It might be that the economy picks up and their bargaining power picks up a little bit.
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When it picks up, because you run into someone else, and then it picks up again, it starts all over.
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"We're there to accompany our clients and we'll have to see if demand picks up, if the market picks up," he said.
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An emergency declaration means that the federal government picks up 75 percent of the cost of eligible protective measures so long as the state picks up the other 25 percent.
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By the time Blade Runner 2049 picks up, the world's become a full-on dystopia By the time Blade Runner 2049 picks up, the world's become a full-on dystopia.
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Our daily news coverage picks up back up again tomorrow.
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"Justice League" picks up where "Batman v Superman" left off.
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D. picks up the tab 'cause he is a gent.
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Tiamat's Wrath picks up that story and runs with it.
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Episode 13 picks up right where Episode 12 left off.
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We get tea afterward, and she picks up the bill.
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Pedro picks up and knife and dares him to try.
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M. picks up the round for the four of us.
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Anderson Cooper picks up our debate coverage right now. END
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My friend picks up the tab and the Uber home.
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Right now Anderson Cooper picks up our special coverage — Anderson.
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The film picks up two decades after the first movie.
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The movie picks up exactly "349 days" since Richard proposed.
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She picks up on my mood and she doesn't judge.
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This process continues until the system picks up something new.
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And then he loosens and picks up the microphone again.
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"The beginning was hard, but it picks up," she says.
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Josie's daughter picks up an otter skull on the beach.
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And then it picks up the story 34 years later.
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Rhetorically, this picks up where Trump's inauguration speech left off.
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What happens when an automated system picks up the phone?
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The action picks up after the gift bag "recasting" twist.
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Axl picks up the mic, unfazed, and finishes the song.
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Qadiri picks up on the significance of this moment immediately.
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One officer reaches down and picks up Marrow's right leg.
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Then a hand picks up the phone, and there's blackness.
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He goes behind the desk and picks up the phone.
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Lydia picks up the phone to call the taxi company.
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The winner here, and in Mexico, picks up around $2,200.
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And when volatility picks up, typically volumes pick up, too.
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"Glanders" picks up right where the third season finale ended.
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LATER's new track "Unicorn" picks up where "Before This" concluded.
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She picks up the rose, but it isn't for him.
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The federal government picks up nearly all of the tab.
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It picks up almost exactly when "Cold War" left off.
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"After Anatevka" picks up Hodel's story where "Fiddler" drops off.
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"It picks up reflections from the river," Ms. Levete said.
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A Dark Animal picks up the doll and runs off.
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My brother picks up on this and usually piles on.
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My husband picks up "medicinal herb" treatment for his insomnia.
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The plot picks up as if no time has passed.
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But season two picks up where the book left off.
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The rest of the program picks up Ms. Tharp's story.
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He picks up a copy of The New York Times.
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Joel Campbell picks up a long ball for Costa Rica.
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Career talk picks up as Mercury and Venus enter Libra.
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Politicians are eager to ensure that tourism picks up again.
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At times, he picks up only one passenger an hour.
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The delivery service picks up online orders twice a day.
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Instead, it is his wife who picks up the phone.
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That's not always easy, as autumn picks up its pace.
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The first season's second half picks up here in 1978.
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Every month, she picks up groceries from Xavier Mission's pantry.
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It picks up where the show left off with Jesse.
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"Frozen 2" picks up where its groundbreaking antecedent left off.
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Season 4 picks up immediately after the season 3 finale.
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K. picks up the pups and heads home as well.
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The story picks up six months after the original film.
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The federal government picks up the rest of the cost.
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Disposable income: Income growth picks up the pace to 2.6 percent in 21625 and 2900 percent in 220006, from 2202 percent in 2628 as tax cuts are phased in and wage growth picks up.
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Gaxiola then puts the wallet back down, picks up a small bag of white powder from the street (which later tested positive for cocaine), picks up the wallet, and puts the bag in the wallet.
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So it's just a question of who picks up the tool?
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I buy my Neosporin and my boyfriend picks up the drinks.
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"Doctor Sleep," from director Mike Flanagan, picks up 40 years later.
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He picks up the other and holds it out to me.
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At the end of the night, he picks up the tab.
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Brady bends over and picks up a pinch of dusty soil.
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One of our coworkers picks up the check and expenses everything.
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Not until she picks up a fiddle, mandolin, or banjo, anyway.
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"I hope it picks up speed," Comeaux said of O'Rourke's campaign.
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DSNY picks up the trash of residents, schools, and non-profits.
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The microphone picks up repeated chimes signaling calls between flight attendants.
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He picks up another rock and hurls it across the stream.
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I have a beer, and my friend picks up the tab.
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The microphone picks up repeated chimes signalling calls between flight attendants.
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And the more material it gathers, the more it picks up.
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Argyros picks up only occasional work as an odd-job man.
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The fabric picks up much of the pesticide and protects them.
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Stiller's Cohen dials Daniels' number, and sure enough, she picks up.
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Nonetheless, as the economy picks up jobs are starting to appear.
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My friend picks up the tab and adds it to Splitwise.
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There was the red van that picks up the [toll] money.
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The writer-director picks up the bill for the entire table.
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I get veggies tacos, and my BF picks up the tab.
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" The film picks up not long after the events of "Endgame.
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It "picks up right where episode 13 left off," he says.
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The forthcoming eighth film picks up where Furious 26 left off.
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And now as everything picks up steam and you see progress.
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Larson picks up second win this year at Michigan BROOKLYN, Mich.
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If inflation picks up, you won't be running for safe havens.
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When it picks up people, Cabin utilizes tour bus pickup zones.
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Instead, the blocker picks up nothing more than sweet, sweet silence.
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But by manifesting the concepts, he picks up a greater burden.
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Pay attention to the messages your intuition picks up on today.
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Wull picks up some plucky sidekicks, including Tillinghast, the profane homunculus.
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If he finds a better deal, he picks up and moves.
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If a scalpel will work, he picks up a meat ax.
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This one picks up a hammer and whacks them into place.
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The company picks up cloud revenue from applications, platforms and infrastructure.
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He knows that because the Gates program picks up the difference.
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Total comes to $33.58, and my husband picks up the check.
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He picks up the sand and flicks it in the air.
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He picks up his oysters at the airport every two weeks.
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The next day Kourtney picks up on her sister's sour mood.
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When the moderator interrupts, the next student picks up the tale.
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The show picks up in 1986 and shifts to Silicon Valley.
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Yields could rise further if economic growth picks up, he added.
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Even if business picks up, the damage could be long-lasting.
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She also picks up clothes for her new part-time job.
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" The next drawer picks up with "teeth" and runs to "trains.
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On the walk back to work, he picks up a salad.
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But this much we know: Season 6 picks up in 1987.
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The liberal politician then picks up this wrestling GIF, tweeting it.
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The gloomy skies continue tomorrow when the rain really picks up.
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Each time Gold picks up an object, a whole world unfolds.
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It picks up the inner karaoke demon in all of us.
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She even picks up the tab about half of the time.
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Midge Maisel puts down the Pyrex and picks up a mic.
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Bentancur picks up a yellow for taking down Tolisso from behind.
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She turns back to the mike and picks up her notebook.
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Bernie Sanders wins and then picks up momentum in other states.
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The seventh season kicks off Friday, and picks up from there.
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A Kenyan farmer picks up a desert locust in Jan. 2020.
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Each of these stories picks up with the characters' Endgame journeys.
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The first person I call, "Chris," picks up after two rings.
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When they're covered by Medicaid, the government picks up the tab.
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Gamora picks up a giant gun and fires it at Nebula.
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"I mean, just coming here…" He stops, and Hernandez picks up.
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One of the other divers picks up the tab for everyone.
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Whether China picks up that olive branch remains to be seen.
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A mood she picks up, even if she cannot articulate it.
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V. picks up the groceries from Walmart and Z. from daycare.
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One in five households picks up the signal over the air.
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Go deeper: Buttigieg picks up more than 200 foreign policy endorsements
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Another one picks up cardboard boxes and cans that may sell.
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The wind picks up now and then, slightly rocking the car.
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Now, he's lucky if he picks up a couple of passengers.
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"When risk aversion picks up, volatility picks up, capital flows tend to dry up and you get risk of undershooting on the exchange rate," said Ben Randol, senior FX strategist at Bank of America Merrill Lynch.
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"The other ones all benefit from a pickup in inflation, and overheat pressures to some degree materials and industrials, financials, will all benefit not only if the economy picks up but if inflation picks up," Paulsen said.
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Her family is incredibly gracious and picks up the tab for dinner.
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As the song picks up tempo, his hands fly over the strings.
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However, widespread thunderstorm activity picks up closer to the middle of July.
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Rave picks up where the previous map, "Zombies in Spaceland," left off.
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Spider-Man: Homecoming picks up where Captain America: Civil War left off.
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" Aly picks up right where AJ left off, "That was so bad!
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Leone picks up her sons and holds them up against the sky.
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As it picks up more steam, live streams buoy the initial conversation.
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Roe picks up the yellow, mustard-seed studded cake, known as dhokla.
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Brown tells PEOPLE the show picks up exactly where it left off.
