"I had reservations going in, and I still have reservations going out," Rep.
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Reservations organizes your flights, hotel information, and any rental car reservations you may have made.
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If families cancel reservations or the pace of reservations noticeably slows, then the answer is yes.
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Passengers with reservations on affected trains will be contacted and assisted in making new reservations, Amtrak said Sunday.
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The hotel stopped taking reservations for transients in 2011 and canceled the reservations that were on the books.
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" Asked if she had any reservations, Murkowski told reporters, "Just the reservations that you guys have put out there.
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Business was slower than usual and future reservations are down, but Sea Landing stayed open to honor existing reservations.
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Reservations in the United States today have residents of all races, with non-Indians actually outnumbering Indians on many reservations.
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It would be nice to have someone to get me restaurant reservations — it's really hard getting reservations in New York.
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Customers can use the skill to make rental car reservations, review current or past reservations and request an e-receipt.
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Calistoga Visitors Center in Napa Valley offer services to make reservations for restaurants and wine tastings, personalized itineraries, and lodging reservations.
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Capital One is teaming up with the online reservations service OpenTable to give cardholders exclusive access to hard-to-get reservations.
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The restaurant does take some reservations, but according to its website, only "very limited reservations" are available on RESY and OpenTable.
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It's also worth noting that you cannot make reservations directly from the app — it shows only the reservations you already made.
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" A new line was also added addressing when new reservations will arrive — "Delivery estimate for new reservations is mid 2018 or later.
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Guests can change or cancel reservations for any pre-booked dates free of charge through the reservations team at the Williamsburg Hotel.
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"Their concierge services have helped me get restaurant reservations at some restaurants that I couldn&apost get reservations at myself," he says.
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The airline said it had been anticipating higher fares from business travelers making last-minute reservations in December, but those reservations didn't happen.
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Thursday, April 27, 7pm Higgins Hall Auditorium 61 St. James Place Free and open to the public; reservations are required Reservations available here.
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While the review is being conducted, United will not accept any new reservations for pets traveling in cargo, but existing reservations will be honored.
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RESERVATIONS At least three of Deutsche Bank's top investors have voiced reservations about a merger, according to three people with knowledge of the matter.
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In total over the last year, 45% of reservations were likely illegal, and these illegal reservations generated 66% ($435 million) of all host revenue.
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The airlines said the backlog caused Internet check-in, seat selection new reservations, changes to reservations and payments to not be available for domestic flights.
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Soon, fans will have a chance to make dinner reservations at the Test Kitchen the same way you make reservations at your favorite neighborhood bistro.
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We already know that Peter has his reservations about proposing at the end of this, but he makes it clear that he has no reservations about her.
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"I come almost every year, and they have never done the reservations before," she said, pointing at a sign that read "reservations needed!" in big red letters.
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During this testing period, printing will be provided by a skill from HP, food reservations will be provided by OpenTable, and taxi reservations will be provided by Uber.
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Challenge: Create an app that helps provide customers with a unique experience with United flight and ancillary offers, to book and pay for reservations and to view reservations.
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And soon the maps app will also include upcoming reservations organized by trip and those reservations will be available offline so a user won't need to download them.
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Law enforcement also faces a singular challenge in the North: Native American reservations where they have no legal authority to enter, making the reservations attractive to drug smugglers.
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The Congress party came out swiftly in support for the reservations but insisted that reservations in jobs has no meaning if the government has not created enough jobs.
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Eventually, we secured four reservations in Albany: two separate reservations at Nomad Tibetan restaurant, one booking at Lao Thai Kitchen and one reservation at Bowl'd Korean Rice Bar.
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We have 600 odd reservations already, another 3500 or 4000 people who have asked to make reservations, and an order book that has been closed for five years.
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Duplex can also cancel reservations In addition to setting up reservations, Duplex can call a restaurant back with the bad news that you won't be able to make it.
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That means reservations in the United States, booked on or before March 13, 2020, with check-in date of April 1, 2020 or earlier may cancel reservations at no charge.
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None of them are focused on reservations, or at least not only reservations, but are instead trying to find other gaps where they can insert some kind of online service.
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"I had reservations going in, and I still have reservations going out," Dent told reporters, adding that he wants to see an updated score from the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office (CBO).
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We have reservations at Benihana — dinner and a show!
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But all reservation services are fighting for somewhat limited turf: Two-thirds of restaurant reservations are still made over the phone, according to Yelp, another competitor, which offers reservations on its listings pages.
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And it makes me miss my reservations after the game.
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We have dinner reservations for The Granary for 7 p.m.
