You might be out of luck — or maybe not.
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If you want Starbucks this afternoon, you're out of luck.
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In some cases, you may simply be out of luck.
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Owners of other HTC phones are likely out of luck.
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Those employed by smaller companies were often out of luck.
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In some battleground districts, fickle voters are out of luck.
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The president, all out of luck, ends up in exile.
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If you're using a free account, you're out of luck.
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If past is prologue, Trump will be out of luck.
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This meant that the O'Malley group was out of luck.
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Does that mean we're out of luck with Proxima b?
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The rest of us are out of luck for now.
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If it gets stolen, then you are out of luck.
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That doesn't mean Republicans will be out of luck there.
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Either way, you're out of luck: The head is gone.
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Tickets are limited; when they're gone, you're out of luck.
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Are luxury seekers on a limited budget out of luck?
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Without a license, she worried she was out of luck.
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People who rely on wheelchairs are simply out of luck.
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If a candidate is below that, they're out of luck.
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Kids wanting to watch cartoons are simply out of luck.
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Thus, the financially excluded would still be out of luck.
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That meant that, collectively, we were straight out of luck.
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If you can't wash the fabric, you're out of luck.
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Unfortunately, Android users are out of luck until later this summer.
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If they're not that size, then they're s— out of luck!
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If it is one the two listed, you're out of luck.
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Solo players aren't completely out of luck in the Dark Zone.
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But that doesn't mean longtime Sonos users are out of luck.
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If that's not happening in your area, you're out of luck.
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Instead, Nest appears to be simply leaving them out of luck.
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If you haven't made travel plans you're likely out of luck.
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With the dwarf whales gone, the megalodon was out of luck.
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If it lists private data, well, then you're out of luck.
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If you're not an Amazon Prime member, you're out of luck.
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There's one big caveat, if you're vegetarian, you're out of luck.
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That doesn't mean existing Dash button owners are out of luck.
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However, the agency might be out of luck at Trump Tower.
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So people with preexisting conditions could be shit out of luck.
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Those hoping to escape the storm may be out of luck.
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Tickets are limited and when they're gone, you're out of luck.
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But you're shit out of luck if you're following Marilyn Manson.
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So, basically, no matter where you are, you're out of luck.
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Once Amazon's supply runs out, consumers will be out of luck.
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In King's Landing, however, our wishes might run out of luck.
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"The answer I'm getting is: You're out of luck," he said.
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If so, some of these teams might be out of luck.
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Obviously if the money runs out, you're basically out of luck.
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If you've got the original Hue base station, you're out of luck.
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But, if things start escalating quickly, I could be out of luck.
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So if you're paying a monthly installment plan, you're out of luck.
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But, being on a budget doesn't mean that you're out of luck.
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If you miss one technology node, you're kind of out of luck.
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But if users don't appeal their posts, then they're out of luck.
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But if you use Apple Music, for example, you're out of luck.
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Sorry, Baby Boomers and Gen X, looks like you're out of luck.
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If you're into something really freaky, you're even more out of luck.
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Those prepaying estimates of their 2018 taxes will be out of luck.
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But if you need schooling or a job, you're out of luck.
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But that doesn't mean parents with underage children are out of luck.
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If you live in New Hampshire, for example, you're out of luck.
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Customers who didn't step forward in time would be out of luck.
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"If you're a Gorgonzola lover, you're definitely out of luck," Marfuggi said.
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If you're not on the pill, you may be out of luck.
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And if there's a problem on the track, you're out of luck.
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They're also not translated, so English-only visitors will be out of luck.
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If you didn't have a Pixel phone, you were simply out of luck.
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You're out of luck: the website and Facebook page were taken down yesterday.
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If you're an Apple Music subscriber, right now you're still out of luck.
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If you don't have a cable login, you're not totally out of luck.
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If astronomers needed a telescope larger than Earth, they'd be out of luck.
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If the software play doesn't take off, the business is out of luck.
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If you miss the disclosure, you're out of luck — for now, at least.
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So if you don't have an iPhone to pay, you're out of luck.
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Android apps are on the way but you're out of luck for now.
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If you get a flat tire, you — not Postmates — are out of luck.
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But if you've legally smoked a joint, you may be out of luck.
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If your injury or illness leads to job loss, you're out of luck.
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"If somebody needs help, they may be out of luck," Mr. Cramer said.
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And if China turned off the tap, global companies are out of luck.
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Unfortunately, if you want to block someone in Slack, you're out of luck.
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We're told iPhone users not running the latest OS are out of luck.
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Looks like people who need to get work done, however, are out of luck.
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Unfortunately, unless you have an array of power tools, you're just out of luck.
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Last-minute luxury travelers will be out of luck at the town's fanciest digs.
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Make sure you pick the right region, or else you'll be out of luck.
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The oceans evaporated and left any hope for water-based life out of luck.
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New wannabe Lyft and Uber drivers are out of luck in New York City.
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But if you want to buy one now you're probably shit-out-of-luck.
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But if an American wants to buy Luo's clothes, she's currently out of luck.
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If you're still using a Wii U or Nintendo 3DS, you're out of luck.
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If the Lodges win, however, he's out of luck and out of a job.
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However, if you're still on an old-fashioned copper line, you're out of luck.
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And they've heard, according to proposal coauthor Andrew Myors, that they're out of luck.
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If you're looking for a wired keyboard from Apple, well you're out of luck.
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Until recently, unless your phone could accommodate two SIMs, you were out of luck.
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But if you want to analyze your workout data later, you're out of luck.
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If the credit card gets declined after you part ways, you're out of luck.
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You're out of luck if you were looking for Arctic Silver or Orchid Gray.
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If you want to delete group chat info — you may be out of luck.
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In some cases, the employees will be out of luck and left with nothing.
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Oh, and if you were an Android user, you were shit out of luck.
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If you don't have all new Sonos speakers, you're not out of luck either.
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For one, you'll need a GearVR, so Google Cardboard users are out of luck.
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So, if there's an Android phone in the chat, you're completely out of luck.
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If the astronauts were hoping for a comfy down pillow, they're out of luck.
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And if you're outside the city looking for public transportation, you're out of luck.
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People who need passports or want to visit national parks are out of luck.
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Burger King fans wanting zesty sauce with their meal might be out of luck.
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So, yeah, obviously, you're out of luck if you don't use an Android phone.
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Well you're out of luck because Thailand's keeping it closed for another two years.
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Offshore drilling permits will be processed, but on-land applicants are out of luck.
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So if you wanted one to jazz up your wallet, you're out of luck.
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And if you're hoping for a bizarre celebrity baby name, you're out of luck.
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But for all the vegans out there: Sorry, you're still probably out of luck.
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"So we were out of luck and back where we started," said Mr. Deakin.
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By providing a home for someone out of luck you could change their life.
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Unless you have "cancel for any reason" coverage, you might be out of luck.
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If you don't have cash to pay with, you might be out of luck.
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So attackers are, pardon my French, pretty shit out of luck, which is good.
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So, are you out of luck if you vape, especially if you vape tobacco?
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Brides who bought a dress from defunct retailer Alfred Angelo are out of luck.
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But designer Tom Ford bid $50 million and they were out of luck again.
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MX6UL, you're out of luck, though, as support for that platform is being phased out.
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So DIY shops and those out of the Apple network would be out of luck.
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However, Xbox owners connected via wi-fi seem to be out of luck for now.
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So, if you were expecting to get a break this year, you're out of luck.
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So if you're young and need a new contract, you're kind of out of luck.
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It'll only be available in Europe, so Americans are still out of luck for now.
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Ontario will still restrict licences to sell bullfrogs; Manitoban bullfrog-breeders are out of luck.
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Beyond that, you're out of luck, as the backup is only replaceable by the company.
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Explorers hoping to find easily accessible liquid water on Mars may be out of luck.
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There's been no mention of Android Wear so Android fans might be out of luck.
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If your laptop is too far out of range, then you're just out of luck.
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Update: Anyone looking to revisit Saturday Night Live's infamous Safelite sketch is out of luck.
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Gym-goers trying to book a class online may find themselves out of luck today.
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Glasses wearers are out of luck, as the headset's apparently too small to fit them.
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"It's kind of like musical chairs, whoever's left standing is out of luck," said Snyder.
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Those poor souls who won't be attending at all aren't entirely out of luck, either.
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Some Starbucks customers looking for their cup of Joe Tuesday morning were out of luck.
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If you limit yourself to free weight exercises (squats, deadlifts) you're basically out of luck.
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However, if your controller dies while the console is on, you're not out of luck.
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So if you're hoping for any kind of background noise cancelation, you're out of luck.
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"If a user forgets or loses their key, they're out of luck," says Mr. Stewart.
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But if you bought the old model recently, you might not be out of luck.
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After that, even if they have suffered serious harm, they are out of luck. Taxes?
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If an online key was pulled from the attacker's server, victims are out of luck.
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Unfortunately, in this case, only new customers are eligible; existing customers are out of luck.
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If I had waited until the last minute, I might have been out of luck.
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That means, if you're not available during the 10-minute window, you're out of luck.
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But those are the lies we tell ourselves to talk our way out of luck.
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If you want to succeed in business without really trying, you might be out of luck.
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So, if you're were hoping to see another 1995 Captain Marvel moment, you're out of luck.
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If you're sticking it out on Tidal or Pandora Premium, you're not entirely out of luck.
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If you don't have a new MacBook Pro with Touch Bar, though, you're out of luck.
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If you love your horse or iguana or massive rideable python, you're sadly out of luck.
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When you travel outside the country and want to access Hulu, you're generally out of luck.
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If you flipped through all the channels and still weren't satisfied, you were out of luck.
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If you wanted to buy a ticket to Startup Battlefield Africa 2018 you're out of luck.
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"Her position in our matter was that these people are simply out of luck," he said.
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And you're way out of luck if your wardrobe consists of baby clothes and bulky hoodies.
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But you're not out of luck: Ahead, find the closest alternatives to fall in love with.
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If all of your friends are on Android or Windows however, then you're out of luck.
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You're completely out of luck if you own another brand of Android phone or the iPhone.
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However, if you've ever wanted to see Mars at its absolute closest, you're out of luck.
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" But users are out of luck if the object of their affection is "him" or "her.
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If you're coming to Taco Bell expecting haute vegan and vegetarian cuisine, you're out of luck.
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And if the plane isn't equipped to receive satellite internet, you'll be completely out of luck.
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And if there aren't enough jobs to go around, you — not Postmates — are out of luck.
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If your phone breaks after the warranty is up, well, you're out of luck, Apple argues.
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But moons that already live on the interior of the safety zone are out of luck.
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From what I could discern from the website, however, we seemed to be out of luck.
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But if someone tries to use a Groupon on a "Boris week," they're out of luck.
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If you're a middle-class renter looking to buy a home, you're likely out of luck.
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You're still out of luck if you want more than two USB-C ports, for example.
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Foreign bigwigs planning to consult aides in such a meeting room are further out of luck.
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"In this country if you don't have health insurance you are out of luck," Jemal said.
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Try opening it in Kansas, where it's not supported yet, and you'll be out of luck.
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Landlords would be allowed to protect themselves with private armies — the poor were out of luck.
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If you've run out and forgot to restock your RollBot, I'm afraid you're out of luck.
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" But users are out of luck if the object of their affection is "him" or "her.
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And that means Quebec City is out of luck, at least when it comes to expansion.
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If Comcast doesn't want to make an app for the Apple TV, then you're out of luck.
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And if you're looking to really dig deep into Ben-Adir's life story, you're out of luck.
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However, those who arrived after the line announcement were out of luck trying to get a voucher.
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But if you don't have anything to store those lovely food scraps in, you're out of luck.
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Australia requires a 79 or higher, so she's out of luck and now searching for new options.
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Practically, that means that Syrians who entered the US after August 1, 2016, are out of luck.
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Consumers looking for a simple way to get comprehensive information about antimicrobial products are out of luck.
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Those federal workers have been promised that they'll receive backpay, but contractors will be out of luck.
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Any foreign firms that had invested in relationships with those leaders are out of luck as well.
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Viewers hoping to see news about Elder Scrolls VI or Starfield may be out of luck, though.
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You probably think you're out of luck, since vasectomies are considered a permanent form of birth control.
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That means if you have an outstanding HBO Now or HBO Go subscription, you're out of luck.
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And if your last excuse is that flu season is already half-over, you're out of luck.
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If a person's liabilities exceed the value of their estate, the creditor typically is out of luck.
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If your official documentation isn't a match for your legal name, you might be out of luck.
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Anyone who gets kidnapped and doesn't have K&R insurance "is shit out of luck," says Bell.
