I would, um, [pause] think [pause] of my generation [pause] um, none.
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Uh [long pause], uh [long pause], uh [long pause], well—tr—no, not actually really.
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With this suit alone, Harry reminds us that our slowly imploding world will pause and rebuild, pause and rebuild, pause and rebuild.
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If I don't pause now I'll be forced to pause permanently .
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Also, Pause Ads won't appear until several seconds after you pause.
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"I wanted this pause; we've had this pause," he told reporters.
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Clicking the button under Pause Updates will pause any updates for 7 days.
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It also syncs so if one of you needs to pause, they both pause.
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Blue's clues are... (OBJECTS APPEAR OVER HOST'S HEAD) (PAUSE)... a cup, (PAUSE)...a straw.
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It was a nice pause in the procession, but it was just a pause.
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His 1997 sequence, "More Scales," illustrates this back-and-forth dynamic and the way in which, like musical scales, Lax's poems play with slight variations at fixed intervals: "flow// &/ pause// pause// &/ flow," runs one scale, "more/ flow// than/ pause// more/ pause// than/ flow" (151).
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When the balance sheets took a pause on expanding, the stock markets globally took a pause.
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It could be "that the pause everyone wanted was just a pause in time," Verrone mused.
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They don't believe best day ahead, they believe that the pause in growth is not a pause.
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You know, you knew if there was a pause, that pause was going to be cut out.
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For example, Hulu already offers "pause ads," which only appear when the viewer presses the pause button.
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If you count the seconds as Tomi Adeyemi opens her gold package — one (pause), two (pause), three (pause) — you'll notice that it takes her a full 30 seconds before she's able to speak.
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"They're going to weigh the hard economic data and if the data says pause, the Fed will pause."
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I sometimes find myself shouting "Alexa, pause" and then remembering I need to say "Hey Cortana, pause" instead.
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Sometimes you want to pause really quickly but getting your mouse to the pause/play button isn't convenient.
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"The Fed may want to pause and will want to pause at some stage next year," Fels said.
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There's also a new auto-pause feature: stick the two magnetic earbuds together, and your song will automatically pause.
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When a segment is over, numbandroid can't just pause the game; Dark Souls doesn't let you pause the game.
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With the second generation of AirPods, you can also simply say "Hey Siri pause music" to pause the noise.
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They've resorted to redundancy for emphasis: it's not just a "pause", but a "temporary pause" on travel from these countries.
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Earlier this year it introduced "pause" ads, a format that appears when a viewer presses pause while watching a show.
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"If it's able to do a five-hour pause, it's able to do a 24-hour pause," he told reporters.
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A two-month pause The recent launches come after a nearly two-month pause in similar activities by North Korea.
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It has to be a moment that's given House House pause, and I wanted to know more about that pause.
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The fastest way to play and pause, however, is to just tap the play/pause button on your Apple TV remote.
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Hulu is rolling out something called Pause Ads, which will pop up on your screen whenever you pause a Hulu show.
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That meant the Fed's rate-cutting cycle went from pause to "pause lite," DRW Trading rates strategist Lou Brien tells Axios.
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The Discoveries page is located in the pause menu (not your inventory menu; press Options on your PS4 controller to pause).
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Tune in to your breath — inhale to fill your lungs, pause at the top, exhale fully and pause at the bottom.
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The scientists at the hotel direct the drivers to pause, then drive, then pause, as they frogger through the drifting storms.
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"I wanted this pause, we've had this pause," said Flake, who voted "yes" for Kavanaugh at the Senate Judiciary Committee last week.
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Hulu is rolling out "pause" ads, or ads that appear on your screen when you hit the pause button while watching a show.
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It is taking a "pause" from raising interest rates, and that pause is just starting to have a positive impact on the economy.
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Somewhere in that moment, whether he believed it or not, the sun would pause in the sky above him, or seem to pause.
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Quick take: That meant the Fed's rate-cutting cycle went from pause to "pause lite," DRW Trading rates strategist Lou Brien tells Axios.
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"Coming into 2018, a pause was likely — that's following two years of 35 percent gains, so a pause or consolidation was actually healthy — but as this pause continued to draw out as the year progressed, we started to lose technical strength," O'Hara said.
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Yet I hope you also pause – yes, pause – and think about it: how did life get so fast and relentless all of the sudden?
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The machine sent a shock wave of recoil through all his bones, one-two-three-four-five pause one-two-three-four-five pause.
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" McCarthy continued, "And while there is a pause, there's no pause in the action in the United States towards renewable energy and energy efficiency.
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You want to aim to breathe out for longer than you breathe in, and pause after breathing in and out; so you might choose to count for three when you breathe in, then pause and count to five when you breathe out, then pause.
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This outcome is closest to the "pause" scenario we outlined in recent comments (here and here) although the length of the pause is fairly short.
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You can say things like "Alexa, stop the microwave," and "Alexa, pause the microwave," and it's nice to see the microwave pause out of nowhere.
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Opinion: It's time for the Navy to take a knee 'Operational pause' The collision prompted the Navy to order a rare, one-day operational pause.
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If I could pause for 10 minutes, perhaps my brain would catch up to my stomach, but I couldn't manage to pause for that long.
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In January, Hulu rolled out "pause" ads, or ads that appear on a users' screen when they hit the pause button while watching a show.
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"It might give me pause if I was 45 or 473 years old, but it doesn't give me pause right now," said Mr. Barr, 68.
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This "binge ad experience" is the second non-intrusive format Hulu has developed — the first being the "pause ad" that only appears when you press pause.
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Now we look at it and go 'hey, the Fed's on pause', we're in a mid-cycle pause and that's usually a buy signal for commodities.
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"The tech industry is desperate for highly skilled workers," observes Lisen Stromberg, author of Work, Pause, Thrive: How to Pause for Parenthood Without Killing Your Career.
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The new executive order creates a three month "pause" for issuing new visas and a four-month pause for asylum and refugee applications from six nations.
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Some stocks can go higher in pause mode, but probably not the same stocks that were going up before the pause and that's an important distinction.
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Russia's eight-hour 'humanitarian pause' from bombing eastern Aleppo is basically pointless Russia's eight-hour 'humanitarian pause' from bombing eastern Aleppo is basically pointless Russia temporarily stopped its airstrikes over eastern Aleppo on Tuesday in preparation for an eight-hour "humanitarian pause" due to start Thursday.
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While reading Steinke, I kept thinking of "Pause," an essay about menopause by the poet Mary Ruefle, who steers her way between despair and deliverance: "You must pause first, the way one must always pause before a great endeavor, if only to take a good breath."
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Hulu announces a new ad unit that appears when you pause Yes, Hulu is introducing an ad unit that will show up when you pause a video.
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You can switch between Play/Pause to control music or activate a Voice Assistant, current support for Siri or Google Now, by pressing the Play/Pause button.
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" The editorial he cited was headlined "Time for a Fed Pause," and urged the body to "follow the signals that suggest a prudent pause in raising rates.
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Be on the lookout for Pause blocks: Occasionally you'll come across red blocks with a "pause" symbol on them; if Mario stands on them, he'll stop his run.
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First, it serves as a play / pause / track skip button: you press once to toggle between play / pause or quickly double click to skip to the next song.
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There were various settings for patterns of sucking, where it would go like, suck-pause-suck or suck-suck-pause, like someone doing morse code on my vulva.
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". The consensus still looks for the hike, pause, hike, pause rhythm to continue, which implies another rate hike in December," said UBS Wealth Management chief economist Paul Donovan.
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TWO-MONTH PAUSE ENDS With Thursday's moves, BI resumed after a two-month pause an easing cycle started early this year with three rate cuts totalling 75 basis points.
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The sentence "Let's just pause and reflect on this for a second" comes out "Let's just pause and reflect on this fur a second" — missing a terrific "paws" opportunity.
