In the case of New York's closed Democratic primary, that means being super prepared, as in prepared-six-months-ago prepared.
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I wasn't prepared, although I couldn't possibly have been prepared.
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"People are prepared to flee, be prepared," Hun Sen said.
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Be prepared for changing weather and be prepared to be wet.
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You can read Ford's prepared statement here, and Kavanaugh's prepared statement here.
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And there's no doubt that Hopkinsville was prepared — overly prepared, in fact.
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Then I have the right to come prepared as they come prepared.
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Be prepared to have your hair pulled; be prepared to get kicked.
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But I'm prepared for either contingency or at least I'm getting prepared.
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The Secret Service are prepared and the state of Ohio is prepared.
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And… you have to be prepared, John, you have to be prepared.
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"The well-prepared ride them, the ill-prepared are swept away by them."
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"Comparatively, 24% said "not so prepared" and 16% said "not prepared at all.
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Usually, the writers are prepared for these passings with obits prepared in advance.
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But he's not prepared to dismiss Kelly nor is Kelly prepared to leave.
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"If you're not prepared to change, you're not prepared to be innovative, if you're not prepared to actually take chances, then sports will fall behind," Pelley said.
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" When asked if Indian Country is prepared to fight the pandemic, Bohlen said, "I believe we are not prepared, our country as a whole is not prepared.
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Well, Putin is highly prepared and Trump, will he be prepared for the meeting.
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He liked to be prepared as much as I liked to not be prepared.
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Emma Watson came to set prepared while filming Harry Potter — maybe a little too prepared.
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Citing the Boy Scout motto, he said, "'Be prepared' means be prepared with a smile."
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I was prepared for him to date other people, but I wasn't prepared for her.
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I think it prepared me for that, and I have no doubt it prepared him.
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There would always be individuals prepared to accept bribes, and others prepared to offer them.
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I'm an Eagle Scout and the Boy Scout motto is 'Be prepared,' so I'm prepared.
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Boston prepared, city officials vow Boston officials said before the rally that the city was prepared.
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I was prepared to go further, I told President Putin I was prepared to go further.
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"We are prepared, we're prepared militarily, we're prepared with our allies to respond militarily," Tillerson told reporters, speaking at the close of US-Japan security meetings with Defense Secretary James Mattis.
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"We are prepared, we're prepared militarily, we're prepared with our allies to respond militarily," Secretary of State Rex Tillerson told reporters, speaking at the close of US-Japan security meetings with Mattis.
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I don't mean to [say] that he's not prepared — he's the most prepared man in the world.
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"I was not prepared for — well, I was prepared because I saw Keanu doing it," Berry said.
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I'll tell you something else I prepared for, I prepared to be president of the United States.
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"Although people are prepared to buy the dips, they're also prepared to sell the rallies," he said.
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The reports are prepared only because DoD asks for them and is prepared to pay for them.
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Is that heightened state of alert to be better prepared defensively or to be better prepared offensively?
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Clinton, clearly prepared for him to return to this line of attack, responded with a carefully prepared salvo.
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"I was not prepared for — well, I was prepared because I saw Keanu [Reeves] doing it," Berry said.
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So that's why I'm prepared to take a gamble that a young researcher wouldn't be prepared to take.
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I think we've got to be prepared on the supply chain and I think we are getting prepared.
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Some limited studies have found that self-prepared returns have a smaller proportion of errors than professionally prepared versions.
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You've got to be prepared to leverage the North and be prepared to enforce the outcome of the negotiation.
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We're in a moment where we're prepared to fight — or at least it looks like we're prepared to fight.
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While he was prepared for that one question, he wasn't prepared for the other ten I had for him.
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"We are not prepared to face a major outbreak, but we are prepared to prevent an outbreak," he said.
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"First of all, as I was saying, Hillary Clinton is one of the best prepared [candidates], certainly better prepared than Barack Obama, better prepared than George W. Bush, better prepared than Bill Clinton to be president of the United States," Pelosi said in an "Off Message" podcast interview with Politico's Glenn Thrush.
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The Democrats were not prepared for Ms. Ocasio-Cortez's victory, but then again, the Democrats aren't usually prepared for anything.
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And if you are prepared for that—prepared for the excruciating length of the whole thing—the rewards are plentiful.
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We come to investments, too, with a prepared mind, so when an investment comes in, we're kind of prepared for it.
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Only 3 percent of analysts in the survey believe state and local governments are "prepared" or "very prepared" for climate change.
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In the end, children should feel prepared for what they might see online, so they are emotionally prepared for jarring content.
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Is the president prepared under his understanding of his powers in the executive branch, is he prepared to defy a court order?
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"We're continuing to monitor the situation with Westinghouse and are prepared for any potential outcome," Georgia Power said in a prepared statement.
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But we are prepared, the Yemeni government is prepared, to agree to a cessation of hostilities if the Houthis agree to it.
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Why did Don Jr.'s lawyer say they "were fully prepared and absolutely prepared to make a fulsome statement" about the meeting?
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Forty percent said Trump is prepared, reflecting a 4-point increase over the past week, and 2023 percent said Clinton is prepared.
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But the day may come when you're prepared to sell, or in a position to sell, and it's important to be prepared.
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White House prepared for impeachment: Meanwhile, White House aides said Friday they are prepared for Trump to be impeached by the House.
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"This person was prepared to come in, this person was prepared to shoot people, his intent was to cause harm," said Krampf.
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"I had a lawsuit prepared, a lawsuit that was prepared to be filed against NBC because they leaked that tape," Trump said.
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We'll certainly be prepared if it for some reason takes place at a later date - we'll be prepared for that as well.
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Get prepared: Review CNN's hurricane checklist "The main practical reason would be to have people get prepared a couple weeks early," Miller said.
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So my question to you is, when it comes to dealing with Russia, are you prepared — how hard are you prepared to be?
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" Trump also said the U.S. was "totally prepared" for Iran to retaliate and "we're prepared to attack if we have to as retribution.
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New York (CNN Business)The Avengers weren't prepared for Thanos and it appears that some online ticket sites weren't prepared for the Avengers.
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"Oftentimes what they will do is, they will stamp the return as 'self-prepared,' making it look to the IRS like you actually prepared the tax return, when, in fact, you went to a professional to have it prepared for you," Paladini said.
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What about his comment about, well, I am prepared but I don&apost have to be that prepared because it&aposs all about attitude.
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We're ready to go, we're literally prepared to go at a moment's notice if the North Koreans indicate that they're prepared for those discussions.
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Gronkowski recently joined FOX Sports as an analyst, and he told the network that while he's physically prepared to play, he isn't mentally prepared.
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Although Dunn says no one can truly be prepared for a parent's death, she believes she and her family were as prepared as possible.
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And getting back to what I wasn't prepared for, what I wasn't prepared for was the degree to which you entered the Big Leagues.
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"Labour is not prepared to sell out the communities that we represent, we are not prepared to sell out their future," he told parliament.
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Every bad thing depends on the same two components as every good thing: people prepared to lie, and other people prepared to believe them.
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" Trump also said the United States was "totally prepared" for Iran to retaliate, and "we're prepared to attack if we have to as retribution.
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"This is potentially three or four or five times greater and I will tell you they are prepared as prepared as one can be."
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"The Mercy will be prepared and ready to go much sooner," Hoffman said, saying "they are hopefully going to be prepared to go in days not weeks" and that when it's prepared to sail, a determination will be made as to where it will go.
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But the president essentially said that Vladimir Putin, he&aposs going to be prepared and he said -- the president said that he will be prepared.
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"I've been involved in 100 hearings, and we've never prepared for one the way we have prepared for this one," said one Judiciary Committee aide.