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If you're looking for home- or life-improvement equipment this weekend, you might be out of luck.
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Model S vehicles built before that are out of luck, yes, but you have to start somewhere.
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You may be out of luck unless you can say you once worked at Goldman's or Deloitte's.
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Unfortunately, there's one big problem with Google's plan: if you have an iPhone, you're out of luck.
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If you were hoping to skip Disney+ and legally stream The Simpsons elsewhere, you're out of luck.
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The Manhattan prosecutors stood down because, once Mueller's federal case went forward, they were out of luck.
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Families who rely on Medicaid for addiction treatment or long-term care would be out of luck.
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Once again, she needs her parents' permission, and if her parents aren't around, she's out of luck.
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Don't count on businesses accepting your foreign credit card, either — you'll frequently find yourself out of luck.
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Then again you might also expect a smart, artful dessert menu; if so, you're out of luck.
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So if you use Windows, the most popular operating system in the world, you're out of luck.
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But the rest of the U.S. is out of luck unless the measures are pushed out federally.
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"So if, say, Twitter decides to ban you, you'd be a bit out of luck," Nott says.
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During the last strike, several films required last-minute script doctoring but studios were out of luck.
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SAN FRANCISCO — If you were hoping to hear less about Facebook this year, you're out of luck.
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You really gotta land on the right side of that one or you're really out of luck.
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So, unless you're in California, you're out of luck when it comes to accessing your TikTok data.
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If you don't have a credit card or you're out of cash, then you're out of luck.
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And per the party, exactly 2000 of them qualified, meaning the other four were out of luck.
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Sadly, you're out of luck if you were actually interested in both the Home and a NYT subscription.
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And patients who have no insurance, or whose insurance companies don't cover Luxturna, may be out of luck.
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If you&aposre looking forward to your afternoon frappuccino fix, you&aposre out of luck today at Starbucks.
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But if you're a small startup — or not in China — you may be out of luck for now.
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For those wondering how Glover and White initially met, you're out of luck because literally no one knows.
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You're out of luck if you want to see your home Netflix selection while you're in another country.
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If you're trying to access CBS through a smart TV, you'll be out of luck, so plan accordingly.
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It's all fun and games until someone sends you one to fill out, and you're out of luck.
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Also, you'll likely be out of luck if your item came from a third-party Amazon marketplace seller.
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Meanwhile, the poor are more likely to be out of luck when it comes to health insurance, period.
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If you have an iPhone without 3D Touch, however, you'll be out of luck (sorry, iPhone SE owners).
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If they shut down their servers, the items would go away and users would be out of luck.
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So if you're looking to rent a car with Hertz, for example, you may be out of luck.
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It sounds like I'm out of luck, so I get up, but then the monitor gets quiet again.
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It means Delta passengers who get delayed going east across the Atlantic to Europe are out of luck.
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That means anyone looking to pop an H10 in their system at home will be out of luck.
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You have to return to one they broke, though, so if it's just lost you're out of luck.
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If you don't have a lot of money or live near a major hospital, you're out of luck.
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Unfortunately, you might be out of luck if you were hoping to get one in time for Santa.
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So if you're thinking you can now break into your high school girlfriend's MySpace, you're out of luck.
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Well, if you were hoping to go on opening weekend, chances are you might be out of luck.
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Californians who didn't pick up an assault rifle before the tougher ban kicked in are out of luck.
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This means that the approximately 1,200 Europeans with FLLD are out of luck when it comes to treatment.
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You're explicitly out of luck — in its MFi FAQ, Apple tells students and hobbyists that they're not welcome.
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Just make sure you arrive early—once they hit their capacity of 66 seats, you're out of luck.
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If you're looking for the exit polls to identify fraud in the United States, you're out of luck.
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But most iPhones bought through T-Mobile and AT&T won't work, so you're just out of luck.
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And if swimming with dolphins in Hawaii is one of your dreams, you may be out of luck.
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So anyone who votes against the deal and thinks this is a bum price is out of luck.
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If you veered off the turn-by-turn directions you had printed out, you were out of luck.
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The truck makes several stops throughout the day, and if you miss your stop, you're out of luck.
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But Amgen is reformulating the remedy Burgess sought, and he and other patients may be out of luck.
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Still, you're not necessarily out of luck if you're planning a couple of months, or even weeks, ahead.
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Once that lifetime limit is reached, a person is out of luck regardless of age or economic circumstance.
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Residents of Australia aside, we're shit out of luck when it comes to the Cadbury Creme Egg McFlurry.
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Are we shit out of luck when it comes to participating in the all-important weekend ritual practices?
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If Joel had been hoping for a smooth take-off for the project, he was out of luck.
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They said that people with "a track record of scamming or policy abuse" were usually out of luck.
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If you head to the hospital hoping to be tested right away, you may be out of luck.
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If they get sick and want insurance that pays for their treatments, they will be out of luck.
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Unfortunately, the Apple Watch still only works with iPhones, so you're out of luck if you use Android.
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If you don't own any of these smartwatches or their "Special Edition" versions, sorry, you're out of luck.
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There's a headphone jack passthrough, too, so you're not out of luck if you use a wired headset.
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But if his patrons can't find a spot, they're out of luck; there's nowhere else to park nearby.
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If you didn't live in them, or were unwilling to move to them, you were out of luck.
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If the pup you pick doesn't end up having the right temperament, you could be out of luck.
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Hogg and others are out of luck unless something develops quickly on guns to meet the next two deadlines.
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But if you're expecting the greens in video games to seem more green you might be out of luck.
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If the company was not established in the EU, someone in the US is out of luck, Brown said.
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Lose it, or break it, and you'll be out of luck until you fork out cash for a replacement.
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There's no absentee voting, so if you're bedridden or out of the state, you've historically been out of luck.
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So if you have a "type" that EliteSingles doesn't think you're compatible with, you may be out of luck.
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And iOS users, who make up a large part of Cardboard's user base, are still apparently out of luck.
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If you are in Germany, though, you are out of luck as the changes do not apply to you.
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And it could leave someone who wants, say, health insurance to cover her maternity costs completely out of luck.
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Much of the federal workforce lives in or around Washington, D.C., but these people may be out of luck.
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Those looking to book a room near Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's wedding venue might be out of luck.
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If you've been hoping for a new clever mobile Go game from Square Enix Montreal, you're out of luck.
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However, once an unfortunately placed gazebo took root, she was out of luck on the mother-daughter get-together.
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That means fans without a large disposable income or an Amazon Prime subscription are out of luck — until now.
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Now it's Saturday, which means that if you're still sitting on your hands, you might be out of luck.
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And the smaller companies, the ones that are more in need of specialized labor, are often out of luck.
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But the second you want to start listening to a different device — even a Mac — you'll out of luck.
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Grumpy takes its "no laptop" policy seriously, so freelancers are out of luck in all but the Greenpoint location.
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Austin, Texas-resident Abbie Scheider, an avid camper, says she's out of luck in the woods of central Texas.
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In other words, unless the hacker also has access to your phone, he or she is out of luck.
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But with my mom barely knowing clip my hair back with a barrette, I was shit out of luck.
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Sometimes they retrieve bodies from the scrubby saltbush brush, where out-of-luck miners retreat to end their lives.
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YouTube's Android app has had full Cardboard support since November, but iPhone users have been sorely out of luck.
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Cryptocurrency fans who were hoping to use Apple's forthcoming credit card to splash on coin are out of luck.
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"My gut instinct is they're probably out of luck," he said of the couple, according to the Post-Dispatch.
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A taxpayer who misses a deadline, even by a day, is out of luck, no matter what the reason.
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If you don't have these codes, you're out of luck and won't be able to access that account again.
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But because the killings straddle the border, courts have so far ruled that these families are out of luck.
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But in this case, don't make it too unique or you'll be out of luck, and out of love.
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But for folks in some of the nation's largest urban areas, you're out of luck, at least for now.
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If your waiver gets denied, or if you're ineligible for a waiver to begin with, you're out of luck.
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And that curious person obsessed with planetary physics and looking for a few videos is probably out of luck.
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Those who hoped to get the cheapest possible version of the Model S or X are out of luck.
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Typically, U.A.L. gets only a few of each garment, so if it's not your size, you're out of luck.
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Beyond these races, however, cord-cutters are out of luck—unless they're willing to flout copyright laws, that is.
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That means doctors and researchers trying to get a full picture of a drug's effects are out of luck.
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That includes support for Amazon's Alexa and Google's Assistant, though users of Apple's HomeKit platform are still out of luck.
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Well if you were thinking you might like to give the pooch a new home, you're sadly out of luck.
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Poor women (and men, for that matter) who rely on Planned Parenthood for health services are also out of luck.
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No, you're all on your own, and if you can't figure out what to do, you're shit out of luck.
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If the House is out on one of the eligible days, supporters of the discharge petition are out of luck.
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American hackers have bootlegged an Amazon dash button to order beer in the past, but civilians are out of luck.
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"They don't have insurance, so they feel like they are out of luck," Sewell said in an interview with CNN.
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For those hoping to see the same interior design and layout filmed in "The Brady Bunch," they're out of luck.
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If you're on vacation and the file you need is on a hard drive at home, you're out of luck.
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If you're looking for a way to split costs between two different credit cards on Amazon, you're out of luck.
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Android users are out of luck with the official Instagram Hyperlapse app, but there are alternatives like Microsoft Hyperlapse Mobile.
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For those of you who wanted to avoid Trump/Comey/Russia-related news this week, well, you're out of luck.
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But for years, if you wanted to watch any of that for yourself, you were pretty much out of luck.
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If you didn't join the class already, unfortunately you're out of luck and won't be able to receive the settlement.
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So if you had issues with the typing being too shallow for your liking, sorry, you're out of luck here.
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When the stars were removed or altered, the dung beetles were out of luck, and their orientation skills suffered accordingly.
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If you're in the market for a MacBook Pro that doesn't exclusively use USB-C ports, you're out of luck.
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But sometimes, you find yourself shit out of luck, living out your days in a cold, dark abandoned Soviet bunker.
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If you want to tap into your inner hypebeast with one of ABC's Wikipedia shirts, you're temporarily out of luck.
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Job seekers looking for that prime combination of a well-paid job and affordable housing aren't necessarily out of luck.
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If you were hoping to sneak in to catch a glimpse of the pop star, though, you're out of luck.
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If you're a Spotify user or a YouTube lurker, you're out of luck: "Work" isn't available on those services yet.
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Those who want to get their hands on the premium U11 Plus, on the other hand, are out of luck.
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And that means those hoping for a kinder and gentler political climate after the election are already out of luck.
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Unfortunately, Watch ABC isn't available on the Xbox One or PlayStation 4, so new console owners are out of luck.
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So even though the dance floor has spawned more than a few romances, Farber-Biles 'shippers are out of luck.
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But they may be out of luck -- and not because Apple is fighting a court order to unlock the phone.
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" Anyone who pulled up behind the cruisers was out of luck, he said: "They've missed the closing of the polls.
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You also need to have a post-paid wireless account, so pay-as-you-go customers are out of luck.
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You're out of luck if you want the gold with the Midnight Black's 128GB of storage and 8GB of RAM.
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Here, again, you're probably out of luck, though IncomeAssure may allow you to buy in again at a later date.
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There's also no IP rating, so if you happen to drop your device in the bath, you're out of luck.
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They only come in slim and skinny, so if you're someone who prefers a looser cut, you're out of luck.
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If you bought a meet and greet with Justin Bieber on his current tour, you may be out of luck.
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Many players who develop CTE will be out of luck, and the NFL figures to save a lot of money.
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For those hoping the page would give something, anything, away about these upcoming four episodes, you're fresh out of luck.
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You run out of escapes, you run out of exits, you run out of gambits, you run out of luck.
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So if your hope is to block out the cries of the baby in seat 15C, you're out of luck.
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You run out of escapes, you run out of exits, you run out of gambits, you run out of luck.
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Other victims may be out of luck, after Posteo, the German email service provider, shut down the hackers' email account.
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Huawei device owners who want to use Google services like the Play store and Gmail are basically out of luck.
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"If I just let the computer make this call, she's out of luck," he said after Ms. Contrano's detention hearing.
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If you're male, then go ahead and post nipples galore, but if you're female, then, well you're out of luck.
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So all of you that just cathartically pounded out "I quit" messages hoping to quickly undo them are out of luck.
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But if you think you'll be able to sneak in a midday buzz during your lunch break, you're out of luck.
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Unfortunately, after a quick consultation of the Wikipedia list of game manufacturers, I see that we might be out of luck.
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Ultimate player pining for Waluigi to be put in the fighting game as a playable character, you're still out of luck.
