"It was a great pass by Danny (Sedin)," Megna said.
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IT2: I don't want my to pass by your embassy.
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Mr. Trump did not let that interview pass by unremarked.
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I think it's gonna pass by nine or ten percent.
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And getting the other dads a free pass by extension.
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She also said she saw a coroner's van pass by.
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Viewers don't stop and stare, they pass by without pausing.
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"Who is that?" people will whisper as you pass by.
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Today, most of the cars pass by quietly — and slowly.
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Once the years pass by, your experience level slowly drops.
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Adlao does regularly get to see the man himself pass by.
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People pass by a poster for the game Call of Duty.
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And the spending bill Congress will have to pass by Jan.
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We watch a train pass by and wave at the engineer.
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It will also pass by popular Japanese tourist destinations in Seoul.
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Two stations pass by the window: no, I don't think so.
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" Sora: "I've always watched the train pass by my old house.
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Each time I pass by your home is a humiliating experience.
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It made its last close pass by the sun in 1992.
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I pass by the dining facility, which isn't serving hot food.
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I also pass by a bunch of modern federal government buildings.
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"Two for a dollar," he says to those who pass by.
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It would take you two hours to watch them pass by.
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Then a missionary from Ohio, Anthony Stevens, happened to pass by.
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I also pass by what seems to be a bridal party.
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When you pass by a cemetery, do you hold your breath?
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Cassidy said that if the bill does not pass by Sept.
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Her funeral procession will pass by the Japanese Embassy, organizers said.
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And wave to me as you pass by my front door.
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A good song takes on more meaning as the years pass by.
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Even on the Strip, young nightclub-goers pass by the gaming areas.
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Features a nice cricket pass by Elfrid Peyton, but strictly non-essential.
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Actor Kevin Hart backstage as Buzz Lightyear and Woody dolls pass by.
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Parliament rises on July 29, thus the bill must pass by then.
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"I mean, I pass by them, but I never, ever, ever watch."
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The lead was short-lived due to a slick pass by Pacioretty.
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"We live here, we pass by, we saw the helicopters," Mangano said.
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"So letting that pass by makes the timing quite exciting," added Palmer.
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"I pass by it every night," he said of the music hall.
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His family listened quietly, then lined up to pass by the coffin.
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The people who we waited to pass by before our next pitch.
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As it turned out, bill 209 did not pass by Earth Day.
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"I always give the Mashco machetes when I pass by," he said.
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He said I could pass by to settle up whenever I wanted.
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He stole a pass by Detroit defender Niklas Kronwall at center ice.
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In New England, the storm was expected to pass by Sunday night.
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What thoughts, memories or feelings come up when you pass by them?
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So she paints trees, birds and flowers to help long days pass by.
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It is projected to pass by Hawaii over the long Labor Day weekend.
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Lights from LED lamp posts increase as you pass by, then fade down.
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I'm taking my dog for longer walks so I can pass by Pokéstops.
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That typhoon is due to pass by Japan's southern islands on Thursday morning.
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We pass by a custard shop, where we get a sundae to share.
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"People are coming and going," one bearded man says, as cars pass by.
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The probe is scheduled to pass by Venus seven times for gravity assists.
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We pass by other artists in the residency: sculptors, painters, photographers, and dancers.
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Kathleen Reichel said she watched the planes pass by for about two minutes.
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Pelosi said she would like to see the deal pass by year's end.
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They pass by me and stop at the globe two down from mine.
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Most people who pass by have no idea the company is even there.
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A comrade-turned-foe gave Lenin something of a pass by invoking tragedy.
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"We just sit here and let the days pass by," Mr. Gentle said.
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This guy was given a boarding pass by Crooked Hillary, I guarantee it.
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Apartheid passbooks were derisively called dompas, or "dumb pass," by the black population.
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Anyone who has lived through the war wants these days to pass by.
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That's because cell towers require line-of-sight to pass by data wirelessly.
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Before I get onto the highway, I pass by a cheap gas station.
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Still, whenever I hear an ambulance pass by, my heart starts to pound.
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The winning goal came moments after an unpenalized hand pass by Timo Meier.
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I pass by an older man, shaggy-looking and some shade of brown.
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"I mean, I pass by them, but I never, ever, ever watch," she added.
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But to reach the door they had to pass by Thomas and Mary's table.
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There's no overhead enclosure on the device, it scans outwards as people pass by.
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Hydro Flask isn't letting 2020 pass by without updating its classic water bottle, too.
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" He recalled, "It got really windy and I could see an umbrella pass by.
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Yet the irony of a libertarian citing Burke is too delicious to pass by.
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I find him sitting outside of his house, idly watching the cars pass by.
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It is expected to pass by a wide margin in the Democratic-controlled chamber.
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Then sometimes you see somebody and they pass by, you think, 'That's not right.
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They are simply not very common, especially those that pass by the earth's orbit.
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We pass by the five-story maturation warehouse before heading to the tasting room.
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Still, it's hard to pass by 40 without reflecting on one's path through life.
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The ceremony and reception can pass by in a whirl of emotion and interactions.
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Many migrants pass by the market as they try to reach neighboring Saudi Arabia.
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We pass by many people doing their laundry and taking baths in the lake.
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Hit a big 3 late, good screen by Miles (Plumlee), pass by (Kent) Bazemore.
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"When I was in Shenzhen, time used to pass by very quickly," she wrote.
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Every time I pass by them, I glower out of nothing but old habit.
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Before I would pass by the windows and not be able to buy the clothes.
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We pass by a group of stranded divers who ask us to radio their boat.
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"The camera may pass by a fallen tree," Mr. Hernández said in a phone interview.
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This was Washington's second time attempting to pass by ballot a price on carbon emissions.
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What's more, they operate 24/7, lying in wait for an animal to pass by.
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I just can't wait for each day to pass by for him to come home.
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Regardless, the rollback is expected to pass by a 3-2 margin on party lines.
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Most of the time, when they pass by, they would ask me for spare change.
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You can still nab yourself a pass by earning credit card or other qualifying points.
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On my way to the stairs, I pass by an altar to the goddess Sophie.
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Zibanejad scored the game-winner when he intercepted a cross-ice pass by Patrick Kane.
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I watched the students pass by, with their identical backpacks, similar haircuts, and computable faces.
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That would set up the budget to pass by a razor-thin 50-49 margin.
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Do chefs not go nuts out of enthusiasm when you pass by with your knives?
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I think balance is something you pass by on your way to the next extreme.
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As you pass by your local, you spot a work colleague in the pub garden.
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Expect to pass by masses of seaweed, as well as ospreys, great egrets and oystercatchers.
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In her office, the governor acknowledged that the climate bill would not pass by Sunday.
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Residents casually pass by monuments—temples, bridges, and irrigation canals—dating back thousands of years.
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He stole an outlet pass by Adam Henrique before beating Gibson with a backhand shot.
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Impeachment is just one of the enormous issues Democrats are hoping to pass by Dec.
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Instead, China is giving North Korea a pass by failing to comply with existing sanctions.
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His first score, after he intercepted a pass by the winger Leonardo Sarto, deflated the Italians.
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"Inevitably, a long life can pass by many milestones; my own is no exception," she said.
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On their way to the front lines, Diana and Steve pass by an ice-cream vendor.
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That will require a constitutional amendment, which must pass by three-fifths majorities in both houses.
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He scored from an extreme angle on the power play after a pass by Miro Heiskanen.
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As onlookers pass by, the officer may 'feel with sensitive fingers every portion of (your) body.
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So, she couldn't let an opportunity for a joke pass by — even on her wedding day.
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"I just took off to the net and a great pass by Johnny (Gaudreau)," Ferland said.
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The bill failed to pass by six votes, five of those voting against it were Democrats.
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But it's worth it to pass by and gawk at the local sea critters on ice.
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Subscription boxes have become so ubiquitous — I pass by plenty on my building's doorstep each day.
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Narrator: So, the more things you see as you pass by, the more you'll likely purchase.
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You will not be called by that name the next day and years will pass by.
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Fast Pass by IdentoGO will be available at the upcoming Meadows Festival in Queens, New York.
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FaltyDL is starting to pass by from time to time and we are happy about that.
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As I virtually pass by each house on Google Maps Street View, I grow increasingly disheartened.
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Brownies and blondies under glass domes seemed to dare people to pass by without coming in.
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In Week 2 Romo told viewers to watch out for a fade pass by the Saints.
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Are we to pass by the bronze statue of Perseus because Cellini was a sex offender?
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Asteroids around this size pass by Earth about a half dozen times a year, Johnson said.
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Daniel had a 2-yard touchdown pass by Daniel to Adam Shaheen in the first quarter.
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However, there are some reasons why I will be sad to see this year pass by.
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His proposals are part of the state budget, which the Legislature must pass by June 30.
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Some droop down from broken poles and slap the windshields of cars as they pass by.
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San Jose defenseman Joel Kellman intercepted a clearing pass by Josh Manson in the Anaheim zone.
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But this also means the app can track your movements as you pass by the beacons.
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Rabbi Yehudah ran a school that a young Roman swineherd would pass by nearly every day.
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Which is what makes this proclamation all the more important: do not let Valfaris pass by.
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You'll pass by the statue on the way and the immigration museum is a must-see.
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But this also means the app can track your movements as you pass by the beacons.
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Soon we hustled to the side of Mickey Avenue to watch a gorgeous parade pass by.
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He spent his time at home "waiting for the days to pass by," Ms. Stanacev said.
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A few messages, or lines, pass by with everyone addressing the other issue, but not yours.
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The legislative session ends March 9, so any new laws would need to pass by then.
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The Kings grabbed their first lead nearly 50 minutes into the contest when Kopitar tapped in his 20th goal from a pass by Brown at 9:44, but Dadonov tied it 3-3 at 13:47 with his 24th goal after a drop-pass by Huberdeau.
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To get to the gym from my house, I pass by two donut shops and a McDonalds.
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You pass by people on the street and don't know anything about what their life is like.
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Tarek El Moussa didn't let Mother's Day pass by without paying tribute to his ex-wife Christina.
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Maybe you've got a spare $5 and you pass by the ticket counter while buying some Advil.
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Instead of the option to talk, you can simply emote, waving or nodding as people pass by.
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Mission fails as I pass by another enticing coffee shop and succumb to the soy latte devil.
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Stafford was intercepted on a desperation fourth-down pass by cornerback Xavier Rhodes with 2:753 left.
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If it seems like summers pass by quicker as you age, there's a reason for that, too.
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Attention, Nintendo Switch fans — don't let Amazon Prime Day pass by without checking out these exclusive deals.
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Crowds of Cubans lined the roads and stood on rooftops to watch Castro's funeral cortege pass by.
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The words of Jack Tripp the agitator came to him as he watched the people pass by.
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"I still have confidence in him, and (a) great pass by Spencer," Brooklyn coach Kenny Atkinson said.
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Life is too short to let it pass by while watching the clock on your office wall.
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The pass by the stone wall left a lot more room than we had in the dry.
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We have notified our Members of the possibility that the bill may not pass by voice vote.
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Torun explains: We couldn't set up cameras in certain strategic places and hope [cats] would pass by.
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They pass by one another with grumbled greetings and take showers in a fluorescent-lit basement bathroom.
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He was essentially elected as a Hail Mary pass by voters fed up with the status quo.
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Could the bipartisan Senate deal to stabilize health insurance markets pass by the end of the year?
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I pass by the still beautiful shell that was Scribner's sometimes with a tear in my eye.
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Gareth Bale pulled Madrid level in the 72nd after curling in a pass by substitute Marco Asensio.
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White House adviser Peter Navarro had predicted on Sunday that the deal could pass by week's end.
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Flies alight into the air as we pass by, disturbed by our movement through the fetid atmosphere.
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I was one of those people that you pass by every day and try not to notice.
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Saban snagged a tipped pass by Clemson quarterback Deshaun Watson less than six minutes into Monday night's game.
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Do you slow down when you pass by your local occult shop but never take a look inside?
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This is where they often have those huge choreographed mass displays and also military parades pass by here.
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He says that pesticide planes pass by several times a day, though the frequency depends on the weather.
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Zhang was then allowed to pass by additional Secret Service agents and another checkpoint, according to the documents.
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Eaves roofed a backhand pass by Radek Faksa from behind the Carolina goal top shelf and far post.
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Juno caught these images of Jupiter's north pole during its during its fourth close pass by the planet.
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On some city blocks, garbage trucks pass by some 400 times every day, according to the city study.
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Pokemon Go is a phenomenon, and one that may pass by relatively quickly, but it's more than that.
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The hope now is that it gets included in the budget that Congress has to pass by Oct.
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Leah Chase This woman fed every single Civil Rights activist to pass by NOLA in the 60s. pic.twitter.
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Storms swirl in the new images, taken just before Juno's close pass by the planet on Aug. 27.
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But he stressed no one was getting a free pass by entering Canada, especially at unauthorized crossing points.
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Prime Minister Xavier Bettel says he expects it to pass by next year, according to Space Policy Online.
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A long pass by defenseman Morgan Rielly bounced off the end boards and in front of the goal.
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Stuff that we sort of pass by and don't think about a lot on a day-to-day.
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"We need to pass by here," Gonzales, a resident of San Lorenzo, told CNN at the river bank.