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Returns picks up in the 1930s, with the Banks children now grown.
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We put it on the room tab, which my husband picks up.
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My husband picks up the bill ($25 with 15% annual pass discount).
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The episode picks up when Becca consults with the last three Bachelorettes.
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"No f—ing way," Khloé exclaims when she picks up the call.
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He heads to school and picks up Kate, whose reaction is adorable.
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This sequel picks up 10 years after the action of the original.
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Luke picks up a washing machine like it's an empty cardboard box.
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Can anyone who picks up a Quest really justify skipping this one?
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I really believe this thing picks up its impact as it goes.
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"It's going to be hard unless the trajectory picks up," Meiri said.
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" The film picks up not long after the events of "Avengers: Endgame.
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Chris picks up the bar tabs and I pay for the Ubers.
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When he does, she picks up the phone and calls her mom.
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From Fortezza the speed picks up thanks to the Italian rail network.
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I get whatever beer A. recommends, and he picks up this round.
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The bus then picks up the confirmed riders within the origin city.
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Their story picks up a few years later, at James's retirement party.
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The plastic easily picks up fingerprints, but the buttons are all excellent.
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"It's like the alcoholic who picks up his kids drunk," he says.
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Season two picks up 30 seconds after the end of season one.
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Season 2 picks up in that very same gas station parking lot.
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My husband drinks two margaritas at dinner and picks up the tab.
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The robot from 'Short Circuit' picks up a used Dr. Pepper bottle.
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And of course the lie detector picks up the lie right away.
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Others fret about over-interpreting the tiny changes the technique picks up.
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Filming picks up from there, with the original woman back in place.
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He picks up the bill (like he usually does, to be honest).
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Trust me, this argument picks up pace and continues into next week.
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Companies' demand for workers is surging as the economy slowly picks up.
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Henry Taylor's forceful "Fawn Rogers" (1924) all but picks up Neel's mantle.
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O.K. On cue, the wind picks up and we begin to twirl.
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Tonight's season premiere picks up a few months after we left off.
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No one picks up the phone and everyone gets too much email.
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Pérez picks up his pace as he walks down these steep cliffs.
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" Nicole picks up a custom Broadly tarot card from the table. "Mom.
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When Alexa Meade picks up a brush, it's to paint on people.
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One person falls back, the next team picks up a block over.
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The more the wind speed picks up, the louder the turbines become.
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The new season picks up mid-conflict with the Kansas City mob.
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New Jersey Transit's No. 165 bus picks up passengers along Kinderkamack Road.
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So, if Sanders picks up California and Texas, can he be stopped?
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Express service is expected to be reduced as the snow picks up.
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But even with security cooperation, the kingdom usually picks up the bill.
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N'Doye picks up a yellow card contesting a long ball with Yoshida.
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Gracie Gardner's play about two teenage fencers picks up its swords again.
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If one player picks up a contract, the entire squad receives it.
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Instead, the federal government picks up the tab of the rising costs.
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With this design, the spoon picks up the perfect amount of food.
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Separately, H. picks up a giant tomahawk steak, flax milk, and fruit.
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She puts it on, picks up a gun, and passes the test.
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Those are the kinds of things that I think it picks up.
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The wind picks up, cold air moving in front of the storm.
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"He picks up a police officer, throws the police officer," Egbert said.
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So she now picks up trash by the side of the road.
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The New Pope picks up right where The Young Pope left off.
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After considering the smallest dilator, she instead picks up the second-smallest.
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It picks up the evergreen question of how opera should treat Shakespeare.
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The sequel, released for Wii in 2010, picks up three years later.
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He has come back with Part 2, which picks up in 1984.
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Thai radar picks up unknown aircraft The Thai radar station in southern Surathani province picks up an unknown aircraft flying in a direction opposite to what Flight 370 had been traveling, a Royal Thai Air Force spokesman told CNN.
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"Much hacking," our "cyber world," and "the computer that picks up a phone" "Much hacking," our "cyber world," and "the computer that picks up a phone" Sometimes it's funny to watch our elders try to navigate the technological world.
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There are a lot of great outdoor scenes in Bad and Saul that are scenic and worth exploring, like where the vacuum guy picks up Walt and almost picks up Jesse; that's the John B. Robert Dam, easily accessible.
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It looks like this scene picks up immediately after The Force Awakens ends.
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But the sequel also picks up storylines that the original film left open.
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Blue picks up on the sound of the clicker and tracks the motion.
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The federal government picks up the bill for any amount over the cap.
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Wilson picks up a strange book, filled with ominous drawings and indecipherable lettering.
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Eggold says the new season picks up right where the show left off.
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M. picks up my tab and we walk home to his place afterward.
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Guests jostle mics a lot during long interviews, and that stuff picks up.
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Hard Knock Wife picks up where Wong's first special, Baby Cobra, left off.
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For a moment, it's a bit uncomfortable, but our conversation picks up easily.
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She picks up his plate and lets it land, loudly, in the sink.
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Rousey is acceptable in her role, and everyone else picks up the slack.
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Sykes picks up the story with Khoth-Kapira's escape into the mortal world.
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Always picks up the phone, and when he doesn't … he always calls back.
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I bet Musk picks up pennies when he sees them on the ground.
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The Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) picks up the bills, paying Kiddyum early.
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When Patrick (Benedict Cumberbatch) picks up the receiver he is slow and slurring.
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He obliges and picks up a few chicken sandwiches and nuggets to share.
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When the economy picks up, foreign capital is needed to sustain the momentum.
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If Clinton picks up Ohio or Florida, Trump pretty much has no chance.
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It seems that the sophisticated model more accurately picks up their underlying fragility.
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It picks up the trays of plants and transports them around the greenhouse.
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His business picks up the tab again, since we really do discuss work.
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Beetl is an autonomous robot that picks up pet waste in your yard.
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"Hostiles and Calamities" picks up immediately after Daryl's escape from the Saviors' compound.
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That's because Tennessee Reconnect picks up where another program, Tennessee Promise, leaves off.
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Wages for construction workers are also rising more quickly as building picks up.
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They'll be rehired when demand picks up, but they won't get back pay.
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The Fire TV Cube picks up fingerprints and dust like there's no tomorrow.
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That's where the video -- obtained by TMZ -- picks up ... and it's pretty awkward.
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Ultimately when kids are "under-educated" about money, society picks up the bill.
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It picks up right after Season 1's cliffhanger in which — spoiler alert!
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"I think it picks up conservative votes and loses other votes," said Sen.
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" The record picks up, like in the Kathleen Hanna co-starring track "Together.
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"I think it picks up conservatives votes and loses other votes," Iowa Sen.
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Citizen's controversial crime tracker expands to SF, picks up $12 million from Sequoia
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But you know, like I do, nobody picks up the bloody phone. Exactly.
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She then picks up her crayons and draws a sketch of her family.
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Endgame picks up at somewhere close to rock bottom for Earth's Mightiest Heroes.
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He then picks up a nearby samurai sword and slashes the boxing bag.
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It's a team effort that picks up, even if temporarily, the weakest member.
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He picks up a rock and throws it directly at the wombat's head.
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Season 3 picks up these loose threads and weaves a beautiful, complex tapestry.
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YouTube's algorithm picks up videos with high engagement and recommends them to users.
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Until that kid picks up the phone, I assume they are not interested.
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Still, it shows Jenner definitely picks up some outfit tips from her friends.
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Rodriguez delicately picks up the larger bones and places them in a tray.
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She picks up the bottle of wine, so I pay for the cab.
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Instead of putting the ball down and driving LeBron… picks up his dribble?
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" When the restaurant picks up, a woman says: "Hi, may I help you?
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Consensus seems to be a route that picks up at a certain hospital.
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For now, it mostly picks up cosmic noise from stars and interstellar gasses.
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A big claw picks up crushed cars and puts them on a barge.
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And a workplace comedy about an abortion clinic picks up for Season 2.
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I have a toddler, and even he picks up on bits of conversation.
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"Here We Go Again" picks up a year after Donna (Meryl Streep) passes.
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Krunic, too, knows to stop talking when Tamaela picks up her current book.
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She circles a word and then another, then suddenly picks up another newspaper.
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The novel picks up where its eponymous fictional late-night talk show ends.
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And if this "perfect storm" picks up speed, neither will be a given.
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Claes Oldenburg's small, proudly disheveled "Letter Tenement" picks up the visual thread again.
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With minimal deliberation, A. picks up a better pair of gym shoes. ($129.90).
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Twitter's trending algorithm then picks up on that and spreads it even further.
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The man picks up the crackers and leans over and starts to eat.
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Do you have a friend who often picks up the check without question?
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The day quickly picks up and I'm weirdly busy right from the start.
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Dolly picks up a 15 percent to 25 percent commission on each move.
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She picks up the slack where I leave a lot to be desired.
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And if the court picks up questions he raised around the EU-U.
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It may keep growing, as her self-described "passion project" picks up speed.
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Their mother's helper picks up the kids from school and helps make dinner.
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Johnson picks up 6900 percent in that scenario, while Stein gets four percent.
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"Every time the snowball rolls over, it picks up more snow," says Ramsey.
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Shin picks up the woman by the hair and shakes her head violently.