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Start making reservations at any number of the acclaimed restaurants.
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Justice Scalia also appeared to have reservations about Brown v.
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He remembers me and offers to seat us without reservations.
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I loved the movie — fully, earnestly, without irony, without reservations.
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Emily: Did you have reservations heading into our writing relationship?
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Airbnb guests can make reservations on Resy through Airbnb's platform.
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We don't believe reservations is a business, it's a feature.
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The Maltese authorities expressed "serious reservations" about the EBA's findings.
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Initial reservations could, however, be dispelled by Duterte's cabinet appointments.
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All these reservations are linked to older workers' individual capabilities.
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Other Twitter users don't seem to have any reservations, though.
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Some analysts have reservations about the cloud computing industry overall.
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But for now, this technology is strictly for restaurant reservations.
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But it's one of my reservations about recommending the product.
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Reservations are required, and a reception will follow the talk.
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In 2006 much of India erupted into protests against reservations.
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And reservations are to this day hard to come by.
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That's an issue not just on the reservations, but everywhere.
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Some in the village share this view, but with reservations.
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I was lucky enough to snag reservations at 6 p.m.
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The president clearly has his own reservations about Mr McConnell.
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True is one with nature — but she has some reservations.
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He said those steps had stirred some "reservations" in government.
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Susan Collins — has previously expressed reservations about the FCC's repeal.
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Further tinkering has created an increasingly elaborate structure of reservations.
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It's worth repeating ... Jay Z is a lucky guy. #Reservations
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But investors in Samsung had reservations about the purchase price.
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The North and South Dakota counties include Native American reservations.
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I don't make dinner, I told her -- I make reservations.
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On Tuesday, reservations for the sneakers closed within 22 minutes.
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But I do have reservations about how real it is.
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The reservations started selling out in minutes, then in seconds.
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Reservations are also filled out for the next two weeks.
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After the next weekend, however, reservations were back to normal.
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But still, the city girl inside me had major reservations.
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It has shrunken to several smaller reservations in the region.
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States are not required to provide services on Indian reservations.
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Interestingly, German companies don't seem to have the same reservations.
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The candidate took questions with no reservations from the attendees.
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Trump had expressed reservations about the bill despite signing it.
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In fact, some Native American nations do not have reservations.
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While corporate reservations at Trump Hotels through Altour International Inc.
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Theirs was one of 23 reservations affected by the project.
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Many Democrats will come with enthusiasm, but also with reservations.
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Reservations will become available on October 1 at 7 p.m.
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However, that seems to have only enhanced Hamilton's particular reservations.
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"We don't take reservations yet, unfortunately," says a dining manager.
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A lawyer by trade, he had reservations about the bill.
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Admission is free, but reservations are encouraged for busy times.
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Tans said homestay reservations now account for 20% of Booking.
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These individuals will undoubtedly have reservations about voting for Trump.
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Senator Charles E. Grassley, Republican of Iowa, expressed similar reservations.
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Unfortunately, hotels are often mistakenly blamed for these fake reservations.
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Reservations must be made at least 24 hours in advance.
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Southern Europeans have had reservations about the unnecessary surgery involved.
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Amtrak is waiving fees for passengers who change their reservations.
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Being the beneficiary of reservations can itself be a stigma.
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Television Reservations: CLF is spending $38 million in 20 districts.
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Despite Ratoo's reservations, he, Meng, and the others were ready.
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With that said, investors are right to have some reservations.
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Back then I didn't have any reservations about the lifestyle.
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The punch is the inventory of flights and hotel reservations.
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Whatever her reservations, it seems to have all worked out.
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Some developers are already selling reservations at future space hotels.
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It said it will not accept reservations before May 1.
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For the first time ever, St. Nick is taking reservations.
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Susan Collins to claim she has reservations about the nomination.
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Reservations must be made in advance on the museum's website.
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For booking information for all huts requiring reservations, visit booking.doc.govt.
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Reservations online can be made 90 days in advance: wolfgat.co.za.
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Reservations will be free but will be subject to availability.
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Reservations will be free, but will be subject to availability.
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The bar is open nightly but does not take reservations.
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Reservations can be made only with an American Express card.
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You can only have three active "reservations" at a time.
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The rise of online reservations has been another key factor.
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The second option would require reservations only for certain areas.
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"No Reservations" largely focused on food and Mr. Bourdain himself.
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"No Reservations" is where Bourdain's TV career really took off.
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It is refunding all deposits for reservations during the closure.
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And she's decided to go all in despite Marty's reservations.
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Unlike most resorts, reservations aren't required, leaving room for spontaneity.