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But if you're hoping to get funded with a business model focused on user-generated content, you're probably out of luck.
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Looks like Twist's s*** out of luck for the long game -- 'cause Egypt's truly locked up now ... or so it seems.
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You also can't remove the camera, so you're out of luck if you wanted to, say, attach it to a stick.
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But the tax credit isn't refundable, meaning that if you don't earn enough to owe federal taxes, you're out of luck.
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If you were hoping to get in on the Bitcoin craze using your credit card, you might be out of luck.
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So fans who were hoping to gaze at the pores of characters like Daenerys Targaryen this year are out of luck.
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But, if you're looking for a coveted Carlings digital puffa jacket or oversized silver metallic track pants, you're out of luck.
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Unless you're in the comparably small group of people with a Tidal account, you're out of luck – in terms of streaming.
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However, if a vertebrate needs to squeeze through the tiny opening under a door, it's more or less out of luck.
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If you're applying for a mortgage and the bank wants to verify your tax return, you may be out of luck.
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If you break a bud, you're out of luck — you're going to have to pony up some cash for a replacement.
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If you were young and hoped to build a family, and your employer didn't offer insurance, you were out of luck.
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Next time you need to plug in your hard drive or use your old Lightning cable, you'll be out of luck.
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But if you're like me, a single woman in her mid-twenties who lives by herself, you're shit out of luck.
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But if you're not a regular McD's customer and still want in on the action, you're not completely out of luck.
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If you're looking for a solution for your 82-foot long USB cable, however, you're still out of luck for now.
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If you pay your cell phone bill in person or with debit or a different credit card, you're out of luck.
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If you're waiting until the absolute last moment to file your taxes, you're not alone — and you're not out of luck.
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If you were hoping for gameplay footage or really anything detailing how the game will work, you're out of luck. Alas!
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"If we give a guy $100,000 and the N.F.L. doesn't believe the player has dementia, we're out of luck," Sinai said.
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If you, the customer, don't like any of this, you're out of luck, since there is no competitive market for devices.
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But individual vendors who'd prefer to not be dependent on the whims and tyrannies of bigger enterprises are out of luck.
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If you have a wide foot you may be out of luck; they don't currently offer the boot in wide sizes.
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Now, people in the Atlanta area are basically out of luck if they want to suck back those sweet pineapple suds.
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If you're obsessed with pop culture from the late 20th century not aimed at white guy nerds, you're out of luck.
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But if you're hungry or thirsty while waiting for a delayed Q train, you're out of luck — at least for now.
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On Saturdays, the cutoff for buying booze is even earlier—3 pm—and then you're out of luck until Monday morning.
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Shoppers are out of luck: Stores are practically nonexistent along Riverside Drive, although they bustle just a block or two away.
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Sometimes, the companies are simply out of luck — fashion designers get ripped off constantly, for example, and it's often completely legal.
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And while you&aposre largely out of luck when it comes to throwing away your belongings, Facebook is much more forgiving.
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Those wishing to imitate Streep's style are sadly out of luck, as the $425 dress is already sold out on Shopbop.
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Some of them could be sponsored by a US citizen child of theirs, but others would simply be out of luck.
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Surf-bro turtle Crush pops up briefly, but if you're looking for another round of vegetarian sharks, you're out of luck.
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Partly out of luck, partly out of prudence, he wasn't involved in the night's ugliest spats, which starred Bush, Trump and Cruz.
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This might change once Project xCloud gets off the ground—whenever that's going to be—but you're out of luck for now.
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It doesn't have adjustable legs in back, so people who like a little angle to their keyboard dangle are out of luck.
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So, if you were hoping to clear out your cringeworthy chat history from years back, you're going to be out of luck.
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And if it is, the poultry farmers supplying Prestage, Pilgrim's Pride, and other big agribusinesses will indeed find themselves out of luck.
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"You can't have 20 people at your house for karaoke night and something goes wrong and you're out of luck," says Fernandez.
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That means some drivers hoping for an even less expensive shot at the Tesla experience will likely wind up out of luck.
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If you were clamoring to see Vladimir Putin on screen the next time you go to the movies, you're out of luck.
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So even if staffers at America's British embassy wanted to watch Fox & Friends or Hannity on TV, they'd be out of luck.
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But anyone hoping to avoid janky third-party brands and keep it in the Apple family is out of luck for now.
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But if you don't happen to go to one of those, you can often find yourself out of luck — like Bird did.
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If you are planning to grab a Xim4 and get to playing games in under thirty minutes you're probably out of luck.
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Online shoppers scrambling to grab a pair of Apple's AirPods in time for the holiday gift-giving season are out of luck.
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That also meant it couldn't charge easily, so if you ran out and didn't have any spares, you were out of luck.
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But if you're thinking of getting a spot now, you're out of luck, because tickets have been fully booked until March 2018.
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When it comes to retirement savings, which used to be built into full-time salaried jobs, gig workers are out of luck.
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Kroenke successfully negotiated his way to Los Angeles, leaving San Diego to decide its future and Oakland out of luck this time.
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If you want to play the original Dragon Quest, for example, you're out of luck; there are no options for Arabic players.
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Last week, the Illinois Supreme Court ruled that because the state hasn't officially appropriated the money, the workers were out of luck.
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And in case anyone wanted a green MAGA hat to commemorate this mistake in perpetuity, you're out of luck, Irish or not.
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So for now, Bridget and more than 250,000 Missourians like her who are working for starvation-level wages are out of luck.
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If someone had planned on manually triggering their AC before coming home from work this afternoon, they may be out of luck.
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Well, when it comes to having our Reddit user data turned over to the government, we're likely out of luck as well.
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The Spurs ran out of luck and then ran out of room, but Ginobili didn't seem nearly out of ideas, or energy.
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However, Android users are out of luck, as there's no equivalent Android app, and there's no support for Alexa or Google Assistant.
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If you were hoping to get more followers on Telegram or Snapchat from your Instagram profile, you may be out of luck.
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After the opening weekend, anyone looking to see the film between Monday and Thursday this week would have been out of luck.
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And whatever the majority believed about the theoretical prospect of different methods, the fact is that Mr. Bucklew was out of luck.
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And if someone tops 50 percent of the vote, they scoop up all 19 delegates, leaving the other candidates out of luck.
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You'll be out of luck if your upcoming vacation plans include a stop at any National Park or other treasured federal site.
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If you are looking for just one pair to try, you'll be out of luck as these only come in six-packs.
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"You have one year to claim and if you miss it by a day then you're out of luck," Mr. Bond said.
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Right now, the only pizza-ordering option is Domino's, so if you don't like their pizza, you're out of luck... for now.
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In-person reporting gigs have been put off, cancelled events means performers are out of luck, and sex workers are losing clients.
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Image: NASA/JPL-CaltechHumans hoping to launch themselves to another planet or even into the Sun are sadly out of luck—for now.
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If you were hoping to use your MoviePass to catch some of summer's biggest blockbusters this weekend, you may be out of luck.
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These people have been thus far out of luck when it came to Sonos but, I'm pleased to report, their luck just changed.
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A lot of Google apps do require a signed in user however, like Gmail or Google Drive, so you're out of luck there.
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So if there's a word you need that Donald Trump has yet to utter at a debate or rally, you're out of luck.
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If you went into Riverdale's 2018 fall finale "Outbreak" hoping to learn the identity of the Gargoyle King, you are out of luck.
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So if you own a bunch of altcoins held in a different exchange, you're likely out of luck converting that into gift cards.
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Unfortunately, for those who want to go back in time to a pre-LTE era, you're out of luck — at least with Verizon.
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But alas, the powder has always come in a single shade, meaning if it didn't work for you — you were out of luck.
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So, if you were hoping to simply cut and paste an emoji from the Twitter app into a text, you're out of luck.
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If you bought Sony's most recent release, the Xperia Z5, you're out of luck; the Developer Preview isn't being offered on those phones.
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If you're waiting for stocks to resume their record-breaking bull run, you might be out of luck, according to one veteran investor.
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Once your enamel's gone, you're out of luck—your body doesn't make any more after your grown-up teeth grow in, Messina says.
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However, with the smallest Adapt BB size a men's seven, anyone looking for something smaller than a women's 8.5 is out of luck.
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If you like to fall to sleep to music or podcasts or anything aside from the pre-loaded sounds, you're out of luck.
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The upshot is that state and local politicians looking to connect with voters in hard-to-reach districts might be out of luck.
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Government officials hoping that the Fed keeps interest rates low to help finance the ever-growing debt load might be out of luck.
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For a long time, if you wanted to find your favorite startup anywhere outside of its own website, you were out of luck.
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On Sundays, when Roman families would pack lunch and head to the beach, those hoping to catch a plane were out of luck.
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But when he asked around for flocks of, say, cormorants or storm petrels, a park warden told him he was out of luck.
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That's prohibited by the federal Family and Medical Leave Act — but if you're subject to forced arbitration, you may be out of luck.
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No mention of Android Auto, unfortunately, which could mean Google mobile OS smartphone fans are still out of luck for the foreseeable future.
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If you were hoping to turn this dreamy space into your own Tony Montana crash pad, you're out of luck—commercial businesses only.
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They just don't fit all ears very well, and since they don't have eartips or wings, you're out of luck if they're loose.
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Then again, we'd be out of luck and probably out of work as columnists if all we had was good news and progress.
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Henrik Zillmer, the chief executive of AirHelp, a company that helps travelers make claims against airlines, thinks passengers are probably out of luck.
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GILBERT If you think the comedian Gilbert Gottfried's voice could peel paint, you're out of luck, because this is a documentary about him.
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For example, if on CarPlay you prefer to use Google Maps or Waze, you're out of luck and are stuck with Apple Maps.
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And the workers deemed low priority were almost all out of luck: Of about 27,24.5 cases, less than half a percent got relief.
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Postings peak in March, with 30,443 advertised positions in March 2016 (if you don't have anything by May, you're probably out of luck).
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If you recently switched phones, though, you might be out of luck — Cloudflare says your waitlist number was tied to your individual device.
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If you're not seeing the prices we have noted below, you might not be out of luck, or the lowered price may reappear.
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Before curtain time, people queue up to use the facilities while they're still available, because once the performance starts, you're out of luck.
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"'Resume normal speed,' in a score" is the clue, and if you are not well-versed in music, you're out of luck, right?
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But don't assume a knack with numbers means you're set for financial success — or, if you're bad at math, that you're out of luck.
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If you really have your heart set on something elaborate, you're probably out of luck when it comes to 3D printing an entire costume.
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Similarly, Times Newer Roman is only useful for hitting larger page counts; if you have a strict word count limit, you're out of luck.
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Those going to the merchandise trailer hoping to buy throwback jerseys for legendary players like Roman Gabriel and Rosey Grier were out of luck.
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If you are an artist whose name does not trigger a Knowledge Panel, though, you are not famous enough and you're out of luck.
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If you're sure you want to delete your conversation, click Delete For deleting messages in group chats, according to Google, you're out of luck.
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The pinned sites will launch through Microsoft's native Edge browser, though, so if you're a zealous Chrome user, you might be out of luck.
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Then, if you still hate it, you are out of luck because come October, you will be using the new Gmail no matter what.
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So, if you live in certain parts of Connecticut, Massachusetts, Virginia, New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland and California, you're out of luck.
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If the plane is nose-diving from 30,000 feet over the Atlantic Ocean, sorry, but you're out of luck no matter where you sit.
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In other words, if you dream of doing the floss to a particular portion of your favorite song, you may be out of luck.
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But if you absolutely have to have a tiny reproduction of the classic console in your home, you might just be out of luck.
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SlackSlack introduced a dark mode in the beta for Android and iOS over the weekend (Windows and macOS users are still out of luck).
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While we're holding out hope, it seems like people wanting the Waffle Double Down in the United States are out of luck for now.
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No opt out – You can't disable or hide Messenger Day, so if you just want to use Messenger for messaging, you're out of luck.
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If you're heading back to Tatooine again, you're out of luck, but this set of three adapters should work just fine here on Earth.
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So, yeah, Americans and the rest of the world are out of luck if they want any privacy at all on the US border.
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If IT needed some extra resources for a big day like, say, the Black Friday holiday shopping push, they would be out of luck.
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If you were holding out hope that you won $1.5 billion, you're probably out of luck unless you live in Florida, Tennessee, or California.
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Will the GOP plan keep us on track toward reducing the uninsured rate to zero or will some families just be out of luck?
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So it looks like shoppers searching for the $159 stocking stuffers are out of luck for now, and will have to wait until 2018.
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Hemant would have been completely out of luck if he had not thought to try Karuna Das, who had two daughters of marriageable age.