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THE REMOTE RISK BECAME REALITY BUT WE WERE PREPARED FOR IT AND PFIZER WAS PREPARED FOR IT AND SO THE PIVOT HERE IS QUITE SIMPLE.
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"We're prepared to meet anyone who can speak on behalf of the North Korean government and give us solid answers so we're prepared," he said.
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Once you're prepared to answer any question that's thrown your way, make sure you have some pre-prepared questions of your own for your interviewer.
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According to a report prepared by one of the organizers, the group set a modest goal of 30 participants, prepared for 40, and tested 70.
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He was prepared to defend himself on the specifics and prepared with specific counters to both change the subject and try and weaken his opponent.
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Additionally, 41 percent said they believed the United States is not very prepared or not prepared at all to keep November's election safe and secure.
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The ACLU and Planned Parenthood are already prepared to challenge the ban in court, and advocates are prepared to vote out the lawmakers who supported it.
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We are prepared to work with anybody in the region who is prepared to work with us in order to put an end to the fighting.
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We were prepared at home with clothes from birth to 12 months, so we were prepared for the long term, but not for the hospital term.
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A vast majority (89.5 percent) felt they weren't prepared to prescribe MMJ, and more than 35 percent felt not at all prepared to answer patients' questions.
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I guess with the kneeling, maybe if I was a little bit more prepared, but I don't think I could have really been prepared for that.
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"Being prepared for a counterterrorism fight is not the same as being prepared for a fight with Russia or China," a senior defense official told CNN.
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Not to mention that this begs the fundamental question: If we aren't prepared for a deadly virus with weeks of warning, what are we prepared for?
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And I'm prepared to listen, but I'm not prepared to change my position because it is convenient for the other person for me to do so.
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I was prepared for that, but at the same time, I was prepared to compete for a spot and hopefully have an impact on the team.
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But if you put the effort in, you can at least be more prepared than fellow buyers and more prepared than the dealer expects, they write.
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"I'm prepared to sell coffee because us migrants have to be prepared to start from the bottom," said Rojas, who plans to settle in Lima, Peru.
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"We are not prepared, nor are we going to be prepared, if there's a bigger exodus of citizens from Venezuela as conditions deteriorate even more," Ramirez said.
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BLANKFEIN: I WOULD SAY THAT BEING A FATALIST I AM, OF COURSE I READ ALL THE WORST THINGS SO I WAS PREPARED, DEFINITELY PREPARED FOR THE WORST.
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Such calls are typically heavily prepared for and monitored by the White House; the national security adviser briefs the president, and regional experts provide prepared talking points.
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As he prepared to shoot, he noticed Robinson a few feet in front of him, with the rookie lowering his shoulder slightly as he prepared to leap.
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Raw meals include dried treats such as pig ears, home-prepared meals and commercially-prepared meals with meats, meaty bones, organs, vegetables, eggs, grains, yeast, milk and yogurt.
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As is the case with Question Time, questions would be a mix of previously prepared and supplementary, with the latter arising from answers given to the prepared questions.
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"I think she's going to be a good witness and I think we will be prepared for that and be prepared to refute any unjustified criticism," Cornyn said.
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A prepared potato salad at the deli costs about $3.55 per pound, according to Nielsen, when prepared quinoa salad goes for almost $45.483 more, roughly $5.42 per pound.
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The frozen food aisle is being revitalized by freshly-prepared meals, like Frozen Foodies' cryogenically frozen meals prepared by professional chefs and Buttermilk's reheatable pre-made Indian meals.
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"I was prepared for them to come after me, but I wasn't prepared for the person coming at me the way she came at me," Biden told CNN.
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He was buying up gold at a price people were prepared to pay for it, then selling it in another market, where people were prepared to pay more.
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It's a massive facility that's not only fully prepared to shoot movies like "Iron Man 3" and "We're the Millers" but also prepared for the furious weather conditions.
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Also important were the decencies Charles was prepared to defend, and the risks he was prepared to run — not least to his own popularity with his own side.
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"I am prepared for her, and more importantly she is prepared, to spend the maximum 18 months behind bars in the service of her principles," Meltzer-Cohen said.
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The poll also found that 41 percent of Americans believe the United States is not very prepared or not prepared at all to keep the November election safe.
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The poll also found that 20 percent of Americans believe the United States is not very prepared or not prepared at all to keep the November election safe.
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"Consumers today understand they have many choices for prepared meals, including meal kits and supermarket prepared foods, and restaurants aren't the only game in town," Technomic's Pawlak said.
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Whole Foods spokesperson Allison Phelps told MUNCHIES a "prepared food runner" who stocks pre-prepared items on the floor is infected with the virus, as is a customer.
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"When you are going to be quite transformative, you've got to be prepared to invest and that's something our country has not been prepared to do," said Potter.
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"If you're not, as first minister, prepared to put your neck on the line over the education of our children, then what are you prepared [to do]?" she asked.
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"He comes to work every day, mentally prepared, physically prepared," Wright said of Brunson, who led Villanova in the tournament in scoring, averaging 20.3 points in the three games.
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The Centers for Disease Control has prepared two 250-bed Federal Medical Stations in Baton Rouge, La., which are prepared to be deployed to other locations, according to HHS.
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He prepared for every game as though he were going to be a starter; if anything, he suggested, his constantly precarious role led him to be even more prepared.
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The privileged poor are more prepared to deal with the social interaction they have with their peers and are more prepared to navigate the social side of academic life.
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"It has to be someone who isn't going to blink, who's prepared to walk away if we don't get what we needed - I'm prepared to do absolutely that," he added.
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The largest U.S. city has prepared for such attacks in the past and will be prepared again, John Miller, deputy police commissioner for counter-terrorism, said at a news conference.
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Once these educational changes are implemented, it will still be 4 to 6 years before a better prepared workforce is in place and prepared to practice at the community level.
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These officers stopped the New York pipe bomb suspect Prepared to die According to a law enforcement official, through his comments to investigators, Ullah indicated he was prepared to die.
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"These ... elements suggest to me that oppression is being prepared, at the very minimum, and it could be that a war against its own people is being prepared," he said.
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"Even if you don't spend a dollar with us, having another person who is prepared is someone else who might encourage one of their friends to get prepared," Miller said.
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Asked what Washington was prepared to do to advance negotiations, the officials said it was up to the Palestinians to come forward and to say they are prepared to negotiate.
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"I was prepared for them to come after me, but I wasn't prepared for the person coming at me the way she came at me," Biden told CNN in July.
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"I was prepared for them to come after me, but I wasn't prepared for the person coming at me the way she came at me," he told CNN's Chris Cuomo.
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The agency prepared a rough Q&A for officials there and at the White House and DOJ focusing on questions to which they would have to be prepared to respond.
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AND I THINK A LOT OF THE MODERATION AND THE IMPACT WAS BECAUSE MARK WAS PREPARED AND HE GOT ALL THE OTHER BANKS IN THE UK TO BE PREPARED AS WELL.
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Your building has to be prepared, you have to have personnel that is prepared, a preparedness plan to see which employees can come, which are most vulnerable and might not come.
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Fearing a police raid on the compound, he began carrying a shotgun, and said in front a camera, "I'm prepared to make a stand — I'm prepared to die," Mr. Olson said.
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Women report feeling less prepared than men: 73% of women say they are "very" or "somewhat" prepared to deal with a coronavirus infection in their families, compared with 80% of men.
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"At a basic level, this shows how the government wasn't prepared and isn't prepared for security issues," said Bhavani Fonseka, a senior researcher at the Center for Policy Alternatives in Colombo.