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Restaurants that used to require reservations are delivering to doorsteps.
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Disneyland has been opening some additional reservations at 7 a.m.
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Some hotels will begin accepting reservations again in late October.
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Reservations through the end of the year have been canceled.
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Rather, she was a reservations manager in Paris for Swissair.
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A shuttle bus from other parking areas also requires reservations.
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But do you have reservations about working with him again?
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PALESTINIAN AUTHORITY CANCELS ALL RESERVATIONS BY FOREIGN TOURISTS - PRIME MINISTER
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Younger Democratic hopefuls are unlikely to share Ms. Buell's reservations.
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They don't have any reservations about shopping for dishes online.
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I've arranged Damon's reservations from my NYC office since 1993.
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"I would emphasize 'so far,'" he said of the reservations.
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Call for reservations; the secret has long been long out.
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In Mexico, advocates are supporting the latest legislation with reservations.
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It's off to a good start, with over 30,000 reservations.
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There are some 370,000 pending reservations for the new model.
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He suspected that the board's reservations went beyond tax returns.
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What Bluebird needs is to add more channels of reservations.
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European fold, ending Greek reservations that had prevented North Macedonia's
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The venue began accepting reservations, but it always seemed booked.
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Women, and Black women maybe, have reservations about this lifestyle.
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It is free to the public and currently accepting reservations.
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He started with bipartisan reservations about his prior management experience.
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There are some who have serious reservations about the approach.
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Others opted to withhold comment, while some expressed vague reservations.
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Reservations (via email) are mandatory during cocktail hours (6 p.m.
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We have grave reservations about his firing of Archibald Cox.
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"This lady literally just pulled a gun because we out here and didn't have reservations for a lake we didn't even know we had to have reservations for," Jessica Richardson said in the video.
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The wording is a bit tricky, so follow along: The locked-in price is for nonrefundable reservations made after August 12 and will apply until there are 173,000 total reservations made — refundable and nonrefundable alike.
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But Second Measure's numbers did match up last August, when Tesla CEO Elon Musk disclosed that there were 2500,23 net reservations out of 518,000 gross reservations, suggesting 63,000 cancelations and a 12 percent cancellation rate.
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Southern said she had reservations about secretly filming the charity worker.
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Renewed French leadership encouraged Germany to shrug off its own reservations.
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Some police officers on reservations have needed to work without pay.
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There are more than 300 reservations across the United States today.
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One researcher not involved with the new study had some reservations.
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Already, reservations are down and cancellations are up across the region.
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Taco Bell will start taking reservations for the hotel next month.
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The problem is not confined to reservations or Alaska Native villages.
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The company said it has 27,27 reservations for the Model 21.
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There are also tribal-run health centers set up on reservations.
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But I don't think it's appropriate to share the reservations number.
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Due to anticipated demand, visitors are encouraged to make advance reservations.
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Heckel has no reservations about gaming Instagram — and no regrets, either.
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Several Republican members of Congress have expressed reservations about that plan.
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Some Israeli government officials have privately voiced reservations about the idea.
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I pick up the phone ... 'Can I have reservations for two?
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This includes things like plane tickets, restaurant reservations and hotel bookings.
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Another 31% said they like their candidate, but they have reservations.
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It's not that I don't understand some of my colleagues' reservations.
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Few men have yet dared to go public with their reservations.
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I can't access info I need about hotel reservations and flights.
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The American Chamber of Commerce expressed "serious" reservations about the bill.
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I still harbor reservations and/or I am resistant to change.
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Taji told me that many guys have reservations about being feminized.
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Fallon admitted that he had some reservations — he's afraid of animals.
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By the end of the day, Tesla had accepted 180,000 reservations.
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But they have used their voting strength to push for reservations.
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Given your correspondent's reservations about such outcomes, this insurance seems cheap.
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She has to fight through her reservations and take a stand.
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So at the very beginning we were at no reservations. Why?
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Users make reservations using touchscreens on the exterior of each unit.
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Overall reservations to date are at 276, according to Reuters calculations.
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But Sharpton has his reservations with Clinton, too, the source said.
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I don't think we had any reservations or hesitations with that.
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Four in five reservations now come via the app, she says.
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Teachers expressed similar reservations, although they're prepared to accept the deal.
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But Romney has his reservations — including Johnson's support of legalizing marijuana.
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The Foundation for Family Companies welcomed the certainty but expressed reservations.
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They say prior reservations at the hotel will still be kept.
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Showfields racked up 10,000 reservations booked in the first few days.
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That area required reservations two weeks in advance of an event.