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That means Chevrolet Bolt or Volt buyers will be out of luck starting in April because GM hit the mark in the fourth quarter.
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Any fool naïve enough to get attached to the Strawberry Sour or Tree Leaf IPA is out of luck, because Scratch rarely repeats recipes.
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The vibrant Android modification community was shit-out-of-luck if it wanted to use any Google services or log into its Google accounts.
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In other words, if Robinhood goes belly up and you have money in their checking or savings accounts, you may be out of luck.
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For now, it looks like Sky shareholders may enjoy a bidding war, while Fox shareholders hoping for the same may be out of luck.
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International travelers who suddenly realize that their passport has expired, or who are looking to get a new one, could be out of luck.
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I see a lot of people on rental Facebook groups looking for cheapish housing for entire families and be nearly totally out of luck.
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But anyone trying to take advantage of the winner -- perhaps as a long-lost relative or a newfound friend -- will be out of luck.
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Because Warren's proposal would kill the market for free and low-cost tax prep solutions, however, lower income Americans would be out of luck.
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And, also, no ratings: If you want to know how popular a Netflix show is, you are probably going to be out of luck.
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If you were unfortunate enough to live in a cultural wasteland where there wasn't even a record shop, you were really out of luck.
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There's a chance your airline carrier will tell you're out of luck, as unfortunately there are no federal regulations saying airlines have to compensate you.
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"#notthegriswalds," Crawford, 50, captioned the photo, joking about the movie's ill-fated family who were always out of luck when it came to trips away.
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Teachers and store clerks are out of luck when it comes to free food — those two sectors garnered the lowest ratings at 3.22 and 3.34.
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If you're an Android or web developer trying to see your programs run on one of Europe's most popular phones, you're simply out of luck.
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If you are a shopper who likes buying Michael Kors handbags on sale at department stores, you are going to be out of luck soon.
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The list of devices it supports is shorter than the competition (namely, if you have one of Amazon's Fire TV products, you're out of luck).
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If Mylan CEO Heather Bresch was hoping for a quiet day Tuesday as she prepared to face a congressional committee, she was out of luck.
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Clearly, if the laser blinking frequency is longer than that, or if ET's laser transmission station is temporarily out of service, we're out of luck.
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Animals like Adélie penguins and elephant seals can be glimpsed around the village, but those used to the companionship of dogs are out of luck.
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Users who are interested in seeing the latest films in theaters right at release will still likely be out of luck with MoviePass going forward.
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This means you can only a fit a few on a power strip and if you have other stuff plugged in you're out of luck.
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You're out of luck if you're not on iOS, but the recently revamped Pocket Casts is worth checking out for $4 on Android and iOS.
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You can connect this speaker set to your computer via USB and phone via Bluetooth, but if you have a turntable, you're out of luck.
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But like the opening ceremony, if you're hoping to watch it live on television, you're out of luck — NBC isn't airing it in real time.
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Fortunately, you won't be entirely out of luck if you forget to update your device (hello readers who search for this article months from now).
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If you've got a wireless doorbell, you'll be totally out of luck; this is the first August product that doesn't operate on battery power alone.
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If you want to buy BMW's flagship full-size sedan, complete with a heaping helping of M Performance Juice, sadly, you've been out of luck.
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So you might be out of luck if you're in search of a Spurs flat bill—but an upscale fedora and accompanying felt hat brush?
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When Hurricane Harvey bore down on the Greater Houston region, the 2,109 people at a federal prison facility in Beaumont, Texas, were out of luck.
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" Fiddler: "The anti-Trump sentiment lifting all boats is a real thing, but if you don't have any boats to lift you're out of luck.
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Likewise, the specific Sydney flights with new suites do not populate in search results on most days, so you might be out of luck there.
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Yes, there's a back button, but if you notice a small mistake you made in the beginning hiding in the corner, you're out of luck.
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If you live in the U.S. and plan to camp out in the streets with your telescope to catch the spectacle, you're out of luck.
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If you're reading this and thinking, all I have to do to avoid deadly art is not become an art handler, you're out of luck.
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Beyond that, it would only cover parental leave, leaving people facing medical or family emergencies, such as a sick child or parent, out of luck.
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It wasn't a given that I would get a job with them; if they hadn't had an opening, I would have been out of luck.
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I realized that you can be in a good place on Monday, and by Thursday you can be out of luck with no formal education.
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New York (CNN Business)Actress Emma Thompson has made public her reason for dropping out of "Luck," a highly-anticipated animated feature by Skydance Animation.
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"If the female is not keen to mate with a particular male, then he's just plain out of luck," Holekamp wrote in her travel diary.
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If you&aposre hoping to order a pair of Apple&aposs $250 AirPods Pro in time for the holidays, you may be out of luck.
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So that Filipino mom would have to be sponsored by a US citizen kid — and if she didn't have one, she'd be out of luck.
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If you're hoping you can just go out and snag a Kaby Lake Rprocessor today and jam it in your PC you are out of luck.
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Presumably anyone who paid for those $400 tickets on eBay is out of luck, especially given that unregistered ticket scalping is usually illegal in Illinois anyhow.
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Baby Mop comes in three sizes from 3-12 months, so even if they grow out of the first one, you won't be out of luck.
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Simplenote also doesn't import images or other media, so if you've been using Evernote to collect business card images or other photos, you're out of luck.
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Players used "Star Cards" to level up their basic stats, and without them, they were basically out of luck when it came to winning online matches.
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If you're trying to watch The Grammys on BlackBerry or Palm device, welcome to 2017, you're out of luck, and can I borrow your time machine?
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It will be up to the warranty provider's discretion if and how warranty owners are compensated, should you be out of luck with a broken phone.
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For a decade, Transformers has been tied to Michael Bay's creative vision, and anyone who didn't find that vision resonant and compelling was out of luck.
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And when it comes to childcare, we're all equally out of luck: The video reminds us that there are no federal protections for paid maternity leave.
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Well, if you &apose hoping to bring your comfort pet -- get your head around that -- your comfort pet goat on your next flight, out of luck.
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But there's really no such thing as the Drone Lobby or an equivalent to the NRA, so drone hobbyists are out of luck on this one.
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In 2016, Nevada's Democratic caucus falls on a Saturday, meaning that strictly practicing and politically motivated Jewish congregations across the Silver State are out of luck.
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If Bitfinex has indeed relied on those reserves to cover said withdraws, then a lot of customers are about to find themselves seriously out of luck.
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And if you had a trip planned to a national park, you're out of luck: Those will all be closed throughout the duration of the shutdown.
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If you're looking for a study or to find out whether or not CBD for pets is nothing more than snake oil, you're out of luck.
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On one hand, it might appear that we're shit out of luck since we don't look the part, but it turns out not to be so.
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A New Jersey man was out of luck after breaking his hip on the way to buy a lottery ticket, but ultimately walked away a winner.
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If you choose an Advantage Plan without making sure your doctor or other favorite provider is in-network, you're generally out of luck for another year.
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For those who have started going digital-only in their gaming, you seem to be out of luck — though that group of players is ever-growing.
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Family travelers are out of luck with Hilton and Marriott, which only offer complimentary breakfast for two, while IHG elites don't receive any breakfast at all.
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Parsimonious gourmands stateside may be out of luck, though—no plans to bring the new exotic soup flavors to the US have been announced as yet.
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If you work for Postmates and you don't beat your coworker to accept deliveries that might fill your shift, you — not Postmates — are out of luck.
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Now a year older and wiser (and living in what American voters had just decided was Donald Trump's America) Zafar was once again out of luck.
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The skin case is only a research project at this stage, so those looking to add the unique case to their collection are out of luck.
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Now his company's responses have been made public — but if you were expecting in-depth details in the 454 pages of answers, you're out of luck.
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If you're one of those people who like to visit the real places depicted in movies, you're out of luck when it comes to Derry, Maine.
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People who had just sold property were particularly out of luck, since they have not had a chance to spend or invest the cash they received.
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"If there's a gas leak in a building, you may just be out of luck," said Bill Kowalczuk, an associate real estate broker at Warburg Realty.
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Bachelor In Paradise fans who don't like spoilers are essentially out of luck in this new Wild West style of reality TV. And you know what?
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Few theaters are presenting it at that rate, so most viewers are out of luck — or perhaps better off, depending on your views on frame rates.
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But you're out of luck if you're trying to order through Nike's website or through the company's SNKRS app, because the shoes quickly sold out online.
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The question, however, is whether this drought has just begun, or if gamers and would-be miners will be out of luck for the foreseeable future.
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Those hoping to make guacamole this Fourth of July weekend could be out of luck — at least, if they were planning to use avocados grown in California.
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You will learn very quickly that if you are lazy and wait until a major holiday to get your groceries, you will be shit out of luck.
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If another franchise suffers a series of injuries to its wing players and needs someone like you, you're out of luck, even though it's a golden opportunity.
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"They start from the assumption that the Army made the right decision, and unless you can definitively prove otherwise, you are out of luck," Mr. Goldsmith said.
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If you're trying to stream something or play a game that is encoded in an HDR format that your HDR TV doesn't support, you're out of luck.
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Unlike their predecessor, Persona 4: Dancing All Night, neither has a story mode; players hoping for a visual novel with the series' cast are out of luck.
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If you already own a nice gaming keyboard or don't like Logitech's options, you're pretty much out of luck: its model probably won't match other companies' keyboards.
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The holidays are already among us and if you're still scrambling for the perfect holiday present for your family, you're probably shit out of luck, my friend.
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But that also means that people like reddit user nukumu, who says lost 12 years of life savings in the hack, could be shit out of luck.
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This means no regular Bluetooth support — even though there's Bluetooth 5.0 connectivity inside the device — so Apple Music subscribers with Android phones are seemingly out of luck.
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Appel told reporters on Friday that they were beginning to believe they were completely out of luck when they saw the U.S. Navy ship chugging toward them.
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That's a bit awkward, and if you're using headphones to listen to music in a library or similar location, you were still kind of out of luck.
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A year later, that money was gone, the drone's creator was on the verge of a nervous breakdown, and the company's 13,000 backers were out of luck.
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Miss the window and you're probably out of luck — but as long as you're good with calendar reminders, it's pretty easy to stay on top of things.
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Authenticator is tied to a single device, so if you want to use it on your phone and tablet at the same time, you're out of luck.
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The Puerto Rican government can pull out its pockets and plead poverty and any creditor that lost money during the stay will likely be out of luck.
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If you believe there should be new gun control measures but you don't want to offer a pathway to citizenship to undocumented immigrants, you're out of luck.
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Cons: The main house doesn't have elevator access, so if you want to stay in the original building, but stairs are a problem, you're out of luck.
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However, if you instead want to bulk-delete your messages in a server or channel, you're out of luck as there is no such a feature currently.
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Women who can scrape together a few hundred dollars to self-fund their abortion but cannot afford a pied-à-terre are now completely out of luck.
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She said that food stamps were issued on the first of the month and that many residents who had to throw away food were out of luck.
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If you want to use your laptop in the car (or a gadget that requires a plug) but you're out of juice, you're not out of luck.
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So despite the streaming service already being available in the US, Canada, The Netherlands, Australia, and New Zealand, it would seem UK residents are out of luck.
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Landlords don't care that you have no debt or criminal history and a good rental history — if you are unemployed or homeless, you are out of luck.
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But older people not yet old enough to qualify for Medicare who get their coverage individually by buying on Obamacare's exchanges would also be out of luck.
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Again you might be out of luck if you're switching between iOS and Android, and will probably have to buy the game again too, if it's not free.
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Bring one to Houston, Sacramento, or one of the other 5G TF cities, and you're out of luck, despite the fact that there is technically Verizon 5G there.
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But if you're looking to grab Marc Jacob's brand new bronzer, you're out of luck, because it is out of stock both on Sephora and the brand's website.
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For now, it seems like the Gentle Sleep & Wake feature only works with Hue smart lights, so if you use another brand of bulbs, you're out of luck.
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The Pocket Tripod didn't fit if you had a case on your phone, and if you had anything other than an Apple device, you were out of luck.
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It's Going to Be Tougher to Find Drinkable Water on Mars Than We ThoughtExplorers hoping to find easily accessible liquid water on Mars may be out of luck.
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They notably also don't support people who are farsighted and only provide prescriptions up to -7.50, so if you are extremely nearsighted, you'll also be out of luck.
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Just keep in mind that this bundle includes the neon red and blue Joy-Con controllers, so you're out of luck if you prefer the all black controllers.
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If you're still out of luck, the existing broadcast will be saved to your Page — and you can always delete it if you're not satisfied with the result.
