are organized in old nail bins that move on wheels.
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In three months, this will be forgotten and people will move on.
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I believe now, I can finally move on and reclaim my identity.
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"It's grind it out, suck it up, and move on," he said.
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And it's going to move on to whoever should win this election.
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And then you take it off and move on with your life.
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Fifty percent said it was time for the country to move on.
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Fifty percent said it was time for the country to move on.
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Q But did you say, okay, I believe you, let's move on?
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She was desperate for the financial support and needed to move on.
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If I totally failed, they could just move on, find someone else.
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When you're satisfied with your creation, move on to the next phase.
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Finally, Nora, alone, needs closure — or, perhaps, more accurately, to move on.
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That suggests the authorities could move on to other internet giants next.
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And if astrology is not that for you, then great, move on.
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"At first, I wanted to move on to something else," she said.
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"And if astrology is not that for you, then great, move on."
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And then we will move on to the next moment of outrage.
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There wasn't anything else to be done except try to move on.
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For the time being, though, Congress can move on to other matters.
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I was clearly naive in thinking we could pivot and move on.
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That was an obstacle for me; I was unable to move on.
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If I see it, I block whoever posted it and move on.
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Now you can move on to something else you care more about.
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So is infrastructure, if he ever wants to move on to that.
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They want us just to mouth the empty platitudes and move on.
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Is that still something you're trying to land or you move on?
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When you hit a ceiling, move on to the next email client.
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After experimenting with music, researchers will move on to images and video.
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But Norman is willing to move on in the name of winning.
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At a certain point, people have to move on with their lives.
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Does it keep hanging over this company or can they move on?
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We've had kids move on to other schools, and there's a lot of kids that move on from other schools, and this one just happened to be a really, really good player that wanted to make a change.
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It's engrained in us, the need to know, so we can move on.
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And when drivers move on, the companies must spend again to recruit replacements.
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We weren't able to make the fight happen, so we must move on.
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If you get selected to move on, I guess you're doing something right.
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They don't like us and our monkeys and always make us move on.
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If that's what you want, you can tell Madame Macron to move on!
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It is time to turn the page at this company and move on.
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Let me move on to the case of Joy Reid, MSNBC weekend host.
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Mueller has decided to move on and let the report speak for itself.
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INGRAHAM: Okay so ultimately, they didn&apost move on this until late October?
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But let's move on to the actual A Dog's Purpose playing in theaters.
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It was time to cut his losses and move on to other things.
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Now, the mom of two says she's more than ready to move on.
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He said he would initiate the move on his first day in office.
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I think it's time Hollywood, and Joe, move on to a healthier obsession.
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You tell the other person how you feel, and you both move on.
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Locals move on and off the base in some contractor roles, she said.
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Glass bottles move on the production line at the Phoenicia Glass Works Ltd.
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Their advice was almost always to move on, but I never took it.
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There's some reason to believe that the public is ready to move on.
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They'll access the tool's benefits and then move on to the next spot.
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Both have dead men in their lives, so now they can move on.
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And some investors will be happy just to move on from the elections.
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Abrams and Sanders will give their speeches, and everyone will just move on.
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WATTERS: I don&apost have time, but I&aposm going to move on.
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People get involved with ideas and move on to another level of development.
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It was time to move on to the next chapter in my life.
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Gavin Rossdale is ready to move on after his divorce from Gwen Stefani.
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I'll move on and come ready to work and get another save tomorrow.
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I can check this off my list and move on with my day.
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Then they find the best solution available, tackle the problem, and move on.
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Nonetheless, many people are able to eventually recover and move on relatively unscathed.
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And the biggest advice I learned is just deleting it and move on.
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But thru-hikers move on to conquer the rest of the Southern Mountains.
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Or, like turning the page on a good story, could we move on?
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Most county clerks in Texas simply throw out the ballot and move on.
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The news hurt, she grieved her loss, and ultimately tried to move on.
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Brendan will move on (when the new CEO comes) to pursue new adventures.
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I gotta get a move on, so G. gets me an Uber home.
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Or are they just going to send some distressed tweets and move on?
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Instead, it seems like Apple has decided to move on from the model.
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Milner objected to the extended discussion about Cambridge Analytica, hoping to move on.
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He's like, it's the character you're portraying, now it's time to move on.
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What she had said had come to pass, so I could move on.
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They clog lanes, move on a string, and, of course, switch at will.
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Just change the login credentials used with the breached website, and move on.
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Usually, when you give any curious kid an honest answer, they move on.
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If you're using an iPhone, just move on and buy an Apple Watch.
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We have to admit, this was a seriously sharp move on MAS's part.
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The other 11 contestants will move on, with one identity revealed each week.
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"Focus on the big wins and move on with your life," he advises.
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I've spent the last 15 years trying to move on with my life.
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"Trump on Asia: "Perhaps China will put a heavy move on North Korea.
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I had to move on to the next house, and then the next.
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The courage to move on and do something better for all of us.
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If you don't like something she tweets then move on off her tweets.
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He went out there, tried to move on it and it wasn't right.
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" Lake, the pollster, goes further than Pelosi, insisting Democrats should "move on, period.
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Numbers in hand, the tours should act and we should all move on.
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"It happens, it's violent and terrifying, but you move on," he told me.
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A reasonable expectation, at this point, was that the lawyers would move on.
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"I think we need to move on to tax reform," said Louisiana Sen.
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Or we simply call it quits and move on to the next one.
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So we have to respect the decision and we have to move on.
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" In that unique situation, Gordon's advice was simple: "Cut the trade, move on.
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Sources inside MSNBC say that the cable network appears ready to move on.
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Despite years of self-doubt and suicidal ideation, I managed to move on.
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Bloomberg reported the move on Friday, picking it up via an FCC filing.
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I had to move on to the next topic to stay on schedule.
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As soon as you ban one substance, the labs move on to another.
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When one target has been destroyed, the swarm can move on to another.
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"We're going to move on and Botham's family is moving on," he said.
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As investigators search for answers, the victims' loved ones struggle to move on.
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Both of these are larger than the current expected move on the week.
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If there's any place that could help me move on, it's Winter Games.
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