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I used to have reservations about people carrying guns in bars.
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At least one Republican committee member, Rubio, has already expressed reservations.
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Although she feels strong and vibrant, she does have some reservations.
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"Their reservations do not cause me to run away," Cain said.
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Viewing is complimentary, but reservations are required for lunch and dinner.
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No Reservations/Parts Unknown was my way of exploring the world.
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"I've got some reservations about one of them," Cobb reportedly said.
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The menu is a fixed price and you must make reservations.
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Indian reservations are not receiving federal benefits to support daily costs.
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"I still have reservations, I'll put it that way," Republican Rep.
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The event is included with museum admission, but reservations are recommended.
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To be honest, I had reservations about taking it at first.
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In truth, Kokonas despises the entire restaurant industry's approach to reservations.
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Any restaurant that is going to take reservations we work for.
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For one thing, he has reservations about the studies' sampling methods.
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Reservations can still be made by phone six weeks in advance.
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The Bookings Holdings platform only tracks reservations, not takeout or delivery.
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Because reservations are hard to come by, hit Hop Alley early.
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There aren't many high-demand reservations in the South Australian capital.
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Some heavily trafficked huts, like Great Walks Huts, require advance reservations.
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Andrew M. Cuomo, who had initially expressed reservations, signed it immediately.
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"Mattresses — we'd all have some reservations about renting that," he said.
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They may already have reservations seeking medical treatment based on affordability.
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Wedding reservations in the village castle have been put on hold.
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They take reservations, so book in advance to skip the line.
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Ms. Collins had previously expressed reservations about the Graham-Cassidy bill.
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"No Reservations" went on to 12 Emmy nominations (and two wins).
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Yet parks are not the only places making reservations more prevalent.
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"I've got some reservations about one of them," Mr. Cobb said.
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I had similar reservations about the conducting of Yannick Nézet-Séguin.
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Miso Robotics said that it already has over one million reservations.
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Advance booking is highly recommended; reservations often run weeks in advance.
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You can also book reservations or order food within the app.
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Sometimes, he expresses reservations about a relationship with another recovering addict.
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The Times will be in on the fun — with some reservations.
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Daily reservations would be reduced to 27 from 32, he added.
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Goelzer said he generally supports the Rubio bill but with reservations.
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Jocabed Marquez: People have these reservations about women being too emotional.
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I'm sure there's some people that voted for him with reservations.
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Are your airline tickets and hotel reservations for your vacation confirmed?
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Rand Paul, who had expressed reservations about Pompeo's foreign policy views.
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She agreed to be quoted for this article, albeit with reservations.
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Still, many (including the CBC) harbored tremendous reservations at the time.
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American Express card holders can make reservations starting today at empsummerhouse.
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In Pennsylvania, the initial list of reservations does not include Philadelphia.
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Freivogel said she has reservations about the news from the FDA.
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Surprisingly, policymakers in Europe and Asia now have no such reservations.
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His boys hail from many corners of this largest of reservations.
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Senate Majority PAC still has reservations in Ohio set for Oct.
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A remarkable number, even if reservations only require a $100 deposit.
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Kennedy's reservations about risking a hero's life were disclosed years later.
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But, those reservations can be quelled with two words — Baby Yoda.
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Mykonos is not the kind of place to skimp on reservations.
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About 2500,2803 reservations for the car came in throughout the year.
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Guests will be given a comprehensive packing list after making reservations.
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Here are six noteworthy hotels accepting reservations as of this winter.
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Other organizers from the Standing Rock and Pine Ridge Reservations arrived.
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And while it takes reservations, the tasting menu isn't served there.
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Yet some male officers continued voicing reservations about working with women.
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The new restaurant seats only 20, and does not take reservations.
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Still, Grace continues to operate, and was taking reservations on Wednesday.
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Maybe you have some reservations about indoor grilling, and that's understandable.
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Reservations aren't hard to get, but last weekend tables were filled.
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Booking accommodations and meal reservations in advance is a must, too.
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That analyst, Joseph Spak of RBC, asked about Model 3 reservations.
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But Native Americans living on reservations often have only P.O. boxes.
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To some extent, Amazon may already have support, albeit with reservations.
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But I don't have any reservations, even about working on humans.
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The unified nation of Oceti Sakowin was broken into widely separated reservations, and after Congress privatized reservation land, many starving Lakota families had to sell off their property to white farmers, further cutting the size of reservations.
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The Clinton campaign has spent about $580,000 in paid advertising and reservations.
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Only a few events require tickets, and reservations are nearly unheard of.