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Being prepared and passionate about the company already, Bruno had his own strategy pitch prepared, detailing to the owners about what he would do if he worked for Time Out Group.
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"The banking system is substantially better prepared to manage unexpected shocks today than it was before the financial crisis," he plans to say, according to prepared remarks released by the Fed.
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" Lansbury added, however, "Should women be prepared for this?
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Forget Heart Break — heart, prepared to be fully melted.
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" But, he said, "she had clearly prepared for us.
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Outlaw abortion, be prepared to have every miscarriage investigated. .
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" He quoted Louis Pasteur: "Chance favors the prepared mind.
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I'm prepared to give — no, I shouldn't say that.
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The extremists were prepared to kill, imprison, torture — everything.
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He prepared two photo lineups — one for each suspect.
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Background reading: • Jared Kushner's prepared remarks for Senate investigators.
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She sounds like herself — practical, prepared, and pissed off.
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Me: Will do -- anything I should be prepared for?
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"Although the U.S. should be prepared to accept all concessions Kim is willing to make early on, such as closing the nuclear test site, it must be prepared for a phased approach."
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Not prepared for my friends to die As a member of the elite Navy SEAL Team Seven and SEAL Team One, I was fully prepared to lose my life for my country.
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Predictably, this question broke down along party lines, with 893 percent of Democrats and 74 percent of Republicans falling into the "prepared" camp (51 percent of independents felt the U.S. is prepared).
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A low-sodium meal option was added, as was a halal meal prepared without any pork or alcohol, and a bland one prepared with limited seasonings for those with sensitive digestive systems.
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"We have learned from experience that it is better to be over-prepared in these situations -- if you're not prepared before the storm, it is too late," Cuomo said in a statement.
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" Later asked whether Apple would be prepared to fight this case all the way to the U.S. Supreme Court, Cook said, "We would be prepared to take this issue all the way.
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And you don't create energy and excitement unless you are prepared to take on the people who own America and are prepared to speak to the people who are working in America.
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"We have learned from experience that it is better to be over-prepared in these situations -- if you're not prepared before the storm, it is too late," he said in a statement.
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She said she was relatively optimistic about the prospects for Britain's financial industry after Brexit and that most firms were well prepared, but the BoE would need to be prepared for all eventualities.
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Of course, their parents Prince William and Princess Kate will have carefully prepared them for the big trip – as much as a 3-year-old and a 17-month-old can be prepared.
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The study also found that 37 percent of GDPR-prepared firms lost more than $500,85033 from a data breach, compared to the 64 percent of companies who were not prepared for the regulations.
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The percentage who said "somewhat prepared" or more was down 6 points from two weeks prior, and the percentage who said "not so" or "not at all" prepared is up 10 percentage points.
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Keep in mind there are likely to be two reports: one prepared by Mr. Mueller for the Justice Department and another prepared by Mr. Barr to be shared with Congress and the public.
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But if the board does not come through with a substantive plan, or does not appear prepared to implement it, it is unclear what steps she and the Legislature are prepared to take.
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Specifically, juices that had been prepared by blending whole fruits had stronger antioxidant activities and contained larger amounts of phenolic compounds than juices that had been prepared by juicing the flesh of fruit.
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If President Trump is not prepared to admit it or to do his job of protecting our families by enforcing our environmental rules, then I'm prepared as Attorney General to call his bluff.
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He came to the presidency as well prepared as any person in the 20th century, certainly, and you can make an argument he came to the presidency prepared about as well as anybody.
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Knowing what he knew, Morgan was prepared for his daughter.
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I'm not prepared to deal with the electoral college yet.
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Spread 1 tablespoon of prepared sauce on each top bun.
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There was no way the country could have prepared itself.
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All my meals are leftovers I prepared from last week.
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So, they prepared "something special" for Alex Morgan and Rapinoe.
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How do those Boy Scouts afford to be always prepared?
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Crime Watch Daily first reported the indictment was being prepared.
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Paige: I overpack because I always want to be prepared.
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Nothing could have prepared us for The Notebook 2, however.
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When your number comes up, you have to be prepared.
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As he said, I prepared my whole life for this.
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Tariffs are not a cost automakers are prepared to bear.
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Of course, not every contingency can be prepared for. Gooogle.
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"It actually prepared me to be an astronaut," she said.
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Rosengren did not address that possibility in his prepared remarks.
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If Democrats were fully prepared to counteract this blitz, I
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Unfortunately, Cassidy was not prepared for the extra $50 expense.
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But she wasn't prepared for the massive increase in interest.
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He is prepared to do that if that's what's required.
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ISIS knows reinforcements are coming, and again they are prepared.
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Trump won, and he must be prepared to immediately govern.
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No one will ever be prepared for this hacked Alexa.
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He should have made sure the bureaucracy was better prepared.
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We're prepared to arrange a dock and even a harbor.
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Senegalese authorities had prepared aid for 100,000 arrivals, it said.
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But as Time Warner prepared to sell off Time Inc.
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You are well prepared to be your own support system.
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Comments about China were noticeably absent from Lighthizer's prepared remarks.
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Basically, we're totally prepared for spring — er, summer — to commence.
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The GOP, for its part, has already prepared its counteroffensive.
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My other expensive grocery splurge is the prepared tuna salad.
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There was also a media frenzy Garcia wasn't prepared for.
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Neither yet appears prepared to lose face by climbing down.
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But then again, there's only so prepared you can be.
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We are fully prepared and we will wait with interest.
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Problem was, the White House wasn't prepared for the crowd.
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Pour mixture into prepared casserole dish; sprinkle with bagel seasoning.
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Its only choice is whether or not to be prepared.
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The company said it was prepared to continue serving customers.
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We are prepared to do unconventional things if circumstances warranted.
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Slone was prepared for NAS, but this was something different.
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"Trump is fully prepared for the meeting tomorrow," he said.
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"We're not prepared for what we have now," he said.
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Comey's prepared testimony was released the day before he testified.
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You tell your kids do your homework and be prepared.
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They had had all prepared against whoever the president chose.
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Now there's one spoiler we're definitely not prepared to handle.
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Just be prepared to say goodbye to the Switch's portability.
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The family prepared chicken, fish, spaghetti, pizza and mashed potatoes.
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"Most people are not prepared to hear that," she says.
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"I've prepared myself for everything that could happen," Sigler says.
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Transfer log to prepared baking sheet, and remove plastic wrap.
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But Democrats were not prepared to let him do that.
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That's probably because multiple people came prepared with rain ponchos.
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I wasn't prepared for what the transition would be like.
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I eat my prepared quinoa, chickpea, avocado, and tahini salad.
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It's the end ... but the moment has been prepared for.
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But nothing will have prepared Chandra for his new job.
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They're just prepared and presented in a uniquely Canadian way.
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You suddenly find yourself crying, and you weren't remotely prepared!
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"So I've come prepared," she said, pointing to her guitar.
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What have you felt the least prepared for so far?
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We just need to be prepared for what comes next.
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She showed him how to be better prepared for school.
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Did worrying help you feel more prepared to face disappointment?
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"You're ready and prepared," she texted him at one point.
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"I'm prepared to live on my second story," she said.
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If the [Pentagon] calls tomorrow, I want to be prepared.
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I wasn't prepared to pretend to be anything I wasn't.
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Be prepared to go wireless or live the dongle life.
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Scrape about half of this batter into your prepared pan.
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That's what I mean about coming prepared with some knowledge.
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Boneparth is prepared to get the question again and again.
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Many of them are already prepared for rising sea levels.
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" —Apache "Anywhere you plan to be, be prepared to leave.
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People need to understand what's coming and must be prepared.