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BOOKMAKERS RUN OUT OF LUCK London-listed shares in bookrunner Paddy Power lost 2.2 percent after hot-favorite Tiger Roll secured a second victory in Britains Grand National.
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But a mother who does not know who the baby's father is, or who cannot convince the father to submit to a DNA test, is out of luck.
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It's a little unusual, but this is the only way to set it up, so if you don't have access to either device you're currently out of luck.
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In some states, Obamacare's mandates would be enforced, guaranteeing coverage for sick people, and in others, they wouldn't—those with pre-existing conditions would be out of luck.
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So, if you were hoping to experience the Museum of Ice Cream firsthand and see some famous faces, you're probably out of luck at least for this year.
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We have apps to help combat these calls on our phones, but for those of us who'd rather not receive them at all, we've been out of luck.
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The rapper, who wears the shoes religiously, took to Instagram to let his followers know they may be out of luck if they haven't already snagged a pair.
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"If you're into travel or 'bright lights, big city,' you're out of luck," said Kris Wagner, 261, a bartender at the Glacier Inn, one of Hyder's two saloons.
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It must be understood among those who criticize the president's proposal on moral grounds that those coming in through the family track have done so out of luck.
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Members who acquire a sexually transmitted disease from an extramarital affair are out of luck, for instance, as are those injured while driving drunk or during a melee.
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If you're the kind of player who aims, points, and flicks with your thumb, you're going to find yourself out of luck on some of the higher levels.
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For those who prefer using a PS4 controller, you're sadly out of luck, as the PS4 wireless adapter is too long to fit within the port's cubby hole.
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But if you are a person who comes from a low-income background, struggling to make ends meet, as my family did, then you were out of luck.
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"But without that initial sighting we're out of luck," she said, referring to the remoteness of the stranding at Stewart Island, which is home to just 402 people.
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When there were no tables available, I thought we were out of luck, but one was procured from thin air and placed on an empty area of sidewalk.
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That means if the specific brand of WIC-eligible canned black beans is all sold out, WIC users are out of luck — they can't just buy another brand.
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The catch is that the stimulus check is based on your 2018 income: If you didn't qualify then, but have fallen on hardship since, you're out of luck.
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" David Antonioli, who heads an organization that runs a carbon credit market called the Verified Carbon Standard, had a firmer answer for Oldham: "He'd be out of luck.
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"So unless you ride a beautiful white stallion, can stand with me to slay all our dragons, and make me a princess, you are pretty much out of luck."
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"They were shit out of luck," said one longtime dealmaker, more or less referring to anyone who joined the depleted workforce upon graduating from film school around 2007-08.
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Keep in mind, however, the ECG feature requires the back crystal and electrodes in the Series 4, so if you have an older Apple Watch you're out of luck.
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There's also no DVR, which means you're out of luck if the show you want to catch up on isn't one of the ones AT&T offers on demand.
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If you pay for YouTube TV using Apple's App Store , you're going to be out of luck starting in March, according to an email sent to customers this week.
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But if you don't like looking to the right (or to the left, if you're in the UK) to see your current speed, you might be out of luck.
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Windows felt slow and heavy compared to a good netbook-specific flavor of Linux, but if you needed to run a Windows-specific program, you'd be out of luck.
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The Plus models both have a built-in Lightning connector, which means that if you happen to forget your cable at home one day, you're not out of luck.
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So, if your new moons are rarely, if it all, the spiritually restorative periods that they're supposed to be, you're not alone — but you're not out of luck, either.
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When you want that one specialty item, if you can't get it at Walmart, you are out of luck when the mom-and-pop stores go out of business.
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Delta also noted it won't "accept exotic or unusual service or support animals," so if you're looking to bring a duck on board, you'll probably be out of luck.
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But if you're buying a whole range of the gun sets with the hopes of recapturing the glory days of weekend-long K'nex builds you'll be out of luck.
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There's a giant snowstorm headed to Chicago and I try to move my Thursday flight earlier, but clearly many people have already done this and I'm out of luck.
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As hungry as you may be to see what lava looks like when it's sizzling right up next to your eyeballs, you're out of luck with this interactive adventure.
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If you’re an American hoping to watch the best the U.K. offers on Netflix, you may be out of luck depending on what VPN service you use.
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Pornographers looking to shake up their payment structure and get creative about how they get paid can find themselves out of luck and with few places to turn to.
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Microsoft has Forza 6 on Xbox One, though only if you're willing to give up many of the game's features, while PlayStation 4 owners are flat out of luck.
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If you've been waiting for Last Week Tonight to return to the air and weigh in on the increasingly messy 2016 presidential election, you might be out of luck.
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But if you want to actually subscribe to — and continuously consume — those sorts of audio-visual digital services across EU borders, well, you're going to be out of luck.
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If someone gets sick on the weekend, and they don't have the money to travel to a health center or hospital in the surrounding area, they're out of luck.
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If you're on vacation, and you want to play "Spider-Man" when "Horizon Zero Dawn" is what you left in the PS4 disc drive, well, you're out of luck.
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If the lender tries to verify the number with the Social Security Administration, and no one at the agency answers the phone, that borrower could be out of luck.
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As a result, many fear that they'll be out of luck by spring and watching JUUL—which is partially owned by the Big Tobacco producer Altria—survive and dominate.
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But in both cases, you do have to link the Car Thing to your Spotify account — so you're out of luck if you only use Apple Music or Tidal.
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That said, when I'm home alone at some odd hour of the night or morning and I'm in the mood for something new, I sometimes feel out of luck.
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So, basically, they're putting it on their watches, but you're out of luck with the bike computer, because it's more places for them to have to pay for it?
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Yes, wife-carrying is a real sport, and unless you can find a female partner who is willing to subject herself to this level of tomfoolery, you're out of luck.
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The FTC can punish sites for knowingly providing employee screening data, but if you're having trouble getting a site to honor your takedown request, you may be out of luck.
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Throughout the exhibition, salon-style presentations challenged viewers to draw their own connections; identifying text was sparse, and if you lost the printed exhibition guide, you were out of luck.
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Ariana Grande fans who were hoping to watch the singer perform at the Grammys on Sunday are out of luck — in fact, Grande reportedly won't even be attending the ceremony.
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If you like Apple's software (and the huge third-party software ecosystem that comes with it) and are a professional that needs very powerful hardware, sorry, you're out of luck.
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The answer, unfortunately, seems to be that short of a horrific plague or famine, another world war, total state collapse, or violent revolution, we may be shit out of luck.
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Nor is the game's constant attrition, the gradual running-out of luck that leads to your 'mechs being cored out or your mechwarriors dying, improved by making it go faster.
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British spies hoping to apply their skills to pokémon training may be out of luck: Players report that pokéstops and pokémon gyms have vanished from London's MI5 and MI6 headquarters.
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Microsoft said in a recently updated article on BitLocker countermeasures that using a startup PIN can mitigate cold boot attacks, but Windows users with "Home" licenses are out of luck.
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It's worth noting that only new Chromebooks qualify for the Disney+ deal — if you're picking up a refurb or buying used from an online classified ad, you're out of luck.
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"If you get cold or end up spilling on the blanket we give you, you're out of luck," the flight attendant said, explaining that most airlines allot one per passenger.
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What the Clintons did here helps create the impression that if you're a small-business person who wants to talk to the secretary of state, then you're out of luck.
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Users hoping to skirt the upcoming 1,000-photo limit / purge of content coming in February by moving all of their content to an open Creative Commons license is out of luck.
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You can sometimes challenge a visa denial — but as long as the government can give you a "facially legitimate and bona fide" reason your visa was denied, you're out of luck.
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That means if you're enjoying Handmaid's Tale at home, and your parents want to load up Harlots somewhere else, then either you or them are going to be out of luck.
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An American Airlines agent told her she'd have to pay $50 to carry on her bag, but with no working credit cards Cassidy was out of luck — or so she thought.
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The series is based off of a comic of the same name, but if you want to look to the comics for the answer surrounding Ben's death, you're out of luck.
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So people in those states who want a crack at the multimillion-dollar jackpots regularly offered by the major multi-state lotto games, Powerball and Mega Millions, are out of luck.
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Tanaka also notes many older restaurants in Japan may only offer chopsticks (in addition to spoons for soup and/or dessert), so if you can't use them, you're out of luck.
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If you want to bring your own music library, Google lets you upload songs, so if a particular track or artist isn't included in its subscription, you're not out of luck.
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The masks do a decent job covering up your glasses (if that's what you want), but you're out of luck if you want your glasses on top of them (we tried).
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The catch, of course, is that the pre-orders will be taken at the brick-and-mortar store, so if you're not in the neighborhood, you might be out of luck.
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That's fine if you're looking for Wi-Fi to conserve your precious data usage on the go — but if your mobile network is too weak, you might be out of luck.
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Companies that did not download a Microsoft patch issued in March to protect users from vulnerabilities may be out of luck, since many cyber policies exclude coverage in such an instance.
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Folks in diasporic communities wanting to find East Asian characters who aren't represented as villains and sidekicks or queer narratives that aren't laced with outdated stereotypes are often out of luck.
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Niki, 17, has never had trouble getting weed but if she does not have her fake ID and no one can "pick up" alcohol for her, she is out of luck.
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You could transfer your music to the watch or stream songs from Samsung's own Milk Music, but if you use Spotify, Apple Music, or Google Play Music, you're out of luck.
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Most people will be protected from the premium increases by subsidies, although people who don't qualify for subsidies, want insurance but can no longer afford it may be out of luck.
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You had to be on the couch at 8PM on a Friday night, or you were shit out of luck, and all your friends were gonna talk about it at school.
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As the brave Americans who fought valiantly that night demonstrated, you just keep fighting and hope a relief force will arrive before you run out of ammo or out of luck.
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If you don't already own a pair of USB-C headphones or wireless earbuds, you may be out of luck when it comes to listening to music on the Pixel 4.
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That means you would be out of luck, unless legislators passed a one-time bill offering relief for victims of particular weather or other events that affected a lot of people.
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When you're seeking relief from the court for having your constitutional rights trampled, but you file your brief one day late and they say, you're out of luck — that's the law.
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The biggest competitors, like TurboTax and H&R Block, only offer the ability to complete an 1120S if you have a Windows computer, leaving Mac users like me out of luck.
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But consumers who want to analyze their transactions in Microsoft Excel or Google Sheets for tax or budgeting purposes, a tool that many credit card companies offer, are out of luck.
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"People like this family are completely out of luck because they have no U.S. relatives," said Angie Plummer, the executive director of Community Refugee and Immigration Services, an Ohio resettlement agency.
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But you may be out of luck if you're, say, a leather handbag designer who imports and resells purses made in China facing an overnight double-digit increase in handbag tariffs.
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INGRAHAM: The Washington Post, LaDawn, said no cause of action here even though a lot of these civil rights attorneys weren&apost applauding this action said Sarah Sanders is out of luck.
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The free Premium offer only works for new Spotify customers; if you already have Premium, subscribed at one point in the past, or even used a free trial, you're out of luck.
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Anyone who thought about starting a cryptocurrency mining operation in the city with the cheapest electricity in the U.S. is out of luck, at least for the next year and a half.
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If you're planning on using your Surface Book or a laptop with the Windows 10 Creators Update on it to take the bar exam in Tennessee next month, you're out of luck.
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According to Nintendo, the device will be sold by the following retailers: Best Buy: If you weren't in line when Best Buy opened this morning, you may already be out of luck.
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There are a few catches, though, as noted on Google's support page: first off, picture-in-picture is only available in the US for now, so international users are out of luck.
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But for those players who started playing Fortnite on PSN and have tied that account and all of their in-app purchases to Epic's system — like yours truly — you're out of luck.
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It sounds like buyers hoping for a Nexus-style bargain like in the early days of the program are out of luck – reports beg the beginning price at $649 for these babies.
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But one thing Kalanick was sure of as far back as 53, and was not afraid to say, was that the driverless future was coming and drivers would be out of luck.
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Most months, you'd be out of luck — but as Hans Gruber once said, this is the time of miracles, and in December HBO Now customers will be able to do just that.
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Other decliners have gone somewhat innocently, teams like the 1978 Red Sox team that started 34-16, and finished 99-64 and shit out of luck after Bucky Dent did his thing.
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But Oregonians who want to release sky lanterns — think hot air balloons without the people inside — are out of luck: When the new year rings in, the festive floaties will be illegal.
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When it comes to sending texts from an iPhone on a Windows laptop, you're out of luck—but remember that WhatsApp, Facebook Messenger, Signal, and Telegram all have web or desktop apps.
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Those lucky enough to live in New England, or Miami and West Palm Beach, Florida, will be able to order up the drink, but everyone else is out of luck for now.