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Residents from Morton County — population 30,000, about 92 percent white — often pass by the camp, cellphone cameras out.
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In a rare instance, two asteroids will pass by Earth at unusually close distances today, only hours apart.
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If your auditorium is on a higher floor, get ready to pass by two or three tempting displays.
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Say you're walking down the street, and you pass by a restaurant you want to know more about.
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Most analysts expect the new version to pass by a lesser margin among today's 8 million registered voters.
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The last time the House of Commons voted on this, it only failed to pass by three votes.
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"Every day, someone would pass by our house asking whether or not he had died yet," she said.
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Soon, mother and daughter were selling pots to tourists and park rangers who would pass by their home.
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After a pass by Gustav Nyquist and a shot by Karlsson, the Sharks scored and took the win.
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It was the first Indiana touchdown pass by a receiver since Mitchell Page threw a TD in 2016.
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"We believe that we need to abide by the appropriation that you pass, by Congress," Mr. Vought said.
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Not even if you're a Gryffindor at heart, and can't pass by a chance to be a hero.
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You know, it's not like where I live a few miles away and you barely pass by it.
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The Colts had not yet scored a point, but an incomplete pass by Fitzpatrick was the initial trigger.
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"I am ashamed to pass by people and to be seen in the market and in the streets."
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Nevertheless, it's an opportunity for drivers to pass by out-braking fellow competitors into Turns 11 and 12.
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Ground-launched surface-to-air missiles pass by as the band plays during the 1961 May Day parade.
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I don't blame him any more than I blame the machines that scream and weep when I pass by.
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Moments that pass by in an instant are suddenly clearly preserved in a way that your eye can appreciate.
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And "The Late Late Show" on CBS was not normally a door that they would pass by, you know?
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Pelosi is hoping to include a surprise billing fix in a spending package Congress must pass by May 22.
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Hours pass by as my phone is "backing up," even if I fully backed up the phone minutes before.
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National Guard troops block off Beale Street in Memphis as civil rights marchers pass by on March 29, 1968.
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The person waited by the hotel room peephole and saw about four police officers pass by 20 minutes later.
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A clearing pass by Ryan Pulock intended for Anders Lee sailed past the Islanders' captain and bounced off Jones.
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With overtime winding down, Eichel raced in alone on a breakaway following a high, floating pass by Evander Kane.
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If the resolution fails to pass by 12:01 A.M. on Saturday, April 29, the government will shut down.
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As Kansas attempted to answer, Bears cornerback Ryan Reid stepped in front of a pass by quarterback Ryan Willis.
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And the United States didn't just let an opportunity to condemn those atrocities pass by -- it did much worse.
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Additionally, a student ID bill may also pass by 2020 called the Improving Mental Health Access for Students Act.
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The system only targets rockets predicted to land in the protected zone, allowing ones that miss to pass by.
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Often, committee members are encouraged to let a bill pass by voice vote and not by a recorded vote.
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A 10-yard touchdown pass by the Tar Heels midway through the third quarter made the score 21-7.
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French soccer supporters pass by a burning car set on fire by young troublemakers during clashes with riot police.
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"I would say patience is growing thin and weeks on the calendar are starting to pass by," he said.
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The comet reached perihelion—its closest pass by the Sun—in August, and now it's only getting further away.
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He then ogles the dolls' butts as they pass by him before the scene cuts to the next blooper.
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Take the moderate five-mile Cornish Trail and pass by the ruins of the Northgate mansion and dairy farm.
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Another offensive push made by Portugal, but this one ends up lost on a bad pass by Cedric Soares.
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Crafted in total darkness, the bill may pass by a slim majority of people who have not read it.
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Despite his son Michael Douglas' wishes, Kirk is really hoping they let the day pass by without much fanfare.
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Watching the landscape pass by, like a flipbook of postcards, I realized what was so special about New Zealand.
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Stretches of the score pass by, beautiful, yes, but lacking in profile, just orchestral backdrops for the singer's reflections.
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After that's set up, you're free to scroll through tons of short videos that autoplay as you pass by them.
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The bill needs to pass by the end of September to have a realistic chance of being enacted into law.
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We are not likely to stop and ponder the things we daily pass by and over, but Fish clearly does.
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In one instance, Jason saw an acquaintance pass by him on the street, but didn't stop to talk to him.
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Nancy Kerrigan (right) and Harding pass by each other during a morning practice session at the Lillehammer Olympics on Feb.
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Ariel and her fishtailed brethren under the sea are a peaceful breed, letting ships carrying humans pass by without harm.
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"A belief in God is essential," she stressed, adding she never lets a day pass by without her daily prayers.
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Whenever McGregor tries to break loose, Sholler cuts him off at the pass by placing his left foot between McGregor's.
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Usually the only things that pass by those margins are bills to rename post offices and resolutions condemning terrorist attacks.
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We also pass by the Burrito Space Bar, which holds freeze-dried ingredients needed for putting together Taco Bell's staples.
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Cabrera was 2-for-2 with a double and two walks, one an intentional pass by Hamels in the fifth.
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"It's a tradition that I have, every time I go there, I pass by and see the city," she said.
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Buy or sell signals can be fleeting, and investors may not be able to catch them as they pass by.
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The rock, which has a 538-yard (492-meter) diameter, makes a close pass by our planet every six years.
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"It's a tradition that I have, every time I go there, I pass by and see the city," she says.
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It passes DNA through tiny holes, whose changing electrical resistance is recorded as different molecular "letters", or bases, pass by.
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When they pass by Jonas, she reaches to touch their images, at once caressing and propelling them on their way.
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When leaving the mess, troops pass by a German facility as one American Marine notes that their roommate is Romanian.
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A flambeur is a gambler, and Bob cannot pass by a game without sizing up the odds or joining in.
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Young entrepreneurs sit with their computers in the park and sell internet by the minute to those who pass by.
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Lumumba used the political capital he'd won in the election to pass, by referendum, a 21 percent sales tax increase.
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"Their ships pass by our waters while our people starve," Samad was quoted as saying while he met U.N. officials.
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Not only does it protect me from the sun, people all over the city shout things as I pass by.
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But at the West 17th Street site, it appeared that a vehicle could pass by the single steel bollard there.
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Volgograders walking the streets or going to work pass by many kinds of memorials to those who sacrificed their lives.
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I also worried that I'd be offering the furry alt-right a free pass, by inviting them to explain themselves.
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Choose a size that either completely covers the walkway or leaves the floor exposed where people need to pass by.
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However, House leaders hoped the bill would pass by voice vote on Friday, without representatives having to return to Washington.
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However, House leaders hoped the bill would pass by voice vote on Friday, without representatives having to return to Washington.
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I ate my food then sat on the couch, scrolling through my instagram page waiting for time to pass by.
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Nearly a million cars pass by Big Sky every year; much of that traffic is bound for Yellowstone National Park.
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Above, commuters pass by a portrait of Alisher Navoi, a widely admired poet, while a security camera monitors the area.
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Science was being told that I had failed but had been gifted a pass by virtue of who you are.
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The Predators cashed in on a poor pass by Winnipeg's Adam Lowry at the half-boards in the Jets' end.
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"People even let the old buses pass by so that they can ride the new ones," the veteran driver noted.
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"People even let the old buses pass by so that they can ride the new ones," the veteran driver noted.
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Alexander on Tuesday said he "welcomed" additional proposals and still thinks something can pass by the end of the year.
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Left winger Gabriel Landeskog's deflection of a centering pass by center Carl Soderberg made it 2-0 at 10:10.
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For Christmas we go to Rockefeller Center and go ice skating, pass by FAO Schwarz and go to Central Park.
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They just pass through the will with everything else, or if you don't have a will, it'll pass by intestacy.
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Two bow hunters pass by and eyeball my bear spray holster with a smirk that says, What are you doing here?
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This week, Cassini will pass by Titan again, and the encounter will put the probe on its crash course with Saturn.
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Former Chief Marcus Peters seemingly preserved the victory by grabbing an interception on a pass by Kansas City quarterback Patrick Mahomes.
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Villaluna said the school can find ways to teach these issues without students having to pass by the mural each morning.
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Colorful murals depicting Mao Zedong adorn its buildings and monuments to the likes of Joseph Stalin loom as you pass by.
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We are not likely to stop and ponder the things we daily pass by and over, but Julia Fish clearly does.
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This week's government spending bill, which Congress must pass by Friday, might be their last best hope to get it through.
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"It was definitely difficult for us to pass by a crime scene on campus every single day," Parrow told BuzzFeed News.
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Politicians are now the new normal here, she said, recalling watching Chris Christie, Hillary Clinton and their supporters pass by recently.
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Here in Brooklyn, the tall, thin women in silver Birkenstocks pass by groups of two German tourists and three Chinese tourists.
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It's a chance to escape my mind and be so consumed by something that hours can pass by without knowing it.
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Pelosi hopes legislation that fights sexual harassment on the Hill could pass by the end of the year, per her office.
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The bill now heads to the House of Representatives and The Guardian reports that it's expected to pass by next week.
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Backstrom rounded out the first period scoring at 14:37 tipping home a pass by Jay Beagle from directly in front.
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Just imagine: two women dressed in traditional Muslim burqas sitting on a Brooklyn park bench, catcalling men as they pass by.
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Sorry, you don't get a free pass by saying you are in essence "following orders" by voting for the Republican nomination.
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Other customers will look on as they pass by the open door like I'm a car crash in the opposite lane.
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Midway through a flashy battle on a downtown street, the kids move to the sidewalk, allowing a car to pass by.
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A.B. 485 needs to go back to the Assembly for a procedural vote, which it is expected to pass by Friday.
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Walking down the slope to another part of the farm, we pass by an area surrounded by a chain-link fence.
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In the end, they settled on the current list, hoping they will pass by wide margins while bringing out conservative voters.
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"Great pass by T.K. there and I had enough speed through the neutral zone that I won that battle," Read said.
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That self-contentment applies to civilians who say "thanks for your service" as uniformed servicemen pass by them in an airport.
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The Georgian midfielder Tornike Okriashvili scored in the 40th minute after a bad pass by Jordi Alba led to a counterattack.
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Sometimes, the best way to get people's attention is by handing out your résumé to anyone who happens to pass by.
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Because of that, things like this year's union roundtable announcement pass by without much more than a rolling of the eyes.
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The fight will ramp up this fall, as spending bills need to pass by October 1 to keep the government open.
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Pass by 2120st Street on any given day, and you will see the line at housing court wrap around the block.
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They resorted to a tailback pass by Myles Gaskin in the fourth quarter to finally put a touchdown on the scoreboard.
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"It's exciting," said Rams cornerback Trumaine Johnson, who intercepted a pass by Giants quarterback Eli Manning late in the first half.
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He told members of his private club, Mar-a-Lago, and said publicly that any danger would pass by April 1.
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He told members of his private club, Mar-a-Lago, and said publicly that any danger would pass by April 1.
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Sure, the fake punt did not lead to any points because that halfback pass by Shane Vereen was underthrown and intercepted.
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This being New York City, some passers-by on this breezy evening simply pass by, minds buried in thoughts or cellphones.
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Flanked from the front and behind, they pass by wall plaques commemorating past and recent Jewish victims of Palestinian knife attacks.
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The satellites will pass by each other Wednesday evening about 559 miles above Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, at nearly 33,000 miles per hour.
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This would bridge the government until Congress finishes approving whichever bills it fails to pass by the deadline, or an omnibus.
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The center put Vegas ahead for good 3:59 later with another redirection, this one of a pass by Deryk Engelland.
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House Democrats are pushing to add several health-care provisions to a $1.4 trillion spending bill that must pass by Dec.
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But even with hitting those milestones, history would suggest that Gotti wouldn't let the year pass by without releasing more material.
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A huge new screen installed in London's iconic Picadilly Circus will track cars and people who pass by to display targeted ads.
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The train whistling teleports me to my boyfriend's house, where you can hear trains pass by in the middle of the night.
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As a hobbyist ornithologist, I want to watch the swarming of the starling swarm, which will pass by this exact spot today.
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The asteroid, dubbed 2019 PDC, is expected to pass by Earth on May 13th at a safe distance of 133 million miles.
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After we pass by the last of the ships, we walk back to our friend's apartment building to pick up the car.
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The current proposal for the tunnel incorporates a bridge near the southern access so pedestrians can glimpse ships as they pass by.
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From there, we pass by an exposed underground vat filled with with the tar-like tequila vinazas, a byproduct of tequila production.
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Stars are born in clusters, and during that time if they pass by one another they can "steal" a planet or two.
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McConnell spokesman Don Stewart invited Democrats to allow the current bill to pass by unanimous consent at a perfunctory session on Friday.
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I finish the book and pick out a few of my own to put into the library next time I pass by.
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If the Center Party abstains, he could pass by securing votes from long-time collaborators the Green Party and the Left Party.
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If Donald Trump thought CNN's burn would pass by quietly, we have some sad news from him: the internet definitely took note.
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The company has said it needed the bill to pass by July 17 to avoid shutting the Davis-Besse reactor next spring.
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The door is real-time digital billboard that allows companies like Budweiser to displace custom messages for shoppers as they pass by.
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"Sometimes Chinese employees from there yell, 'The islands belong to China!' in a half-joking manner when they pass by," he says.