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During New Year's Eve last year, Batepapo prepared 240 pizzas.
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One after the other, students approach him with prepared questions.
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Nothing could have prepared him for the landscape beyond Agadez.
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The bottom line: It's good to be prepared, either way.
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Am I actually prepared to gestate and raise a baby?
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Hopefully, photographers will be more prepared for the next eclipse.
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Delivering prepared food still accounts for most of its revenue.
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She prepared me for the questions the judge would ask.
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He broke away from his prepared remarks on several occasions.
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Be prepared to laugh until you cry — or vice-versa.
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And once you do, what should you be prepared for?
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However, whether Etihad is prepared to invest more is uncertain.
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Charleston residents boarded up businesses and prepared to hunker down.
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And be prepared that it's not going to come easy.
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To avoid such a situation, we like to come prepared.
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Sandy illustrated the reasons why you should aIways be prepared.
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They prepared the ambulance to take him to the hospital.
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Policies are being prepared to attract more people for longer.
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Be prepared to be utterly captivated — and slightly creeped out.
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"You should be prepared to be moved," Brown tells PEOPLE.
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Pour the batter into the prepared dish and spread evenly.
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"You always have to be prepared in case," Glover said.
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What sort of potential attacks are they prepared to defeat?
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These were things no one could have prepared us for.
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David is prepared to stand up to America's new president.
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So I think you have to be prepared for it.
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A family helper who prepared his school lunches was Muslim.
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He said that criminal cases against him were being prepared.
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He is well prepared to shore up the party's beliefs.
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Come prepared with questions for Playground Global's Peter Barrett 3.
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We have a reputation to protect as a prepared victim.
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Because when prepared properly, it's safe to eat and delicious.
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Even if the British were prepared, others might not be.
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As for whether his sister is prepared for a divorce?
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Did you feel prepared to play the game of Survivor?
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Be prepared for the onslaught of love coming your way.
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We were well prepared, both our snipers and other troops.
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Most people aren't prepared for this, and that includes me.
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I wasn't prepared for that, and I just started crying.
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None of that prepared him for filming the finale, though.
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He admits he wasn't prepared for this, but he's adjusted.
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At least one country is coming prepared for the latter.
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It's very, very different based on how it is prepared.
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Am I prepared to model good tech habits for her?
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Having a weapon is just another way to be prepared.
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"We're not prepared for those things to shift," he said.
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Kumail Nanjiani went into his episode of Hot Ones prepared.
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"Fulcher: "Are you prepared to tell me where Sian is?
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That's not going to go well if they're not prepared.
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We need to be prepared to go on the offense.
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When Stallone speaks again, I'm prepared, my breath held tight.
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And if so, what option is America prepared to pursue?
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Being prepared makes me feel calmer about life and work.
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I must be prepared for more of this, much more.
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"I'm prepared to vote for a conservative justice," said Jones.
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Call us morbid, but we're just trying to be prepared.
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And he is prepared to lead his people into battle.
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This guy had never really prepared a meal for himself.
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His own party has been prepared to begin impeachment proceedings.
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Democrats appear prepared to vote en masse against both bills.
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With peak hurricane season coming, it wanted to be prepared.
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Markets prepared for the possibility of more pain on Monday.
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However, insiders say they are prepared for their inevitable parting.
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It squeezed out bags of prepared fruit or vegetable product.
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You've got to be prepared day in and day out.
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S is prepared with guns stashed all over the house.
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Grilled cuts are prepared to order on the the parrillas.
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American companies must be prepared to look at other alternatives.
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We have done that, and we're prepared to do it.
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But he said fans will be more aware and prepared.
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Because when you're prepared, there's really no reason to worry.
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They certainly weren't prepared for life with a blind child.
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Twitter doesn't ask me anything I'm not prepared to answer.
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The biggest trend in supermarkets is prepared meals, Flink said.
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Here's what you need to know, based off prepared excerpts.
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Although Wiz looks way more prepared to make it rain.
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"I'm prepared for a lot of stinky diapers," he said.
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I hope people are stoked with how we've prepared everything.
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Billy Bush came prepared and Rob Lowe a Powerball ticket.
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First of all, kudos to this guy for being prepared.
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But you know it's something I've always been prepared for.
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She's warning the US is prepared to take further actions.
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You can never be too prepared for a job interview.
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Just be prepared, this is not going to be easy.
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He also came prepared with citrus, and, of course, booze.
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He removed the pelt and prepared the meat for cooking.
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She seemed to have attack lines her staff had prepared.
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Nonetheless, Thae warned America and its allies to be prepared.
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"The communication to the guys — just be prepared," Matheny said.
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Responding to if the U.S. is prepared to act, Sen.
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Yet I am fully prepared to make a valid argument.
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It's unclear whether Washington is prepared to let Assad stay.
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Price: $68.00They'll need to be prepared if things go wrong.
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"My dad always says 'opportunity favors the prepared,'" Glaspy said.
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Then, he prepared to take on the tomato wrapped burger.
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You'll find groceries and prepared fare for your picnicking best.
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She did not mention monetary policy in her prepared remarks.
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"As a city boy, I was not prepared," he said.
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"However, we remain prepared to defend ourselves and our Allies."
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They also cook prepared meals in the kitchen next store.
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Of course, we had almost no plan to be prepared.
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Hospital staff need to be prepared for emergencies, he added.
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Just be prepared to fork over even more personal information.
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The Leafs were blindfolded and prepared to accept their fate.
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The committee released Comey's prepared testimony ahead of the hearing.
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"You always have to be prepared to walk," Trump said.
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Finally, this year I was prepared to pay the fine.
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"The regulator wants us to be prepared," the source added.
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Clinton was knowledgable, offered substantive responses and was clearly prepared.
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I was prepared for anything since I really liked her.
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Just be prepared to pay tourist prices for it. 83.
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There are other factors that suggest Mexico may be prepared
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But Erdogan said Turkey was now prepared to press on.
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We prepared for the concept to fail and fade away.
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Students need to be prepared for a shifting job market.
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I'm prepared to go to great lengths for the cause.
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Parsley has to be picked, lamb has to be prepared.
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The simple answer is that fewer are now prepared to.
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Most patients who came in to Shearer's clinic were prepared.
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But at times, the protestors drowned out Heller's prepared remarks.
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"We weren't prepared for this at all," said Cindy Warmbier.
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The new version of "Be Prepared" is a complete misfire.
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Was Ms. Grubman prepared for such a social media response?
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Michael Ompod came prepared to the event at 6 a.m.
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We are not prepared for the next pandemic flu virus.
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It was filled with yogurts and prepared salads and wraps.
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We will be prepared to defend our case in court.
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Shake vigorously, then strain into prepared glass filled with ice.
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But we are prepared to fight if we need to.
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And are you prepared for it to be really hard?
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The question now is: How much better prepared are we?
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Susie was being prepared for a video recording by Peter.
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It's a whole new world, and I am not prepared.
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All over the country, we're asking you to be prepared.
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We are prepared to house people once shelters reach capacity.
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They want players prepared for life in the normal world.
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"I'm a little surprised they weren't better prepared for that."
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Mr. Sanders insists that he is prepared to challenge Mrs.
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In the presence of danger, we are prepared to fight.
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However, Democrats appear prepared to hunker down on their demands.
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But the campaign was at least somewhat prepared for it.
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Some people prepared to spend the night in their cars.
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Still, the police say they are prepared for any eventuality.
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He said Next is prepared for Brexit, whatever the outcome.
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But Khan was also prepared to be a team player.
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Just be prepared for most of them to be apples.
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Are you prepared to work without pay for a while?