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So is — pause for ominous silence — Al Pacino.
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If the travel ban—or pause, or "temporary pause"—is only necessary to permit the administration to undertake a review of vetting standards, it suddenly has no justification at all.
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Advertising loops and leers up at every pause, everywhere, and even when things are working more or less as they should, a televised NFL game is more pause than action.
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You've gained a tremendous amount of experience over the last few months, and now it's time to pause (lol, like an Aries could ever pause) and reflect on what you've learned.
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So, for example, you'd see Wile E. Coyote chasing The Road Runner, and then they'd fall off a cliff, and he would pause it and rewind it, like a pause tape.
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From here, you can pause recording (by pressing the pause button), end the video (by pressing the stop button), or draw on top of the video (by tapping the pencil icon).
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" After another pause, he said, "That we know of.
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" After a long pause, Kris, 60, simply said, "What?
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" She said her brother died because Shelby "didn't pause.
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" "I think what he's talking about is a pause.
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" After a moment's pause, Kavanaugh said, "A good dad.
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Don't forget about retirement savings — but consider hitting pause
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Probably not — but the hypothetical still gives me pause.
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" After a pause, she added, "So forget about teenagers.
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" President Trump doesn't even pause to ask, "How high?
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" Then, after a pause, "Thank you for being here.
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" Then after a pause, he added, "not real answer.
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And I think we have to pause -- hit the pause button -- and think deeply about whether or not this is the kind of country we want to hand off to our kids.
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"Play" and "Pause"You probably won't find speaking to Siri any easier than simply tapping on the Play/Pause button—but if you do, the voice assistant is ready at your command.
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Fundraising put on pause The uncertainty in the market, coupled with the inability to conduct on-site meetings, put a pause on some fundraising for private-equity shops, according to placement agents.
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The Federal Reserve could pause in its latest rate-cutting cycle, and depending on economic data and developments in trade talks, that pause could happen at, or more likely, after the Oct.
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You can, though, swipe right to pause or end the workout or pause by pressing the digital crown and button at the same time, so you don't have to look at your watch.
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I pause on Art Sex Music by Cosi Fanni Tutti.
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" After a long pause, he apparently answered, "It was nice.
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Eat a snack if you need one (see below). Pause.
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Even ingredients that aren't allergens can now make her pause.
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A lack of rules and hierarchy gives some people pause.
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In their hiking cycle, they've obviously been put on pause.
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So, put gift shopping on pause for just a second.
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Not at all, but it certainly gives reason for pause.
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Though I have it back on, it's giving me pause.
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Pull The Trigger "Never pause on the purchase," says Johnson.
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Most Fed governors are talking about it's appropriate to pause.
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That's the part that gives people like Luke Stark pause.
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Sit back, hit Pause on Life of Pablo, and enjoy.
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Let's pause on one other chart in the CBO report.
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And round numbers are often another reason for a pause.
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It's that last sentence that would normally give me pause.
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Maybe it will give startup founders and venture capitalists pause.
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Affleck told reporters the fictional parenting style gave him pause.
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The Amazon Echo, as I've previously explained, gives me pause.
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That pause then stretched on for more than an hour.
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It should also give the ratings agencies pause for thought.
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A quick pause for anyone not familiar with O.G. Yiddish.
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History says the market is in for a pause Thursday.
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Which is impressive because you literally can't pause Dark Souls.
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Pause your TV [laughs] and take a moment to reflect.
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And that provides an important opportunity to pause and reflect.
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There's a pretty long pause between Violent Waves and Descensus.
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There's a pause on the other end of the line.
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" After another pause, the man says, "What's your problem, anyways?
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I pause the music and take a moment to regroup.
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But you can't do much other than pause a cook.
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"A pause button, the governor has called it," Regan said.
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There's a remote with buttons for +/- volume and play/pause.
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But it was a strangely heavy pause before she answered. .
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It's the most sharply opinionated shows that give me pause.
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" After a pause, he adds, "I have a different demeanor.
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The Fed taking a pause may add to that sense.
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However, it caused only a brief pause in the celebrations.
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After a pause, her voice grew louder and more insistent.
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Let's pause for a moment and think back to 2006.
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A man takes advantage of the rare pause in fighting.
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But then a profile came up which made me pause.
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And then she says it again, with a pregnant pause.
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"Sansa [should] rule the Iron Throne," Harington said without pause.
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Therefore, I pause when I see politicians like Florida Sen.
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But there was something in there that makes me pause.
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Pause to think about it — okay, now you got it.
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Ms. Stembel says her business model is giving investors pause.
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" After a long pause, Common says, "He told me stories.
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" Then, after a pause, he added, "And we shall overcome.
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And Google certainly isn't encouraging Android users to pause that.
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HV: Just, I'm going to pause it for a second.
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" After a comically pregnant pause, Colbert replied, "A little bit.
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Why don't officers pause while shooting to reassess the threat?
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And I think that's something that should give us pause.
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There is no single poll that would make me pause.
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Other commands like "skip back" and "pause" are supported too.
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Lurking beneath was a vision that may give some pause.
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Still, the new kinds of leverage should give investors pause.
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Asset seizures since the crackdown have also given investors pause.
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It will also pause the Assistant any time it's speaking.
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I wish churches in America would pause to consider why.
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The act symbolizes a pause from the hustle of life.
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We ought to pause and really think deeply through that.
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Just pause, recognize what's happening, and take a deep breath.
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"When you make your point, pause and wait," she writes.
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" He goes on suggest we pause and "take a breath.
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The artist took a deep, long pause before answering: "Yes."
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It lets users skip tracks, play and pause and more.
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Cornell's timing throughout is impeccable, acknowledging every pause with ease.
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Illustrio seems to be on pause right now as well.
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We pretty much had to pause from laughing so hard.
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Each time my eyes pause, perfectly round purple inkblots appear.
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They'll pause, but not stop, and the difference is important.
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Bulls would love to hear that the pause is over.
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We should pause here just to underline one major point.
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There was a brief pause, and then a pleasant bloop!
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If I drank now, could I pause my life again?
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Pause for a moment, and really let this sink in.
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Taken together, the latest data sets must give one pause.
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And yet, the trailer has given some people serious pause.
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"I don't think so," he said, before taking a pause.
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Her recent shifts, however, ought to give free traders pause.
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" Quickly and without pause, Sulkowicz continues, "The answer is: Whatever.
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"I think that's arguably true," Rosekrans said after a pause.
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But investors are set to pause for breath on Wednesday.
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"Yes, I think so," she says after a slight pause.
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Okay, remember when Bieber took that pregnant pause from Instagram?
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That pause would give opponents time to file legal challenges.
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We cannot look away from this and we cannot pause.
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Even a pause in escalation would be a diplomatic win.
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After a few minutes, they pause to call an Uber.
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He didn't make clear how long this "pause" would last.
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There was no time for him to pause, to mourn.
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Every time his verse comes on I pause and skip.
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The Pentagon confirmed the pause in acceptances the next day.
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Lord said the pause remained in effect as of Friday.
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Can we please hit pause on any more musician deaths?
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Sure, you can tap on it to pause the music.
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A pause in the equities rally also helped the bullion.
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This work should give drug companies some pause for thought.
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But one exchange in particular should give American workers pause.
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After a pause, Johnson seemed to choose his words wisely.
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It's the rest of the caption that gave us pause.
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But instead… [pause] I taught the children what fear is.
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The Fed's pause proved a relatively bigger surprise for markets.
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My career pause had turned into my resume's black eye.
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So pause your activities, lean in, and press play below.
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What impact would an exercise pause have on alliance readiness?
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The dire reports, she added, do not give her pause.
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POMPEO: (pause) Well, the progress... BLITZER: With the North Koreans?
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Phillpjwhy and Gdog trade more insults, and then a pause.