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I'm pacing across a road that's been colored with a century's worth of dust, waiting for a lone car to pass by.
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I'm certain that I've arrived when I pass by a vineyard that looks nothing like the ones we're accustomed to in Italy.
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Mitch Fifield, the communications minister, wants them enacted before the next election, probably in July, although they're unlikely to pass by then.
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According to information from the Titans, Byard's pass is the longest touchdown pass by a defensive player in the Super Bowl era.
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If they pass by then they may also be captured in a stable orbit as it is the case of 2015 BZ509.
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President Donald Trump has insisted the plan he wants Congress to pass by year's end will not benefit rich people like him.
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Whitlock argued that DEA and DOJ "allowed the bill to pass by unanimous consent," suggesting that the organizations agreed with the legislation.
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But he's funny, he'll sit out in front and he'll just wait for people to pass by and he'll bark at 'em.
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Maria is next expected to pass by the Dominican Republic and the Turks and Caicos Islands, causing dangerous storm surge and rainfall.
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The two packages, known as "minibuses," will cover nine of the 12 individual appropriations bills that Congress needs to pass by Oct.
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The Russian President was effectively given a free pass by a sitting US President to continue his hybrid war against the West.
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Cornyn said the bill will have to pass by "razor-thin margins" because of Democrats' refusal to work with the GOP. Sen.
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Maloney allowed Pitts's amendment to pass by voice vote, saying that he had no objection to simply stating adherence to the Constitution.
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If they pass by, then they may also be captured in a stable orbit, as it is the case of 2015 BZ509.
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A vote to delay the transition may come as an amendment to a temporary spending bill that Congress must pass by Sept.
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I have to keep my eyes on it as I pass by to make sure it's... I don't know, staying over there?
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" She added, "I watch the city pass by without feeling like I will throw up, like I used to on the bus.
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Rooney's third goal of the season, and his first at Old Trafford since May, came after a well-timed pass by Ibrahimovic.
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House Republicans have released a new omnibus government spending bill, which must pass by Friday to avert another government shutdown in 2018.
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Similarly, you may like views across fairways, but will you be happy with golfers staring into your home as they pass by?
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This Bronx garden is inviting the public to spend Saturday and Sunday with some slippery characters that pass by it every spring.
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She shook me and we both saw its silver underbelly pass by the window of my fifth-floor walkup in Greenwich Village.
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"This leaves me with a level of uneasiness that I cannot sit idly by and watch it pass by," Mr. Marko wrote.
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If there are no objections, the bill will pass (by either UC or unrecorded voice vote) at the end of the day.
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"When I was in Shenzhen, time used to pass by very quickly," she wrote, referring to Huawei's headquarters city in southern China.
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As I sipped a weak espresso, I noticed a lanky man with graying hair pass by, do a double take, and stop.
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Lax said he initially hid in the salad bar area and saw the male shooter, wearing a black raincoat, pass by him.
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"You have to pass by him in order to work in the Médina," one of the street artists, Doline Legrand Diop, said.
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With 28 seconds remaining, after an inbounds pass by Anthony had slipped through Derrick Rose's hands, the Bucks had one last shot.
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It costs time, because you'll become possessed by every church thrift and used bookstore you happen to pass by in your quest.
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Jeremy Piven, whose hairline bet with the spread and won, plays the guy McConaughey will easily pass by on the bookmaking ladder.
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It is disheartening to see this fiftieth anniversary of Funk pass by without so much as a nod from the art world.
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The moment we pass by the National Guard, we put our arms in the air to show we have nothing to hide.
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"He would always pass by those beaches and realized he could capitalize on the pigs being there," India told Refinery29 in an email.
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New York's march will pass by the Stonewall National Monument in Greenwich Village on Sunday, June 24, 2018, before heading up Fifth Avenue.
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Traders chose to focus on Mnuchin's comment that he wanted tax reform to pass by the August recess, which many doubt can happen.
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The researchers then placed the fake snakes where chimpanzees were expected to pass by, setting up a video camera to record their reactions.
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Miami might have had more on that drive, but Jets safety Jamal Adams blitzed and knocked down a third-down pass by Osweiler.
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"If we may have asteroids that pass by, then we should also expect asteroids that come to stay," she wrote in an email.
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I felt the card stacks moment was going to pass by, because I had a lot of personal love invested in this project.
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House Democratic leader Nancy Pelosi told reporters that Democrats want Zika funding added to stop-gap legislation that Congress must pass by Oct.
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The problem with the spattering of signs, though, is that they're off on their own, seen only by those happening to pass by.
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With the acceptance of this proposal, called BIP 91, it seemed like independence day would pass by without the danger of a split.
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The spot offers great people watching, as a eclectic cast of Polk Street characters pass by while you watch from the island bar.
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Days later, Tom pulls a Hail Mary pass by summoning the Dowager Countess back from her holiday to talk some sense into Mary.
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Your best chance of escape is to be rescued, so use your resources to signal any ships or planes that might pass by.
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The SEC must rule on Northern Pass by the end of September, and there is only one more public hearing left to attend.
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Nick Bonino, the center on Hagelin's line, intercepted a sloppy clearing pass by defenseman Brenden Dillon and threw the puck to the goal.
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Zurbuchen said the next highlight on the mission after the launch will be the probe's first pass by Venus in about eight weeks.
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Instead he shot a woman on the street who just happened to pass by, and later a man in a doner kebab shop.
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There's an entertainment deck filled with video games, and a Jacuzzi and pool where you can watch planes pass by as you soak.
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The Rangers tied it toward the end of the period when Buchnevich deflected Ryan Strome's pass by Hellebuyck's glove with 41 seconds left.
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A unity commission was formed to propose changes for the DNC Rules and Bylaws Committee to pass by the end of this month.
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The same way, at the end of season two, you've got this tornado, and it could pass by the store and nothing happens.
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Kim said buses carrying up to 3,000 tourists a day used to pass by before the tours ended, enabling his business to thrive.
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The biggest takeaway came in overtime, an interception by freshman cornerback Mike Lee on an overthrown pass by Texas freshman quarterback Shane Buechele.
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Yet even if Mr. Jones is destined to fall short, this race may be too symbolically significant for Democrats to let pass by.
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Luck did extend his string of games with a touchdown pass by hitting Eric Ebron on a 14-yarder in the third quarter.
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Perhaps you compulsively track pedestrians on your street, pigeons in the park, or the number of logging trucks that pass by your place.
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I wasn't a delegate, but like many of the women around me, I had been given a floor pass by a male delegate.
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People hoping to see musical acts and other entertainment up close in Times Square had to pass by heavily armed officers and dogs.
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Such a bill could be attached to the spending measure that must pass by March 23, when funding for the government runs out.
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The governor acknowledged that the legislation would not pass by Sunday, but added that it could "certainly" come up in a special session.
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The problem was that Mochi's last known location remained static on the map, probably because she did not pass by more Tile users.
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Much of the time, he will be creating new art in the space, incorporating some of the faces that pass by his window.
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Lee stepped in front of a pass by Johnson and scampered 241 yards for a touchdown just 21:33 into the third quarter.
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A bad back pass by Panama's Torres gave Hazard a shot at a tight angle, but he kicked it into the side net.
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"I'll often pass by one of the machines and see a family standing in front of it with their heads tilted," he said.
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Health centers say they're cautiously optimistic new funding will pass by the end of the year, though there's no guarantee it will happen.
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When they do join the swelling convoys that pass by their windows, they are sucked into the chaotic death spasms of the war.
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LSU Tigers quarterback Joe Burrow celebrated his final collegiate touchdown pass by pointing at the finger where he&aposd put his championship ring.
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Syracuse wouldn't score again, and Trapp raced downcourt to score the winning basket off a pass by Khavon Moore with 2.5 seconds left.
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Bernie Sanders defended giving gun manufacturers a pass by saying Joe Biden voted for bad trade agreements, and Joe was NOT having it.
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The chance started off a long clearing pass by Brayden McNabb that wound up leading to a shot out front by Roman Josi.
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But after the Raiders committed a false start on fourth-and-1, a pass by Carr toward the end zone was batted away.
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But the source said a vote would happen only if the bill had enough votes to pass by the end of next month.
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Trailing Missouri by 10 points in the fourth quarter, a deep pass by Blough bounced off the helmet of Missouri safety Cam Hilton.
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Confidence: Medium-High Sunday night: Rain odds increase into the night, with a chance we see a heavier batch or two pass by.
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That contact obsessed me: What would it have been like to look out over a grassy plain and watch parallel humanity pass by?
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Tennessee has won consecutive games against the Broncos and the Chiefs, and it did so without a touchdown pass by quarterback Marcus Mariota.
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It began as a Hail Mary pass by a college dropout hoping music might save him from having to go back to school.
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Each evening, I watch the typical bedtimes pass by and wait for that jolt of energy and inspiration that comes well past twilight.
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Men strapped with tea urns pass by, along with families of four squeezed onto scooters, and horses pulling carts of vegetables or scrap metal.
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The phone can help shoppers navigate the store and show contextual, targeted ads right as they pass by the advertised product on the shelf.
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Some Democrats want to put language protecting the Mueller investigation into a spending bill to fund the government that must pass by Dec. 7.
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Just 1:36 later, Versteeg converted a great pass by Sean Monahan from behind the net to put the Flames up by two goals.
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That's where farmers still sell the milk and cheese produced on their land to people on the boats that pass by early every day.
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But fans on Twitter weren't as quick to let the moment pass by without comment: Well well well #Usher – what do we have here?
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Another piece of advice: When you pass by people you don't recognize on the walks, smile, look them in the eye and say hello.
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The prices are so low that it seems foolish to pass by the jumble of weird goods placed in the centre of the store.
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Rather than embrace their negative thoughts, your successful friends do everything they can to let these thoughts pass by like clouds in the sky.
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Committee leaders are still working out the details on a GOP bill that they insist they can pass by the end of the year.
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The Russian fighter also made a second pass by the U.S. plane, applying its afterburner while conducting a banking maneuver, according to the statement.
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We Mini drivers often wave as we pass by one another, recognizing that we've bought into a small, almost cult-like community of motorists.
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Detroit made it 2-0 one minute into the second, when defenseman Filip Hronek one-timed another pinpoint Mantha pass by a helpless Ullmark.
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Unfortunately, that offer is no longer available, but you can still earn the pass by flying, earning qualifying points, or a combination of both.
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Russian state-owned news agency Sputnik has been denied a permanent congressional press pass by the Congressional Periodical Press Gallery committee, Politico reported Friday.
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Mexico's new government is committed to significant labor-sector reforms and has introduced robust reform legislation, which should pass by the end of April.
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It threatens to dwarf a dancer and drown her in distractions as people pass by or, deciding to stop, look for somewhere to sit.
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I pass by on appointment, put all my stuff on the table, and stay there up to half an hour or an hour, max.
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While comprehensive tax reform is a worthy goal, if small business reform can pass by itself, Congress and Trump should move forward with it.
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Their rules are when they pass by someone who is elderly, they turn down their music, and they don't play their music on Sabbath.
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I participated in the April rebellion: but I grow pale when I pass by your house and one look from you makes me tremble.
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Philadelphia did get the ball back one more time — but with only 226 seconds remaining — and a third-down pass by McNabb was intercepted.
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Musk and SpaceX have also already booked a Moon pass-by trip for Japanese billionaire Yusaku Maezawa in 2023 on its forthcoming Starship spacecraft.
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Weave through the canyon using the footbridges, where you'll pass by different waterfalls and creeks as the canyon begins to close in on you.
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Delays in the schedule came mostly from waiting for freight trains to pass by, which share the tracks and have priority over Via Rail.
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Congress is grappling with the issue as they negotiate over a spending bill they need to pass by Friday to avoid a government shutdown.
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A pass by Rangers defenseman Tony DeAngelo was intercepted by Kapanen, who skated in on a breakaway and scored his 16th of the season.
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Ditto goes for the episode focused on A Tribe Called Quest, wherein several classic rap songs pass by in their original, jam-oriented forms.
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Trump wants money for the wall included in spending legislation that Congress must pass by Friday to keep the federal government operating through Sept.
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But all of those flickers pass by so quickly that you aren't quite sure what to make of them — until the second act comes.
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Gardiner's curl-and-drag snap shot after a drop pass by Nylander gave Toronto a 3-0 lead at 11:36 of the middle period.
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A 20-yard field goal by Aidan Schneider and a 30-yard touchdown pass by Burmeister to Jacob Breeland gave Oregon a 10-7 lead.
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The pulsars and the Earth behave like buoys on the surface of a choppy spacetime sea, bobbing up and down as the waves pass by.
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It may seem like looking for a needle in a haystack, watching the sky hoping a planet will pass by at just the right moment.
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Okafor's shot was made possible when Covington intercepted an errant pass by Lance Thomas and McConnell tipped the rebound of Dario Saric's layup towards Okafor.
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The company appears to be focused on the recommendations side of its business, prompting users to visit restaurants or bars they might otherwise pass by.
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Out of the subway, walking through Philly's Fishtown neighborhood, I pass by his unassuming 300-square-foot restaurant and hang a left on Shackamaxon Street.
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Jupiter's massive magnetic field, known as its magnetosphere, traps charged particles around the planet, creating huge radiation belts that can fry spacecraft that pass by.