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"I am not sure we are fully prepared," Warner said.
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"The president's prepared to meet at any point," Bolton said.
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"We're prepared in New Jersey and we're ready to go."
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Those documents would be prepared by lawyers on both sides.
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"You have to be prepared, for the children," he said.
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Nothing has prepared my students for an idea like this.
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If it's the latter, be prepared for a financial hit.
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He prepared like a veteran and he played that way.
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The better prepared you are for this conversation, the better.
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There would be no excuse for not being prepared, right?.
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I prepared to be president, and that's a good thing.
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The Air Force was not prepared for this increased demand.
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But he's prepared in case the situation takes a turn.
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Tesla CEO Elon Musk demands that people be super prepared.
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His prepared speech had already been loaded into the teleprompter.
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A recession can devastate your finances if you're not prepared.
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Washington was prepared to play a constructive role, he added.
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OTA prepared reports exploring the potential consequences of policy options.
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We prepared two graphic organizers to help guide student research.
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Be prepared to brave a long line out the door.
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I'm glad I showed up prepared and did the job.
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In a prepared statement released Tuesday evening, Navy spokesman Cmdr.
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The question is what they're prepared to do about it.
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Now I'm better prepared to deal with any such heartbreak.
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Otherwise, we had better be prepared to witness hearings like
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Here, glasses of desalinated water are being prepared for dignitaries.
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In Texas, the campaign has prepared an ad highlighting Mrs.
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"I'm prepared to lose money, before I lose," he said.
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Using the headset in a properly prepared environment changes everything.
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We are prepared for any deserved repercussions from our actions.
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You tell your kids, do your homework and be prepared.
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Maybe we should have prepared this a little bit more.
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He also said that his team was prepared for anything.
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His prepared remarks mentioned nothing about the dream King had.
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Venus seems prepared for the inevitable questions about sibling rivalry.
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Optimists are the least prepared for the loss of hope.
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Be prepared for the room to light up with creativity.
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That he is prepared to do it anyway is telling.
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I will also be prepared to deploy America's economic resources.
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Will we be prepared, or left out in the cold?
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That plan must be thought out and prepared in advance.
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"I think investors are more prepared for this," he said.
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T) is prepared to give up control of Sprint (S.
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But he seems prepared for the end, whenever it comes.
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Just be prepared to get slightly burnt on social media.
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How has tricking prepared you for a career doing stunts?
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However, we remain prepared to defend ourselves and our Allies.
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"You have to be prepared to cut hair," says Baltazar.
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Should you have Kleenex prepared for a potentially devastating loss?
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Volumes were thin as traders prepared for a long weekend.
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Defenders, on the other hand, are not as well prepared.
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Yet cooking was not the only way hominins prepared food.
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Leonard even admits that he was prepared to quit entirely.
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The president was very accommodating to the plotline we prepared.
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No word yet on whether he's prepared to follow through.
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But also prepared to handle again the rigors of March.
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I'm not prepared to comment about anything at this time.
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Pour the cake batter evenly between both prepared cake pans.
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"Emotionally, you're never prepared for something like that," she says.
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Bread was one of mankind's earliest forms of prepared food.
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Transfer the meat from the pan to the prepared plate.
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Mold into prepared loaf pan and cover with plastic wrap.
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We are fully prepared to defend ourselves in this matter.
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He sleeps overnight in a caravan specially prepared for him.
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I think you're asking: Are we any better prepared today?
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Maxine: You can see she actually prepared for six months.
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The University of Washington has prepared me for this moment.
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"Nothing could have prepared me," Constand says of the assault.
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Once you've mastered the basics, be prepared to be overwhelmed.
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As people search for answers, some have their script prepared.
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I don't think I was prepared for the winter, mentally.
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Come prepared with a sleeping bag, blanket or lawn chair.
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Going into the studio, we were just not particularly prepared.
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Clinton was the most prepared candidate on the stage, too.
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He prepared himself to be held much longer, he said.
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Camping is a lot more fun when you come prepared.
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We prepared for the worst and hoped for the best.
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"I have prepared myself," Yingluck told reporters outside the court.
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But we can't assume we'll be prepared the next time.
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We are insufficiently prepared for making some of those choices.
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"No nation on earth is prepared to deal with it."
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I'm prepared, but I wish I didn't have to be.
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Gonzalez says Punta Santiago is prepared to host tourists again.
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I was prepared for anything you could throw at me.
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If cooked at home, they can easily be prepared vegan.
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There are still matches to play, to be prepared for.
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"They're both prepared to look like idiots," Mr. Upton said.
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Here's what else is happening: Be prepared to puddle jump.
|
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But nothing could have fully prepared him for last week.
|
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Be prepared to use food in a variety of ways.
|
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"Lives will be lost because we weren't prepared," she said.
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We had prepared for it and even budgeted for it.
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I don't think the country, as a whole, is prepared.
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That way, Dr. Bylsma said, you're prepared to face anything.
|
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Kanye prepared by learning every fact in the world backwards.
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While Trump prepared by clearing his desk of any valuables.
|
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Most big vendors and pollsters were prepared for this problem.
|
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President Putin: We are prepared to be extremely reasonable, Donald.
|
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But none of this had prepared me for the ketwurst.
|
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A lot of things had prepared me for the ketwurst.
|
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Are you prepared for a market downturn or economic recession?
|
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Thus, they prepared it with an immense amount of love.
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Food would be prepared with the push of a button.
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Always drive attentively and be prepared to take immediate action.
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I prepared for those situations, planning and practicing marksmanship faithfully.
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He asked for additional aid packages to be prepared quickly.
|
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Above, ballots were prepared at a polling site in Rome.
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Purdue was supposed to be prepared for the defensive pressure.
|
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And if you haven't prepared for it, you'll get hammered.
|
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China is not prepared to do that, Mr. Lankov said.
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Ms. Ramírez prepared beef stew — "they love that," she said.
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In this context you need a government prepared for war.
|
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Trump almost never reads from a prepared text when speaking.
|
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She's prepared to leave the state if she has to.
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MADDOW: You know, we prepared TODD: Yes MADDOW: For everything.
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So we have to be prepared from a security perspective.
|
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He was resigned to it He was prepared for it.
|
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It's easy to get in trouble, if you're not prepared.
|
|
The report was prepared by cybersecurity and firm Stroz Friedberg.
|
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Yes, we were prepared if that actually would have happened.
|
|
So, many Republicans are fully prepared to go it alone.
|
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It was a task that emergency workers had prepared for.
|
|
New York Times reporters analyze the 45th president's prepared remarks.
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F.K. has to follow the Boy Scouts' motto: 'Be prepared.
|
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Commerce prepared to levy a 15 percent tariff on imports.
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I was better off just — I never had anything prepared.
|
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As a result, she felt prepared to assume his seat.
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Dinner was swordfish, cauliflower and steak, prepared by John Fraser.
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Be prepared to consider your next key bump muy deprimente.
|
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He urged residents to be prepared to shelter in place.
|
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I still wasn't prepared for the ending of this novel.
|
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The authorities had prepared for Russian interference; it didn't materialize.
|
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Are you financially prepared if you can't go to work?
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Supervisors of Elections are ensuring polls are prepared for voters.
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Watch how its prepared and handled, and follow our tips.
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So I think, if anyone's prepared, honestly — healthcare providers are.
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I prepared lunch for the kids, and we ate together.