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The main difference is — pause for orchestral flourish — their connection.
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As if the sounds of cries wouldn't make her pause?
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"We had to pause and ice pack him," Fischer said.
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" After a long pause, Thomas said, "I didn't buy nothing.
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After a long and awkward pause, the king strode onstage.
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After a brief pause, the police fired four more times.
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I think there's two things that sometimes give us pause.
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" ( Awkward pause ) "Yui, did you turn the windshield wipers on?
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"Ooh … cool," he heard her say after a long pause.
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It's enough to give even the most serious oenophile pause.
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"This is just China pressing the 'Pause button," said Chu.
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He reminded Stanley to pause before reacting to the music.
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Also, its ethnic stereotyping and its rape jokes give pause.
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We need to shut it down and take a pause.
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Rescuers pause the search in the evening because of flooding.
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Putting that pause in will help you resist your urges.
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"The mashing together of cultures gives me pause," she said.
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It would be well for us to pause and reflect.
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Still this is not enough for the Fed to pause.
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"A pause: "I wish they had some sense of service.
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" After a pause, he added: "I've been working on that.
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But early drafts of the list gave some students pause.
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" Mr. Morgan, reflectively, after a long pause: "It will fluctuate.
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You can pause and resume your session whenever you like.
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J.C. said the shootings did not give them any pause.
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Here's how you can pause a download on a PS4.
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We'd either pause or just blaze through like you do.
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It's like watching history on pause, right before the storm.
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"That may give them pause about moving forward," he said.
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First, hit the pause button on the rush to Cruz.
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Garriss: No. [pause] Well, Arcadia Bay is a strange place.
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And yet something about This Is Us gives me pause.
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Darden finally says "goodnight" after an extremely long, lingering pause.
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That will not permit the continuation of the humanitarian pause.
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"Hello," he initially wrote me before taking a brief pause.
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"Introverts are temperamentally defined to pause to reflect," he adds.
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Let's pause here for a second, because this is important.
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It's time to hit the pause button on the franchise.
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We can pause here to correct the record a bit.
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Some quantifiable factors also give Abramowitz pause about the model.
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Let's pause just a moment to look at something cool.
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Mercury retrograde asks us to slow down, pause, and review.
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Once you pause your podcast, you can't start it again.
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And it's the latter option that may give politicians pause.
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"She does look like Leandro," Giustinia remarks, after a pause.
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A pause in conversation is its own kind of statement.
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" After a pause, he said, "It's always a crucial time.
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Can we pause for a moment to consider Nacho's plight?
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" After a pause, Mr. Leahy said: "Well, that is convenient.
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The phone scrolling around the room came to a pause.
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"I saw the songs as, like, a, um …" Long pause.
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If your gym is closed indefinitely, pause your monthly payments.
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"It feels like your life is on pause," she said.
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"I think we can have a short pause," he added.
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"I just wanted people to pause and think," he said.
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Really, whole swaths of Korean cuisine can give foreigners pause.
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"I really don't know," Mr. Fleiss said, after a pause.
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" There was a long pause and a hushed reply: "Yeah.
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" After a pause, she added, "I mean, obviously, you can.
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Some pause their careers or choose not to have children.
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There's a short pause followed by half of a laugh.
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I took a brief pause and considered stopping all together.
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To the dismay of many, that pause lasted eight years.
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But there wasn't a pause because the concept hit home.
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And Judge Kavanaugh's record gives him pause on that front.
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But Alvarez is bleeding now, so we'll pause for treatment.
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But stocks never dipped low enough to trigger another pause.
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Click "Stop Share" or "Pause Share" to stop the broadcast.
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In large letters were her stage directions: "Slow, Pause, Determined."
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BS: [after a long pause] What, on a personal level?
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It was an extension of a previously planned production pause.
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These conversations may push you forward or suggest a pause.
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" After a contemplative pause, he added, "It's a great story.
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No stress — you can change, pause, or add meals anytime.
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I pause to leave the question suspended in awkward silence.
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Let's pause here and give Catherine a round of applause.
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After a pause, he adds, 'We ended up becoming enemies.
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If I dare pause on one, it shrieks grotesquely alive.
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But they should pause to consider the environmental value proposition.
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Even Japan's favorite pastime — baseball — has been put on pause.
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" After a silent pause the band yelled, "They don't know!
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After each yearlong pause, he has returned to work renewed.
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That is a thoughtful feature, but it gave me pause.
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I really do think it's going to make people pause.
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But the prince's ownership rights may give potential buyers pause.
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All that gave us pause: Can Antarctica handle that increase?
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But Baltimore has been stout enough to give one pause.
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If necessary, you can also pause or skip a section.
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It's exactly the sort of technology that gives people pause.
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Instead, you must remove both earbuds to pause music playback.
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There are certainly moments that may make some readers pause.
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However, they sense more of a pause than a finish.
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I often get to a point with some and pause.
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You can change, pause, or cancel your subscription at anytime.
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When I asked about women, there was an awkward pause.
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I define a pause as any intentional shift in behavior.
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Investors want to know how long the pause will last.
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But one area does give Collins a reason to pause.
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Some voters told us that give them pause about him.
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"Mozilla is pressing pause on our Facebook advertising," it said.
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But that doesn't mean that they shouldn't give us pause.
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You pause the game again and put down the controller.
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Did those aspects of the script give you any pause?
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Pause and take time to consider what brings you joy.
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However, the fast rise in stocks gave some experts pause.
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After 1H pause, hyperscaler spending began to recover in 2H.
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The crisis is forcing a tech boomtown to hit pause.
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Thus, audience giveaways, demonstrations or interactions are on pause, too.
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They do not need to pause, to think: They know.
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Even if you love "Rhapsody," the Singer allegations give pause.
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It is also a pause warranted by the economic data.
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Some services are hitting pause on hiring Californians at all.
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" After a long pause, the Pope then said, "Sorry brothers.
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And that gives me pause, at least a little bit.
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They do not always stop, or even pause, for parenthood.
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I have to say, though, it gave me serious pause.
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In this mad world of shootings, suicide and other tragic endings of life reported daily in the media, his impending death has caused us to pause precisely because his commentary causes us to pause.
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Pause Windows updatesScreenshot: GizmodoWindows is giving you even more control over future updates—you can, if you like, pause updates for seven days at a time via the Update & Security entry in Windows Settings.
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"There are three reasons for the pause in the reforms — and I say pause, because inevitably reforms will continue at some point," says Richard Feinberg, a Cuba scholar at the Brookings Institution in Washington.
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The only pause between any songs on this side occurs just after the Pillars and Tongues song "Ships." but even that pause makes "Slow Passage" almost an addendum to the block of segued songs.
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Pfizer announced a pause in its price increases after the its CEO later spoke with Trump, but that pause ended at the start of 2019 and the company has been raising prices since then.
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A pause-for-pause, cough-for-cough rendering of the F.B.I. transcripts of the first interrogation of the federal contractor Reality Winner, who is now serving a more than five-year sentence for whistle-blowing.
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Quick blank pause, then, "Lived here all my life," he said.
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If these don't give us pause, then we are imprudent indeed.
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This should help pause some of the negative sentiment out there.
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" There was this pregnant pause and Steve's says: "Okay, you're in.
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"I think they're certainly going to pause in March," he said.
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With the Chase just around the corner, that gives Larson pause.
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Parenthood doesn't pause at Mom's shower time — just ask Jenny Mollen.
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Now is the time to pause and unwind, not push forward.
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She said several things about Paulette gave her pause in Charlotte.
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Williams said Tuesday he supported the pause so far this year.
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Or, you could just pull the left earbud out to pause.
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Users can pause their weekly subscription or cancel at any time.
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It's [insert the same dramatic pause as before] The Winona Collision.
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"Is there any (small pause) way you can help me?" does.