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Additionally, those hoping to use this method to enable the automatic boot-up on their older MacBooks are out of luck — the new feature is still exclusive to the updated MacBook Pros.
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Update June 13th, 10:00PM ET: Sony's removed the Days Gone gameplay clip from its YouTube page, so you're temporarily out of luck if you want to see the game in action.
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For example, if you want to open two documents in the Notes app side-by-side, or two tabs in Safari alongside one another, you're out of luck with Apple's current software.
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On the off chance a dispenser is working, it usually requires quarters, meaning that you are still out of luck unless you have a quarter with you in your moment of need.
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We've veered towards an economics that allows some people to stockpile and privatize their access to good services, while others are increasingly left in the cold, or just plain out of luck.
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But health law expert Tim Jost points out that states don't have to use their stability funds to create high-risk pools, which means these people could find themselves out of luck.
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If you're looking for spoilers, a way to skip ahead, or another way to enjoy the world of Carnival Row after you binge the newly released Amazon series, you're out of luck.
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If they couldn't come up with the necessary funds from the state budget, they could be left badly out of luck with a dysfunctional insurance market — and little recourse to fix it.
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It's not really summer without a tense action movie on the big screen, and judging by the dearth of box office successes over the past few months, viewers might be out of luck.
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Obviously, if you're an iPhone 7 (or newer) user, you're shit out of luck, but if you have an Android phone without a headphone jack, this affordable dongle is the one to get.
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So if you were planning to do anything like browse the internet or even make a phone call on the device, you're going to be out of luck in the very near future.
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Again, iPhone users are out of luck, and your feelings about Google Fit might largely depend on how you feel about backing up all of your health and fitness data to Google's cloud.
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The 'FFZERO1' However, if you're a California resident and hoping to see something like the company's concept, the FFZERO1 that debuted at CES this year, cruising the freeways, you're likely out of luck.
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But if I'd been left to my own devices, I'd have been completely out of luck or faced with the choice of paying way more than my wallet can afford for the privilege.
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This is fine news if you're eager for a new Google-made Chromebook, but if you were hoping that the company was finally, really, going to nail the tablet you're out of luck.
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GORDON GEMMILLEmeritus professor of financeWarwick Business SchoolCoventry As a New Jerseyan by birth, I took umbrage at your statement that Bruce Springsteen is "New Jersey's most famous poet" ("Out of luck", April 9th).
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The Leica T only let you transfer images to your iPhone if both were on the same external Wi-Fi network, which meant you were out of luck when shooting in the wild.
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So if you're living in Europe or Hong Kong and have plans to pick up a OnePlus 3, do it before next week, or you may be out of luck for a while.
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If you order something from a sketchy website you found through Google Shopping and don't pay through a service like PayPal, which has its own robust fraud checks, you're likely out of luck.
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If you're part of the working class, and looking for drastic changes beyond tax cuts for the wealthy that are alleged to dribble down, Pence is a message that you're out of luck.
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But if you try to stop ads from showing up on Facebook's desktop website, you will now be out of luck: The social network has found a way to block the ad blockers.
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Now that he and his wife both have to work at Wal-Mart — and still bring home less money combined than he once did alone — they're out of luck when that baby arrives.
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But if his disability meant that he could only put in, say, 79.43 hours a week, and the state is mandating 20 as part of its work requirement, he'd be out of luck.
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So if you rely on Apple Mail to gain access to your Gmail on an iPhone, or if you use Microsoft Outlook for getting into Gmail on a PC, you're out of luck.
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But industry watchers that were hoping that day would soon materialise are out of luck: On Thursday, The Wall Street Journal reported that Facebook has paused its plans to add ads to WhatsApp.
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However, if you're hoping to hear her thoughts on her mom Lori Louglin's involvement in "Operation Varsity Blues," the major college cheating scandal that was uncovered earlier this year, you're out of luck.
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But you have to request this archive before deleting your account, and you'll have it sent to you via email — if you delete your account before requesting the archive, you're out of luck.
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I did a little poking around the internet for some counterfeit Dunkin' Loungin' Holiday Joggers but it looks like I'm out of luck until some kind-hearted hypebeast lists a pair on Grailed.
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Why it matters: Since the financial crisis, Americans looking to earn money by saving rather than investing have been out of luck as interest rates available at banks have hovered at close to zero.
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In addition, "they were told if you went to Wells you could keep your deferred compensation, and if not you were out of luck," Robert Nelson, a lawyer for Laver, said in an interview.
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Broadband providers that decide to influence which online services consumers patronize by diminishing the speeds of competitors might find themselves out of luck next time the state has a big fat contract to award.
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It costs an absurd $25,000, but even if you have all those Benjamins in your bank account, you're out of luck—this is a watch that can only be bought with cold, hard Bitcoin.
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"For those who just got in after a [big] increase, they're out of luck because they just lost half of it," said Philip Chao, chief investment officer at Experiential Wealth, based in Vienna, Virginia.
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"Anybody who owned property in the zone prior to 2018 would have been out of luck until these rules," said Michelle Layser, a tax law professor at the University of Illinois College of Law.
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The eBook Reader noted that devices that are currently registered remain so, but if users purchase a new device from a secondary market, or perform a factory reset, they could be out of luck.
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If you're in any doubt, get in touch with the developer directly to see what the situation is (you might be out of luck with anything that relies heavily on the iCloud storage system).
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Trick-or-treaters hoping to dress as the character Maui from the upcoming animated movie, Moana, may be out of luck this Halloween after Disney removed the costume from stores following accusations of racism.
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Since Google defines the high-end of the Chromebook market right now, you're out of luck unless you want to try to install an open source flavor of Chrome OS on a regular machine.
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That means if the cart is gone, you're kind of out of luck, though I suppose this system would discourage anyone that might want to hoard or steal a power unit for personal use.
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Screenshot: GizmodoYou're out of luck if you're using an LG handset though (at least as far as native options go): The dedicated Google Assistant button that recent LG phones come with can't be remapped.
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They, like us readers and viewers, want meaning, and they project it in all sorts of places, on all sorts of people — but in the end they, like us, are shit out of luck.
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For the most part, the latest gizmos and gadgets have focused mainly on zapping away skin concerns like acne, dark circles, and body hair, and left folks who suffer from dryness out of luck.
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"The lower earner could be completely out of luck if they leave it to a judge," said Nancy Hetrick, a certified divorce financial analyst and senior advisor at Better Money Decisions in Phoenix, Arizona.
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A few years ago, things weren't going so well for Yahya Abdul-Mateen II. Even with an architecture degree from the University of California, Berkeley, he found himself laid off and out of luck.
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Unless you fall neatly into certain categories, including students in higher education or someone trained in a list of professions found in the North American Free Trade Agreement, you could be out of luck.
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Anyone who feels compelled to see a piece of the oak isn't totally out of luck, though: The half that was torn off back then is on display at the prison, Ms. Snavely said.
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In the case of Kin Khao, where the only way to take food out is to sit down, order a seated meal, and get the leftovers boxed up, Grubhub was apparently out of luck.
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"If they do not yet have an approved visa, then it looks like they are out of luck," she said, at least for the first 90 days after the new ban is in place.
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If a user wants to shut off location data individually, as shown in the video above from Krebs, but still leave it on for a few apps of their choice, they're out of luck.
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And when it comes to making premiums tax deductible, that's another measure that primarily benefits the wealthy: low-income earners who don't make enough to pay taxes — and therefore claim deductions — are out of luck.
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You're lucky if you already have some of these apps that don't need to connect to the internet installed on your iPhone 2G — they should still load — but you're out of luck if you don't.
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But if you're hoping to see the X20 modem in the next iPhone or Samsung Galaxy, you're out of luck — the chip won't be available in consumer devices until early 2018, according to Ars Technica.
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I guess the only unarguable bad news is that if you are one of the many who submitted a video, but have no professional fighting experience, then I'm sad to say you're out of luck.
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A worker starting at the factory in the middle of the month is similarly out of luck, and if the boss makes a worker take mandatory leave, that will also count against the attendance bonus.
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If you want to buy one of the recent Star Wars or Marvel Cinematic Universe films on Blu-ray or DVD from Amazon, you're out of luck if you're not a member of Amazon Prime.
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If you plan to secure a NES Classic Edition, the New Nintendo 3DS Super Mario or Playstation VR Launch Bundle, you may be out of luck — these products have the highest risk of selling out.
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Anyone wanting to hear their music in stereo is out of luck, as anyone driving or cycling must now only listen to ear buds in one ear at a time, according to CNN affiliate KGO.
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Part of the problem seems to be that the US will only provide you cover if you're fighting IS. If you fight against the regime and the Russians bomb you, then you're out of luck.
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The report notes that damage must be considered "within reason," so if your phone has been run over by a truck or tossed off a building or something, you'll probably still be out of luck.
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The iPhone's touchscreen (any modern phone's touchscreen, really) has always required skin contact to work; so being out of luck with normal gloves on is something we should all be pretty used to by now.
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Remakes of "Dumbo" and "Mulan" are already in the works, as Disney commits to putting a live action spin on the bulk of its animated properties (Fans of "Treasure Planet" may be out of luck).
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But if the network was hoping Barr would tone down her social media hate-mongering — or if they were simply hoping audiences and critics would get tired and move on — they were out of luck.
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But even with the hope that Beychella might not be exclusive forever, anyone looking to experience the magic this weekend will be out of luck unless they're right there in the California desert with her.
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That basically means that an immigrant who hasn't submitted an application by mid-May is cutting it very close, and one who doesn't submit by the end of May is quite possibly out of luck.
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Most travelers are probably out of luck if they want to switch a flight simply because of the airplane model, but Southwest, which has 34 of the planes in operation, does not charge change fees.
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Another limitation: The Super NES Classic has no slot for game cartridges, so if you hung on to your old Super NES games in the hopes of using them again, you are out of luck.
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It makes it easy to check on Colorado's blackberries in late summer or discover that, if you're in Kentucky at this time of year, you are out of luck when it comes to local asparagus.
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The next Bachelor has finally been announced and it's not Mike Johnson (sorry, Mike fans), but if you're hoping there's still time to apply for Peter Weber's Bachelor season, you may be out of luck.
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If you haven't managed to get your hands on Nintendo's NES Classic Edition, you may be out of luck: the company has discontinued the plug-and-play console in North America, as first reported by IGN.
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Gilead offers a co-pay assistance program to cover those costs as well, but uninsured patients who aren't eligible for financial assistance and who cannot access city- or state-sponsored aid are often out of luck.
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You won't be totally out of luck the second you queue into a heavy control deck, and some of the resources in your hand can be re-angled if you end up in a longer game.
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That means if a startup like Spin or LimeBike wants to launch their stationless bikes in San Francisco during the 18-month period the SFMTA is piloting the program with Jump, they'll be out of luck.
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Users who want to go another way and pay a third party repair store for a replacement have thus far been out of luck—aftermarket parts for the new wave of Apple devices simply didn't exist.
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As far as I can see, neither Google's nor T-Mobile's plans cover Nauru, though, so if you're looking to see some depleted phosphate reserves in the middle of the Pacific, you are out of luck.
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USB-C is the future, and if you have a phone like the Samsung Galaxy S8 and you want to charge it while your computer is connected, you're out of luck (unless you get an adapter).
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In Fortnite, if you get taken out, you're out of luck and you have to watch your teammates carry on without you, or disconnect from the match and start up a new one without your friends.
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So for one of my first quests in The Outer Worlds, I help locals figure out how best to leverage their resources to pay what they owe, lest they end up dead and out of luck.
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Native tribes can't get funding Native American tribes that rely on federal funding for different services, such as health clinics and food pantries, are out of luck, according to a report from The New York Times.
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Just when he thought he was out of luck, Craven was approached by Charlene Vickers, a programs director for AmeriHealth Caritas Partnership, who was at the airport and offered to help according to WV Metro News.
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Previously, prepaid card issuers didn't necessarily have to offer any fraud protection at all, meaning if your card was stolen and the balance was spent before you could cancel the card you were out of luck.
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In the early '70s, you'd be out of luck if you wanted to get food late at night in SoHo, except for at a couple of bars and maybe Dave's Luncheonette down on Canal and Broadway.
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That said, if you're on a CDMA carrier like Verizon or Sprint, you're sort of out of luck, as the Axon 10 is only really designed to support GSM networks like AT&T and T-Mobile.
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On an iPhone: It varies on Android by phone, but try this: Android users are a little out of luck here, at least in terms of simply walking into a store and getting a new battery.
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A bride whose social circle and income put her at the impossible center of a Venn diagram with "high expectations" on one side and "can't afford a planner" on the other is especially out of luck.