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Neither the system nor the citizenry is prepared for it.
|
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"We're preparing more than we've ever prepared before," Bigio said.
|
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But he wasn't prepared for the delay, or the debt.
|
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It is prepared at the last minute, just before serving.
|
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But I'm not prepared to say it's the only factor.
|
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Yet roadblocks crop up when you're least prepared for them.
|
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But it doesn't sound like he's prepared to do that.
|
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China has said it is prepared to fight, if necessary.
|
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Here's how she prepared for three months of lost business.
|
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People should "be prepared for a long battle," he said.
|
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Are you prepared to take a call at 3 a.m.
|
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But France's EMT service had prepared for emergency civilian use.
|
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As a result, they felt ill prepared for Hurricane Maria.
|
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The astronauts were not prepared for the ferocity of blastoff.
|
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Has he ever even prepared a meal for another human?
|
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And this was a prepared text, read from a teleprompter.
|
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We must be vigilant and prepared for a long fight.
|
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The more prepared you and your staff are, the better.
|
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Be prepared for cyber disruptions, suspicious emails, and network delays.
|
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The next month, Nides prepared Clinton for her rescheduled testimony.
|
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I felt full just from watching the drink being prepared.
|
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" He added: "I'm glad he did those advanced prepared remarks.
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The fielders took off their hats and prepared to bat.
|
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The Islamic State, also known as ISIS, was well prepared.
|
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The moment that Mr. Biden had prepared for came early.
|
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Following are his prepared remarks to open the public hearing.
|
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And in that field, the U.S. is far from prepared.
|
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That gravy can be gummy when it's not prepared well.
|
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It may be less prepared for crises delivered by nature.
|
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And I was fully prepared to have it not exist.
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It's less likely but we're prepared to help our customers.
|
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You really have to be prepared for the next downturn.
|
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But as with Schlesinger's steps, it's wise to be prepared.
|
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Evidently, Decius was not quite prepared to quit the debate.
|
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"Be prepared to answer questions — lots of questions," Doyle says.
|
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Prepared duck confit replaced the more usual pork or chicken.
|
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"We've prepared for this for a while," Duane told her.
|
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Food is prepared to order and called out by number.
|
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If something comes up spontaneously, you have to be prepared.
|
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So if customers start shooting at DRU, it's probably prepared.
|
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But the Riksbank said it still prepared to go further.
|
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"We have to be prepared at all times," she said.
|
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Be prepared to cough up your smartphone's password -- or $3,200.
|
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What, one might ask, is North Korea prepared to offer?
|
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We think people should have been better prepared for it.
|
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Many more than I think investors are prepared to accept.
|
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"We're prepared to support whoever the nominee becomes," Priebus said.
|
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"I'm not prepared to slow this down," Judge Robart said.
|
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That SARS experience has prepared us for the current epidemic.
|
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"Look, we'll be ready; we'll be prepared," said Lt. Gen.
|
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You are prepared to believe everything they say and do.
|
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"Our country is prepared for any circumstance," the president added.
|
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President Sacaza and his family, in Corinto, prepared for flight.
|
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But a majority of countries were not prepared to respond.
|
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But nothing prepared me for that Democratic debate last night.
|
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Meals are prepared and consumed according to a delicate politique.
|
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Mr. Lackey said that he wasn't prepared for the impact.
|
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The politics: Be prepared for lots of health care announcements!
|
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Angola's government has not prepared the country for this slump.
|
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Here are the articles of impeachment prepared for Richard Nixon.
|
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The pharmacist had already prepared the doses for Dr. Green.
|
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"You've got to be prepared for any contingency," Sekulow said.
|
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WARREN BUFFETT: We want to be prepared for anything, Becky.
|
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We want to be prepared for-- anything comes along. Yeah.
|
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Prepared as they are, they never know what might happen.
|
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Because we were fully prepared since a long time ago.
|
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"Our great American forces are prepared for anything," he added.
|
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Reeves shared with Lowe a monograph that he had prepared.
|
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Which of our seven siblings are well prepared for retirement?
|
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Candidates should understand and be prepared to address these threats.
|
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"As a parent, I wasn't well prepared," Ms. Carcamo said.
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They're going to come here prepared to play us tough.
|
|
"This was a well prepared impromptu move," Mr. Solovey said.
|
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We have prepared water in the bucket for the journey.
|
|
So, again, are we prepared to do this every year?
|
|
Still, the culture is sometimes prepared for moments like this.
|
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Background reading: • A close read of Mr. Comey's prepared testimony.
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Upset and demanding accountability, dozens of families prepared to sue.
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I'm prepared to go to jail if it means it.
|
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Some companies in the energy mix will be better prepared.
|
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"The attackers were prepared in Afghanistan," army spokesman Bajwa said.
|
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The church's other refugee family had prepared a Syrian meal.
|
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"Everything I've done prepared me for this," Ms. Spungen said.
|
|
"The division was well prepared for this upturn," Bonnafe said.
|
|
He left the room as officials prepared his release papers.
|
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He prepared reporters for that likelihood after a recent practice.
|
|
And Walmart seemed prepared to cater to the high demand.
|
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JFK has to follow the Boy Scout's model: 'Be prepared.
|
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And I think we need to be prepared for that.
|
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Be prepared to buy when a good price pops up.
|
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If progress can't be made, we're prepared to not go.
|
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"We were prepared, unfortunately, for this call," Mr. Sokol said.
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Golf, mountain biking and canoeing were all prepared by foreigners.
|
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Your brain and body get prepared for a friendly conversation.
|
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To thrive, you must be prepared for critics and copycats.
|
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A copy of the prepared statement was obtained by CNN.
|
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Guardsmen will board boats to make sure boaters are prepared.
|
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And be prepared to aim it at another human being.
|
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"I'm prepared to go, but with my children," she said.
|
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By all standards, Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School was prepared.
|
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It's not a class where you cannot be prepared. Right?
|
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How prepared are Americans that age for their golden years?
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He said he prepared the health summary at Biden's request.
|
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"We need to be prepared for anything," said Ms. Mosso.
|
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According to Adamczyk, Honeywell's prepared for a trade war, too.
|
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THEY SHOW UP ON TIME AND THEY SHOW UP PREPARED.
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He is wealthy and is prepared to spend his resources.
|
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Second, life does not care about your carefully prepared budget.
|
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In fact, this administration doesn't seem prepared on any front.
|
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The kindly vet hadn't come prepared for this drastic action.
|
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How has your career prepared you for the new position?
|
|
However, be prepared for at least a few long lines.
|
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T) is prepared to cede control of Sprint Corp (S.
|
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Thunberg, though, told Congress she didn't have any prepared remarks.
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But Mr Trump is uniquely well prepared to survive it.
|
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All that we've prepared is a beautiful home and automobiles.
|
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When I prepared to leave, Macron offered to keep talking.
|
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I prepared a little something to keep me on message.
|
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I researched "essay writing services" and prepared to email one.
|
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"Disney should have prepared better for these problems," Goodwin said.
|
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I was not prepared for how lonely the job is.
|
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"We prepared the use of him up front," Osorio said.
|
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I definitely feel as well prepared as I could be.
|
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You can tell from all the masks I prepared beforehand.
|
|
"You have to be prepared to take it," Dombrowski said.
|
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Luckily for the Mets, Wheeler was prepared to help himself.
|
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Lois Smith: I was not as prepared as you, Brooklynn.
|
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The audits were prepared by Freshfields in Germany and London.
|
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Are they prepared to do the same with white supremacy?
|
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You may well not be prepared or equipped for it.
|
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A few weeks later Bush prepared to visit Eastern Europe.
|
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Be prepared to educate him on the market, but gently.
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The problem is that Ryan's prepared image is a lie.
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Do you feel prepared to have healthy relationships with others?
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You have prepared furiously for a class presentation for weeks.
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So they prepared to vote to subpoena the full report.