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Maybe we should hit pause before we get on this bandwagon.
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There was a pause in the shooting, and we started running.
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I didn't feel bad about pressing pause for a little while.
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Don't Panic: Pause for a moment and take a deep breath.
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It reiterated its request that DAPL pause work in the area.
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Plus a back, home, menu, reverse, play/pause, and forward buttons.
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Can we pause on the burger emoji debate for a second?
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There was a long pause, and Scott came on the line.
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Therefore, some say his anti-immigration efforts could give investors pause.
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SARA EISEN: Would you suggest they pause as soon as December?
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After a pause, my friends chuckled softly and shook their heads.
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You can also tap either button to play and pause music.
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" After a brief, confused pause, Colbert said, "Oh, oh I see.
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I don't need to pause one thing to do another anymore.
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I pause to take a deep breath in between each signature.
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When you catch yourself rushing to help your sweetie, take pause.
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" Another pause, he quipped, "And I thought Marlene Dietrich was great!
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I'll pause here so you can wonder who those players are.
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But none of this seems to give the Trump sons pause.
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Now let's pause here to forestall a couple of possible objections.
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And Target predicts shoppers won't have time for that December pause.
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I promise you, they will at least pause and consider it.
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When she said that, I actually had to pause the video.
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It has pause, play, and rewind buttons for seamless binge-watching.
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And yet the results from this experiment should give Americans pause.
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We'll pause while you pick your monocle up from the floor.
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Still, he said the threat of prosecution should give Democrats pause.
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Tunga's sculpture suggests that a successful revolution requires a collective pause.
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Big, explosive set pieces pause to showcase gruesome, dismemberment-heavy deaths.
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ZB: Wait, pause for second — Britain will be soft on Russia?
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As prices failed to accelerate, officials put interest rates on pause.
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"The TANF experience has got to give you pause," he says.
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There's usually a pause in arrivals the first week of October.
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That would have caused the killer to pause and save lives.
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It is here that a pause should be taken for thought.
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"It is time to pause and survey the land," Brown said.
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An example of what a pause ad on Hulu looks like.
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To play and pause music, you tap the left pad once.
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It ought to give pause to other social networks, as well.
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But the way workers achieved those savings gave the researchers pause.
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In the near-term we now recommend positioning for a pause.
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If anything, DeSantis showed intellectual laziness that should give constituents pause.
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Here, it felt like The Upside Down hit a pause button.
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But I have to think it gives some voters pause, right?
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But the sheer size of these positions gives pause for thought.
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Just pause to make sure your solution won't create another problem.
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If you'd like to pause your YouTube TV membership, visit tv.youtube.
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"Some pause in this trend was bound to happen," he said.
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Who puts their life on pause for weeks of potential humiliation?
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Trump's aggressive anti-China rhetoric has also given some companies pause.
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Pink "Beautiful Trauma" Let's pause and talk about Pink's latest video.
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But scientists are now completely sure that the pause never happened.
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I'll pause and invite you to do the same and breathe.
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So Google will let you "pause" a setting called Location History.
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I had to stop and pause and reflect a little bit.
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But that new poll by Gallup has to give you pause.
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Reuters was the first to report the pause on sanctioning Zarif.
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I think at times yeah, I guess it's given me pause.
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You can press it again to pause or play a song.
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Or is this just a pause before the next leg higher?
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Users, though, did not seem too bothered by the brief pause.
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Once you hit your income goal you can pause freelance work.
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Still, the news may give some customers pause before ordering Panera.
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Her latest spine-chilling contribution in Hereditary, however, gave her pause.
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Expectations are ahead of legislative progress, despite the recent market pause.
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This shouldn't give Microsoft, or other companies pushing technological envelope, pause.
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I think you're going to find a pause in these deportations.
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There's certainly been enough bad news to give any investor pause.
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Thus, the "pause" that's noncommittal enough that it just might backfire.
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Regardless, the "pause" has vexed scientists trying to explain erroneous models.
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On the preview tour, women pause to take pictures with it.
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We are going to, let's say, take a pause in Seagate.
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The public would be correct to pause and watch with suspicion.
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Any pause by Facebook is seen as a sign of weakness.
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Does the potential to play with human genetics give you pause?
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" After a pause, the superstar athlete adds, "You have to be.
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And don't even get me started on the play/pause button.
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Sometimes that involves taking a pause between feeling triggered and responding.
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"It was absolutely surreal," she says, followed by a long pause.
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Financial conditions quickly tightened afterward, giving policymakers pause about future moves.
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" Without pause or hesitation, he clearly and proudly said, "White Sox.
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Can we pause real quick so I can rewatch Season 3?
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Not every fleet commander will conduct this pause the same way.
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What Navy leaders learn from this pause will probably be instructive.
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The pause will shed light on these and many other factors.
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A pause, perhaps, but far from the end of the matter.
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Mr Goyal claims the retrenchment is merely a pause for breath.
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Press pause on the #cantstopswontstop momentum and really assess those resolutions.
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You can't read it, you can't pause or rewind it — yet.
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That alone should give members pause before they support this plan.
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"I shouldn't speak for her," he said after a long pause.
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Let me pause here and reiterate: Ofelia has nothing to do.
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A moment of silence for the master of the comedic pause.
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Pause for one second after backspacing 25 to make 24..... 2?!
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We pause now for the sound of silence and crickets chirping.
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Some defenders of the program suggest the pause will "sabotage" ObamaCare.
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With that in mind, we should pause and consider the facts.
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The new study should cause educators and citizens alike to pause.
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People with the condition pause when they breathe in their sleep.
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"I didn't know that," Cole told reporters before a long pause.
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"We're going to press pause," CEO Jack Conte tells The Verge.
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They are ghosts that pursue each other without a moment's pause.
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The distance was challenging and gave them pause, Mr. Caws especially.
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Instead, double tap on the right AirPod to pause and play.
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" After a pause, Nam said definitively, "Moon's vision is a fantasy.
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For now, however, health-care reform has been placed on pause.
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Certainly, a refreshing pause after such an aggressive run makes sense.
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I mean, obviously besides uplifting CBD [long pause] I'm not sure.
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Gives me some pause about likelihood of Cruz-Fiorina ticket today.
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Put the internet on pause, get in a room, and talk.
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Sportsman's groups, however, said they view Trump's pause as only temporary.
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"I wouldn't say it's fun," she said, after a long pause.
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There was another pause, long enough for virtue to be asphyxiated.
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Tap the download icon again to pause if you need to.
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"After I gave my presentation, there was this pause," she said.
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Carles Puigdemont has pressed pause and claimed the trappings of democracy.
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"OK, yes, I'll go with that," she said after a pause.
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I can't help but pause each day to observe the progress.
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And here there is reason to pause and cross one's fingers.
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All this would give pause to the centralisers Mr Tusk decries.
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One last time, America: Pause and let all that sink in.
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"We watch TV I guess sometimes," she said, after a pause.
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" After a pause, he said, "So I was right all along.
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I pause to ask for their fondest memories of the club.
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A dial tone, an answer, then a long, silent pause. Click.
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John Richardson, said when he revealed plans for the operational pause.
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The android and the young man pause at each globe, respectfully.
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" There was a long pause and the deep voice spoke. "Yes.
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" There was another long pause for me to wade through. "Okay.
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She heard the weight in my pause, then asked to confirm.
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But the Trump administration pushed pause on the initiative in August.
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You see, she used to hang out with *dramatic pause* socialists.
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All of those factors will give at least some moderates pause.
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The "sheer preponderance of Caucasus Masculinus gives me pause," James wrote.
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It&aposs a pause on that story, not a goodbye yet.
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And if so, will he pause his nuclear and missile tests?
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US stocks rebounded from session lows following the rare trading pause.
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But the distress they went through should give pause for thought.
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If there is no market, "then we would pause," he said.