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I have the EMF detector that picks up the waves in the air.
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The markup picks up again at 10:00 a.m. tomorrow. http://21625.usa.
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When market volatility picks up, more trades are carried out, boosting trading revenue.
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The trailer, like the film, picks up right where the show left off.
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The sequel picks up with Grindelwald escaping and fleeing the American Magical Congress.
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And if somebody else picks up that computer, they can't get into your stuff.
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By buying eMotorWerks, Enel picks up more than just a network of home chargers.
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Ted Cruz picks up his daughter as they go on stage in South Carolina.
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And, considering its newfound fame, we wouldn't be surprised if it picks up again.
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Nancy sobs over her daughter's body until the monitor picks up. Beep. Beep. Beep.
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I paid for that meal, so my dad picks up the tab this time.
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As the weather picks up, so will our blending of life inside and outside.
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It definitely seems like, as the sun goes down, the track picks up grip.
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Season two picks up in the wake of that moment, but not immediately so.
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"It picks up directly where we left off," Hartley told Us Weekly last week.
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John picks up a hot pan with his bare hands and everyone is impressed.
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It picks up small rocks, and it puts them on top of each other.
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E. picks up our books while I sit in the car with the dog.
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Deciding who picks up the tab in those situations can be much more difficult.
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Yoli inhales deeply, her hand resting on Jose's shoulder, and picks up her bag.
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To get you going, we've pulled together our top 25 sale picks up ahead.
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It's where Jodie Foster's character in Contact picks up the pings of alien life.
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There's no way the system is getting consent from whomever picks up the phone.
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Texas Instruments predicted strong current-quarter earnings, as automotive and industrial demand picks up.
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I get to work at 28:229, hopeful that my workload picks up today.
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The driver picks up the already prepared order, and heads to the customer's location.
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Mary Poppins Returns picks up years after the events of the original Mary Poppins.
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The wind picks up and becomes so powerful it starts moving the outside furniture.
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Poe picks up after him, and her roster of power brokers is equally impressive.
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During a shopping trip, he picks up a book about Jerome and his crimes.
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No matter what the news picks up, you can always look at the Stormy.
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When apple picks up companies and puts their data into Apple Maps, they disappear.
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He looks around the workspace and picks up a pear-shaped bottle of grappa.
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This new season picks up nearly a decade after the show's original three seasons.
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Plus, the pace finally picks up as Mercury ends its retrograde on November 20!
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The power brush picks up cat hair as well as my canister vac attachment.
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Fed up, one nurse picks up a gun and shoots her in the head.
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It picks up any spoken words, but it only responds to commands it understands.
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The piano picks up as a rider moves out through a burning oil field.
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Tired of con artist robots, no one picks up the phone for strangers anymore.
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Master Of None's sophomore year picks up that thread, with Dev still in Italy.
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The US picks up the phone to Germany rather than Britain for a reason.
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Japanese exporters are expected to benefit from U.S. growth as consumer spending picks up.
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She picks up underwear for her nephews and then wanders into the men's section.
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Before the meeting, Dinardo picks up his cousin Sean Kratz, according to a complaint.
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As cuffing season picks up, people are bound to schedule a quick dick appointment.
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If Dolly Parton and Sir Paul McCartney break bread ... who picks up the tab?
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Season 4 picks up with her in Texas, quietly exploring a run for Congress.
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The country's output may rise higher as construction activity picks up in the autumn.
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" The season-ender picks up right where we left off with "Anatomy Of Murder.
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The BlackBerry Intelligent Keyboard picks up the mantle from the company's iconic physical offering.
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It seems like we start doing right (by them) and their body picks up.
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Randall picks up on her discomfort and expresses his concern to the agency's representative.
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When Apple picks up companies and puts their data into Apple Maps, they disappear.
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"Kim and I have been fighting again today," she says when Khloé picks up.
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Investment in oil and gas picks up as prices hit 3-year highs: reut.
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A human then picks up the conversation and fills in gaps from the survey.
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He still picks up work at various power plants—at the age of 72.
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The price hikes could complicate things for Trump as the 2628 campaign picks up.
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Any company that picks up Twitter wants to hold onto many of those employees.
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"We all know that nobody picks up actual pennies off the sidewalk," he said.
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She picks up but always abandons books; she tries and fails to learn Spanish.
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Lastly, Ross pointed to Tesla as a stock to buy when volatility picks up.
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It picks up a CRAZY amount of deeply embedded debris, dirt, stains, and hair.
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She picks up his spectacles shining like two coins, balances them on his nose.
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And finances don't only come into play when deciding who picks up the check.
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She picks up a book that reads, One Batch, Two Batch, Penny and Dime.
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For long-term fans, it picks up nicely where second album Nocturne left off.
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He picks up these items in the streets, sans gloves, and rarely alters them.
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Once he picks up a few animals, he plans to install a methane generator.
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As the screen fades to black, she picks up his head, a crowning achievement.
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I put on some music, and the album picks up where it left off.
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The dipstick test picks up lipoarabinomannan, a component of the TB bacterium, in urine.
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" The list picks up speed and pathos as it goes on: "Paper-thin walls.
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Camryn is not currently employed, but he picks up temp jobs when he can.
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My father is with us in spirit only; my husband picks up the slack.
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"What that sensor picks up is just not accurate for us," Mr. Leach said.
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Black Widow picks up shortly after the events of Captain America: Civil War (2016).
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The bar's color scheme picks up the tones, including acid yellow, in the artwork.
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Same goes for if the frequency or intensity of the head banging picks up.
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The show picks up this element of the story and runs with it, hard.
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R. walks over to Whole Foods and picks up four pounds of ground pork.
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Not every migrant Mr. Herrou picks up is by the side of the road.
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The child, in turn, picks up on this visceral reaction right away, she says.
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This book picks up where "And the Band Played On" left off in 1987.
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Mahmoud picks up odd carpentry jobs paying about $25 a day where he can.
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P.S. I Still Love You picks up shortly after To All the Boys ends.
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Luigi, drunk on his brandy, picks up the bagpipes and starts to serenade them.
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We split a cheese dip, but my friend picks up the queso this week.
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Every person who picks up a book is consciously turning away from a screen.
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If liquidity picks up in its Nordic products we will follow and quit Nasdaq.
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Instead, he just picks up a different puppet every day and makes it talk.
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The Battlefront II story picks up after the events of Return of the Jedi.
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Yes, the yield curve is flat, but it will steepen as inflation picks up.
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For the record, no one in the family picks up a cue stick. Ever.
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He picks up about 200 riders a week, and regularly works 12-hour days.
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Price's voice is haunting when the song stretches out, flawless when it picks up.
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The out-of-power party almost always picks up congressional seats in a midterm.
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He often picks up the same commuters, on the same routes, which he likes.
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Artificial intelligence picks up racial and gender biases when learning language from text, researchers say.
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Lauren explains that even her dog picks up on it when she's splitting her attention.
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The tumor cells that the magnetic wire picks up are known as circulating tumor cells.
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"Lindsay picks up languages like I pick up a coffee!" her father told Entertainment Tonight.
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E. picks up a bag of dog shit someone left there and throws it out.
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The speech picks up on some central themes that have animated Biden's wildly successful rollout.
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It picks up bio-available mono atomic elements and minerals that just can't be replicated.
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She then reaches down and picks up a yellow object, flinging it in Betts' direction.
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And if recession chatter picks up meaningfully, losses in high-yield bonds could be big.
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" When volatility picks up, you do just the opposite — "don't just do something, stand there.
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Dan Taberski, the filmmaker-turned-podcast narrator, picks up where Simmons' public life left off.
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When The Flash picks up, it's been three months after the events of the finale.
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The marathon picks up again on December 24th and will run until January 3rd, 2019.
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She chose it carefully: "The intro is slow, and then it picks up," she says.
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The one drone blasts Wi-Fi through the structure and another picks up the signal.
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He picks up random design jobs from time to time for a little extra cash.
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There's a closer stop, but I like the lady driver who picks up from there.
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My cousin Holly picks up my sister and me for coffee and pastries at Ettore's.
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The app syncs with your e-mail account and picks up keywords from your travels.
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MOYNIHAN: IF IT PICKS UP, IT'S NOT GOING TO PICK UP. WE HAVE $53 BILLION.
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In an instant, Terra picks up the weapon and begins slashing at John in return.
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It also picks up on the 12 vertical louvers found on other AMG product lines.
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U.S. job growth picks up, unemployment rate falls to 3.9 percent INSTANT VIEW 4 -U.
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"I hope someone reads this and picks up the phone and calls someone," she says.
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Waymo picks up customers and drives them to businesses like Walmart in the Phoenix area.
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In "Shakespeare in Love" (1998), the bard picks up ideas when walking down the street.
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We Wish You a Metal Christmas picks up shortly after the end of season one.
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"Spite Your Face", another film, picks up themes of wealth, monopolies and abuses of power.
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She then picks up a spray can and paints the letter "M" on the wall.
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He picks up her phone to check the messages, but she has changed her passcode.
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Until the textile industry picks up, it's very difficult to build a case for cotton.
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The driver said he usually picks up a passenger on the route, which he frequents.