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Like all bankers, we come prepared with printed out PowerPoint.
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He was prepared to play the long game, he said.
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The instructors are prepared to weed out the weakest sailors.
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But she also prepared them for her clients to consume.
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I could have prepared a really good, relatively innocuous mistake.
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They'd raised funds, picked out bedsheets, and prepared business strategies.
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Travelers in Poland must be prepared for vodka anytime, anyplace.
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Since it's happening anyway, Phoenix is trying to be prepared.
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Were they prepared for this as they should have been?
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We had a fantastic training camp, I felt completely prepared.
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Luckily, the gregarious noodle makers had prepared us a feast.
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As a community, we should've been diligent, ready, and prepared.
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They will come prepared, fortified with turkey and with coupons.
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Washington says it is prepared to counter that with force.
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Is our global food production system prepared for these changes?
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Be prepared while in line at security The security checkpoint can often be the biggest hold up at the airport, but if you're prepared, the time it takes to move through can be expedited.
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Last year, Madagascar exported 1,600 tons of prepared vanilla, for a total value of over $680 million, more than triple the export value of 2015 for more than 2,700 exported tons of prepared vanilla.
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But in a U-turn she said the Moderates would now be prepared to work with the party in parliament and would be prepared to take power with passive support from the Sweden Democrats.
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But there's a fine line between being prepared and being paranoid, and when The Shit Hits the Fan, we'll all be better off if we're a little more prepared and a lot less paranoid.
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"Today I think we are more prepared for this flooding, so we as a family are going to be right here," McCall said as she and her family prepared their home for the storm.
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Be prepared for it to come up While you shouldn't be the one to bring it up, you should be prepared for the interviewer to ask why you're no longer at your previous job.
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You need to be prepared to recognize them for who they are, and you need to be prepared to do whatever they tell you to do, exactly as they tell you to do it.
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Fitch estimates Tyson's sales dollar mix of value-added and prepared foods to commodity proteins was about 40%/60% in fiscal 2015 and views volume growth in prepared foods as a key rating driver.
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Lauren Chu, who prepared a collection of personal effects, also included a MetroCard, takeout menus from nearby restaurants, coins and paper currency, and a bottle of orange bitters Ms. Loorya prepared based on historical recipes.
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CARACAS, April 1 (Reuters) - Venezuelans on Monday prepared to hold protests over continued shortages of power and water following angry demonstrations as the government of President Nicolas Maduro appeared prepared to begin a rationing program.
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"It's crazy to think that on Saturday they prepared me for the worst thing that could happen they prepared me to say goodbye and two short days later they gave me a miracle!" she wrote.
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On a purely technical level, Trump also performed well, sticking mostly to the prepared script that rolled across his teleprompter but avoiding the stiltedness that has afflicted some of his prepared addresses in the past.
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She knew that I wasn't prepared to walk into a gay club — wasn't prepared to acknowledge what that meant — so she recommended a kind of emotional compromise: Go into one, walk around and then leave.
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Having pets means needing to be prepared to deal with each of these three areas of care, and the more you know about an animal's health and health history, the more prepared you will be.
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Sandberg said the company has to be prepared for what's next.
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Clinton was sharp and clear, with prepared jabs at Mr. Sanders.
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Try your best, she says, but "be prepared for the worst."
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Here's how to get prepared for fall... whenever it actually arrives.
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So they've got to be prepared to attack and fight back.
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I don't think I was, honestly, mentally prepared to do it.
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He came to each argument fully prepared to engage with counsel.
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The attack was prepared on a rented farm in rural Colombia.
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The business of delivering prepared meals is growing quickly in China.
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Be prepared to click on each if you don't already know!
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"I've always been prepared to play in the NBA," he said.
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I wasn't prepared to become a mom, let alone give birth.
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Our unit would not be prepared or ready in that scenario.
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Meantime, liberals are prepared to go "Maxine Waters" on the president.
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"Is Secretary Clinton simply better prepared for the job?" he asked.
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And the small teams on paper arrived really well prepared athletically.
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He said the role was one he was well prepared for.
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We'll be prepared to look at them and talk about it.
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No one can ever be prepared for a loss like this.
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Reintjes said the delay allowed the company to get more prepared.
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Schinas said Juncker was "very prepared" to set out European arguments.
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If you choose to come, be prepared for sub-zero temperatures.
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Yet he's not prepared to turn his back on business entirely.
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They are emotional, exhausting times, so be prepared for some stress.
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"I've never prepared myself for CPR in my life," Scott said.
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The food is gorgeous and prepared with fresh, top quality ingredients.
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House and Senate Democrats are prepared to accept Dr. Kogan's offer.
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Trump took the unusual step — for him— of delivering prepared remarks.
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Despite everything I had prepared for, I was astounded and crushed.
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All this suggests there's a lot of extra food being prepared.
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I'n fully prepared for how weak it's about to be. pic.twitter.
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Be prepared to stop and observe, but also to be patient.
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But we're prepared and ready, so we weren't shocked by it.
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After all, evil Sansa is something we've already prepared ourselves for.
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Trying to get mentally prepared to give you all I have.
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However, Ashley Olsen showed us there's no shame in being prepared.
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With that, they are prepared to overlook his more incendiary comments.
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But on Thanksgiving, Hilbert prepared a surprise for his prized asset.
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But he'll also probably have a nice insult prepared for Rubio.
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And they'd come prepared to put their lives on the line.
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"We've been prepared for something like this to happen," he said.
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Greg Abbott said in a prepared statement after the Tuesday vote.
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The U.S. hasn't said whether they have prepared charges against him.
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It's unclear if Trump is prepared to sign such a deal.
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The company is prepared to get its merchandise elsewhere, Cramer said.
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And virtually no one is prepared for this amount of supply.
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Basically, we're more than prepared for spring — er, summer — to commence.
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If you swipe on someone, be prepared to message them first.
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Then the criticism would be, why weren't you prepared for it?
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A report prepared by Kostrub-Waters and Denny, submitted to Facebook.
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Now imagine if he had a newsletter, prepared just for you.
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It happened as workers prepared to swap shifts in the morning.
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In October 22014, Mexican officials prepared a counterproposal of $22017 million.
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Be prepared to evacuate if you live near the river. pic.twitter.
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"If necessary, we are prepared to act," the source told CNN.
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"We've prepared for this for a while," Duane, 63, told her.
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Be prepared for bunnies and Duran Duran to feel weird after.
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Be prepared for the "chest scene" to really gross you out.
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The item is prepared daily as it's ordered, the spokesperson said.
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Be prepared to explore pressing issues of the day, like politics.
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Line up your defenses before you need them, and be prepared.
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But she wasn't prepared for how the chemotherapy would affect her.
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"I really feel that he's prepared himself for this," Boone said.
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The government also seems ill-prepared for the coming demographic crunch.
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None of them was prepared to do that, until last year.
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And we are always, always prepared to make pancakes for breakfast.
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For all that, some women simply aren't prepared to forgo makeup.
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Shake vigorously, strain into the prepared cocktail glass, and drink up.
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But it's something that Netflix seems to have been prepared for.
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But each of these dishes can easily be prepared at home.
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I was prepared for searing pain, and I was not disappointed.
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The instructions warned me this might happen, so I was prepared.
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Jessen prepared a psychological assessment of Rahman sometime in November 2002.
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We are not really prepared for how bad this could get.
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We'll be older though — I hope people are prepared for that.
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In short, they are prepared to help him execute his responsibilities.
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Be prepared to learn a few surprising facts about the catalogue.
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The prosecutor who died had prepared an indictment against Gulen's network.
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"Biden wasn't prepared to argue this point at all," she said.