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The "pause" serves the same function as a shelter in place.
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You can tap this icon to stop or pause the recording.
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The global car-manufacturing business has come to a collective pause.
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The halting final couplet prompts a pause, a silence, a reread.
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Pause at 23:22017 What's the complicating factor in Carlos's record?
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Pause at 6:12 How has this strategy actually played out?
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Yeah, well, I mean, you can hit the pause button anywhere.
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I took advantage of the pause to check my phone again.
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The light-bulb moment with Mr. Tripathi, especially, gave her pause.
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We didn't want to feel like we pressed pause on everything.
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It's the writing about it that seems to give him pause.
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But when he saw her lying there, he didn't even pause.
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No. It's simply a pause until the next surprise comes along.
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What gives experts pause isn't just the number of such incidents.
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But a crucial part of the script gave prospective backers pause.
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Luckily, Yumble lets you skip a week or pause your subscription.
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Logic and evidence do not support the claims about a pause.
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"That's the only thing that gives me pause," Mr. Charney said.
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"I certainly hope not," Mr. Spicer said after a brief pause.
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Should I pause, put down my notebook and offer to help?
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Even if she's been forced to pause for the time being.
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All the stairs, they found, gave pause to older home shoppers.
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I could feel the rushing thoughts slowly come to a pause.
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We pause to linger a few minutes more with our families.
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I've made sure to pause, breathe, and take care of myself.
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More Saudi news: The Khashoggi controversy is giving deal makers pause.
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Sometimes they will pause briefly before telling you you're an idiot.
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"The country," she said, after a thoughtful pause, "is very divided."
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We recognize the pregnant pause, the stunned silence, the expectant hush.
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Also, had to hit pause on reading comments cuz bullies suck.
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Pause for a moment of stillness before taking another deep breath.
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The news of the pause was first reported by Ad Age.
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Still, we think they should pause to consider several tough questions.
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Take a pause, regroup, and then take a few steps forward.
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That pause is more likely to occur after the October meeting.
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"We never went anywhere, we just pushed pause for a minute."
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I pause the app to move my clothes to the dryer.
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Tapping the middle of the device would play or pause music.
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That's what gives pause to potential Bennet supporters: Can he win?
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Reports of how Senator Klobuchar treats her staff give us pause.
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Feeling a little dispensable, I opened Bumble to pause my account.
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But it also gave us great pause about what to share.
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Tap the left earbud to pause music, double tap to skip.
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Taking stock, taking action But life does not pause for politics.
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Not even juice dripping down my wrist could give me pause.
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"Just pause for a second and reflect on that," he said.
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But, Trump's comments about the nominee have to give Jackson pause.
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Sometimes, we must pause and wonder how all this nonsense happens.
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I had put my own life on pause for so long.
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You do your own meditation and hit pause when you're done.
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Given these concerns, it seems reasonable to hit the pause button.
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Gesture controls let you play, pause, skip or change the volume.
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But the price tag might give you a bit of pause.
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Johnson declared a weeklong bombing pause in the spring of 1965.
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But he described satisfaction when rushing commuters pause to stop in.
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Let's all just pause for minute with grand proclamations either way.
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Pause for a moment to pity the poor Trump administration officials.
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The department also asked Jackson to pause her ruling pending appeal.
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"I've seen him emotionally affected," one said after a long pause.
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The murmur of disappointment billowing up seemed to give him pause.
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Communities and schools around the country also will pause to remember.
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The "humanitarian pause" had previously been due to expire on Friday.
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"I think they are peculiar," Johnson said after a long pause.
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There's a pause, and Midge dodges the root of his question.
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Instead, Washington and Pyongyang are now at "a pause," Galluci said.
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But the prospect of defending Trump has apparently given them pause.
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We'll leave a pause here so we can play Fred here.
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The New York theater season used to pause after the holidays.
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Mr. Weber said that should have given the asylum officer pause.
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"We just have to support the travel pause," said Parker, 62.
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Let's pause for a moment to let this all sink in.
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This lack of "limiting principle" gives conservatives a lot of pause.
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Life continues to happen, and it doesn't pause for their tantrums.
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Another one, a "Pause" button, that allows drivers to pause accepting requests if they need to take a break also came from feedback from drivers who ended up in back-to-back-to-back Uber trips.
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So the pause is a big deal, but if we're going to stick with 50,000 refugees a year, the pause probably isn't affecting how many people are going to come into the United States in 2017.
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"The domiciliation of corporate activity in UK will continue, it will be clouded by the 'press pause' approach by some global multinationals...but we don't think it's a stop, we think it's a modest pause," Bowers said.
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The EPA said in a Federal Register filing that made the pause official on Monday that it would pause the rule for 90 days while it considers whether to initiate a full regulatory process to repeal it.
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You can't pause the film, and you can't fast-forward or record.
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It made me pause and think numerous times while I was reading.
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" After a pause, Ainge added: "They had injuries with Williams and Lopez.
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The 15-day pause, which is now set to conclude on Jan.
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There was a deliberate pause toward the end of December to reassess.
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McConnell knows exactly what he is doing -- the pause, the smile, etc.
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That a sense of pause can bring relief and clarity and renewal.
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That pause may be the time for gold to outperform, Goldman said.
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The only thing to do is decide when to disconnect, to pause.
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"I will," the 14-year-old would say, followed by a pause.
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At that point, the policymakers are expected to pause to examine conditions.
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Alternatively, if there's an awkward pause and you want out, see below.
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You can tap or press to pause, skip, or accept a call.
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So, this was a temporary pause to create an extreme vetting process.
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" The parents would respond, "Nothing," then pause before adding, "Well, Big Bird.
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George said volatility in financial markets, if sustained, could give policymakers pause.
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Pause for a second and slowly lower your hips to the floor.
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You can return your car and pause your payments until you return.
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Smart sensors even pause your music automatically when you remove your headphones.
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She has toured the world twice—pause on that for a moment.
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Some senators want Homeland Security to "pause" its airport facial recognition program.
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Mark Sanford only to lose the seat to a Democrat, some pause.
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On Thursday morning Twitter announced it would pause its verification process indefinitely.
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The awkward pause after a voice command is gone — but only sometimes.
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A little bump on the play / pause button makes tactile recognition straightforward.
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Mr. Trump continued to pause and said he was having trouble hearing.
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" Pause before one of the show's many non sequiturs: "Ya like math?
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There will be a pause while your ex weighs up the options.
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Done well, it is a pause that refreshes and helps us innovate.
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There's a pause, and then sound of the wax being ripped off.
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The prospect of taking on DuPont ''did cause us pause,'' Terp concedes.
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But the Fed's pause could also bring bad news to emerging markets.
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If that price point gives you pause, well, get used to it.
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We've had a pause in warming & NASA corrupted data, says Malcolm Roberts.
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Pause: Are we supposed to think that Alex is attracted to Zach?
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George said volatility in financial markets, if sustained, could give policymakers pause.
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And then they try to set up being on pause from here.
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You can just pause and disengage and let it not bother you.
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"I still aim to evoke a pause in the viewer," Alexandra says.
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Thankfully, you can "Pause" this slightly unsavory aspect of the company's services.
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And it might make them pause and think again about an alternative.
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RICK PERRY: Well, listen, I don't get confused that there's always pause.
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There's a long, long pause while Insatiable waits for you to laugh.
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Press this button once, and you can play or pause your music.
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The euro looks set to put a pause in its post-U.
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While they look pretty delicious, the name has always given me pause.
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Russia has said it would pause bombing for eight hours on Thursday.
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I think it was a pause that was necessary at the time.
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Touch Bar buttons allow you to quickly play, pause, and scrub video.
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Firms may pause planned hiring and investment plans or scrap them altogether.
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It's not unusual for investors to take a bit of a pause.
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The players pause for a break and I sit down with Lunte.