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The spacecraft will cruise around the Sun for a year and then pass by Earth again to get a little boost from the planet's gravity.
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Senate negotiators will act first and will move this as a standalone bill, expected to pass by a unanimous consent agreement, as early as Thursday.
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"It's very hard to pass by that store," said Mr. Carter, a 28-year-old father of four who like thousands here is now homeless.
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The probe will pass by Venus seven times, losing a little energy with each pass to settle down into its final orbit around the Sun.
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Policymakers would be wise to pay attention to fix this broken link before any more time, opportunities, and jobs pass by the American middle class.
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He said the government had fixed the streetlights along his block that had been broken for years, because the caravan was supposed to pass by.
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Hundreds of people lined sun-drenched streets in central Paris to watch the cortege carrying the caskets of Simone and her husband Antoine pass by.
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I pass by the same dudes hanging out in their front yard every day, different regulars on different routes, and I love seeing those people.
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Indeed, rather than the orgy I had anticipated, in the twilight we see just a few figures pass by, their eyes staring straight ahead, searching.
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On Sunday, a four-person team of Chelan County Mountain Rescue personnel was flown onto Aasgard Pass by a sheriff's office helicopter, the statement said.
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Will he continue to allow someone like C.C. to pass by, secure in the knowledge that someone like Vinnie won't do anything to stop him?
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So it was only fitting that a dropped pass by Utah (9-4) led to an interception for Washington (10-3) and the only touchdown.
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More important: At what point am I simply watching a male gaze that has managed to pass by selling itself as a form of empowerment?
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Pass by and you'll find visitors of all ages cooling off outside with a lemonade and a herring sandwich, even in the dead of winter.
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Amine Harit of Morocco latched on to a pass by Achraf Hakimi, beat two defenders in the box and got off a well-positioned shot.
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"As the years pass by, new members are on the electing committee and they don't know René and the history, or study it," Jarrín said.
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Confidence: High Tuesday should start sunny, but with increasing clouds as the day wears on, as low pressure starts to pass by to our south.
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Rodolfo Zelaya ran onto a poorly struck pass by Lichaj and, instead of striking the ball with his first touch, tried to go around Howard.
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On one side is the steady waters of the Saint Lawrence River, where boats pass by en route to Lake Ontario from the Atlantic Ocean.
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She is waiting for volunteers to pass by, hoping they can pick up her pets for her to eventually retrieve once the eruption dies down.
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Montreal got on the board with 9:533 elapsed in the second as a bad pass by Dubois created a 3-on-1 Canadiens breakaway.
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A new method called occultation takes a large number of stars and looks for shadows of objects to pass by, which made this discovery possible.
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It is disheartening to see this 50th anniversary of the seminal exhibition Funk pass by without so much as a nod from the art world.
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Too often we're in our own little worlds and we pass by these harassment incidents, doing nothing because we don't see them in the first place.
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Then it was the Raptors who went up by five with 5:07 left in the third quarter on VanVleet's layup from a pass by Siakam.
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If I pass by a lady she clenches her purse, and on public transit, some people even change carriage when they see someone of Moroccan origin.
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"Some will pass by others without incident, but an octopus might also send out an arm to poke or probe at another," Mr Godfrey-Smith writes.
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If the bill does pass — by no means certain — it would be, in part, because of a coalition of unlikely allies in Argentina's notoriously divided Congress.
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Two Chandler Catanzaro field goals and a touchdown pass by Palmer to Jeremy Ross in the first half staked the Cardinals to a 13-0 lead.
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That requires shoppers to pass by everything else — all the fun and impulse buy items like computers and televisions to get to the milk and produce.
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But as development continues, construction and disaster planning tend to improve, and events that would once have been catastrophic pass by without major loss of life.
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They'd just seen a fishing boat pass by, and they feared someone would report them to the U.S. Coast Guard before they made it to shore.
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Eagle-eyed viewers will spot a hidden Mickey Mouse logo when The Santa Clause characters Scott and Charlie pass by the moon in a sleigh. 24.
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There are regulations in place about the amount of pass-by noise a car can have, and it's doubtful the thruster-outfitted Tesla will meet those.
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Relatedly, a wandering star could pass by and shake things up, flinging planets at one another and potentially throwing Earth out of the Solar System altogether.
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Right before we all inevitably enter the gates of hell, you can bet we'll pass by a large pile of smoldering, filthy, and recently ablaze hoverboards.
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Image: GizmodoAs months and years pass by, even the most powerful computer can start to slow down and show signs of age, much like a car.
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If I was an African American and lived in a city where I had to pass by these statues regularly, they would be a direct offense.
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The Jets then cut Dallas' lead to 3-2 when Kyle Connor waited just inside the circle to Bishop's left for a pass by Blake Wheeler.
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In the car, I notice I'm running low on gas and make a mental note to get some tomorrow when I pass by the cheap station.
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Why has a person who has become pathological in his prevarications been given a pass by those who are most affected by his ill-guided policies?
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Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin, who had previously expressed confidence that tax reform legislation will pass by the end of the year, was also in the meeting.
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In other words, they are examining many of the features we pass by every day without so much as knowing how such things influence our psyche.
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On September 11, a final pass-by of the moon Titan put Cassini on a collision course with Saturn (check it out in the animation below).
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While most people would pass by a motorized doll and think nothing of it, this little girl treats it like the almost-human it almost-is.
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When we pass by them now on our way to work, we don't want to just see clunky buildings bringing little aesthetic attraction to our communities.
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Only one of these men, however, was given a free pass by most people in the institutional media because his progressive ideological outlook pleases their sensibilities.
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If Speaker Ryan and Leader McConnell would simply allow an up-or-down vote, the DREAM Act would pass by huge, bipartisan majorities in both houses.
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Beyond the open ramp at the back end of the tubular cargo bay, we watched the night pass by like the scenery in an old movie.
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The last line — "Only you know if we did it" — serves as an unnerving message to people in the future who will pass by the site.
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As soon as Mike sat down, he quickly went straight into filming, only stopping occasionally for a loud train to pass by, and to fix equipment.
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But a sensational forehand pass by Thiem gave him a fourth set point which he converted when his dipping backhand forced a volley error from Djokovic.
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Typically the direct political and military influence of a small country is limited to its adjacent borders, or the bodies of water that pass by them.
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Brian Gardner, the director of Washington research at the financial research firm Keefe, Bruyette & Woods, said he expected the budget to pass by a narrow margin.
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"When I leave from my house to Family Dollar, which is probably a 10- or 15-minute walk, I pass by five liquor stores," she said.
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She proudly decorated her porch with blooms, welcome signs and a lawn chair where she sits and waves to children and parents as they pass by.
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On my way there, I pass by another Visit Nashville gift shop and find a tote bag with the names of various city neighbourhoods on it.
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The bridge pivots to allow boats to pass by but often fails to lock back into place, blocking traffic to and from Pennsylvania Station in Manhattan.
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We cannot pass by on the side of the road when the elderly, the disabled, the poor, and the vulnerable are in peril before our eyes.
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With 1:5 remaining in the quarter, Chris Olave beat one-on-one coverage along the right sideline and hauled in a long pass by Fields.
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The good news is that for technical reasons of parliamentary procedure, Graham-Cassidy has to pass by the end of this month, or not at all.
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As they pass by neurons, microglia extend and retract their tiny arm-like protrusions, tapping on each neuron as if to inquire, Are we good here?
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The second pass by a human-driven vehicle through the previously mapped areas is for the "perfect drive," or the best version of perfect human driving.
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On the way to the cemetery, you pass by a wheat field he painted in 1890, during his final 70 days spent in Auvers-sur-Oise.
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U.S. House of Representatives and Senate leaders reached an agreement on Wednesday on the massive omnibus spending bill, which they aim to pass by Friday night.
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We've all gotten so used to seeing different sets of rules applied in America depending on wealth and privilege, something like this might pass by unnoticed.
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They loom over the Doge's palace as they pass by, and critics claim they cause a host of problems for the City, not least environmental ones.
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In theory, the temperature of the detector should increase by a tiny amount should a particle pass by; SIMPs would leave a specific signature in the data.
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The U.S. dollar strengthened as Republican negotiators put the finishing touches to the tax overhaul bill and expectations rose that the bill would pass by year-end.
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Bowman set up San Francisco's second TD with an interception of a pass by Keenum at the 49ers 41 that was deflected by defensive lineman Quinton Dial.
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Which is why, when a major sale arises, it's really hard to let it pass by – like Target offering 25 percent off all beauty products, for instance.
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At first, flames appeared to safely pass by, so firefighters left the area to fight the fire in nearby Malibu, where at least 400 homes were destroyed.
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"Sometimes you come out, you have to be asking for permission to pass by," said Gloria Ramos, 64, who has lived in the building for 14 years.
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He required the Senate Committee on State Affairs to hold a hearing Thursday on the legislation, which he hopes will pass by the end of next week.
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Glass ceilings and walls are built into two observatory coaches at the front and rear of the train for the passengers to watch the scenery pass by.
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Colorado took the lead back at 12:58 when Samuel Girard stole a pass by Claude Giroux and fed Compher for a one-timer that beat Elliott.
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It really makes more sense to me to do this on the ground, but perhaps a first pass by the satellite's hardware will help move things along.
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" He recalls how the group would do their stretches on campus, and "some of our mutual friends would pass by and ask 'what are you guys doing?
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" When I pass by a slew of desks, I notice every surface shows off a grainy wood texture, and I motion to it to imply, "That too?
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Athanasiou followed with his 13th goal of the season, slapping in a pass by Green into the slot into a wide open left side of the net.
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A source inside the White House says that NORAD has confirmed that the unidentified object pass by the moon is indeed a spacecraft not from this planet.
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Both Cohen and my yoga teacher tell me that an integral part of practice is observing your thoughts and emotions and letting them pass by without judgment.
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The budget deal must pass by Friday at midnight to avoid another shutdown and Congress is scheduled to be out next week for the President's Day holiday.
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Ernst disputed that the president is "giving the Saudis a pass" by declining to dole out further punishment or hold the crown prince accountable for Khashoggi's death.
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The group said however the impact of those losses would pass by the second half and that it was trading in line with its full-year forecasts.
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The congressional tax-writing committees are using the framework as a guideline as they craft legislation, which they hope to pass by the end of the year.
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The GOP-led Congress is expected to pass by Friday a two-week funding bill to keep the government operating through December 22, the Friday before Christmas.
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It was coming around for another pass by the sun last winter and still out past Mars when Hubble spotted it 150 million miles from the sun.
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A test will come when lawmakers return later this month to work on a spending package that must pass by April 28 to avoid a government shutdown.
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But the Irish (33-1) quickly regained control with a layup by Arike Ogunbowale and a basket by Allen when she stole the inbounds pass by Leikem.
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There are so many guys living there who have no jobs, nothing to do all day, and just hang around pestering girls who happen to pass by.
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The fit and style of a piece of clothing might help them feel equal to the people they pass by on the street, or compliment their personality.
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Smelly black smoke pours over the walls from a French military base that regularly sets fire to some of its waste, choking morning runners who pass by.
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"That way we can at least pass by or make sure if anyone calls on it, let them know it's just a movie shoot," Deputy Luna said.
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Walking to school, she would pass by a winged bull statue from Assyrian times, at the old city walls, that has been demolished by the Islamic State.
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Although it is only the middle of March, the remaining legislative days this year could quickly pass by in what will be a highly contentious election year.
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The pieces meld seamlessly into their surroundings to the point that hundreds, if not thousands of tourists, pass by daily, never aware of the modern art infusion.
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The Rams managed just two yards on their first two offensive plays, with a 2-yard run by Todd Gurley and an incomplete pass by Jared Goff.
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Even after tying the game, 300-211, they nearly threw things away: A pass by Aaron Rodgers was intercepted, giving the Lions a legitimate shot to win.
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"The idea came through thinking about places I pass by quite a bit that stood vacant," said Ashon Nesbitt of the Florida Housing Coalition (FHC), a non-profit.
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On Arkansas State's next possession, after safety B.J. Edmonds intercepted a pass by Gangi, the Red Wolves drove from the Wolf Pack's 39-yard line to the 6.
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He missed one opportunity to make bank when he wasn't voted into the All Star Game, and it doesn't look like he'll let that opportunity pass by again.
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Still, House Republicans are hoping to quash dissent within their ranks, by making just enough modifications to the bill for it to pass by their self-imposed deadline.
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Gregory even gags at the sight of the blood, and as some members of Hilltop pass by she explains that it was Gregory's first time killing a walker.
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Still, that insanely immersive, super retina display is hard to pass by, and the new gold color is even more stunning in person than it is in photographs.
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But other tricks, like putting electronic devices in a refrigerator ahead of a secret rendezvous, pass by without comment even though they're straight out of Edward Snowden's playbook.
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If we're able to visit one of the TRAPPIST-1 planets one day, we could be able to watch each neighboring planet pass by on its orbital journey!
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They are typically stationed in waters off Sudan, Sri Lanka or the United Arab Emirates, waiting for their customers—merchant ships in need of protection—to pass by.
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Less than five minutes later, Forsberg took a drop pass by right winger Craig Smith and zipped a wrister over Allen's right shoulder to make it 3-0.