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But she gathers her courage, walks to the mic, and picks up the second verse.
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The Way of the gun: A Bloody Journey Into the World of Firearms, picks up
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While the noise around face recognition surveillance picks up elsewhere, IBM has been largely silent.
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Michael picks up the cues, plays his idol – and sends Libby home in his place.
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The actress then picks up Tostitos and is pleased to see just three ingredients listed.
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Now, anyone that picks up an SNES Classic will be able to play it. But!
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The great thing is that as soon as I stop responding the Presence picks up.
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Playing the role of tourist or amateur, she picks up unusual details from the sidelines.
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After the camera picks up the code, an Accept button appears in the Trusona application.
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The pass-through audio clips when it picks up really loud or high-pitched noises.
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Part 2 picks up a full year after the events of part 1, in 1978.
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Wordlessly, Emily picks up her drink and chugs it without breaking eye contact with him.
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The rest of the episode picks up the pieces of that revelation while dropping more.
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The actual audio quality of the voices it picks up, unfortunately, is still not great.
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The microphone chilling on top of ear cups picks up ambient noise and blocks it.
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" Trump picks up endorsement of evangelical leader Jerry Falwell Jr. "He's actually done some things.
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The story picks up where book seven Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows left off.
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Yet further complications could lie ahead for the summit over who picks up the bill.
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First, the camera can be set to start recording any time it picks up noise.
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Season 2 picks up with Alyssa seeming to have returned to a life of domesticity.
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"That really picks up in 1950, when you have widespread access to antibiotics," he said.
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He picks up a dropped lighter for an armed forces member without fear of recognition.
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Typically, the federal government picks up 75 percent of the costs in disaster relief situations.
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" Schwarzenegger, 70, then picks up a bobblehead resembling Trump and asks, "Was that that difficult?
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A simple theme to get our motors started as the solving week picks up speed.
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But while she is out walking he picks up her phone and there it is.
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A company in Germany picks up "odd-looking" edibles and cooks them for catered events.
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The federal government picks up 90 percent of the costs, while states pay the rest.
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Coming to Netflix on June 9, the 5th season picks up after a serious cliffhanger.
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Ash picks up on the small details, and Code is the one who pushes through.
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Whenever a user picks up their smartphone and presses a button, the OS takes over.
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Clutter picks up and delivers your items on demand and everything can be arranged online.
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The Evil Within 2 picks up a few years after the last game left off.
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This week picks up with the family dealing with the fall-out from the news.
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Ant-Man and the Wasp picks up after the events of Captain America: Civil War.
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Bike traffic picks up downtown, and riders are pretty diligent about staying in their lane.
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On his way back, he picks up a pound cake from Primetime for his mother.
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NASA, for instance, currently picks up the cost of sending experiments to and from space.
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Someone finally picks up, and I tell them about it, so they send someone up.
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Maybe it's the thread that picks up the difficult social media conversation you let lapse.
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Season 3 picks up with Dylan in a blossoming relationship, clueless as to Evie's feelings.
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"As the Arctic gets warmer and warmer, the severe weather picks up," Dr. Cohen said.
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If foreign investment picks up steam in Iran, it will pose a challenge for Trump.
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They text Silvercar the location, and an employee picks up the car within an hour.
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England goal scorer Maguire picks up a yellow for coming in from behind on Guidetti.
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The mic supposedly picks up on your movements throughout the night while ignoring other sounds.
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As Trump picks up speed on Twitter, the Oval Office is becoming a Skinner box.
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Instacart says it's looking to add 22,22 staff as demand for grocery delivery picks up.
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Leckie is a step late on Lucas, and he picks up the game's first yellow.
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The camera picks up Mo Salah sitting on the bench opening up some shin guards.
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I don't find anything I want to buy, but R. picks up a new plant.
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As Elaine embarks on the third act of her life, the book picks up steam.
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She picks up her stuff, and the next thing she knows she's on her knees.
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It's the one where Jason Momoa's character picks up a book for the first time.
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The camera only picks up movements down to roughly the waist of a seated player.
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It's great for homes with pets as it picks up pet hair like a champ.
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And each time you do, your mobile device picks up more bacteria from your hands.
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A journey takes existential turns when a truck driver picks up a dagger-wielding hitchhiker.
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Why not have the two girls Green picks up perform sex acts on each other?
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She sells them to a truck that picks up from canners all over the neighborhood.
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She's the best and picks up the tab for a Lyft ride to the hospital.
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Short supply signals higher prices ahead, especially as demand picks up in the new year.
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The timing of the election may turn on when (or whether) the economy picks up.
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Earnings season picks up this week, so that will give investors something to chew on.
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The HBO series picks up 30 years after the original events of the graphic novels.
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Later, Stalin's daughter picks up the Kosinski story — she's a friend from his Princeton days.
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If he's too accommodating, inflation picks up and erodes the purchasing power of the dollar.
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Cash demand from households and companies usually picks up ahead of the Golden Week holidays.
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The near-future of this accessory could depend on who picks up the object first.
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DAPL developer picks up the tab for North Dakota's policing costs — and it ain't cheap.
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Ten seconds… Twenty seconds… Forty… Over a minute goes by, and no one picks up.
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Was it funny or disturbing when Petruchio picks up Kate and carries her bodily offstage?
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This wig [she picks up another hairpiece from the shelf] is a traditional Eritrean style.
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The film picks up with Dom (Vin Diesel) and Letty (Michelle Rodriguez) happily honeymooning in Cuba.
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The mammoth picks up the pace in hopes of reaching the shore—but it's too late.
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The highwire comedy returns Wednesday night with a wordless sequence that picks up right where that
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Indeed, Moody's forecasts French corporate bond issuance to rise next year as the economy picks up.
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Neither do we until the show picks up the thread from Cole's point of view later.
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The impressive replica "picks up small bits" that kids can empty from the vacuum's debris compartment.
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But things are much worse in Season 2, which picks up a year after that finale.
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"The weather happens - in and out of clouds, the wind, snow picks up, whatever," he said.
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I do wish the remote was matte instead of gloss plastic, which picks up fingerprints instantly.
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Jackie Talbert, 49, picks up food Thursday afternoon at a federal distribution center in St. Thomas.
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Fire Opal Mechanism picks up eons later, after the Jewels and Lapidaries have passed into myth.
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"It will decrease correspondingly, like if the state picks up say 30% or 40%," said Mori.
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The game hits "pause," and then picks up when it's safe to return to the beach.
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"He picked me up like a groom picks up the bride over the threshold," Rapp recalled.
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The researchers have been learning to filter out other sounds that the sensitive seismometer picks up.
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Young Justice: Outsiders picks up right where Cartoon Network's second season, Young Justice: Invasion, left off.
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I've really been enjoying the selection of offbeat, smaller films that Amazon picks up for Prime.
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Continuing tensions could impact more deliveries just as the cocoa harvest picks up pace this month.
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Demand for gasoline traditionally picks up in the summer as the U.S. driving season gets going.
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He picks up another egg and places the yolk on the last unadorned spot of ricotta.
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When the first boy picks up the ball, he hands it over to the second boy.
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On Monday, Ropeo rolls through again and picks up the clothes that the user doesn't want.
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He also picks up a basketful, and I cover the cost for the both of us.
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The film picks up steam as the Lovings become part of that broader movement, however reluctantly.
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Well, the camera because this [picks up Aquaphor] I can get for two bucks at CVS.
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The recently-released novel Catalyst, written as a prequel to Rogue One, picks up the story.
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M. picks up lunch ingredients for the week: sourdough bread, Boar's Head turkey, and muenster cheese.
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Axeleo picks up around 10 startups per year and help them reach the Series A stage.
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The bird picks up a snake and tosses it at some people minding their own business.
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The Fated Sky picks up a couple of years after the events of The Calculating Stars.
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In addition to the major speed gains, WatchOS 3 also picks up some great functionality improvements.
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The rarity of the name 'Vinteuil' provides the necessary context, which the statistical algorithm picks up.
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Season 6 picks up with Carrie living in Brooklyn to help Muslims living in the States.
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Again, this picks up after a few episodes as we see less of the superfluous characters.
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Philip picks up his fork, and then returns it to its dish without taking a bite.
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Uncanny X-Force picks up in 2010, after the X-Force is exposed and shut down.
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Before he starts following Georgie, Bill picks up a Lego turtle from his little brother's room.
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Our narrative, with themes of gamesmanship, betrayal, and the Silicon Valley dream, picks up from there.
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Inside an Amazon distribution center, a Kiva robot just picks up a bin and moves it.
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"In Trump's America, Wall Street comes first and Main Street picks up the tab," she said.
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But as soon as he picks up the adoption papers, his joking manner quickly turns emotional.
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Escape rarely comes before the fighting picks up as Iraqi troops move in on ISIS forces.
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The energy picks up in your relationships on September 10, when action planet Mars enters Aquarius.
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It: Chapter Two picks up 27 years after the events of the first film, when—surprise!
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The film picks up several years after where the original left off and opens on Oct.
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He picks up the former, prompting Frank to concede the election in a call to Conway.
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And the rental market is coming to a peak as supply picks up and demand weakens.
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As investment picks up in Mindanao, where arable land is cheap, employment in agriculture may rise.