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"We had to pause marketing because we ran out," says Ms Schulte.
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They must do this "after a slight pause and [with] much fervour".
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I was just making music… sorry, can I pause for a moment?
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It even lets you use your keyboard to play and pause tracks.
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" After taking a pause, Harding responded by saying, "Thank you so much.
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J., had to temporarily pause his opening statement as the chants continued.
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The bill has also given pause to those working in law enforcement.
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" Goldie seems to pause after the statement, while Pip replies, "Yeah, completely.
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After a pause, he offered his interpretation of what had just happened.
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Pause, then, using your abs, pull yourself back to the start position.
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I often pause, overwhelmed and exhausted, and think, Is anybody happy anymore?
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Here we pause for a metaphorical aside from the world of marketing.
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But four things about the case for carbon taxes give me pause.
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Elsewhere though, there were enough disconcerting signs to give some analysts pause.
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Zuckerberg: (long pause) Ah, it certainly doesn't feel like that to me!
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Essentially, the couple pressed pause on all spending that wasn't for necessities.
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But one area that gave me pause was the company's margin breakdown.
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Let's also pause and remember that every statistic is a singular life.
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So let's just pause on the notion that it's all completely over.
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"We are making bicycles," says co-founder Ardo Kaurit with a pause.
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"You are my pregnant wife," he adds before a pause of disbelief.
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The C2000, on the other hand, might at least give one pause.
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"[Wednesday's] loss was something of a pause in the markets," he said.
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Pence continued without pause with his speech and never mentioned the departure.
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We should pause for a moment to note how strange this is.
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This is a great time to pause and reflect on your needs.
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We're told that effort was put on pause following Chris' death Tuesday.
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Pause for a moment here to ask yourself where has time gone.
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So while you are looking over the aid packages, take a pause.
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Each pause was filled by thunderous applause from the sold-out audience.
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My general sense is that folks maybe pause, and wait and see.
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"I did support it," Clinton said with a slight pause of hesitation.
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But the door in this video is bound to make you pause.
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I'm not that interested in the paintings, she said, after a pause.
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Let's pause for a moment and recall how machine learning actually works.
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But the fact that it's possible at all should give us pause.
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The scale of his victory here must give Haley pause for thought.
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Pause and think about what we attach to the notion of weight.
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Giving you a gentle nudge if you pause while you're stroking them.
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Quick pause: how did Emily and Wren possibly create a blonde daughter?
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Alexander asked why she chose Trump, and there was a long pause.
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"But you and I are just people," Kang says after a pause.
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Any vulnerability that might give even a few GOP senators serious pause.
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But there are those that do not expect a pause at all.
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Lovers can pause for laughter or switch positions when something is uncomfortable.
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What Kasich did do was provide a pause button for the nomination.
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Displaying a level of sycophancy that would even give Sean Hannity pause,
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The November 85033 test marked the predictable end of Pyongyang's proliferation pause.
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But Broadcom's fighting tactics also gave Qualcomm's top brass pause, Mollenkopf said.
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Lounge lights dim when you press play and illuminate when you pause.
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It might take them a minute, there might be a pause there.
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Then, after a pause, it starts to reinflate as the blinking accelerates.
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I will pause here and say that I love Karen Cushman's work.
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That should give us all reason to pause and reconsider the agreement.
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We might as well — hey, you know what gives me more pause?
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However, they may have a dark side that gives tech experts pause.
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As a result the Fed's hiking cycle could well pause in 2019.
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"I think, I think it's the law," Homan said after a pause.
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WeWork's financials, in particular, are also giving some prospective IPO investors pause.
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We have seen some actions that have certainly given very serious pause.
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Thinking about this best voter has helped me take an emotional pause.
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But it's also possible the rally could just pause on its own.
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This was the bribe pause — then set for foreigners at about $50.
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In the short term, it's their valuations that gives him real pause.
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I mean it feel good but bruh [long pause] shit gets tiring.
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Enamored of Arnold though I am, let me suggest that we pause
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This gave him pause, and he was suddenly a lot less sure.
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If we go into another 2009 environment, it would really pause investments.
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"How dull it is to pause, to make an end," he muses.
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" After a short pause, my answer has always been, "I like it!
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He shook his head sadly, but only after a very slight pause.
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In recent years, scientists have put rest-pause training to the test.
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Crucially, the rest-pause group made their gains with less gym time.
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It's exciting, but it also gives plenty of us reason to pause.
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There was something in Draymond that made him pause. Emotionally. Physically. Facially.
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It's not something that I even need to pause to think about.
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That pause cut the number of Iraqi refugees in half that year.
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Asking puts a pause on everything and can really ruin the atmosphere.
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If not, try to pause and restart the download a second time.
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So it&aposs a pause on that story, not a goodbye yet.
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We can't put the virus on pause while we play catch-up.
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"So you don't believe in that," he said, after an awkward pause.
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Pressing pause on my investments does not change our opinion on this.
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The New York State on PAUSE order went into effect Monday morning.
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And I'll be like, 'I'm Michelle Kwan' — and then there's a pause.
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There's already an awkward pause when greeting strangers and familiar faces alike.
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A woman and her dog pause for a portrait on Bathgate Avenue.
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Never again, each civilization tells itself, when we pause to look back.
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Perhaps you might pause for talks or an exhibition from the 25!
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During the pause of commerce I asked him where he had served.
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No. No. That was a pause... Well I'd like to be president.
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"It gives them reason to pause and reset their strategy," he said.
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Let's pause for a moment to discuss why the timeline is important.
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Maybe America should take a pause, as we did in the 228s.
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"The term 'bailout' does give everyone pause, and justifiably so," said Rep.
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"I've never worked with Harvey," Mr. Hanks says, after a long pause.
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This latest political upheaval should give Turkey's partners in NATO real pause.
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An epidemic that hits sales and supply chains will give buyers pause.
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Cotton urged the Senate to "press pause" on the House-passed bill.
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" You could bake a pie in the pause between "nobody" and "always.
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But before you pile into the company, pause, and then probably don't.
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Hitting the pause button on sports was, of course, the right decision.
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I had a strong urge to pause and sit with my feelings.
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The company will also pause processing and shipping of new online orders.
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Under Chapter 11, Purdue is able to pause the litigation against it.
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That could give some prospective homebuyers pause in certain high-tax areas.
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The pause would run for five hours a day, from 9 a.m.
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Let's first pause for a moment on the absurdity of that explanation.
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The calls to hit pause on comment periods extend beyond environmental issues.
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He recalled how his enthusiasm caused Mr. Paddock to pause and turn.
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And that's my pause button and the one question I ask myself.
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But it was more than vocal reticence that gave Ms. Yende pause.
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She wants to do this, but two nagging thoughts give her pause.
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Mostly, you just have to remember to pause playback on your phone.
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Japan's safe-haven yen began to climb again after a pause overnight.
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Can we pause for a moment to wax poetic about Meghan Markle?
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Without a nanosecond's pause, I'd vote for any of them over Trump.
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However, it will pause paid advertising on channels like Twitter and YouTube.
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The breakout has continued to pause as it develops a bullish consolidation.
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After a short pause, we're back on the topic of unicorn layoffs.
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VOC moons are a wonderful opportunity to press pause and recenter yourself.
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Mr. Berke worried that Mr. Trump's words might give the company pause.
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There was a pause during which he should have reciprocated but didn't.
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The air carried the smack of each impact, followed by a pause.
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He made most of his moves quickly but occasionally had to pause.
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After a pause, Jackie moved closer to Michael and spoke more quietly.
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We had asked for a pause to address some of our issues.
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When he heard a pause in the gunfire, he leaped into action.
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She heard a click, a pause, and then a second male voice.
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The fact that WhatsApp is owned by Facebook gives some experts pause.
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Before your next one-on-one, pause to reflect before giving feedback.