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And while I believe in the power of love and I know the frustrating heartache of adoring a show that's gone too soon, I have to tell you: I think you're out of luck here, pals.
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In other words: if you were anything but a cisgender white man, you were out of luck, because any social, political or economic gains you've made over the past few decades should (and could) be erased.
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I had a boss with an old school point of view on remote work: out of sight equaled out of mind, and out of luck for the employee because the assumption was that work wasn't happening.
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Also out of luck are workers for whom federal law dictates a test is required (like truck drivers), as well as those who are mandated to take drug tests because of employment contracts or collective bargaining agreements.
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If you want to use a matching vintage Apple keyboard with it, however, you might be out of luck unless it's been hacked and upgraded with wireless Bluetooth functionality, which simply didn't exist way back in 1984.
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However, starting August 31st, 2019, Google will stop accepting new Works with Nest connections, which means if you haven't tried to set up cross-platform smart home integration by then, you may be temporarily out of luck.
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Until now, it looked like you were out of luck, but as Microsoft announced today, you will soon be able to use a HoloLens emulator to write your applications, even if you don't own the actual hardware.
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LG: Well, it doesn't have a stylus, so if you were a person who really, really likes to use a stylus with your phablet, you are out of luck with the iPhone X. KS: All right. Dan?
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Judge known for lengthy sentences for white-collar offenders If Cohen is hoping for leniency, he may be out of luck with US District Judge William Pauley III, according to attorneys who have had cases before him.
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Sure, a lawyer at a law firm is out of luck, because she provides legal services to customers, but she might leave the firm and provide those same services in-house, say, at a real-estate firm.
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New York, Brooklyn and Queens library cardholders looking to nab a free ticket to go the Museum of Modern Art, the Metropolitan Museum of Art or the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum this weekend are out of luck.
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Banged-up guests include Sterling K. Brown's out-of-luck bank robber, saddled with a badly wounded younger brother (Brian Tyree Henry); Charlie Day's abrasive "I don't belong here" con artist; and Sofia Boutella's assassin-in-waiting.
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The only potential catch: The Verge reports that the new feature only works in the Google Chrome web browser, at least for now, meaning that anybody using Firefox, Safari, or another browser is apparently out of luck.
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Sales there are rising, but only on the higher end, and that is leaving the majority of entry-level buyers out of luck and out of homeownership because there are so few cheaper, existing homes for sale.
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But unless you have a really compelling reason as to why Peter absolutely has to be the one for you, you're probably out of luck unless you're one of Peter's exes (producers love to bring on ex).
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Any independents or unaffiliated New Yorkers who wish to vote in the party's primary are out of luck; the deadline to change their party registration was back on October 9, the earliest such deadline in the country.
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The United States women gymnastics team just repeated as Olympic gold medalists but since the IOC and NBC are being dicks about rights to the broadcast, you're shit out of luck if you weren't watching in real time.
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Right now, Samsung's Galaxy Fold is the only game in town for US customers, and even if you prefer the slim style and inverse fold that Huawei is using on the Mate X, you're likely out of luck.
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Even if you aren't in the US, you may not be out of luck: anyone in North America, the northern parts of South America, and even areas of Europe and Africa will see some form of the eclipse.
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Enter the "Order number" from your gift receipt (note that if the item was not marked as a gift by the sender, you may be out of luck, but you can reach out to customer service for help).
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If you're not on the east coast or near any of the 13 locations of the small doughnut chain, you better enlist Wilkie Twycross to give you some apparition lessons, otherwise, you may (sadly) be out of luck.
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And, he added, it's a number that will not leave employees with stock options straight out of luck should the startup get acquired or see another liquidity event (a fate we've seen employees at other startups befall, unfortunately).
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There is a companion app that helps you flip your preview image right-way up again, but it does mean that if you prefer to shoot with the stock app or another photography app, you're out of luck.
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Teams that were rumored to have interest in Butler but no cap space to sign him this summer (the Houston Rockets, Miami Heat) are shit out of luck, with no clear avenue to add a perennial All-Star.
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Girls around the world send more than 1 billion emojis a day, but if they're not into wearing pink or dancing in bunny ears or walking down the aisle, they're out of luck on ways to represent themselves.
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The white male majoring in STEM fields or business will attract the most willing investors and get the best payback terms, while others studying in public service fields like social worker or teaching would be out of luck.
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Hue hasn't had any motion sensor options until now, so home owners who wanted to do motion sensing were either out of luck or stuck setting up a chain of third-party gadgets to get the same effect.
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If you're like most Americans, you have no choice when it comes it broadband: There's a single company that serves your home, and if you don't want to buy high-speed internet from them, you're out of luck.
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People with tickets for "Uncle Vanya" at the ACT Theatre were out of luck, too, as Seattle got its biggest snowfall in a decade this week, and performance venues up and down the Pacific Northwest coast went dark.
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If you don't live in one of the 153 markets that CBS can stream live TV online in, you may be out of luck if your only avenue to use CBS All Access is on a PC or Mac.
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"These people are experiencing a second level of trauma because they are being told one day they are safe and eligible and 24 hours later they're out of luck," the governor's deputy communications director, Jason Novak, told BuzzFeed News.
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The collection is sold exclusively in Diptyque outposts in the cities that inspired them, meaning you're pretty much out of luck if your heart is in the lush public gardens of Tokyo but your body is in Tokio, Texas.
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If you want 4K and both kinds of HDR and don't want to spend a minimum of $2,000 on a set like Samsung's Super UHD series or my brother's Sony XBR 1203c series, then you've been out of luck.
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Other smartphone users are out of luck, since Facebook doesn't support other headsets, such as Google Cardboard, ostensibly because of Samsung's partnership with Facebook-owned Oculus VR. Facebook is one of the first major services to host 360 media.
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But there's something else probably going on here too, what Shayo calls the "policy bundling effect" — that is, that in our current two-party system, any voters who want both strong nationalism and more redistribution are out of luck.
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And while users can still fill out a form and receive cash compensation up to $20,000 if they can prove the hack resulted in clear monetary harm, the rest of the 147 million impacted consumers are out of luck.
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Until the telecommunications providers that serve Puerto Rico repair and restore power to the damaged cell towers, people who need to call for help, or who want to check in with friends and family are still largely out of luck.
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After that, John is off to Australia and then back to Europe, so if you miss his chance to see him on the next leg, you're out of luck — unless you're planning to travel far and wide to see him.
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Also, in case you wanted to request one for selfie opportunities, you're out of luck – they're assigned at random, and not available via specific request while ordering from Just Eat even if you happen to live in their Greenwich operating area.
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" Trump said states and cities "need help from the federal government" and "all sorts of money for all sorts of projects," but suggested New York would be out of luck under a Cruz presidency because Cruz "has hatred for New York.
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Well, you're pretty much out of luck, since over-the-top streaming services like PS Vue, Sling TV, or DirecTV Now don't support ABC in most areas (although depending on where you live, you might get lucky.) Same as above, really.
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"I forgot and [thought] I was basically going to be out of luck, so I sent a polite and apologetic email to Itch, explained my situation and asked if I could cut in line, thinking that probably wouldn't happen," Cole says.
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But he'll also indulge in his hobby on vacation, whether it's for work (on official visits) or play (skiing trips.) Those hankering to get their hands on a Prince Charles original, however, are out of luck: He never sells the originals.
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" While those three may be out of luck, anyone else looking to pursue Sutherland will definitely be up for a fun and exciting time—she is a huge Carolina Panthers fan, loves outdoor adventures and "all the good things in life.
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Check out images from the exhibition below: If you're hoping to purchase one of Troilo's portraits, you're out of luck: all eight canvases that compose the exhibit have reportedly been acquired by the Gucci family for their private art collection.
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The good news is they are offering the tool for free, but the bad news is that it won't be available until later this summer, and if you're an Android user, you are out of luck, at least for now.
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And if the employer goes out of business, the worker will really be out of luck: Workers who have accumulated comp time will have little chance to get the time they banked or money for the unpaid hours they worked.
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If you held your bitcoin with a provider like Coinbase, which said before the fork they aren't planning on distributing bitcoin cash to users or even interacting with the new blockchain at all, then you may be out of luck.
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SUNDAY PUZZLE — It's weird to think that there was a time, not even long ago, when movies weren't available on demand and if you missed one while it was playing at the theater you were just plumb out of luck.
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But if you want to write something about how the platforms and government legislation can't tell the difference between sex trafficking and sex, nudity and pornography, terrorism investigations and terrorism itself or copyright infringement and parody, you're out of luck.
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But a Komodo dragon that moves to a new island or a new island valley might find that it's out of luck if, for instance, it's unable to mate with any of the locals it encounters in its new home.
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If you're lucky, the spook you're in search of is provided by one of your subscriptions, but as long as you have $3.99, you won't be out of luck this year when it comes to any of the quintessential hits.
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But, anyone trying to make a quick buck off the memorial is out of luck ... AXS tells us it's cracking down on scalpers and ticket fraud because tickets are being distributed through the company's mobile app and are non-transferable.
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If you're reading this and thinking, This looks smarter than that new Android Wear smartwatch, you're out of luck for now: Verily emphasized in its blog post that the watch is not for sale, and is being used for research purposes only.
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We're sad to report that Peripera's collection is only available for purchase in Korea right now, but if you simply cannot live without owning at least one cheek stain with Buttercup's face on it, you might not be completely out of luck.
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Your homeowner's insurance policy should cover the costs to replace items damaged in a natural disaster or stolen during a robbery, but for repairs and replacements resulting from general wear and tear you're out of luck — unless you get a home warranty.
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The app will push data to Google Fit or Apple HealthKit, and an update to the iOS app recently added Strava integration as well, but if you're a dedicated user of Runkeeper, MapMyRun, Endomondo, Runtastic, etc, you're out of luck for now.
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Microsoft's existing Surface Mouse is by all accounts excellent, but if you're someone who prefers more functionality from your mouse than just a left click, right click, and a scroll wheel, you've been out of luck with the company's Surface-branded gear.
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If a local store didn't import a game itself (at huge costs passed on to the customer), or someone I knew wasn't coming back from the United States or another country where Super Nintendo games were widely available, I was out of luck.
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The carrier says it will maintain signal and be able to report its location in all areas with Verizon LTE coverage — but you'll be out of luck if the Locator winds up in roaming territory, and it'll do you no good internationally.
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But the hordes of Beatlemania-like runners were likely out of luck: A hundreds-long line was already snaking out from the 032c Workshop art gallery and down to the end of the block, and some had already begun turning away in frustration.
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The fast-and-furious multicookers that took the world by storm were one of the items that everyone was racing toward this past sale weekend — but if you somehow let the Black Friday deals slip through the cracks, you're not out of luck.
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If you were holding out hope that you won the Powerball, you're probably out of luck unless you live in Chino Hills, CA. The California Lottery tweeted at 20123:13 PST Wednesday night that a winning ticket had been sold in the city.
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If you just watched the Trinidad and Tobago match to see whether or not the historic moment would pass, it's easy to trace your finger along the line of last night's circumstances and say that the Americans were shit out of luck.
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The 62-year-old lawmaker's dreams of jury duty took their time coming to fruition, and for a while it had looked like she might be out of luck: Just called the names of first panel to go to courtroom for jury selection.
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"The policies can vary from issuer to issuer, but they all seem to agree that if you just want to cancel because you are scared of catching coronavirus, you are probably out of luck," said Matt Schulz, chief industry analyst at CompareCards.
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Given that, they are not so keen on people like me showing up and demanding permission to shop for a different servicer, which is why the Wells Fargo phone representative I spoke to this week told me that I was out of luck.
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If the Democratic National Committee raises the thresholds for the next debate, Yang might well be out of luck, and have to do something dramatic to prove he's capable of drawing more than a narrow band of fervid supporters into the fold.
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Political advertisers hoping to attach their ads to YouTube replays of Taylor Swift's Grammy speech may be out of luck in Nevada and South Carolina: There's essentially no reserve inventory left on the popular platform ahead of the coming primary elections and caucuses there.
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Qi-enabled devices also can charge via resonance, but they're tuned to a different frequency than the PowerPlay mat, so it won't charge your phone, and if you're hoping to charge an Apple product, like say your Apple Watch, you're also out of luck.
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So you're still out of luck if you're hoping to watch Sherlock, Downton Abbey, Doctor Who, Top Gear, or The Great British Bake Off (although some of those shows are available on other streaming services, albeit with more limited access to recently aired episodes).
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The new development first spotted by YourTechExplained isn't a massive shock — Google had promised support for other browsers would be coming, but it's nice to see them hold true to that (though you're still out of luck if you're a loyal Safari or Edge user).