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The critical play during the Badgers' 248-play, 79-yard touchdown drive was a 15-yard bullet pass by Hornibrook to Fumagalli to Utah State's 34-yard line.
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I remember feeling uncomfortable walking down the street, seeing people cross to the other side of the street, or seeing a Nazi I didn't want to pass by.
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The special budget status for the GOP ObamaCare repeal bill, allowing it to pass by a simple majority instead of 60 votes, expires at the end of September.
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Think about when you're driving in a car on a highway and you watch the poles pass by quickly, while the trees in the distance slowly drift by.
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One option would be the Federal Aviation Administration policy bill that Congress must pass by March 22019; a second would be legislation to ease Puerto Rico's debt crisis.
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Leading Republicans in the Senate and House of Representatives expressed optimism that a funding bill, coupled with a large new disaster aid package, would pass by Friday's deadline.
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Missouri's attorney general launched an investigation into Google's data collection and search practices, saying that the internet giant has so far received a "free pass" by federal regulators.
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Cogliano swatted in a centering pass by Ryan Kesler from the left corner past St. Louis goaltender Chad Johnson's stick side for his first goal of the season.
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In our many perambulations through the halls of museums, who hasn't wanted to give paintings we pass by a little touch-up in a spontaneous act of yellowism?
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As evening descends on Athens, life continues on for most in the city: families walk to tavernas for dinner, tourists pass by on their way to the Acropolis.
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The East Village has undergone so much commercial development, when I pass by some new hip bar or store, I usually can't remember what used to be there.
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Senate GOP leaders are discussing attaching the emergency spending package to a stopgap funding measure that must pass by the end of September to avoid a government shutdown.
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Notable among those: a hand pass by San Jose's Timo Meier that led to an overtime goal in the Western Conference finals between the Sharks and the Blues.
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Mission managers are aiming for at least one more pass by Juno, which arrived at Jupiter last year and is one-quarter of the way through its mission.
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Congressional aides said discussions were underway about folding the school safety and background check bills into a government funding bill that lawmakers want to pass by March 23.
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Then on its final pass by Titan this week, the moon gave Cassini just enough of a "goodbye kiss" to send the vehicle on its crash course with Saturn.
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But fortunately, Florida State did not let it pass by without a punishment (which it has been alleged of doing in the past for members of its football program).
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Walking down the streets in the Möllevången neighborhood, your feet will pass by a miniature "cheese shop," a little "nut store," and many more elaborately put together, teeny storefronts.
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But with the new LRAN systems at work, the LocusBots have remained "patient" and let people and other robots pass by, or managed to find other routes around them.
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His transparency touched The Therapist executive producer Andy Capper as a young fan and is why he couldn't let an opportunity to have Prodigy on the show pass by.
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Two men pass by the Little Havana restaurant where a group of Cuban migrants work while waiting for their turn to cross to the United States to request asylum.
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His tone is gentle, occasionally chiding, and he seems most comfortable in the center lane, allowing the road hogs to pass by while he holds steady at the wheel.
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After recovering from 3-1 down in the second, the Scot served for the match at 5-4 only to be broken thanks to a stunning pass by Goffin.
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Trump has referenced Bloomberg's ads a number of times in recent weeks and painted the media mogul's campaign as a Hail Mary pass by the establishment to beat Sanders.
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After a nifty backhand pass by left winger Jason Chimera along the left boards, Johansson buried a one-timer from the slot for his 11th goal of the season.
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I can't stop thinking about all the people who pass by walking, or in cars, and who cannot see in, those who don't have any intention of going in.
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Think Nintendo StreetPass, the wireless tech in the Nintendo 3DS that lets players interact with others they pass by on the street without needing to have the device open.
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One source familiar with the facility says the drill is for guards to pass by each cell in intervals ranging from 15 to 30 minutes depending on the circumstances.
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As con-goers pass by the booth, Maresca talks to the one or two who stop by, providing a detailed history lesson behind some of the books on display.
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The massive animal was in the vehicle's path and ended up charging when the group tried to pass by, Rian Boshoff, a tourist with the group, told ABC News.
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Through the glass conference room walls, in a moment of distraction, I saw about 20 people of color pass by in the hallway: a class of elementary school children.
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My husband and I woke up with the noise of glass breaking," she said: "Every day we pass by there and we knew that there would be a tragedy.
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Vegas' Karlsson single-handedly created the tying goal 5:12 later when he intercepted a pass by Nick Leddy, skated a few steps and scored from the faceoff circle.
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Republican leadership unveiled a two-week continuing resolution to prevent a partial government shutdown by Friday night's deadline for the seven appropriations bills they failed to pass by Sept.
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An hour after the Johnson news broke, Pence took the stage at the RGA in Austin and pledged that tax cuts would pass by the end of the year.
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Related: Video Shows Exploding Meteor Turning the Skies Green in Thailand Another 2,600-foot-wide asteroid is slated to pass by Earth at around the moon's distance in 2027.
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As I am turning the corner to my hotel I pass by an older sleeping homeless man who—I shit you not—is in a Hillary For Prison shirt.
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He would pass by the Lehman Brothers building each day on the way to work, and it felt as if "the building were just cratering around you," he said.
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In warm weather, simple wooden tables are set up on the street outside — the ideal place to sip a glass of Chardonnay and watch the summer crowds pass by.
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New Orleans forces a turnover as a dropped pass by Todd Gurley goes right into the arms of Saints linebacker Demario Davis on the Rams' own 16-yard line.
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Getarian restaurants like Elkano still keep their parrillas outside, which is quite a site for drivers who pass by the city streets lined with cooks shrouded in smoke clouds.
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They managed to avoid the camps but Mr. Halat recalls watching the death marchers pass by his home and thinking how easily his family could have been among them.
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Mr. Jung likes to wear dangling earrings and dance with one hand down the front of his underwear; when some skiers pass by, he waves with the other hand.
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On the way, we pass by a pastel de nata shop that supposedly has the best egg tarts in all of Lisbon (according to our Uber driver this morning).
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Matthews notched his 20th goal this season at 4:47 of the second period on a wrist shot from the left faceoff circle from a pass by Morgan Rielly.
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It seemed Milwaukee would tie up the game when Jabari Parker stole a sloppy pass by Rose, breaking into the open court with only Courtney Lee at his hip.
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The Harlem walking tour will pass by the sites of several historic music venues, like Smalls Paradise and the Alhambra Ballroom, where Bessie Smith and Jelly Roll Morton performed.
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Companies are in the dark about what it takes to be granted a pass by the United States Trade Representatives Office (USTR), an extension of the president's executive office.
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Do you think you or any other ordinary Americans would be given a pass by law enforcement if you did what Hillary Clinton did or did what Bill Clinton did?
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It felt even shorter because I sat in bed for the first hour of it, and then everything picked up so fast, it seemed to pass by in a blink.
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It was such an important song to me: when you pass by a mirror you can ignore it, but when you love someone, sometimes you hate that they know you.
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Sarbanes, who chaired the House Democrats' Democracy Reform Task Force, says the party plans to pass by August "a suite" of bills to safeguard the 2020 election against foreign interference.
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But if you could afford to buy a cozy little apartment and renovate it to your exact specifications, would you pass by that opportunity because of your aversion to gentrification?
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In today's Serie A matchup between Roma and Palermo, Salah was on the receiving end of a beautiful counter strike—initiated with a cheeky backheel and pass by Radja Nainggolan.
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"He'll be performing at the Greek Theater and the [first house that John and I bought] is just around the corner so we might pass by it," she tells PEOPLE.
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I am bothered by the "hey beautifuls" and the "smile babys" and the grease-stained stares that follow me as I pass by men with their pockets full of entitlement.
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Towards the end of our meal, two of our friends pass by the restaurant and spot us through the window, so they stop in to say hi and order mimosas.
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Yet the judges on both sides of this dispute focus their analysis on imaginary people—purportedly objective reasonable observers—who neither live in the town nor pass by the monument.
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The camera can turn on automatically based on certain factors, like when your heart rate or speed reaches a certain level, or if you pass by a specific GPS coordinate.
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Another decree ordered toll operators across the country not to charge for rear axles that are not in use, as is the case when trucks pass by the tolls unloaded.
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Mnuchin said last week that it is unlikely that a tax bill will pass by August, but the administration is still aiming for tax reform legislation to pass this year.
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"Those cops used to hang out outside my job, at my kid's school, in front of the house, they'd hold their phone cameras up when I'd pass by," he explained.
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First, just 17 seconds into the period, Ryan Johansen rolled to the net and tipped in the deflection of a shot by Roman Josi after a pass by Viktor Arvidsson.
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The U.S. was reportedly poised to allow the draft resolution to pass by abstention Thursday, which would have marked a break from American policy on U.N. actions against the settlements.
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Republicans are holding out hope that the CHIP issue will finally be laid to rest in the spending bill, which must pass by December 22, according to Politico's Jennifer Haberkorn.
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After departing Bennu in 2000, Osiris-Rex will pass by Earth in September 22011, dropping off a capsule with the samples that will land via parachute in a Utah desert.
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The letter asks that an additional $6.7 billion be made available in a stopgap spending measure that Congress must pass by the end of September to keep the government running.
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On the ensuing possession, a 35-yard fumble recovery for a touchdown by Buckeyes defensive tackle Robert Landers was overturned when the play was ruled an incomplete pass by Lagow.
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"It gets their attention," she says about her umbrella, as a diverse array of bare-armed people wearing sunglasses pass by on the brick-red campus of Seattle Central College.
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As we travel through different pockets of space and time, the ball continues to fall; we pass by starry skies and begin to move through different bronze and metallic landscapes.
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Todman's kickoff return was just part of a difficult first half for Green Bay that also included a touchdown pass by Andrew Luck and a touchdown run by Frank Gore.
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But her family did not want her special day to pass by without celebration, so on Wednesday they decided to wish her a happy birthday -- all from a safe distance.
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After departing Bennu in 2021, Osiris-Rex will pass by Earth in September 2023, dropping off a capsule with the samples that will land via parachute in a Utah desert.
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Running in VR while your body is still causes motion sickness, but we're all more familiar with the sensation of watching the world pass by while sitting in a vehicle.
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An errant pass by Kroos in the center circle became, in two quick Swedish passes, a chance bouncing off the chest of forward Ola Toivonen in the German penalty area.
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Of note: Amish don't drive cars and are not permitted by church rules to have driver's licenses, but they pass by billboards while commuting in their traditional horse-drawn buggies.
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Years pass by in seconds as Kalina changes before our very eyes, keeping the same expression in each photo but looking completely different as even his surroundings begin to change.
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Henrique then gave the Ducks a 2-1 near the end of the period with his 17th goal of the season, chipping in a spinning backhand pass by Ondrej Kase.
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A pass by Patric Hornqvist from the right-wing wall went off the stick of Philadelphia defenseman Ivan Provorov and right to Malkin at the far side of the crease.
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"Norma Rae," based on Henry P. Leifermann's 21990 book, "Crystal Lee, a Woman of Inheritance," and "Hud," from the 232 McMurtry novel "Horseman, Pass By," together won five Academy Awards.
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Legislation requiring full public disclosure of the Mueller report would need to pass by a majority in both the Democratic-controlled House (likely) and the Republican-controlled Senate (less so).
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While the weekend's focus is on artists' studios, if you happen to pass by and stop in some of the neighborhood's galleries, it won't be the end of the world.
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Saint's grandma Kris Jenner, who obviously wouldn't let a day as special as the birth of her grandkid pass by without a social media shout-out, shared this photo to Instagram.
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If Mexico refuses to pay for the wall, the GOP could add billions of dollars into the spending bill that needs to pass by April 28 to keep the government open.
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We watch flashback Elizabeth pass by a gravely injured man without assisting, because it's what would be expected of her in America — don't stop, don't risk getting caught, for any reason.
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Inhofe told reporters Tuesday he has been working with Deputy Defense Secretary David Norquist to identify the line items in the NDAA that must pass by the end of the year.
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All my life I've hated eating food, and then one day I started liking food and immediately turned into the blob I see every time I mistakenly pass by a mirror.
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This image was taken with the Cassini wide-angle camera on December 3rd, 2016, about half a day before its first close pass by the outer edges of Saturn's main rings.
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But that's when I have to remind myself that at the end of the day, if my hair-washing ritual doesn't scream "cool girl" to all who pass by, it's okay.
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Asylum seekers can't be deported without a screening interview, and those who pass (by meeting a deliberately generous standard) are often eligible for release from detention while their cases are resolved.
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Adrian Luckman, satellite imaging glaciologist with Project MIDAS, tweeted an image of the ice shelf yesterday, featuring ice surface velocity measurements estimated during a recent pass by the Sentinel-1 satellite.
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Even if these rocks eventually get close enough that we can actually detect them, survey telescopes must be looking at the right place in the sky when the blips pass by.
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According to Karamba co-founder David Barzilai, the startup's technology can head off hackers at the pass by "hardening" the controllers, or small computers, within a vehicle that are externally-connected.
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The lead lasted less than 30 seconds however, as Oshie stole a pass by defenseman Olli Maatta, skated in alone on Murray and fired over his glove to tie the score.
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That the benefit of that stimulus will come to pass by the time the government figures out its way on trade and figures its way out with regard to the shutdown?