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Lava picks up speed Flaming rivers of molten rock have already destroyed at least 40 structures.
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The wild card for her, and the other candidates, is whether inflation picks up at all.
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Season 5 picks up exactly where the last one ended, and takes place over three days.
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A monkey that picks up and plays with a poisonous snake will meet a swift demise.
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How will Spieth's swing hold up when the wind picks up and the pressure bears down?
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Still out of breath, she picks up her phone and summons all units to the location.
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In theory, Alexa makes a noise (through the earphones) when it picks up the wake word.
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Here she picks up on a theme that threads through the memoir, the indeterminacy of memory.
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Or is this the kid who picks up the cones and the pinnies and helps out?
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I want the kid who picks up the cones, who has that awareness of other people.
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"Monsters at Work" is a sequel series which picks up after the events of "Monsters, Inc."
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Usually, when an employee is the target of an investigation, the company picks up the tab.
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When HRW picks up their claims, they are essentially reporting the claims of terrorists as facts.
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I order two glasses of wine and offer to split, but date picks up the tab.
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But this [picks up Wish-Bone Italian dressing] is the only thing that's always in-house.
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Instead, she meets people, follows her instincts, gets into pickles, unpickles herself, picks up, moves on.
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First-quarter results from U.S. companies will draw investors' attention as reporting picks up this week.
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The pilot picks up with J.C. coming out of retirement, both as an actor and Johnson.
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"If the conflict picks up, the U.S. risks zero rates and a mild recession," Folkerts-Landau.
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Meaning gathers anyway in "Rolling Thunder Revue," which picks up ideas with each stop and song.
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Dr. Krammer's test picks up an antibody response as early as three days after symptoms emerge.
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Cloth only picks up about 1% of viruses that it's exposed to, compared to steel's 70%.
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The man looks at the boy, picks up a starfish, and throws it into the water.
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The season picks up right around Halloween 1984, a year after the events of season one.
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If a player picks up an item in an online video game, who owns that item?
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" But Mr. Murphy removes his apron, picks up his guitar and tells the brothers, "Let's boogie.
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The third primer, the one that picks up the whole family of coronaviruses, wasn't working properly.
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Frank says, "Candy-colored clown" and puts in the cassette and Dean picks up the light.
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The second shade picks up where the first leaves off, extending just past the outer corner.
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Higher revenue allows companies to offset rising costs, such as workers' pay, if inflation picks up.
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Ivan Rakitic picks up the first yellow card on the day after stepping on Moses's ankle.
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She picks up a lot of other pissed off women in Gotham City along the way.
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He picks up some hush puppies and onion rings for me and a cheeseburger for him.
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"That picks up no traction, so it's the same as doing nothing," Mr. Casimir, 34, said.
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Suddenly the music picks up, blasting an inspirational song and the buzz turns into a roar.
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Tracking data over the past half century suggests inflation picks up when unemployment approaches 2 percent.
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The developer may renovate the existing building for office tenants until the market picks up again.
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But as the impeachment inquiry picks up speed in the House, he's taken a lighter touch.
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Moreover, as water travels through the ground it dissolves and picks up minerals, particularly calcium carbonate.
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In any event, none of these measures will have much impact until commercial activity picks up.
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He catches a Blue Line train home and picks up his car to get to practice.
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The water picks up radiation in the reactors and then is diverted into a decontamination facility.
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It's also, unofficially, at least, where he picks up his fan mail from time to time.
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Season 5 picks up 10 weeks after the death of Rayna and the celebration her life.
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Friday night picks up a chance for showers, with lows only in the warm low 50s.
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"I wouldn't be surprised if volatility picks up particularly as earnings season winds down," he said.
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Current exit polls show the Tories losing 16 seats, while the Labour Party picks up 37.
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A true friendship picks up where you left off, no matter how much time has passed.
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The video also cleverly picks up on Trudeau's viral moment, which clearly got under Trump's skin.
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A few miles past the border, gentrification picks up again and melts into Detroit's Midtown district.
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Investors are worried that their investments will be less profitable over time if inflation picks up.
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Season 2 picks up in L.A., where two of the women are scoping out luxury houses.
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City Colleges picks up the cost after all other forms of financial aid has been applied.
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Yet in a fourth ad, Mr. Gantz drops the warmongering and picks up an olive branch.
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When speaking, he begins slowly but picks up pace, almost falling over his words with excitement.
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Once there, the book picks up as Hatch toils in a constraining yellow hazardous materials suit.
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He stands up, picks up and puts back the receiver of a phone on a desk.
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The reader who picks up "The Old Drift" is likely to be more than simply impressed.
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And then we might project that anger onto the human who eventually picks up the phone.
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The main story picks up right after the events of Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice.
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Gibala warned that not everyone who picks up this routine will necessarily experience the same benefits.
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In his speeches, he picks up on the angry voice in the mob and then amplifies it.
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It all goes to shit real quick, so that's kind of where the second season picks up.
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My friend picks up the tab before we migrate to another bar to meet our other friend.
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He picks up the tab and we agree to meet up tomorrow so I can buy lunch.
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Spain's Glovo, Another On-Demand Local Delivery Startup, Picks Up €2M Funding "Tusi" app by Nautilus Beam
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Payments startup Klarna is ramping up its valuation again as it picks up a new, strategic investor.
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Crapping on his hair becomes increasingly difficult as wind velocity picks up and its direction randomly changes.
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Their old manager picks up the bill, and the rest of us chip in for the tip.
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This instrument picks up the signal from dust that vaporizes as it hits the fast-moving spacecraft.
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He picks up food for me from Urban Plates, and I Venmo him because I appreciate it!
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But when The Perfectionists picks up, Ali has just taken a job far away from Rosewood, Pennsylvania.
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When the Night King picks up his spear to take aim at a dragon, we're thinking hey!
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The book picks up with Torrance in middle age, still haunted by demons both real and internal.
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For anything longer, he picks up the phone to have a conversation about the subject at hand.
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Oehlen picks up the diagonal motif again in "Untitled (Baum 22015)" (22005) and "Untitled (Baum 211150)" (2015).
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Narrative-wise, the show picks up shortly after the rally outside Hancock house that ended season 231.
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The highly anticipated film stars Dakota Johnson and Jamie Dornan, and picks up after Anastasia leaves Christian.
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"I wasn't talking to you," he said as she picks up her cellphone and begins to dial.
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Many expect a sharply divided decision in the spring, just as the presidential campaign picks up steam.
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Very, very sweet, very, very genuine, extremely generous, picks up the phone every time I call her.
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The latest installment of the Hulu drama picks up exactly where last week's "The Last Ceremony" ends.
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She picks up a few things for herself and I buy a beach towel for the summer.
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Tchaikovsky is back with a sequel, Children of Ruin, which picks up after humanity's first contact moment.
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It's slow to find its footing, but picks up in the second act, and it's definitely fun.
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Still, bearish fundamentals remain as the Brazilian harvest picks up in pace amid an already oversupplied market.
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As Dark Deeds picks up, the crew has failed that last mission, and their client isn't happy.
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In case you missed the news: The thriller's sophomore season picks up several months after Season 1.
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Earnings season picks up this week with investors frantically searching for companies that are poised to beat.
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My friend picks up the last Uber home; I can't wait to eat and go to sleep!
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Kiyoko picks up the citrine stones offered to her, examining them closely using criteria I can't discern.
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"That said, we expect risk appetite to gradually return as the U.S. economy picks up," it said.
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B. kindly picks up the tab for our drinks since he gets a discount – what a gentleman!
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Diablo Immortal picks up after Diablo II: Lord of Destruction and will launch for iOS and Android.
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The opening episode picks up moments after the second season's cliffhanger, in which the latter was shot.
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Adam: The Mirror picks up right after, following the former prisoners as they're brought to a safehouse.
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If he picks up my parenting slack, there's no need to say it's out of the ordinary.
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If the dog picks up a scent, it will alert our handler, who will mark the location.
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The new story picks up many years after the events of the original God of War trilogy.
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Barnum gets rich, and picks up a junior business partner, the wealthy scion Philip Carlyle (Zac Efron).
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Season 4 picks up right after that fiery Season 3 finale, with Jimmy learning of Chuck's death.
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He picks up the check as an early birthday dinner, even though my birthday isn't until Monday.
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We order a bunch of noodles/dumplings/meat dishes, and my friend generously picks up the tab.
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He then receives a phone call, which he picks up on what appears to be an iPad.
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My boyfriend and I rotate on who picks up the tab on the vodka waters and Budweisers.
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And the more he picks up beloved characters to play with, the more their fandom will revolt.
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She started walking around on her own and she just picks up on so much, so fast.
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Investors are also worried the RBI may raise rates sooner rather than later as inflation picks up.
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My husband runs into the store on his way home and picks up ice cream sundae makings.
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Jordan replies by telling her that the bald look suits her, and Eve picks up the wig.
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"Borrowing becomes cheaper, more money flows into the system via credit, and commerce picks up," Cramer said.
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If the bill picks up legislative steam and passes, the details of its implementation would be key.
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The moves underscore how GPA is eager to expand as the food retail sector picks up steam.