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But given how the resources necessary to produce and experience Maclean's work exclude the economically oppressed, this critical strategy languishes: Spite Your Face is contemporary art, which means that if you don't see it in Venice, or another major art center, you're out of luck.
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The other thing that will appeal to business users — or, just as likely, the businesses that employ them — is the price: $24 for an unlocked 24GB model that works with AT&T or T-Mobile (sorry Verizon and Sprint users, you're out of luck).
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Childless adults who can't or don't find work would still be out of luck; even some adults with children would be excluded, as eligibility for the credit would be based on claiming a child as a dependent, which some non-custodial parents cannot do.
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Everyone waiting to see who ends up on top in the final season of HBO's Game of Thrones is also probably out of luck, as star Sophie Turner let it slip in an interview that Season 8 probably won't be ready next year either.
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The magnetic ring, while a novel idea that allows for it to be fitted onto your own pens and pencils, currently only comes in one size, so you're out of luck if your drawing tool of choice is too thick to fit a ring.
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Deezer Elite is still limited to Sonos owners in the US Strangely enough, Deezer Elite is still limited to Sonos users in the US, so if you're looking to try out the Hi-Fi service and don't own Sonos, you're out of luck for now.
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"Even lucky generals run out of luck eventually," said David Mellor, a former Conservative cabinet minister, who added that Mr. Cameron had overreached by promising a plebiscite on Britain's place in Europe, an issue that has divided the Conservatives for a quarter of a century.
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One of the biggest contributors of discomfort on a flight is the freezing temperature: It's normal to have your body quivering from the blasts of cool air circulating the cabin — and you can be straight out of luck if you forget to bring a sweater.
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Herman Jakubowski Suffern, N.Y. A. The Haggler's first thought was that if the Jakubowskis did not have coverage for the date they were supposed to travel — the policy expired in September 2016, the trip was scheduled for January 2017 — then they were out of luck.
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This leaves the neediest families out of luck — the subsidy isn't enough to buy an insurance plan if you're just barely above the poverty line regardless of your age, so they would end up going uninsured and get nothing from the government at all.
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There's certainly a world of good that can be accomplished by further studying our genetics, and the company says it lets customers choose whether to share their data with GlaxoSmithKline or for future research purposes (if you decide your mind later, though, you're out of luck).
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But a brother-in-law who is intimately involved in the affairs of a person living in America will have a legitimate claim, as will many if not most uncles, aunts, nieces, grandmothers and grandfathers who are all out of luck under the Trump administration's interpretation.
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Black Friday is a distant memory, and Cyber Monday has ended, but that doesn't mean that you're out of luck just yet if you're looking for some deals: that's right, some stores are still offering some great discounts on TVs, headphones, games, smart speakers, and more.
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Not that little kids would've been out of luck: I was delighted to learn that Universal is also home to a slew of Dr. Seuss and old-school cartoon themed rides that will absolutely delight our toddler daughter when she's old enough to make the trip. 4.
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If you're a citizen of the United States and you refuse to unlock your phone for a CBP agent they may confiscate your phone, but they can't deny you entry to the US. Everyone else is more or less out of luck and can be refused entry.
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While this does raise the stakes when a guard is pursuing you, it also means that you're out of luck if you have to quit unexpectedly or (as happened multiple times for me) you hit a crash bug or get stuck on a bit of level geometry.
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Yet if patients who would qualify aren't fortunate enough to be at cancer centers like Sloan Kettering or Dana-Farber that run sequencing programs supported by philanthropic money, they either need to pay for it themselves or they are out of luck — and so is cancer research.
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"If you live in Houston, you're protected from the effects of the hurricane, but if your house is destroyed in a flood, you're out of luck," said Jeffrey Levine, a certified public accountant and director of financial planning at BluePrint Wealth Alliance in Garden City, New York.
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The shutdown has cut off approvals of Small Business Administration loans, and businesses needing permits from a broad range of government entities have found themselves out of luck: brewers who can't get their new beer labels approved, airlines that can't add new planes to their fleets.
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If you want to find out how many Latino people are arrested in the US every year, you're out of luck: 40 of 50 states publicly report race in their arrest records, but 38 states haven't regularly or recently included Latinos in their race or ethnicity arrest data.
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While El Capitan users could be out of luck, an Apple spokesperson reportedly told the Verge that the beta would work on all browsers, including Chromium-based ones like Chrome and Edge, as well as Windows 10, Android, and Chrome OS. We've confirmed it works on Windows 10.
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It's also worth noting that spending for the bill would expire in 2026, meaning that unless Congress acted to replace the block grant money somehow, anybody who relied on that money for any reproductive health care — or, indeed, any health care at all — would be out of luck.
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But most of the older wallpapers were never really designed to be used on a higher-resolution screen, so if you've been looking to use the classic Aqua wallpaper from OS 10.3 Panther or 10.5 Leopard's famous Aurora on your fancy new 5K Mac, you've been pretty much out of luck.
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While older Nintendo consoles had multiplayer over Ethernet, they still relied on Nintendo's online servers — so if your internet was down or Nintendo was just having a bad day, you'd be out of luck even if you were simply trying to connect to a console in the same local network.
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LINE: Utah -6 ABOUT UCLA (4-33, 2-3 Pac-12): The Bruins would appearto be largely out of luck unless they can find some sort of fix for thenation's worst run defense, which has been trampled for an average of 307.1yards per game, 6.05 yards per carry and 23 touchdowns.
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In-N-Out quickly dampened the excitement on Monday, when representatives confirmed that this pop-up was, in fact, a hoax, and those who had fallen for the con were out of luck; the chain didn't have any plans to host pop-ups within New York City in the future.
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Shane Dawson merchandise, also sold through Star's company, Killer Merch, is largely sold out as well; if you want an $80 pig backpack or a hoodie that acts as an ode to the guy who helped film and edit the series (very specific) then you're out of luck for now.
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But if you don't fit into one of the exemption categories and you were uninsured in 2017, or will be in 2018, you're probably out of luck, says Alison Flores, a principal tax research analyst at the Tax Institute, the research wing of H&R Block, based in Kansas City, Missouri.
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But if you have an Eat, Pray, Love scenario in mind — you want to travel for six months, or are moving with a spouse who has been transferred to a different country, and your family wants to try things out in that new location for a year — you could be out of luck.
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Photo: Andrew Liszewski (Gizmodo)It's a clever alternative to having to plug in a cable and wait a few hours to start playing again after the Gameball dies, and my only complaint about this approach is that if you lose that charging wand, you're out of luck until you get it replaced.
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But if you want to watch on Twitter, you're out of luck until next week, because even though Twitter will be streaming all Thursday Night Football games, tomorrow's season opener isn't considered part of the Thursday Night Football series (even though it's on Thursday), so the game will only be on NBC. #confusing
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Those hoping to crack apart the NES Classic and take advantage to its open software to add more games are out of luck, as the flash memory is soldered to the motherboard — so if you're looking to play more than Nintendo's chosen 30 games, a more traditional emulator may be a better option.
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The more he is labeled a boor and a brute by his critics at home and abroad, the more Trump digs in, trying to drag America back to a time when black smoke belched, women scrambled for birth control, sick people were out of luck, reefer madness reigned and Cuba was shunned.
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So if Shahira was a Sunni and her husband had poor sperm quality or a very low sperm count, she may be out of luck if she wanted to have a child (up to 50 percent of infertile men in some regions have an uncorrectable condition), since she wouldn't be allowed to use donor sperm.
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If you're a fan of Razer's illuminated accessories, you've been mostly out of luck when it comes to adding Chroma-controlled lights to a desktop gaming PC. The Razer Chroma Hardware Development Kit solves that, by offering Chroma-compatible LED light strips that you can add to your custom-built PC rig or really anywhere in your room.
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Just a day after we reported that Amazon had quietly removed device encryption from Fire OS version 5, the company has reversed course and decided to bring encryption back to Fire OS. However, if you were expecting an immediate solution, you're out of luck, as the encryption update won't arrive for at least a couple of weeks.
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But any folks in, for example, Hawaii wanting to spend big to space out are out of luck for now… CNET reports that the headset is only available in six U.S. cities at this stage: Chicago, Los Angeles, Miami, New York, San Francisco (Bay Area), and Seattle — with Magic Leap saying that "many" more will be added in fall.
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At the same time, he found himself and his teammates wolfing down every last snack put out in the Wisconsin locker room during his freshman summer—"We were all out of money," Hayes says, "so we couldn't get anything else to eat"—and similarly out of luck when he wanted to go home to visit his parents.
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A dozen or so magazines for which I had been writing regularly ceased publication overnight; and as for the tiny market for s-f novels (two paperback houses and one hardcover) it suddenly became so tight that unless you were one of the first-magnitude stars like Robert Heinlein or Isaac Asimov you were out of luck.
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In many newer performance cars, repairs are as much a digital effort as they are a physical one, and unless you have the specialized equipment you need to communicate with a car's ECU (or other form of on-board computer), you're going to be s--- out of luck when it comes time to throw some wrenches at a problem.
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It's great to see Apple finally acknowledge the issue, but it's unclear why the repair program is limited to iPhone 6 Plus devices Apple says it'll contact customers who paid out of pocket to fix their iPhone 6 Plus either through Apple or an Apple Authorized Service Provider (if the repair place isn't authorized by Apple, you're out of luck) for a reimbursement.
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So while all of us non-Australian gallery-goers who'd like to witness this feat of thespianism are fresh out of luck until the day this show makes its way stateside, we'll all just have to make do with watching this 10-second teaser trailer again and again and continue to wonder over the endless transformative prowess of Cate Blanchett.
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It's not that any one of these things is guaranteed to destroy us — it's that, if every year we get a little bit lucky not to have a nuclear war, a little bit lucky not to have a global pandemic, a little bit lucky not to have a dangerous incident of some other kind, then, eventually, we'll run out of luck.
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At an event where artists were casually and happily mingling among the crowd and backstage, security was constantly buzzing around their prized subject—not surprising considering he was shot at just last week—and anyone hoping to meet the rapper was sorely out of luck: The Gucci camp departed immediately after his set was finished, sans a stop in his trailer unceremoniously hidden behind some stage rigging.
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Samsung may have finally fixed the Galaxy Fold and confirmed new release dates for the foldable phone, but anyone who preordered the phone earlier this year may still be out of luck: Samsung is emailing customers to cancel all preorders while it "rethink[s] the entire customer experience" surrounding the sale of the phone, as seen in a tweets from YouTuber M. Brandon Lee and others.
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Bo Burnham's new coming-of-age comedy began its theatrical run this past weekend, but prospective moviegoers in the same age bracket as lovably awkward protagonist Kayla (Elsie Fisher) were plum out of luck: In their infinite and highly arbitrary wisdom, the Motion Picture Association of America saw fit to brand the film with an R rating, barring all viewers under 17 years old unaccompanied by a parent or an adult guardian.
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In a career full of seemingly disastrous scandals that would upend the career of most musicians—far less rappers—it's funny to hear a starry-eyed Drake boast a line like "And I bet you I be out of time before I'm out of luck" and not note the self-fulfilling prophecy in it all—how he rather uniquely turns what should be a death blow and propels himself into even more success.
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You're not totally out of luck if you have a big investment in corded headphones, but you're going to want to stock up on those adapters if you regularly plug your phone into a car or have a variety of headphones you like to use — the dongle is small enough that it's not obtrusive, but also small enough so that it's destined to get lost if you move it around a lot.
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It won&apost be compatible with every site or app you&aposd like to stream from, so if you watch shows and movies from some niche apps, it may not work (The device does have a lot of partners, though, so it&aposs worth checking Google&aposs partner list before you buy one.) It&aposs also worth noting that those looking to watch unofficial streams will be out of luck, as only official content is supported.
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Acceptable forms of ID included a driver's license, state ID, passport, military ID, naturalization papers, or tribal ID. The law created additional obstacles for a contingent of people to cast a ballot; it meant out-of-state students and people who had moved to Wisconsin but hadn't yet updated their driver's license were unable to vote if they didn't take the extra step of getting a voter ID. People who simply couldn't afford to get a driver's license were also out of luck.
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Read more of Business Insider's 2018 Midterm Election coverage: SENATE BATTLEGROUND MAP: The race for control of the Senate is as tight as it can be All the dates, deadlines, and rules you need to know before voting in the 2018 Midterm Elections Here is the last day you can register to vote in every state You can take time off work to vote in 30 US states — but you're out of luck in the rest Here are the deadlines in every state to vote absentee in the 2018 midterm elections The evolution of American voting rights in 242 years shows how far we've come — and how far we still have to go
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