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After Eric Bledsoe picked off an inbound pass by Jayson Tatum, Antetokounmpo converted an offensive rebound with a putback off the glass for an 23-298 lead with 295:08 left.
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Toronto registered 12 straight shots after falling behind and tied the game when Kapanen intercepted a cross-ice pass by Tony DeAngelo near the blue line in the Rangers offensive zone.
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Ordinarily, a star will dip in brightness as planets pass by them, but KIC 8462852 has displayed irregular fluctuations of light that sometimes decreasing by as much as 20% in brightness.
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The Senate is unlikely to address outstanding health care issues in the government spending bill that must pass by Friday, according to three senior GOP aides and a Democratic leadership aide.
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PREPA, with more than $8 billion in debt, had reached a restructuring deal in December with about 70 percent of its creditors, but the deal needed legislation to pass by Jan.
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But since Juno was in safe mode, all of the vehicle's instruments were automatically turned off and were unable to collect any data during this most recent pass by the planet.
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Safety Richard LeCounte picked off a pass by Missouri quarterback Taylor Powell and returned it 71 yards to the Missouri 18-yard line with eight minutes left in the first half.
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Xavier Woods intercepted a third-down pass by Jones on the ensuing series and returned it to the Giants' 38, setting up Maher's go-ahead field goal on the final play.
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There's Labor Day cooking to plan for still, and shopping to be done that will make the rest of the week pass by in a gentle buzz of excitement and deliciousness.
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Agreeing to funding cost-sharing subsidies in the government funding package that must pass by Friday to avoid a government shutdown would let House Republicans off the hook in some sense.
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Louisville opened the second half with a 12-yard touchdown pass by Jackson, but he fumbled in the red zone on the next possession, ruining a chance to narrow the gap.
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But Russian astronomer Stanislav Short of the telescope astronomical station Tau has said the comet poses no danger and that such objects pass by our planet all the time without incident.
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"I know that whenever they went to the city because there was a patrol or a mission, they'd pass by that restaurant," a Manbij Military Council spokesman said to The Times.
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Thomas Massie of Kentucky is viewed as the most likely member to try to force the recorded vote, after indicating publicly his reservations for letting the bill pass by voice vote.
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Senator Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, the Republican leader, told reporters Tuesday that he was eager to pass it soon, and Mr. Cornyn said he hoped it could pass by next week.
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There are also concerns that it will be primarily women who are expected to spend the next few months talking about sexual misconduct while men are given a pass by reporters.
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Ebukam, a fourth-round pick in 29, scored again late in the third quarter when Mahomes tried to sneak a pass by him, and the linebacker tipped the ball to himself.
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Some senators said it was possible that lawmakers would attach an immigration bill to a catchall spending measure that must pass by March 23, when funding for the federal government expires.
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But the spacecraft would have to pass several times closer to the sun than the Parker Solar Probe, which recently became the closest human-made object to pass by the star.
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Sometimes a burst ovarian cyst can pass by undetected, but you may also feel cramping on either side of your stomach depending on which ovary the cyst was on or in.
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Congressional aides said there were ongoing discussions about possibly folding the school safety and background check bills into a massive government funding bill that Congress aims to pass by March 23.
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Country: CanadaDuration of trip: 86 hoursPassengers of the Canadian spend four days watching golden prairie fields, rugged lake country, and picturesque towns pass by their dome cars from Toronto to Vancouver.
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Mr. Ko Ni advocated replacing the 2008 Constitution altogether, arguing that the N.L.D. could propose (and pass, by simple majority) a bill calling for a popular referendum on a new constitution.
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They wanted the debt ceiling issue off their plates so they could move on to other issues, like tax reform, which they hoped to pass by the end of the year.
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He said surveillance video also showed that during the rampage, Lam appeared to pass by other co-workers "without there being any interactions," suggesting those he did shoot were intentionally singled out.
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That tool allows a budget to pass by a simple majority of 51 votes, rather than the 60 usually needed per Senate rules, but McConnell has firmly resisted it in the past.
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I pass by the Strand — one of my all-time favorite book stores, which is saying a lot, because I'm an obsessive bookworm — and I can't resist browsing the $1 carts outside.
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And, because of the lazy assumption that being trans masculine is somehow "easy", because of the belief that trans men can pass by unnoticed, as men, our trans masculine stories are erased.
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However, they instead came up empty when a pass by rookie quarterback DeShone Kizer sailed over the head of wide receiver Rashard Higgins and was intercepted by Byard at the Tennessee 214.
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"This is the least we can do to repay him," she told Reuters as she waited, clad in black like most of Thailand, for King Bhumibol Adulyadej's funeral procession to pass by.
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Anyone who's waited for more than three overstuffed trains to pass by, unable to hold any more passengers, during their morning commute will tell you that this is not a pleasant problem.
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A pass by Ethan Happ in the lane was intercepted by Nebraska forward Isaiah Roby, who took the ball end-to-end for a layup that put the Cornhuskers ahead 50-49.
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Even if you know nothing about football, you can comment on the commercials, make fun of referees, or just pick a team to root for to make the time pass by faster.
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The Senate voted 97-1 Wednesday to override Obama's veto and the House is expected to hold its override vote on Wednesday afternoon, which is expected to pass by a wide margin.
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Head that whole situation off at the pass by blurring any personal information and then posting said receipts publicly (the Facebook event page you made is a good place to do that).
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Gibson, who is nominated for best director for Hacksaw Ridge, has been notoriously racist, homophobic, anti-semitic, and misogynistic his whole career, yet is continuously given a pass by his Hollywood peers.
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Every morning, on my way to the gym, I pass by his distinctively onanistic "Le Monument à Balzac" ("The Monument to Balzac," 1898) at the crossing of the boulevards Montparnasse and Raspail.
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Separately, U.S. Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer said he hoped a deal can be reached this week on the funding measure, which Congress must pass by midnight Friday to prevent government shutdown.
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"As a child, this used to be so dangerous," Makonnen says as we pass by a crowd of kids on Fairfax, lining up for a chance to step into the Supreme store.
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Jones was later ejected for throwing a punch after the Jaguars' first touchdown, a 14-yard pass by Bortles to running back T.J. Yeldon with 3:10 left in the third quarter.
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Starship founder Ahti Heinla told Business Insider last year that the robots had encountered some teething problems as some human pedestrians were prone to giving them a kick as they pass by.
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Trump and congressional Republicans are in the middle of an all-out push to sell a set of sweeping tax cuts that they hope to pass by the end of the year.
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While Rose blocked the disaster aid bill, the House did pass by unanimous consent a two-week extension of the National Flood Insurance Program, which was set to expire Friday at midnight.
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An errant pass by St. Louis defenseman Colton Parayko was chipped by Tomas Tatar to Gallagher, who popped the puck over Blues goaltender Jake Allen for the game-winning goal, his fourth.
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As we pass by blocked drains, runnels of raw sewage, and tents along the lakeshore, I begin to sympathize with his fury, if not agree with all the targets of his anger.
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The 2,000-foot-wide asteroid was initially discovered a few years ago, when it made its first pass by our planet on Halloween 2015 like some kind of cosmic spooky skeleton meme.
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"We have notified our Members of the possibility that the bill may not pass by voice vote," House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer's (D-MD) press office wrote in a statement on Thursday.
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"We have notified our Members of the possibility that the bill may not pass by voice vote," House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer's (D-MD) press office wrote in a statement on Thursday.
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But Alexander and Republican aides have made clear that they believe cost-sharing reductions plus changes to 1332 waivers is the only plan that could pass by the end of the month.
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In a news conference after the sentencing hearing, Mr. Steele dismissed their claims, saying the motion was "more than a Hail Mary pass" by the defense, but that it was nothing new.
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"I think people will not only be too scared to be inside a church, they will be too scared to pass by one now," said Mina Mansy, a prominent Christian rights activist.
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Sánchez netted his 38th goal with the Chilean national team by poking the ball into the net with his left foot after a smart pass by Arturo Vidal in the sixth minute.
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The quarter's first minute included a pass by LeBron James that went through the basket for two points and a dunk by Kyle Korver, who dunked just once during the regular season.
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For example, in California, 20 counties have approved referenda (which must pass by a two-thirds vote) enacting long term or permanent sales taxes dedicated to specific lists of transportation capital projects.
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Mr. Orban submitted a plan to ban the refugees, in the form of a constitutional amendment, last month, after a similar proposal failed to pass by referendum because of insufficient voter turnout.
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Nash broke up a pass by Jamie Benn near the Rangers' blue line, skated down the ice and put a snap shot past Dallas goalie Antti Niemi at 7 minutes 8 seconds.
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The legislation, known as an omnibus, must pass by March 23 to avoid a government shutdown — and it could well be the last major bill to pass Congress before the midterm elections.
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Los Angeles closed to 4-2 less than five minutes into the third period when Brown tapped in a cross-crease pass by Anze Kopitar for his third goal of the season.
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The Jungle Bubbles, at the Anantara Golden Triangle Elephant Camp & Resort in Chiang Rai, Thailand, offers resort guests the chance to spend a night in a transparent bubble, witnessing elephants pass by.
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Mathew Barzal picked off a clearing pass by Ivan Provorov and dished to Bailey, whose shot sailed under the stick arm of Elliott as Anders Lee skated into Elliott's line of vision.
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The four Quechua-speaking communities have demanded payment for the company's use of a local road that they say pollutes their lands when hundreds of trucks carrying copper concentrates pass by daily.
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Nine-year-old Christopher walked each day from his new home on East 56th Street to the Browning School, marveling at the "jagged cross section" of New York he would pass by.
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Barring last-minute surprises, a no-confidence vote that would oust Rajoy and make Sanchez prime minister-designate is expected to pass by a narrow majority in parliament&aposs 350-seat lower house.
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The plan being discussed is to extend DACA for two-to-three years as part of a spending bill that must pass by March 24 to avoid the third government shutdown this year.
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To most, this milestone will likely pass by unnoticed, but those who know better will bow their heads in silence, remembering the day the pop country legend's sacred knowledge was first passed down.
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Many big stores are no longer necessary, and new digital technologies allow people to order from home without having to pass by a physical point of sale or speak to a sale assistant.
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He also points out that although the most prominent use case of Beacons is pushing discount codes to people as they pass by, there are many more lucrative use-cases for the technology.
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Lacy Clay's (D-Mo.) office awarded it a first place prize last summer, which grants it a spot in the Capitol complex that hundreds of lawmakers, staff and visitors pass by each day.
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Swooping forward to pounce on a speculative drop-shot, she fired a pass by Halep to earn three match points at 11-10, but her victory push was hampered by jammed-up toenails.
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The mistake-prone Browns (0-11) had a pair of drive-stalling penalties in the first half and a dropped touchdown pass by Corey Coleman in the end zone in the third quarter.
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These are occupied by two men in outdoor apparel, who barely seem to take notice of us as we pass by, and Louise Runge Mortensen stops to explain the intention behind the room.
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Local leaders have used the far-reaching powers devolved to them since the overthrow in 1998 of Suharto, Indonesia's former strongman, to pass by-laws that discriminate against LGBT people and other minorities.
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I don't mind an extra 1099, and being rewarded with a higher APY in exchange for the accessibility of funds in moments of temptation is just too sweet a deal to pass by.
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I realize this as I make my third hyperdrive jump in a matter of minutes, quickly speeding to a new star system while ignoring all of the planets that pass by my window.
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MISSOURI AG OPENS GOOGLE INVESTIGATION: Missouri's attorney general launched an investigation into Google's data collection and search practices, saying that the internet giant has so far received a "free pass" by federal regulators.
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While Mulvaney ended up not offering a counter-amendment early Thursday morning, he and other Republicans ensured that Huffman's proposal didn't pass by voice vote and result in a situation like last summer.
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While Lecomte swims, his team on the sailboat has been collecting as much plastic as they can and marking larger items, hoping they will be picked up by larger ships that pass by.
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The large, two-story white house that&aposs the last known residence of missing college student Mollie Tibbetts sits in an area where few cars pass by on the outskirts of Brooklyn, Iowa.
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On our way into town, we pass by the General Motors plant, which used to be the engine of Janesville's economy but is now shuttered after the collapse of the economy in 2008.
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While Rose blocked the disaster aid bill, the House did pass by unanimous consent a two-week extension of the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP), which was set to expire Friday at midnight.
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Nevertheless, given the potential of this reform to expand participation and improve local democracy and given the widespread bipartisan support behind it, this is a rare opportunity that we cannot let pass by.
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The legislation was expected to pass by voice vote, a move that would allow the House to avoid compelling all of its members to return to Washington for a recorded roll call vote.
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"The fastest Lamborghini must be a visual and symphonic feast, as remarkable to those who see it pass by as those privileged to drive it," said Mitja Borkert, head of design at Lamborghini.
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When she walks down the street, men turn their heads, and she holds her own high, soaking up their objectifying gaze and exclaiming "ding dong" to herself as the most attractive pass by.
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Some of the words, coming in widely spaced, suspense-producing phrases, were "soon, I'll pass by" and "now," which made the song a hymn to ephemerality, describing the whole occasion while transfiguring it.
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Messi's first goal came after he got past Luka Modric and Dani Carvajal with a run inside the area after picking up a pass by Ivan Rakitic outside the box in the 33rd.