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With the device closed, all you see is aluminum, with a finish that picks up marks easily.
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She picks up a large no-frills brand, multi-pack of low wattage lightbulbs from the shelf.
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Jeff rightly picks up on the vibes between the "friends," and wrongly assumes Francesca is Dev's girlfriend.
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The new God of War picks up many years after a trilogy that kicked off in 2005.
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On better days, he picks up broken LED lights from scrap dealers, fixes them, then sells them.
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Smooth stylish hinge Easily picks up fingerprints Then there's the Spectre's one-of-a-kind polished hinge.
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The season picks up between episodes 7-10 as it finally seems to drive toward an endgame.
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She picks up my son from school and feeds him once they're home, usually rice and chicken.
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A red-shirted teenager then picks up Nancy James, but both of them fall to the ground.
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It's relayed to a DoorDash driver, an independent contractor, who picks up the food and delivers it.
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Postscript picks up on Holly's story seven years after Gerry's death, according to the book's press release.
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He picks up his 2-year-old daughter, Lila, hugs her and tells her he loves her.
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Season 2 picks up moments after the end of Season 1 Where does season 2 pick up?
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VIEWS Artwork *Drake picks up the phone and rolls his eyes* Drake: Aubrey Graham, October's Very Own.
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That means that, yes, the camera picks up on hookups that fans don't see on network television.
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But if the price picks up, investors will expect to see more of the stuff getting pumped.
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Naturally, it picks up right where its predecessor, Batman V Superman: A Gay XXX Parody, left off.
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If Biden picks up state after state in the South, it'll make it really difficult for us.
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LONDONTOWN Jonathan Rhys Meyers picks up a guitar, this time as Joe Strummer, frontman of the Clash.
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When a consumer picks up an order at the store, it costs the retailer $0.75, Mathrani said.
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He drives a cab at night, and regularly picks up profoundly inebriated women from outside final clubs.
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The season premiere, on Monday, picks up where Season 6 ended, with shots fired at a wedding.
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But he also doesn't like to sit idle, so he picks up freelance work on the side.
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First, an implant picks up a stronger, more reliable signal because it sits directly on the brain.
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In this epic scene, Captain America picks up Mjölnir (Thor's hammer) and uses it to smack Thanos.
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As in everything that happened before GoT picks up, based on Martin's insanely in-depth history-writing.
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So, when she picks up a woman's purse left behind on the subway, she quickly returns it.
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"The only time the media picks up on these conversations is when a hashtag trends," he wrote.
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The camera, hitherto so calm, picks up speed, travelling beside him down the avenue, under falling snow.
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When the summer rolls around, he picks up more hours, and starts making too much for Medicaid.
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AI, HRW or another international NGO picks up that claim and passes it on to the media.
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Sri Lanka could sink deeper into debt with the Chinese if it picks up more infrastructure projects.
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And he knows that when he picks up the phone and dials someone from Leuzinger, they'll answer.
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Not spiritual per se, but I do have a lot of imagination [he picks up the record].
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Tatum ignores Siakam, who Irving picks up on a switch, and it's exactly what the Celtics want.
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So he picks up a crowbar, heads to the bathroom, and smashes the Colored Ladies Room sign.
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"If nobody picks up the mantle and makes this a requirement it's possible it won't be implemented."
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Genesis Belanger picks up this thread in "Cheap Cookie and a Tall Drink of Water" at Mrs.
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A welder by trade, he picks up work where he can and helps George out on weekends.
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When a reader picks up a romance novel, they know there will be a happily ever after.
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Sonically, Take Me Apart picks up where Cut 4 Me and following 2015 EP Hallucinogen left off.
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Season 2 picks up with Georgina tossing his body overboard and being flung into the drink herself.
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My husband, in blue scrubs, picks up the telephone, and our hands press against the glass divider.
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But when he picks up a canister of newly processed oil, he smiles at the acrid odor.
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Sergio Busquets loses a ball on the left side and, compounding his mistake, picks up a yellow.
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The sixth and final season picks up with a homecoming that leads to a tense family reunion.
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The large screen along the front dashboard picks up your eye movements from two small infrared cameras.
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Next we return glass bottles to a pressed juice company and A. picks up a juice ($6.75).
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The person never picks up, pushing Rob to leave messages, giving us her side of the story.
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The sprinter picks up speed when he hits Gatorade icons and slows when he runs into water.
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Date dude picks up the tab and I suggest a Tex Mex place a few blocks away.
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She picks up the cost of the ride from downtown LA to the marina in Long Beach.
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He lost his job and said nobody talks to him or picks up his phone calls anymore.
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The Roomba 891 also delivers five times the suction power and picks up pet hair with ease.
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He also picks up people along the roadside, not for cruising purposes, but to be of help.
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Season 2 picks up after Bancroft gets her promotion, her hands seemingly wiped clean of a murder.
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That's where her latest project, an Audible Original audiobook called "Self-Tanner for the Soul," picks up.
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Harden fully picks up his dribble just before planting his right foot as his first official step.
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Still, bankers expect international investors to return at a faster speed in 2020, as growth picks up.
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Chris Cox picks up dried leaves he raked near the Lincoln Memorial in Washington, DC, on Oct.
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The delivery service picks up the food from the restaurant and delivers it directly to the customer.
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"The Next Level" picks up as the now best friends return home for the holidays from college.
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"I have the [electromagnetic field] detector that picks up the waves in the air," she told NewBeauty.
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Eggnog demand in the United States picks up in late October and falls off around late December.
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Shirley set us on a path toward progress, and now Senator Kamala Harris picks up the baton.
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Still, bankers expect international investors to return at a faster speed in 2020, as growth picks up.
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Wilson likes energy, utilities, industrials and financials as a rotation from growth to value picks up steam.
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One just barely gets to the end of a thought when the other picks up the tail.
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Syfy has greenlighted a "Tremors" pilot that picks up 25 years after your 1990 film left off.
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Season 3 picks up after a bomb has wiped out humans, leaving neighborhoods controlled by other animals.
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The movie picks up when Callahan, an alcoholic, gets into a catastrophic accident that leaves him quadriplegic.
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But for Stories to become the "new" News Feed, Facebook will have to hope adoption picks up.
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" When Amy picks up her coffee from the same vendor, he says, "You have a beautiful mouth.
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Her legacy will live on every time a young girl picks up a ball and dreams big.
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Option 2: He picks up a freshly poured cup of coffee and dumps it on his lap.
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This movie picks up right after Stark's sacrifice, but through the eyes of know-it-all teens.
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The video picks up with Linden PD questioning Dykstra ... asking if he had a firearm on him.
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And the company says it will be at least a few more months before it picks up again.
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Unless global demand picks up by then, the economy would be without a driver of growth, they say.
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Since Dad picks up the bill (thanks, Dad!), I just use my ConnectCard to get to the shop.
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West picks up an iffy technical and a couple plays later pastes a Thunder shot against the backboard.
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It's a heck of a trip, especially when the song picks up steam, and a ride worth taking.
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Season 2 picks up during the aftermath of Mckeen and her ex Dylan Jordan's (143k subscribers) break-up.
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Once it becomes clear that Ava is more antihero than outright villain, Burch picks up the villainous slack.
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When the light leaves the lens it picks up speed again, and thus goes through a second refraction.
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As you fly in, your wind speed picks up and up, and you punch through the eye-wall.
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He picks up a cross from a heap of rubble and wipes away ashes with his priest's robes.
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The truck moves slowly as the video begins but picks up speed as it moves toward the crowd.
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Finding Dory picks up nearly six months after the first movie, with Dory living with Marlin and Dory.
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Lover boy N. picks up some Tito's while I go to TOWN at Whole Foods on cocktail ingredients.
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Inflation is trending higher as prices for energy goods and other commodities rebound as global demand picks up.
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During the panel, Camp said it picks up during a time period right around when Mad Men ends.
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She's also on her first headlining U.S. tour, with dates through June that picks up again in September.
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Honestly, anything is possible, but I highly doubt he'll be six feet under when the finale picks up.
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Kentridge picks up the theme of intimate human relations and represents them in his understated, self-conscious way.
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Light, who won plaudits for the 2016 stage production, now picks up the role in this audio version.
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As China's economy picks up steam, other economies, including the export-oriented euro zone, should improve as well.
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Momentum picks up on a stalled project, and hidden opportunities could pop up, seemingly out of the blue.
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Foster picks up the hammer Mjolnir and becomes the Goddess of Thunder, also ultimately taking on Thor's name.
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The show picks up after the events depicted in Simien's 2014 feature film, also called Dear White People.
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Then we head to one friend's house and another picks up a bottle of wine on the way.
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The commercial taps into a familiar trope, in which a competent computer intelligence picks up after human fallibility.
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Before that person picks up, you can swipe up to add your own phone number to the call.
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It picks up after the first one and it pretends that none of the other [sequels] were made.
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Instead of having an entire piece of the slope fail, the water picks up more and more material.
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The film picks up after Endgame, something that prompted a spoiler warning at the start of the trailer.
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Some smartphone games are listening to what your mic picks up — but not to hear what you say.
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We usually take turns paying so he picks up this tab, knowing I'll get drinks at the concert.