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A judge recently told the Pentagon to hit pause on the contract.
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I'm always happy to help, but that kindly locution gives me pause.
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"Every once in a while there was a pause," Linney said recently.
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But the pause was punctured by some students clapping and high-fiving.
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This shows the current album art and the play or pause button.
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When this happens, you'll need to pause and increase the resistance setting.
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She doesn't pause to explain, except in the broadest terms, her methods.
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He wanted to give pause, he wanted to de-escalate the situation.
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Here are six things that should make you hit the pause button.
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The user could pinch the drawstrings to play or pause connected music.
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So, he switched to yoga and cardio and put lifting on pause.
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"When I bring out that skeleton, there is a pause," she said.
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Did the fact that he was a white man give you pause?
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Pause and fully savor the moments when there's affection, humor or kindness.
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But they took little pause and methodically prepared to defend their campus.
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Like AirPods, music will automatically pause when you take out a bud.
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"Everything was put on pause because I decided to vape," Castillo said.
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So again, that's a price level that gives some pause for thought.
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"They have essentially hit the pause button here," Partridge said about Arkansas.
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The previous accounting examples may give business owners pause — and they should.
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I want motion, but I also want a pause in that motion.
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CNN first reported the USDA's decision to pause data collection in July.
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But opposition from his counterparts in the public system gave him pause.
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That uncertainty I think is just having people pause a little bit.
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"There was a long pause," Esty said, recalling the conversation last week.
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Her questions were indeed legitimate, though I'll admit they gave me pause.
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These extensions can pause tabs without closing them, freeing up Chrome's bandwidth.
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That said, the book gives me pause where its women are concerned.
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Sharon Van Etten planned to pause her music career to study psychology.
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There was a long pause at the other end of the telephone.
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Wall Street concern extends beyond a pause in the stock market rally.
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Jim: [pause] You know…sometimes you can hold it for a second.
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We pause here to note that Nick Markakis is signed through 22.
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Each of us, in our daily lives, can pause for a moment.
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Pause YouTube with one click, or skip backward and forward 10 seconds.
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It also offers an immediate feed mode and a pause feed mode.
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BOOST FROM FED PAUSE The IMF said it supported the U.S. Federal Reserve's decision to pause its rate-hiking cycle, which the global lender said would support the U.S. and world economies this year by easing financial conditions.
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The 1+1+3 coda (click pause click pause click click click) is unique to the Eastern Caribbean, is made by all the whales in the Eastern Caribbean Clan, and has remained identical for at least 30 years.
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"Prior investigations revealed that depressed patients often display flattened or negative affect, reduced speech variability and monotonicity in loudness and pitch, reduced speech, reduced articulation rate, increased pause duration, and varied switching pause duration," the USC paper notes.
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Apple Music Quick Actions allow me to start the last song I had playing, but not pause it, and instead of favorites, the second option is to play Beats 1 Radio (again no Quick Action to pause or stop).
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The case for a precautionary pause in normalizing rates is a lot weaker.
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Perhaps the market is extrapolating that it could mean a pause in tightening.
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Wren predicts the Fed will remain on pause for the next two years.
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There's a distinct pause during an especially bloody murder in the second episode.
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Digit also started charging a monthly fee of $3, which gave me pause.
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These are the kinds of issues that rightly make people and companies pause.
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A zoomed out version of this Charmin pause ad is available on Variety.
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" After a pause, Barr said that "I know there are guidelines in place.
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There's no way to pause and direct troops in a slow, methodical capacity.
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The pause gives you time to separate your emotional reflex and rational response.
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After a year and a half pause, Pyongyang has returned to missile testing.
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But this didn't give me pause; I thought he'd find another job quickly.
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" After a pause, Kavanaugh replied, "I'm happy to answer a more specific question.
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The Bigurl jerked forward ten or so feet, then lurched to a pause.
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Joe LaVorgna, chief economist at Natixis Americas, said the Fed has to pause.
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Her explanation for choosing the color for her home, however, gave us pause.
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And is it telling you that maybe you should slow down or pause?
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Would it give you pause in any way in regard to drafting him?
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"That's something that could make the risk assets pause for breath," he said.
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And the Daily Beast "hit pause" on Reid's column for the news site.
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The trade kerfuffle clearly should give investors pause when looking at Chinese stocks.
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An overstatement, sure, but do not pause, just launch into the good stuff.
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Amazon is seeking a level of shopping homogeny that sometimes gives me pause.
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But they say the debate gave them pause since he roused their base.
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A: (Long pause.) I think we have to take Dolores at face value.
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Sanders himself should step up and disavow this behavior without qualification or pause.
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I pause to give thanks to my creator for being alive and here.
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The little pause could be the one that refreshes and we keep going.
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Garner contends that the Fed may institute a multi-year pause, he said.
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"What we've seen over the last several quarters is a pause," Holland said.
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Also-rans alternate between stubbornness and retreat without bothering to pause for reflection.
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"It was very tragic, knowing what's coming," she says, taking a long pause.
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The International Energy Agency lamented a pause in the shift to clean energy.
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Even the characters we used to unabashedly cheer for are giving us pause.
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I pause and let the bizarre past three months replay in my mind.
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WASHINGTON – Slow the sands of time, reverse the second hand, pause the pendulum.
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Most analysts expect the bank to pause its hiking path at the Dec.
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Does anyone ever pause to consider how Melania Trump is feeling these days?
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I keep watching Atypical, but pause it frequently to get back to reading.
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It was also more evidence that the consumer may be taking a pause.
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A DOJ criminal case would likely pause the SEC's civil case, Stewart said.
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CRAMER: Well, that would cut toward taking a pause and raising interest rates.
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Before we go on, let's pause for a moment and review the information.
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But the comparison with Barcelona might give pause to football officials in Beijing.
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We'll pause here for a second to let you catch your breath. Good?
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It might give pause to deficit hawks like Bob Corker and Jeff Flake.
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If there's a pause, try to shift it to a show you've seen.
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There are new video solutions available today that go beyond pause and play.
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A mild rally continued Monday, though the big push could take a pause.
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For those who covered Trump during this campaign, the comment gives some pause.
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At Tengboche we would pause to celebrate my father's life in a ceremony.
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When she mentions the smiley face on the door, the Wiltons give pause.
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But the fact that Uber's losses continue grow is what gives him pause.
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" Jenner takes a thoughtful pause before wondering aloud, "How do I answer that?
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I'm not usually someone who calls for legislation [pause] on the international stage.
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Yet this trend towards trifling or zero estate taxes ought to give pause.
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Yet America's fiscal indiscipline and its sizeable current-account deficit might give pause.
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This weekend's temporary pause gave IT workers precious hours to update their systems.
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Tapping the words "Ultimate Ears" will let you play, pause, or skip songs.
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Connect the backsides of the two earbuds together and your music will pause.
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However, analysts said the latest inflation data may prompt the bank to pause.
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But we should pause a bit before denouncing her with too much bile.
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You practice the pause, and you ask yourself that and you answer yourself.
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"We could definitely pause there and wait for first-quarter earnings," he said.
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And that's perhaps the best explanation for what's going on with Instapaper's pause.
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There are many devices that let you pause TV, record things and more.
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There's a pause as everyone catches their breath and regains normal consciousness again.
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U.S. Federal Reserve has signalled that it is pressing pause on rate rises.
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The public servant in him should have put the Boy Scout on pause.
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John Richardson, ordered an "operational pause" across the entire Navy, per NBC News.
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But in the follow-up, he sings slower, and the pause is longer.
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Koh declined to pause the ruling, bringing the case before the 9th Circuit.
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Let's pause here for a moment to notice how messed up this is.
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This "safety valve" effect should give the more conscientious open-borders-pushers pause.
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Of course, when you're interacting with the Assistant, it'll automatically pause your music.