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A few more asteroids, within the house to airplane-sized range, will also pass by Earth on Sunday and Monday, with the closest one coming within 1.4 million miles of Earth on Monday.
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If you look closely, you can catch where some of those hidden cuts happen in 1917: when the frame goes dark, or objects pass by in the foreground, or the camera pans quickly.
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On these long walks I would always encounter at least one pack of street dogs growling at anyone who happened to pass by, standing in your way or rifling savagely through rubbish bins.
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According to Fast Company, once you scan your pass, the tech's camera recognizes you as a "blob" that can be tracked as you pass by the original board and others in the airport.
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It no longer meets any obstacles, everything is set, time races through our lives, the days pass by in a flash and before we know that is happening we are 40, 50, 60.
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Haula tipped in a centering pass by right winger Jason Pominville for his third goal of the season to give the Wild a 2-1 lead with 10:17 left in the second.
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Wright's dunk off a pass by DeVoe, who claimed a loose ball and threw it over his shoulder to his open teammate in the lane, made it 223-24 with 204:4 remaining.
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Reducing aerodynamic trickery makes it easier to pass by minimizing the "dirty" or turbulent air coming off the car in front, making it easier for pursuing drivers to stay close and execute a pass.
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That means it takes about 210 million years for one sound wave to pass by, which is quite a bit longer than you're likely to live even if you exercise regularly and eat healthy.
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The matter in which personal-use production occurs, whether it's a 3D printer or a gunsmith, is not a matter of federal law, though guns that can pass by metal detectors unnoticed are banned.
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Instead of giving up and letting the ball pass by his back, the man took flight, arching his feet up high into the air, and kicked the ball with the back of his heels.
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Its message of female empowerment is certainly loud, which makes sense given the din of visuals along the Strip, and the lack of time viewers get to spend with it as they pass by.
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But they looked fired up again after the break and an incisive pass by Milik sent Blaszczykowski through and the substitute checked inside to create space before smashing the ball firmly beyond Andriy Pyatov.
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And if I'm with friends and we pass by a bakery, the smell of fresh baked bread makes them hungry, but for me it's like there is a glass wall between it and me.
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Winston's pranks have become a massive hanging threat over every moment of the lofties' lives; one that could strike at literally any moment or pass by like an unnoticed breeze (see: Schmidt's cereal blueberry).
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When Harrity stopped the car at the end of the alley to let a person on bicycle pass by them, both men testified about hearing a loud thump or bang on the squad car.
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On the game's first power play, a deft pass by Parise found Dumba alone in front of the Sharks' net, and the Wild defenseman flipped a wrist shot past Jones on the stick side.
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Randall intercepted a pass by the Kings' Anze Kopitar from behind the Los Angeles net and fired a wrist shot past Quick for an unassisted goal and his second against Los Angeles this season.
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The Broncos misfired on anther drive ending in an interception of a Siemian pass by linebacker Shaq Thompson before getting on the scoreboard with a 28-yard touchdown run by rookie fullback Andy Janovich.
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"I pass by the posters to 1st period every day and I thought the illustration of Ted Cruz was funny so I took a picture of it and uploaded it here," he told me.
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But other Democrats said they wanted to escalate the fight to give more prominence to the GOP's closed-door process of drafting health care legislation, which Republican leaders want to pass by month's end.
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A camera that has a view of the road could be set up not to send alerts for cars that pass by unless they pull into a driveway, saving you from constant false alarms.
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As the genre seems to be reeling back to a more traditional and contemplative place (see Chris Stapleton, Sturgill Simpson) after its pop and hip hop phases pass by, so, too, is Jelly Roll.
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Ogunbowale rushed for an 11-yard touchdown in overtime and Badgers safety D'Cota Dixon batted down a Nebraska pass by Huskers QB Tommy Armstrong Jr. in the end zone on the Huskers' overtime possession.
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It's been more than 25 years since [we were first occupied by the military], and i just thought to myself wow, another 25 years might pass by, so I wanted to do something different.
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It would be easy to pass by without ever realising there was a huge swathe of grassy parkland nearby, not to mention a football club that is of major significance to the English game.
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Meanwhile, a quartet of Republican senators is attempting a last-ditch effort to repeal and replace ObamaCare, unveiling a bill Wednesday that many view as unlikely to pass by the end of the month.
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When the Russian guards pass by a cell and one says "not the American," it seems to be direct reference to how the Russian tracking Hopper continuously called him "the American" throughout season three.
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These streets are now destroyed; every time I pass by I remember one of my many friends whom I used to have coffee with, who have now been killed or maimed by barrel bombs.
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Dallas put away the game with 3:13 to go as Janmark lifted the rebound of a shot by Faksa over Rinne's right shoulder and into the net after a pass by Esa Lindell.
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"The only entertainment of the locals is to stare at passing cars for hours on end, drinking or shooting from their cars at road signs they pass by," he observed in a 1964 letter.
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Chicago closed within 3-2 midway through the second period on a short-handed goal by Hillman, his first in the NHL, on a one-timer off a nice drop pass by Nick Schmaltz.
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Clemson took a 62-43 lead with 8:28 remaining on a play that began with a nifty behind-the-back pass by Grantham and ended with Reed's layup on an assist from DeVoe.
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It includes a major tax cut package that President Donald Trump wants lawmakers to pass by the end of the year as well as legislation to avert a potential government shutdown looming in December.
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He made another pass by the phone line and this time, he threw up his hands like Muhammad Ali after knocking down Frazier, and went skipping along like a gangster-cheerleader leading the wave.
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But for a President who -- we know -- cares deeply about his own appearance and the look(s) of people close to him, he wasn't going to let this one pass by without weighing in.
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A brawl nearly broke out with 240 seconds left when Crowder stole an inbounds pass by Randle intended for Payton, the latter of whom shoved Crowder as he went up for a 3-pointer.
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Senators are struggling to break through a legislative stalemate on immigration, with centrists making a frantic push to find a deal that can win enough support to pass by the end of the week.
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Reports of air rage on planes that required economy flyers to pass by first-class passengers during the boarding process were significantly more common than on planes that allowed them to board from the middle.
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Two of those points came on a full-court pass by guard Trent Forrest to Kabengele, who jammed it home over two Canisius defenders to ignite the home crowd at the Donald L. Tucker Center.
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Votes always follow the Communist Party's wishes and generally pass by an overwhelming majority, but delegates have in the past strayed from the party line to show frustration over issues such as corruption and crime.
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We should ban "face surveillance," the use of facial recognition (in real time or from stored footage) to track people as they pass by public or private surveillance cameras, allowing their whereabouts to be traced.
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Connolly restored Washington's lead and made it 4-3 when he positioned himself in the right faceoff circle and quickly one-timed defenseman John Carlson's cross-ice pass by backup goaltender Alexandar Georgiev (23 saves).
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The rules will also need to be formally adopted when the committee reconvenes at the start of the convention on Monday, and then pass by a majority vote of all the delegates on the floor.
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Every town and neighborhood has that eerie house, defunct warehouse, or plain old scary cemetery that people avoid when night falls — and, if they must pass by, hold their breath until it's far behind them.
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The threat of a shutdown eased somewhat when President Trump backed down from demanding that border wall funding be included in the spending bill that Congress must pass by Friday to keep the government running.
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Votes almost always follow the Communist Party's wishes and pass by an overwhelming majority, but delegates have in the past strayed from the party line to show frustration over issues such as corruption and crime.
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Elsewhere, other species of whales, he said, "just shut up" when ships pass by, in part because many species communicate using sounds in the same range of frequency as the noise produced by ship engines.
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"We don't want a defense bill to pass by itself but leave other bills that have security funding for the Department of Homeland Security, FBI and the CIA on autopilot," said a senior Democratic aide.
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"I don't mind an extra 1099, and being rewarded with a higher APY in exchange for the accessibility of funds in moments of temptation is just too sweet a deal to pass by," she writes.
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The Pera Palace is on a hill in the Beyoğlu district of Istanbul, amid a warren of pedestrian-filled streets so narrow it's difficult for two cars to pass by each other, much less trucks.
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On Tuesday, Pelosi and other Democrats warned Republicans against including the waiver itself in the continuing resolution (CR) to fund the government, which must pass by Friday or the government will run out of money.
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But sometimes it's the faces you don't know as you pass by that make a lasting impression — especially if said faces are wearing metallic stars on their cheeks, bold orange eyeshadow, or crazy-thick eyelashes.
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Thankfully, I was informed that they would be able to treat the infection before it posed any danger, but I'd already decided that my work route would never again pass by that bar in Amsterdam.
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For that, we'll have to wait until 2082, the next time the asteroid is expected to make another pass by Earth, and who knows what kind of ruin our society will be in by then.
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Indeed, some of the most moving moments of Grace and Frankie's second season involve Sol and Robert resolving to not let more of their lives pass by without being with each other, openly and honestly.
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The second part is a display of snapshots and home movies, collected by the Dutch artist Rein Jelle Terpstra, that were taken by people who watched the train pass by on its journey to Washington.
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" Basically, it's "the understanding that there is value in having our everyday interactions with one another remain outside the reach of monitoring, and that the small details of our daily lives should pass by unremembered.
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Republican congressional leadership is pretty adamant that a DACA deal shouldn't be attached to a government spending bill, like, for example, the one they need to pass by January 19 to keep the government open.
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The 49ers' defense set up the 55-yard drive when Fred Warner intercepted a pass by Patrick Mahomes, and the 49ers were immediately aggressive, with Jimmy Garoppolo completing a 16-yard pass to Deebo Samuel.
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But Nelson scored an unassisted, 234-on-28 goal just 20:20 into the second, when he picked off a clearing pass by Rangers defenseman Keith Yandle and fired a wrister past goalie Henrik Lundqvist.
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Lindsey Graham said Wednesday he won't vote for a short-term spending bill -- also known as a continuing resolution or CR -- that Republicans are attempting to pass by Friday night to avoid a government shutdown.
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After eight months of failed attempts to pass a bill, multiple lawmakers say they now expect the Zika fight to be wrapped into the short-term spending bill that Congress must pass by Sept. 28500.
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Hours after thousands gathered to say goodbye to rapper Nipsey Hussle during a memorial at Staples Center in Los Angeles, throngs lined the streets and climbed poles Thursday night to watch the procession pass by.
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Gisicki, the tight end, got a laser in the back of the end zone on a goal-to-go touchdown pass by Miami quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick to take a lead with 24 seconds to go!
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McCaffrey was catching his breath minutes later when Stanford cornerback Quenton Meeks darted in front of a foolhardy across-the-field pass by Iowa quarterback C. J. Beathard and returned it 66 yards for a score.
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House GOP sources tell CNN that Trump's transition team has urged Republican leaders to include funding for the wall in a spending package that must pass by April 28 in order to keep the government open.
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More memorable was a regular-season game in November 2012 between the Carolina Panthers and the New England Patriots in which a potential game-winning pass by Tom Brady was picked off in the end zone.
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If you pass by a group of spirited volunteers in their red "National Day of Action" t-shirts this Saturday, give them a wave, take a minute to chat with them, or better yet, join us!
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On your way to this café, you would pass by at least two dogs, one car, and three shops that remind you of the good times you've had with this person you haven't even dumped yet.
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Yesterday, the company seemed to be trying to head off today's news at the pass by announcing yet another marketing effort to better explain the company and what it's purpose is for the world at large.
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VOTES: Votes always follow the Communist Party's wishes and generally pass by an overwhelming majority, but delegates have in the past strayed from the party line to show frustration over issues such as corruption and crime.
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As a member of the press myself, these moments seemed to reveal that capturing this march in a certain cinematic quality was a top priority, that process unfolding right before those watching the reenactors pass by.
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And two of NASA's vehicles already in space will finally arrive at their intended targets: one will rendezvous with a nearby asteroid, while another will pass by a distant space rock billions of miles from Earth.
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"I don't mind an extra 1099, and being rewarded with a higher APY in exchange for the accessibility of funds in moments of temptation is just too sweet a deal to pass by," she writes.3.
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Zach Parise answered almost immediately for the Wild, making the most of a Mikael Granlund pass by redirecting a shot past Lehtonen for a power-play goal at the 1:29 mark of the third period.
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As the childhood friends scale their way up to the top of a level, they pass by the objects most representative of their friendship and youthful nature like, say, a bottle of coke or an SNES.
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Researchers led by Genevieve Gariepy at Heriot-Watt University have developed a sensor that can detect light at 20 billion frames per second, allowing it to track the path of individual photons as they pass by.
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Gary Cohn, director of the White House National Economic Council, said Friday that he's not sure if tax reform legislation will pass by August, backing away from an ambitious timeline set by Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin.
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After Ntilikina's 211-pointer made it 219-231, Knicks center Enes Kanter picked up a bad pass by Darren Collison and fed Hardaway for a layup that made it 29-1013 with 2101:2101 to go.
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"There were so many students out -- many of them holding signs telling us they loved us and missed us, some jumping up and down with excitement in seeing their teacher pass by," Fritz wrote on Facebook.
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Many members are scrambling Friday to return to Washington to vote on the bill since it remains a possibility that the bill may not pass by a voice vote, which allows fewer members to be present.
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The game was tied at 69-69 with just under seven minutes remaining when Ogunbowale popped to the right wing for a 3-pointer and broke for a layup after picking off a pass by Carter.