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"We're prepared," Health Minister Margarita Guevara told journalists late on Thursday.
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Did you feel prepared to undertake this from a producer standpoint?
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Just be prepared to constantly wipe it down like I did.
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"I wasn't even prepared for how I felt afterwards," Dave said.
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Today, the company was more prepared to take a forceful position.
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Click through to be stylishly prepared for your next sweat-fest.
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"Are you saying you're not prepared to adhere to that principle?"
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That's why Barrera is prepared for her character to polarize viewers.
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All communities on the flanks of the volcano should be prepared.
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Fermi paced the distance, then consulted a chart he prepared earlier.
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On Sunday Merkel said Germany would be prepared whatever the outcome.
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"You got that prepared, you had that one ready," he responded.
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We didn't feel prepared to be parents the first time around!
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She told PEOPLE she was not prepared to give a speech.
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Most likely saw this move coming and prepared for the eventuality.
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The baby boom generation is already woefully ill-prepared for retirement.
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An inquiry found against the ministry, and he prepared to go.
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But now, multiple media outlets have published his prepared opening remarks.
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We've prepared each other for the fight, like Laurie training Karen.
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It has modernised its forces and is prepared to deploy them.
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People are prepared to pay a premium for taste and convenience.
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"Remain calm, be prepared and make informed, responsible decisions," Deal said.
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He's also been through 14 season finales, he will be prepared.
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"We have to be prepared for a major hurricane," Scott said.
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It's a harsh environment that can fry an ill-prepared spacecraft.
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Wise central bankers are prepared for ill winds blowing from abroad.
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WTVF quotes District Attorney Whitley, who confirmed the warrant was prepared.
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To afford it, he was prepared to halve his own pay.
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Divide cauliflower mixture in half; place halves on prepared baking sheet.
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"My heritage as a Latina prepared me for fencing," she says.
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Kylie Jenner is about to become a mom — and she's prepared.
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EasyJet, another British airline, is not prepared to sit around hoping.
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"We're prepared to negotiate with no preconditions," Pompeo told reporters Sunday.
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In general, Americans are not prepared for retirement — particularly single people.
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Still, others say Krane is well prepared on this diplomatic front.
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No one was quite prepared for that remark — including Kit Harington.
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Not only are doctors inadequately prepared, they may be feeling discontented.
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I don't usually get nervous – I prepare, I get fully prepared.
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Kim Kardashian West certainly prepared for baby No. 3 in style.
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They come in different flavors, prepared with tobacco, lime or spices.
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But China's troops may still be ill-prepared for complex warfare.
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The island was ill-prepared for a disaster of this magnitude.
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Essentially, they prepared the two bags with the red/green balls.
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First, he wasn&apost going to be prepared for the meeting.
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The officials said Theranos wasn't prepared to meet the requirements, however.
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What we're not prepared to do is to lower our standards.
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You can get fresh produce, deli meats, seafood, and prepared dishes.
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Once you've made a decision, be prepared for the possible outcomes.
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Powell's prepared remarks to a congressional committee were published Wednesday morning.
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We had a Spanish translator who was obviously very well-prepared.
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The hardest part in the beginning was not being prepared enough.
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Intel is prepared to announce its third-quarter results Tuesday afternoon.
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Here are some of the most memorable lines so far: Prepared?
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"Mitt went to Denver prepared and ready to rumble," Myers said.
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This time around, the Australian-trained police force was better prepared.
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I prepared the materials beforehand and feel ready for the meeting.
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With all of this, Zellner is prepared to submit her petition.
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But what I hadn't prepared myself for was The Botox Guilt.
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Be prepared: There's tons of cheese, sugar, and fried goodness ahead.
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"I came prepared and it's bombing already," Wever, 38, jokingly added.
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Ultimately, being prepared is an easy way to ease the tension.
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I think we feel really ready and prepared to do this.
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"Communities and agencies are also more prepared to respond," he said.
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Powell's prepared testimony appeared to confirm the market's rate-cut expectations.
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Zunum's Dr Kumar is prepared to go further and talk numbers.
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The agency labeled each tweet calm, agitated, prepared or a retweet.
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It has prepared two versions of the paper and electronic survey.
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Well, buckle up, because we're prepared to do it all again.
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"I'm not prepared for the day when Joe's leaving," Teresa said.
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Everything was new and nobody had really prepared me for it.
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Officials have been warning neighboring communities to be prepared to evacuate.
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Ah, who are we kidding, you're never truly prepared for parenthood!
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It does, and you'll need to be prepared for that possibility.
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" He added, "So I am prepared, should that be the case.
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"We are absolutely prepared in case the situation escalates," he said.
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The SFO was however not prepared to let the case drop.
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Most first-year players aren't mentally prepared for instant NFL stardom.
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U.S. businesses, in other words, should have been prepared for this.
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I feel more prepared going into this tournament than ever before.
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This way, no matter what happens out there, you'll be prepared.
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And they're prepared with tissues for the expected onslaught of tears.
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We knew this day would come, but we're still not prepared.
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But he added the bank is prepared for any rate scenario.
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In fact, experts say you should be prepared for market downturns.
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I prepared for some things that were known about my character.
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Uber also prepared its prospectus, ahead of its long-awaited IPO.
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Check out the clean room where NASA prepared InSight for launch.
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Former Vice President Joe Biden's allies expect him to come prepared.
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Cavusoglu also confirmed Turkey had prepared an agreement towards a ceasefire.
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All those hours and days studying the sea had prepared her.
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Schwimmer said last month that LSE was "very prepared" for Brexit.
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Properly prepared, the thing is bleeding when you cut into it.
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The U.S. is prepared to lead the way in manufacturing them.
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Follows a report prepared by US-based consultancy Promontory Financial Group.
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Several people in Japan die each year from incorrectly prepared blowfish.
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Keep prepared foods in the refrigerator until it's time to eat.
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And we want our allies to be prepared and on point.
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Some were not prepared to introduce a child to the world.
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Rephrased, it's this: The past has prepared us for the present.
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"I'm prepared to do what I need to do," Gordon said.
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He's been in those fire drills, he's prepared for this stuff.
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Be prepared to roll up your sleeves and get to work.
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If you tweet about London, be prepared for Londoners to respond.
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But only some people are prepared to do something about it.
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The flowers, food and desserts were all prepared by local vendors.
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Be prepared for several more days of sweltering above-average temperatures.
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The incident happened as he prepared to fly to New York.
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In ready-made pizzas, pasta dishes, and many other prepared foods.
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If nothing else, you can tell he's prepared for the question.
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Powell did not comment on monetary policy in his prepared remarks.
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Place dough rounds on prepared baking sheet (spaced 2 inches apart).
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Prepared to be shocked, simply shocked: Jennifer Hudson still totally slays.
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"I sobbed & laughed, & I was prepared not 2like it," she wrote.
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They say they're ready to leave peacefully -- or prepared to die.
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The kitchen is where food is prepared and therefore takes priority.
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"We want to be prepared to move when necessary," he said.
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You need to learn to be prepared for different visual conditions.
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First, the students prepared their gifts in the hallway ... Surprising Mrs.
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The report was being prepared regardless of whom won the election.
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Putin added that the parties are prepared to start peace talks.
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McAfee called Trump ill prepared, not tutored in cyberscience and angry.
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Her job as attorney has actually prepared her for this role.
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It's no longer the case that they are prepared to wait.
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Harris expressed his excitement about the project in a prepared statement.
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All of the dishes were prepared by Henri and another chef.
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How would you say that prepared you for your career now?
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I don't think it prepared me for my career at all.
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They will be better prepared in the event of another disaster.
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