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Perhaps when third-party development really picks up, the company will shift more toward a software only strategy.
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So if economic growth picks up, and with it your pay, try to keep your spending the same.
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The movie picks up with Ruth, now sober, trying to return home and make amends with her family.
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My friend picks up an acai bowl, and we chat in front of The Bean for a bit.
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It comes in just one color, a "midnight blue" anodized aluminum that, unfortunately, picks up fingerprints rather easily.
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Sleepbus picks up passengers at the 4th and King Caltran San Francisco Station starting at 413:30 pm.
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The high court picks up the case after three lower courts issued stinging rulings striking down the question.
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The vaccine will not prevent someone who picks up a variant virus from an animal from getting sick.
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"This is good, this is what Taylor Swift does," Morgan points out as Katie picks up her guitar.
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In an effort to get back on the road quickly, my boyfriend's mom picks up the whole tab.
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A courier picks up the donations, which are then delivered to the CDC's labs in Fort Collins, Colorado.
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Morgan Stanley predicted Brent would hit $75 a barrel in the third quarter as seasonal demand picks up.
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Next time, try calling some random number and asking the stranger who picks up to vouch for you.
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After the return is denied he picks up the box and walks out the door, the affidavit states.
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The woodwind instruments fade away, and the music picks up with a loud hit from the bass drum.
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Your ring finger is the weakest and picks up the least amount of product for a soft look.
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The season opener picks up right where the finale left off, and Richard spends the episode soul searching.
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The first end credits scene picks up with Toomes in prison, where he runs into a familiar face.
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If it picks up on any, it will send an alert to your smartphone or other mobile device.
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In the past 3 months construction has added 59,21625 jobs, largely in residential construction as building picks up.
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Marketing materials usually draw attention to a test's detection rates—how accurately it picks up a genetic alteration.
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A man driving through the desert picks up a pair of broken chattering teeth at a convenience store.
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As the earnings season flurry picks up, "Fast Money" traders chose stocks they believe could rise after results.
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It went down around the corner and the video pretty much picks up where all that left off.
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While in bed, Sean picks up a sleeping Angela's hand and uses her fingerprint to unlock her iPhone.
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She'll then call for evidence and witnesses, while Judge Lexy picks up on keywords in conversation to respond.
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It picks up on rhythms, so erratic knocks shouldn't unlock your smart lock or trigger your fire alarm.
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The story picks up speed as it begins to chart the opening salvos of Mali's own Arab spring.
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Her sinewy arms urge her body forward, each stride stronger than the last as she picks up momentum.
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Consumer spending "which is such an important part of the economy" picks up and it helps stocks rally.
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"Big Hero 6: The Series" began airing in 2017 and picks up after the events of the film.
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"Arrow" starts a little slow but picks up eventually, and Season 2 in particular is big and exciting.
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"Dark Fate" ignores parts three, four, and five, and picks up where "Terminator 2: Judgement Day" left off.
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That puzzle will set off a massive hunt on the show that picks up in the following episode.
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The Roomba 671 picks up everything from small particles to large debris, and works across multiple floor surfaces.
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The pace picks up when Julius meets the mysterious art dealer Matthias Rachmann, the character based on Wacker.
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The much-anticipated sequel picks up 15 years after the tragic ending to Annette and Sebastian's love affair.
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At a pawn shop, the Punisher asks for an NYPD mobile communications rig that picks up tactical frequencies.
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She takes a long slow drag, picks up a clean pair of scissors, and goes back to work.
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Glapinski said that one may start raising rates only when the economy picks up and inflation accelerates significantly.
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HopSkipDrive, a rideshare service that picks up your kids, similarly partners with school districts for school bus alternatives.
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In another, my comms panel picks up the chatter from a wedding barge, gliding slowly through the darkness.
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The show picks up in the aftermath of the prison riot, which dragged on interminable through Season 5.
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As the action picks up and the music rises, the trailer makes everything about the film feel epic.
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Downstream demand typically picks up about two weeks after the Chinese New Year break, which ended on Feb.
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He picks up growth companies that have fallen out of favor for reasons he judges to be temporary.
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It picks up the containers and when it leaves the port, mysteriously vanishes, turning off its required transponder.
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The last 15 games of the Major League Baseball season are today, and postseason picks up this week.
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Finally, three hours later, I call the front desk to inquire about the music, but nobody picks up.
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In a fit of rage, Polo picks up the academic statue Marina had just won and bludgeons her.
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Once Ms. Gauthier picks up the guitar and begins fiddling with a melody, that's when the floodgates open.
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This week's episode picks up with him in Farid's office, as his parents sit in the waiting room.
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But sometimes, that person picks up two orders of mozzarella sticks and brings them to you in bed.
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Glass picks up a couple of years after Split ended, and 19 years after the events of Unbreakable.
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Inui picks up a yellow card for tugging down Sarr, who had gotten past him on the flank.
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The tongue picks up cumin and sweet, acid and heat — why, your heart might even skip a beat.
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Three years later, Naomi picks up the trail, taking her deep into the forbidding woods of rural Oregon.
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Radamel Falcao picks up a yellow card as he and Yerry Mina are absolutely screaming at the referee.
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You can't save those seats for later, or fly twice as many flights when business picks up again.
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These days, Horvath rarely picks up a racket and almost never dwells on that day 34 years ago.
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They say the government picks up Taliban "chatter" in which the militants say they are winning the war.
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The courier will watch from at least a 10-foot distance as the customer picks up the order.
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This sequel, an epilogue of sorts from the series's creator, Vince Gilligan, picks up the story from there.
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The show will return with a new season in October and picks up a year after Will's return.
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So even if the notoriously long "The Irishman" picks up Best Picture, it still won't top the list.
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Six years separate this scene from the book's second narrative strand, which picks up after Bujar's suicide attempt.
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President Donald Trump picks up a pile of notes while in a listening session with gun violence survivors.
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It picks up after "Infinity War," when many of Marvel's big-screen superheroes appeared to turn to dust.
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He puts on a helmet, which has a recording device attached to it and picks up a rifle.
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If this movement picks up momentum, consumers and health-care providers could benefit from an accelerated approval process.
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Better and more frequent skin screening picks up abnormal pigmented lesions earlier, increasing the chance of a cure.
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Positive earnings surprises are outpacing negative, and when Citigroup's surprise index picks up, it's considered positive for stocks.
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That's where we flip to Noah's story, which picks up where those allegations left off and rolls forward.
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Precision in iron-play and patience with playing partners will be vital, particularly if a breeze picks up.
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In the other hand, he carries a plastic zipper bag, the storage receptacle for whatever he picks up.
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As he shows me the line, Dedivanovic excitedly picks up a brush and glides it across my arm.
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In sepsis, the body's own immune response turns into a tornado of self-destruction that picks up speed.
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"If he sees something that's an issue, he picks up the phone and directly engages to fix it."
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Mick Mulvaney has gone noticeably quiet over the past week, just as the president's impeachment fight picks up.
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Then the book club's official Instagram account picks up the charge, as does the official book club newsletter.
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Jackie Speier (D-Calif.) picks up a toy pig at PETA's annual Congressional Veggie Dog Giveaway on Wednesday.
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Amazon Prime dropped season 3 on Friday — and it picks up moments after the Maisels' deed was done.
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Doom Eternal picks up some time after Doomguy has started to fight back against the interdimensional demon hordes.
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They keep attendance logs and play a game of chance to see who picks up the coffee tab.
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Go deeper: WeWork picks up the pieces after ousting its CEO Silicon Valley's fraying cult of the founder
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A stenciled work by Scott picks up the thread by shifting the burden of responsibility to the viewer.
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He wears shorts, he delivers letters, he picks up parcels and puts them into his red wheely box.
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She picks up his Mylanta from the drugstore and gets him a new cord for his reading glasses.
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Before premiering the teaser, director J.J. Abrams teased that the movie picks up "some time" after The Last Jedi.
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The Roomba 671 uses a three-stage cleaning system that picks up everything from small particles to large debris.
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In the midst of the chaos, Rosalind picks up the hat, and it clearly brings some vision to mind.
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Miles shakes free from Jamal Murray and is wide open in the corner when Wright picks up his dribble.
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After Savannah gets off the bus, she quickly picks up Frog and the two lovingly walk to the house.
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Related column: "Drilling costs rise as U.S. oil, gas activity picks up", Reuters, April 26 Editing by David Evans
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Every so often, he takes a bite of the apple, drops the axe and picks up a flaming torch.
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Each button emits a different sound, and your phone picks up the audio and reacts based on the pitch.
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My biggest complaint about the tablet configuration is the glossy screen, which too easily picks up dirt and fingerprints.
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The front office wants Rondo back, and there's a decent chance Wade picks up his $23.8 million player option.
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At BG Selects, the videos emit sub-audible soundwaves that the app picks up via phone or headphone microphones.
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Time will tell if the nation's climate change denial movement picks up on bin Laden's concern about climate change.
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A microphone picks up sound from the environment, and a speech processor selects sounds picked up by the mic.
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"El Camino" stars Aaron Paul, who played Jesse Pinkman, and picks up after the events in the original series.
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Now, its sequel picks up with the family in shambles, and the remaining children looking to take back control.