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A Federal Reserve pressing pause should give rise to bond prices, says Gordon.
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The amount of time you pause may depend on the decision, Klau explained.
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You know you've crossed a line when you give the Infowars editor pause.
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It's the same type of auto-pause feature you'd find in Apple's AirPods.
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An Nvidia spokesperson told Mashable only the company's own program will pause testing.
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If the receiving partner experiences discomfort at any point, step back and pause.
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In a game, players don't jump onto something then pause and step down.
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Donald Trump did not for a moment pause on the lies, lies, lies.
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It made him pause, for there was never anything ordinary about these creatures.
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The collision prompted the Navy to order a rare, one-day operational pause.
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Swift said the Pacific Fleet will complete the operational pause by next Monday.
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But, instead…[pause] If I knew this could happen, I never would have.
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But there are also powerful political reasons to pause before invoking Article 50.
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Here it is again, without 3D Touch: launch app, hit pause, close app.
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Huckabee added the U.S. should pause before casting judgment on Russia's hacking operations.
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Now "it seems that all inward investment is on pause," reports Mr Tibbets.
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There's a small panel at the bottom with play/pause and volume buttons.
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Maybe we will get a pause during the summer but I think not.
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Before making any purchase that's not urgent, take a step back and pause.
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But from a privacy perspective, this might give you, the worker, some pause.
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And last week, the housing industry threw its weight behind a Fed pause.
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"No," Clinton said quickly, before taking a long pause and saying "no" again.
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Investors took a pause and turned their focus to U.S.-China trade negotiations.
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Let's pause and clarify what we're talking about when we talk about sugar.
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It has rewind, fast-forward, pause, and play buttons for no-fuss streaming.
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After a brief pause, Jost simply said "Yes!" and laughed at the question.
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Facebook says you can still message people you already matched while on pause.
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"You've hit on something that I hold back," she concedes after a pause.
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"Today, for just a moment, we wanted to pause and reflect," it continues.
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Boehme said contrary to popular belief, work on the home did pause occasionally.
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We are putting a pause until a programmatic [environmental impact statement] is done.
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I think this is more a pause, and maybe restart again in 2019.
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Facebook told Bloomberg that the transcription program had recently been put on pause.
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I'm grateful for the excuse — a pause for decorum and basic political sanity.
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"It's really important that everybody take a pause, everybody calm down," she said.
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They put their partnership on pause and returned home to Wellington, New Zealand.
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"More often than not, Recio told Business Insider, the question "gives them pause.
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He added lenders would allow the company to pause debt repayments until December.
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Next up, stop by French bakery Le Panier for a petit dessert pause.
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Despite the tensions with Beijing, trade talks appear to have continued without pause.
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This should be one of the only excuses to pause your retirement savings.
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Which part: The 90-day pause in travel from six predominantly Muslim countries.
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Ted Cruz (R-Texas), has got to force Trump voters to take pause.
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After that, Joe would often pause to ask how I was getting along.
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They let you pause shipments and choose delivery dates that work for you.
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The pause in the oil price rally could be good news for drivers.
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Sanders would pause all deportations until the federal government audits its immigration practices.
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Gawker's legal complications appear to have given pause to some other potential investors.
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It probably makes sense to pause and ask: where can it go wrong?
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And I trust their opinions, so maybe we'll press Pause on that one.
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You'll probably have to pause it halfway through for your own Big Adventure.
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As we sit in his office, I lean forward and pause before speaking.
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The Service Employees International Union had urged Esposito not to pause the trial.
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And so we were like, we're going to take a pause, we're out.
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At points, the band would pause to make sure their friends got in.
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This is a great time to pause and reflect on your emotional wellbeing.
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Pressing pause on the non-detained docket is likely to exacerbate the issue.
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Hit pause Fight the urge to get contentious when digesting the bad review.
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However, she said that doesn't mean the Fed won't pause on rate hikes.
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For instance, being able to see what happens when you pause the scheduler.
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M ilch : ( after a long pause ): I'm having a good deal of pain.
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So Brown's NFL career is on pause and possibly could even be over.
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Some economists expected BI to resume its rate-cutting cycle after a pause.
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Today's solve is pretty effervescent, really, and a refreshing pause for a Thursday.
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The NHL said it will pause its season starting with Thursday night's games.
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As he spoke, he coughed and had to pause to catch his breath.
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" Then, after a figurative pause, he adds: "I just can't believe Nixon's right.
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Nothing, he said, that he heard or saw from Mohela gave him pause.
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The answer is hard to fathom, which should give us all great pause.
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Vanguard makes it easy to pause these investments for any number of months.
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Chip Roy of Texas, said he would pause fundraising for his reelection bid.
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"It's ok if you pause your usual screen-time rules," Filucci told CNN.
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Andrew Cuomo announced that the state was going on "pause," effective Sunday night.
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When you don't know, do nothing"Hit pause for a bit," he said.
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Perhaps we will learn to pause before giving in to internet-stoked spleen.
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" There is a brief pause, and the script continues: "Other than the PRESIDENT!
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We have suggested places to pause and questions to ask at those points.
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In a surprising move, the Supreme Court stepped in to pause Juliana v.
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Why was this structure important to Cloudflare, and did it give investors pause?
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To delete a wiggling app, press the Play/Pause button and choose Delete.
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There's a pause, the expected gasps and a discreet shot of the victim.
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"I don't see it as a responsibility," he says after a long pause.
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Iran will probably pause its activities for a time, senior American officials said.
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If they pause, if they let themselves be broken, they might lose everything.
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But when you press the pause button on a human being, it starts.
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" There was a long pause, then he muttered, "I think I'm losing it.
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Recounting his friend's resistance, pain caught at Kai's quick words, making him pause.
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Any pause in business relations between the two countries could make it worse.
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" After a pause, Kaasjager continues: "But you shouldn't see life in 'what ifs.
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"Freezing is like pressing the pause button on your food," Ms. Gunders said.
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Consider this: When was the last time you needed to hit Pause/Break?
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After a pause while the infections incubated, the virus swept through the community.
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The quiet advance of understanding when people pause to hear each other out.
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Regardless of income, though, stepping into the street alone gives Pakistani women pause.
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That should give the Senate, in its confirmation hearings on Mr. Barr, pause.
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After a brief pause, though, everything clicked, and I was making solid contact.
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Bipartisan lawmakers in Massachusetts have proposed legislation to press pause on face surveillance.
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If that gives you pause, then ask if it's really worth the money.
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Further details weren't immediately available such as how long the pause might last.
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During one of our movements, a quiet pause came over the armored vehicle.
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If the S&P 500 drops 7%, trading will pause for 24.6 minutes.
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But the change in ownership still should give the whole fashion industry pause.
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"This project is on pause," said Domenico Arcuri, chief executive officer of Invitalia.
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Like Pier 3, it's mostly about quiet places to pause, look and stroll.
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The process took 14 years, including a pause during civil unrest in Egypt.
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Did actions taken by China in other multilateral fora give some countries pause?
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It was to pause the market so that traders can provide more liquidity.
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Some banking analysts expect the temporary pause will become a permanent one. 21.
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And that a hopeful pause is a safer bet than a happy ending.
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In fact, he didn't even pause his campaign, the standard response to tragedy.
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All Princess cruises are on pause for an extended period until May 10.
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It's crucial to contact your bank if you want to pause payments.2.
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That last detail gave me pause, if only for how trite it is.
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About 30 minutes after the pause, the jury brought back a guilty verdict.
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But, after a pause, she said that it had of course come up.
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We should pause and address the hot fan theory going around the Internet.
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The halt was the fourth emergency pause on Wall Street in six days.
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She took my hand without question or pause, as if she expected it.
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Pause for a moment if you are overwhelmed by your to-do list.
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Pause, breathe and return to your center to become clear about your intentions.
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