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What appeared to be an 8-yard scoring pass by Patterson to Tarik Black was taken away in the fourth quarter when the review showed that Black had lost control of the ball while falling back.
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Ultimately, I designed and followed a kind of hybrid trail, cobbling together sites designated by the tourism departments with decidedly middle-America places whose histories I believed were either too important or intriguing to pass by.
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People can eat their lunch on a bench near it, just like they used to back in the 1980s, when Mr. Burke himself used to pass by the "Sphere" as a regular part of his commute.
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A brawl nearly broke out with 48.1 seconds left when Crowder stole an inbounds pass by Julius Randle intended for Elfrid Payton, the latter of whom shoved Crowder as he went up for a 217-pointer.
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Saudi Arabia, meanwhile, has continued to get a free pass by the administration and business community alike more than a year after the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi and despite a broader crackdown on press freedom.
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After entering the building, now through 211th Street instead of Fifth Avenue, visitors pass by enthralling art deco architecture and a 25-foot model of the building before entering into the 215,21925-square-foot exhibit space.
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Jets defenseman Josh Morrissey picked up a penalty for holding Pavelski's stick, and Pavelski then tapped in a backhanded pass by Tyler Seguin from in front of the net 31 seconds later for the game-winner.
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Sudden clouds of dust rise from the streets; huge carts loaded with sand pass by on their way from the river; the asphalt of the main avenue is littered with pebbles that bake in the tar.
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Winnipeg defenseman Josh Morrissey picked up a penalty for holding Pavelski's stick, and Pavelski then tapped in a backhanded pass by Tyler Seguin from in front of the net 244.6 seconds later for the game-winner.
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It's an aten asteroid, or a near-Earth asteroid with an Earth-crossing orbit But the asteroid is expected to pass by safely and without incident on March 21 and 22, depending on where you live.
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Still, it's clear that GOP leaders are giving serious thought to the possibility of making the controversial ObamaCare payments as part of the government funding bill that must pass by March 23 to avoid a shutdown.
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If a NASA appropriations bill that contains sufficient money for lunar landers fails to pass by December 85033, the goal of landing the first woman and the next man on the moon by 2024 becomes problematic.
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Maybe you don't care if cars pass by your quiet street, but if someone pulls into the driveway (or sits in a car outside you're home for awhile), you can set the device to let you know.
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So make each of your mundane tasks a little more magical—take the long way when you walk to work, for example, so you can pass by a garden or park; add meditation to your morning routine.
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The Lightning took a 2-27 lead into the third period of Game 2 thanks to a goal by Brian Boyle on a beautiful drop pass by Jonathan Drouin with 13:14 left in the second period.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads LOS ANGELES — Riffing on vaguely familiar iconography, Cayetano Ferrer's sculptures induce an uncanny hesitation; suddenly you're unsure of how well you know the places and things you pass by each day.
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In May, astronomers at the European South Observatory (ESO) in Chile observed a star called S2 make its closest pass by the black hole and got to observe how the intense gravitational field affected the star's motion.
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But topline spending is set by lawmakers and the State and Foreign Operations appropriations bill, which includes funding for foreign aid, is one of the seven spending bills that Congress still needs to pass by Dec. 7.
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Here, halfway across the continent, I looked at my dad and my children, playing cards, and thought about how we three generations were watching the same America pass by yet seeing, each of us, a different country.
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The Penguins scored just seconds later, when a clearing pass by goalie Jean-Francois Berube (28 saves) sailed by an inattentive Nick Leddy and right to Sundqvist, who fired it home for the rare unassisted shorthanded goal.
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Lawmakers put aside fear and partisanship to pass by wide margins in both chambers the FIRST STEP Act, which will expand second chances for formerly incarcerated individuals and help them succeed when they re-enter their communities.
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"Whether or not final legislation will pass by the end of the year is still uncertain as both chambers will have to agree on a joint plan even if the Senate GOP approves its bill," Colas said.
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The Flames took a 2-1 lead at 13:07 on a goal by Tkachuk, who intercepted a backhand pass by Detroit defenseman Niklas Kronwall before making a quick deke and depositing a backhand shot past Mrazek.
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Around six million tourists visit Vatican City each year, but now, before they can pass through the awe-inspiring arched passageways of St Peter's Basilica, they will need to pass by another set of arches—golden ones.
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As of Tuesday morning, Dorian has been downgraded to a Category 0003 storm and is projected to pass by Florida on Tuesday before moving up towards the coasts of Georgia and the Carolinas on Wednesday and Thursday.
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Mr. Screech and Mr. Privett have a collection curated to appeal to the many tourists who pass by, but also to a hard-core of radical and leftist readers; Noam Chomsky and Jack London are big sellers.
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The Swift security team's reported use of facial recognition, however, could represent a new tactic: luring people to step in front of the camera, rather than just scanning a crowd or waiting for fans to pass by.
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Alabama was rewarded for boldness on a 4th down run, but a deep pass by Tua Tagovailoa later in the drive proved too large of a risk, as the quarterback threw his second interception of the day.
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Ms. Ocasio-Cortez, who trounced Mr. Crowley, a longtime and powerful member of Congress from Queens, likened the offer to catcalling — the practice of whistling or making unwanted comments to women who pass by on the street.
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Center Brayden Schenn benefited from an apparent blown coverage at 15:49, standing all alone at the left post and tapping in a centering pass by center Sean Couturier to give the Flyers goals on consecutive shots.
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After the State Assembly passed its version of the bill — 45 to 25, with six abstentions — on Monday afternoon, the bill moved to the Senate, where the vote had been expected to pass by a small margin.
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Vancouver tied it with just 21 seconds to go in the opening period when Goldobin, off a nice drop pass by Sutter, fired a quick wrist shot past Subban's blocker for his seventh goal of the season.
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Several GOP senators said this week that the most likely path in the Senate would be a years-long provision included in the omnibus, which has to pass by March 24 in order to prevent a shutdown.
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Chosen by Manager Ernesto Valverde to take Messi's place in the starting lineup, Rafinha recovered the ball to start an attack in the 20nd minute, then finished it off by scoring from a pass by Luis Suarez.
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As automation of these systems improves, the opportunities open up: A quick pass by a drone could let crews know whether any particular tower needs closer inspection, then trigger the live-aboard crawler to take a closer look.
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Through two weeks, Winston ranks 28th out of 34 qualifying quarterbacks in Football Outsiders' DVOA (Defense-adjusted Value Over Average), which measures how effective a passer is given the offense around him on a pass-by-pass basis.
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Although it won't be getting as close to us as P/228 BA14, it'll still pass by at a snug distance of 5.2 million km (3.3 million miles), which makes it the fifth closest comet in recorded history.
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Drawing together personal observation and social commentary, it's a ballad for the ways in which youth groups specifically are criminalised in the UK – kept after class, feeling guilty or anxious for no reason when police cars pass by.
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Leo is the sign of royalty…but you're not asking to have people bow in respect when you pass by, you're simply asking to get paid what you are worth, and to have your time and energy respected.
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Whether an oblivious oversight or not, it's truly sad and disturbing that in 2018, something so racially and culturally insensitive could pass by the eyes of so many (stylist, photographer, creative and marketing teams) and be deemed acceptable.
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"I don't pretend to know what it's like for a person of color to pass by one of these monuments and consider that those memorialized in stone and metal did not value my freedom or humanity," he said.
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One significant factor, however, is that while budget resolutions can pass by a simple majority vote — as can "budget reconciliation" bills — appropriations bills, last-minute spending deals, and continuing resolutions are ordinary legislation that's subject to a filibuster.
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"Thank you to this immunization team, who in these difficult times, when the people need every riyal, have decided to pass by every house, saving transportation fees and effort for the people," Sanaa resident Abdo Ahmed Ali said.
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As I stand off to the side in the hair detention area, I watch other women pass by with big hair -- sprayed up Dolly Parton do's, giant bouffants, Hasidic women in wigs, or Amish with women wearing bonnets.
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"I'll always pass by the beauty section and grab something and hope that I budgeted and the coupons give me a little extra so I can buy what I wanted to get for myself," Bennett, 29, tells PEOPLE.
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Boyd gave goalkeeper Lee Grant no chance after a dazzling solo run and pass by Jeff Hendrick left the midfielder with time and space to curl a first-time shot from 12 meters into the bottom left corner.
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The Boilermakers got two touchdown passes each from Sindelar and David Blough, but a 2723-yard interception return of a Blough pass by Stacy Thomas for a touchdown in the third quarter gave Louisville a 25-21 lead.
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Black and white photography over a jacked, weird old 2005-ass sounding hip hop track, an advertisement for some obscure Texas Liquor brand, all set up to frame a big-to-guard pass by two aging European stars?
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To top off a bad day, Monday ended with Breitbart shiving Ryan—the first attack in what will become a blame war, should the AHCA fail to pass—by posting audio of him effectively abandoning Trump in October.
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The Flyers continued to pepper Bernier, but he stood tall in goal long enough for Michael Grabner to intercept a telegraphed pass by Simmonds and score an insurance marker on a breakaway to make it 3-1 Toronto.
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Graham also said he believes tax reform can pass by year's end, and bemoaned President Trump's support for Roy Moore (the President slammed Moore's opponent in a tweet this morning.) Watch the full interview with the Senators here.
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A. The gates really sound the opening notes in Harvard's architectural symphony, and yet most students and tourists pass by them in their rush to write the next paper or pose for selfies alongside the John Harvard statue.
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The White House is also expected to ask that an additional $6.7 billion be added to a stopgap funding bill that Congress must pass by the end of the month to keep the government running, the aide said.
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Visitors who arrived at the Whitney Museum of American Art on Friday night to view the works in this year's politically tinged Biennial had to pass by a raucous demonstration that was not part of the official programming.
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ST. LOUIS — Erik Karlsson scored 4 minutes 28 seconds into overtime after the officials missed a hand pass by Timo Meier, and the San Jose Sharks rallied to beat the St. Louis Blues, 235-4, on Wednesday night.
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People lined up all day to see the pope pass by, queues stretched around the cathedral in Bogota as residents sought passes for his events, and street vendors sold t-shirts, baseball caps and posters carrying Francis's image.
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The Red Bulls' winning goal, in the 83rd minute, appeared to come from Bradley Wright-Phillips on a pass by Kemar Lawrence, but officials ruled that the decisive contact on the ball had come from Atlanta's Anton Walkes.
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Pass by an officer on the street and he will snap his head in your direction, warn you to watch your step, and end with a diminutive put-down like "boy" even as Clay towers feet above him.
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Most of the time, when you pass by a Chick-fil-A marquee it reads the daily specials, or maybe "Eat Mor Chikin"—but the sign out front of one Florida location has a whole different kind of message.
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"I still can't believe it happened," said a 39-year-old resident of the capital, Tashkent, who was among thousands who lined the main thoroughfare early on Saturday to watch the funeral cortege pass by en route to Samarkand.
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The Rangers tied the game with 5:40 remaining in the second thanks to a nifty pass by Chytil, who got the rebound of DeAngelo's point shot and made the pass to Buchnevich while being knocked down by Orlov.
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Regularly spaced, narrow windows wouldn't offer much of a view individually, but if dozens of them pass by every second an effect would be created like that of a zoetrope, allowing passengers to effectively see right through the walls.
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While you might order an Uber by speaking aloud, you'll then be able to pass by your Relay to see how far away the cab is, since Alexa isn't going to read that information out every time it updates.
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"Florence is the largest asteroid to pass by our planet this close since the NASA program to detect and track near-Earth asteroids began," Paul Chodas, manager of NASA's Center for Near-Earth Object Studies, said in a statement.
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"The asteroid and Jupiter take the same amount of time to complete one orbit around the Sun but one moves clockwise and the other counter-clockwise so they pass by each other twice per each full orbit," Morais wrote.
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With the announcement on Instagram, Tarpley posted a photo of himself after he intercepted a pass by Ryan Fitzpatrick of the Jets to seal a victory for the Bills and end the Jets' hunt for the playoffs in January.
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The system also may lose an additional $215 million in state funding that was approved by Republican Governor Bruce Rauner and the Democratic-led state legislature in June on the condition a statewide pension-reform package pass by January.
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The story centers on an incident that befell a naïve young housewife named Louise Maske, whose underpants somehow slipped down to her ankles as she stood on her toes trying to see the king pass by in a parade.
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Mr. Weinstein is a vocal critic of Gilead, the leading supplier of drugs for H.I.V. and hepatitis C. He recently had a caravan of vehicles, including a hearse, pass by an investor conference where Gilead was making a presentation.
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Having worked for Democratic leaders and dealt with many red-state Democrats, some running in red-state races in 2018 should and will be given a pass by leaders and voters, which would still leave Democrats above 40 votes.
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"Daw Suu Kyi promised us, 'We will change everything, everyone will get equal rights'," said Win Aung, an 80-year-old Muslim leader, sitting by the side of the road after watching campaign trucks bearing her face pass by.
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When gravitational waves pass by, the laser beams move in and out of phase with each other just a tiny amount, creating a waveform that can be analyzed to understand the properties of the black holes and the waves.
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And, if you're hiking or exploring a local park, throw in a little exercise by doing 10 step-ups to a bench followed by 10 push-ups, and repeating the set at the next three benches you pass by.
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