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Closely followed commodities investor Dennis Gartman said Friday he has become more bullish on gold as inflation picks up.
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The "badge of the bunnies" on a Rolls-Royce picks up Hefner after arriving from the US in 22003.
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John Jost, a professor of psychology at N.Y.U., picks up some of the same themes as Haidt and Graham.
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Kytch picks up on mistakes like these and self-corrects them, thereby helping prevent an even lengthier shutdown period.
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Wind picks up during the day, so it's easier for the researchers to listen out for quakes at night.
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It picks up serious speed and the lowest gear provides a solid level of resistance to go even faster.
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That water skims across the surface instead and picks up more debris, and then you get a debris flow.
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The book picks up when he moves to Las Vegas as that diminished figure after reaching such great heights.
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When the speed picks up, it goes back to being a lane-centering system with extremely smooth adaptive cruise.
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He picks up litter to set an example and is, says one of his staff, a "bugger for punctuation".
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She goes upstairs, picks up her leftover tuna fish, and leaves it at the windowsill for the tiny animal.
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And the candidate, as he gains steam and picks up support, takes specific, concrete steps to address those weaknesses.
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If construction demand picks up, the picture could change, according to a 2017 report by consultants BVG Associates Limited.
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Make brunch for my roommate (smoked salmon toast with home fries), and she picks up iced coffee for us.
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She's a nurse's assistant, who also picks up shifts at the local hospital as an interpreter for Liberian patients.
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The season picks up exactly where the first left off, so it's best to remember every gruesome plot point.
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My friend picks up popcorn and pretzels for everyone to share, and I Venmo him $24 after the game.
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And Elba nearly always picks up Golden Globe and Emmy nods for playing the brilliant detective on Luther. 3.
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If I make it home before my husband picks up the kiddo, I can squeeze in a quick nap.
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And the X-T3 also picks up a new "color chrome effect" that boosts saturation and detail in shadows.
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Upon arrival, Gfresh picks up the live seafood imports at a given port or airport in a refrigerated truck.
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"He's Dead" picks up on the immediate aftermath of all of the above, and no one is doing okay.
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I order a chicken sandwich with fries and an iced tea, and my boss picks up the tab ($53.403).
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The third season picks up right where the second ended, after the massacre in Westworld and Dolores finally free.
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It picks up at the exact moment where the first movie ends, with the appearance of the villainous Underminer.
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Take a high-waisted pant and a crop top, for example: one picks up where the last left off.
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Google says the feature works by having the pairing device constantly broadcast a signal, which the phone picks up.
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When Jessica Jones season 3 picks up, Trish is fully embracing her powers but... her powers are kinda vague.
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It typically picks up 2.5 million muons each minute, mapped on a 13-by-13 grid across the sky.
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Trump waits, by my count, about 13 seconds as the chant picks up energy and volume before speaking again.
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Anyone who bites the bullet and picks up Samsung's $1,980 and up Galaxy Fold falls into the former category.
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Tensions get even higher after Demi jokingly picks up the rose, which apparently is a huge Bachelor no-no.
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In China as a whole, it is typical to build stocks of metals before construction picks up in spring.
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For instance, users can order Starbucks on the app and a biker then picks up the job for delivery.
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"Unless the economy picks up significantly, the central bank is not likely to tighten the liquidity condition," Wang said.
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"He picked me up like a groom picks up the bride over the threshold," Rapp was quoted as saying.
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She easily picks up on how Alice is using a dinner inviting FP and Jughead over to get information.
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It's a really fun evening out, and my lovely partner picks up the tab for the two of us.
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When David Lynch picks up the phone in his Hollywood home, he dives right into the depths of consciousness.
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The still-untitled movie, directed by Rian Johnson, picks up where The Force Awakens left off in December 2015.
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That complacency is disrupted one night when he picks up a stranger's cell phone, and starts receiving disturbing messages.
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Twitter already hides replies automatically when its system picks up on tweets from suspicious or so-called "troll" accounts.
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" * May 21, 2017: Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich picks up on the report in an interview with "Fox & Friends.
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It's here that Wild Beast's fifth record, Boy King, picks up: capturing the bruised egos of blokes after dark.
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"You have a solid forty minutes," Kristin says, as Jay picks up some decorative rocks from the coffee table.
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Most likely, WO picks up the spider DNA after breaking out of a Wolbachia cell into the animal cell.
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At the end of 2016, it picks up enough traction to yield a substantial number of people believing it.
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Celebrations continue that night, with fireworks blooming over teepees, even as the wind picks up and the temperature drops.
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Unedic expects the gap to narrow rapidly in the coming years as the economy picks up jobs are created.
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For those producers the concern is that their margins will suffer if service costs rise as activity picks up.
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Passenger traffic at ports and airports picks up during the summer, the top tourism season for the Mediterranean country.
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In time, she also picks up their language: She pierces her ears, wears nail polish and flashes a smile.
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In my home state of Massachusetts, the federal government picks up 88 percent of the cost of the program.
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Phoenix is the only location where Waymo One, the publicly (but limitedly) available robo-taxi service, picks up riders.
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Demand in China typically picks up in the second quarter ahead of the third quarter when construction activity rises.
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Many of these vehicles could struggle to make it over the line unless leveraged loan supply picks up markedly.
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Goldman sees a possibility of investors losing money on bonds as inflation picks up, pushing them into stock funds.
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"Body Count" picks up the baton where Kiddo left off, and Reyez isn't done being relentless in her truth.
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He scurries up the ledge of a boat, picks up the harpoon, and throws it into the shallow water.
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When he picks up the phone, Alexander is yawning hard, but he's conscious enough to take on the challenge.
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So he picks up where he left off, trying to stab her, but she of course wins that fight.
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Note the tenderness, the sensuality with which he picks up Red Sox shortstop Xander Bogaerts' grounder to third base.
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The game automatically picks up loot that's better than what you have and will even auto-equip weapon enhancements.
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The truck driver picks up Pee-wee on the side of an abandoned highway in the dead of night.
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It's an incredible performance, and if she picks up a tons of trophies for it, they'll be well-deserved.
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A driver picks up Johannes at 8 AM to take him to a workshop for disabled people in Marburg.
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The bus picks up at every BOS terminal and offers free connections to the Red Line once in town.
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Berkowitz picks up a box of sodium bicarbonate, which is crucial for heart surgery and to treat certain overdoses.
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It's called Love, Stargirl and it picks up about a year after her family moved away from Mica, Arizona.
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Euripides' "Orestes" picks up five days after the conclusion of "Electra," but it's as if no time has passed.
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The pool is typically quiet during the week but picks up more of a party vibe on the weekend.
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Niang picks up a yellow card for raking his hand across Gen Shoji's face while contesting a long ball.
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It misses, and the still-clueless librarian picks up his brown lunch bag and calmly walks out the door.
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Approaching the penalty box, Kane picks up the ball and sends off a low rocket, which goes just wide.
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What comes nextStill, so much is changing day-to-day as the US picks up more cases of coronavirus.
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There have been no humorous relationship-developing moments, like when Data learned small talk or Spock picks up cursing.
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In this musical comedy, a finance bro falls off the corporate ladder and picks up his high school guitar.
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In all of these cases, exactly which ambulance picks up a given patient with a given condition is random.
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A human voice detection system hears when a real agent picks up the phone, and then rings your phone.
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Every time a man picks up a steak knife in a restaurant you're going to throw a hissy fit?
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But some Fed officials say a fourth rise may be necessary as growth chugs along and inflation picks up.
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Any candidate who finishes with more than 15 percent of the vote picks up delegates under the party rules.
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M.L.S. has expected the price of teams to climb as the sport picks up popularity in the United States.
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Many times he runs out of money before payday and simply goes without or picks up an odd job.
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This new season picks up with the Karasuno team training for their trip to Tokyo for the national tournament.
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It is raining and the wind picks up so we stop at the neighborhood bar for a warm-up.
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The team picks up babies in severe withdrawal from 222 hospitals in rural towns across southern and eastern Kentucky.
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Bernie Sanders, known for his ability to organize caucus states and for his support from Latinos, picks up Nevada.
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The Mandalorian is set just five years after Return of the Jedi, which picks up one year after Empire.
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Since moving to Vancouver year ago from Dublin, Ellen told me she never picks up her phone anymore, ever.
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A hipster dad picks up a bit of cookie his kid has dropped on the sidewalk and eats it.
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He picks up the pot of kohl and dabs a bit of color into the corner of his eye.
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It's been a wide-open college basketball season and now the pace picks up for the six power conferences.
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Medicaid picks up some costs for people with limited assets, but the number of hours allowed differ by state.
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Hoppert: He sheds the blinkers that were added for the Preakness and picks up Mike Smith as his rider.
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But now, as the spring season picks up in Nepal and Tibet, Nepal's government is starting to take action.
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Typically, the federal government picks up about half the cost of the Medicaid program and states cover the rest.
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The last half picks up the livewire energy of last year's EP Martyr while still retaining the heavy themes.
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The gravitational force of weeping pulls at one's inner world, from which it picks up scraps of the past.
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He gingerly picks up portions of potato fry bread dough and gracefully places them in a bubbling Dutch oven.
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