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There was a time when Ahmad harbored reservations about resettling in America.
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It's not random; it's so that you can seat people without reservations.
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Details on how to obtain the free reservations will be released later.
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There are currently no reservations required or offered for the Florida location.
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But as someone who is 2 percent Native American, I have reservations.
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Rosenstein also voiced reservations on the basis of endangering sources and methods.
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Seminole reservations, farmland, and dairy farms—I saw cows in black, white,
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It also offers preferred reservations, discounts and free champagne at select restaurants.
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The European Commission wants to start negotiations, but France has expressed reservations.
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I just have some concerns and reservations about some of her positions.
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We're all in bubbles in certain ways but reservations are something different.
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But even one of the exchanges has reservations about the new standards.
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I wondered if he had reservations about going after her that hard?
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However, he reiterated reservations about the broad power of the oversight board.
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But in April, Solo said she would go, while still expressing reservations.
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Before the 1950s, most Native Americans lived in reservations or near them.
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Zuma called the ruling groundbreaking and said he respects it without reservations.
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Theresa May, the prime minister, has expressed reservations about loose monetary policy.
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And some conservatives still have reservations about boosting IRS funding for enforcement.
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Jennifer Lopez just revealed she had some reservations about getting married again.
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Renovations will include racks and Iron Maidens with table service (reservations required).
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Anzalone was honest about the reservations her parents had at the beginning.
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So far, Tesla has taken more than 130,000 reservations for the car.
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Rank-and-file members, however, have fewer reservations about broaching the subject.
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When I started applying to competitive business firms, I had some reservations.
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The restaurant currently won't take reservations for parties of fewer than five.
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Conservative justices expressed reservations about the affirmative action admissions policy during Dec.
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Their reservations also stymied immediate progress towards a common deposit-insurance scheme.
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Of sharing her current pregnancy on TV, Catelynn says she had reservations.
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Mr Perry, however, has no reservations about advancing the president's industrial policy.
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I keep a Google calendar of reservations, often booked eight weeks out.
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Indeed, despite having reservations about Facebook's business, they wound up backing it.
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All available rooms were snatched up just two minutes into taking reservations.
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The adults at the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) had no such reservations.
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Reservations for the car will be available closer to the production date.
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The company is restructuring the way reservations are made and requests accepted.
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"We saw an increase in camping reservations after the election, " said Ravasio.
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In June, the Kitty Hawk started taking buyer reservations for the Flyer.
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But when it comes to Sadoski's reservations, Seyfried doesn't seem too bothered.
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She ruined our plans, and we ended up missing our dinner reservations.
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The home was formerly listed on Airbnb, where reservations immediately filled up.
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American's Reservations team will contact affected customers directly by email or telephone.
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WaveNet also powers the company's Duplex phone bots, which make restaurant reservations.
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Very much we were empty, and we will not take any reservations.
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Catherine Zeta-Jones' good looks are nothing to have reservations about. Fency.
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At this point, my random reservations sounded more like ill-informed excuses.
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Resy books more than 1 million reservations on the platform each week.
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Overall, participants preferred the speech recognition system, though they had some reservations.
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American's reservations team is contacting affected customers directly by email or telephone.
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The entire pilot sold out, with over 4,000 attempted reservations, Crupi said.
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He did not address the issue of GMO use on native reservations.
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Charlie Dent (R-Pa.) still has "serious reservations" about the plan. Rep.
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Once people lose their anonymity, they won't treat their reservations so flippantly.
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Thomas told us he has no reservations or shock regarding Meghan's choice.
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On many reservations, polling place can be an hour or more away.
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Lebanon has reservations about the location of the line in 13 areas.
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When her role on Togetherness calls for nudity, Peet has no reservations.
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GSK, however, did not support the ABPI action and AstraZeneca expressed reservations.
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The meeting location is available by making reservations at 212-465-3331.
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Prosecutors had sought a life sentence, but Judge Scheindlin recalled having reservations.
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Making changes to reservations is often easier or more seamless as well.
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Reservations for the fall include: Florida, Ohio, New Hampshire, Colorado and Nevada.
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Reservations are required, and you must have a ticket for your bike.
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American officials expressed strong reservations about whether this new arrangement would work.
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However, some on the farther left end of the spectrum have reservations.
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The reservations were made under a friend's name to keep it private.
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But he acknowledged that he had reservations about Dowless's absentee ballot program.
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Denny Chin, another judge, also seemed to have reservations about Kessler's arguments.
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In October 1919 he offered his own "Fourteen Reservations" to League membership.
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The problem is there are few actual street names on the reservations.
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Reservations at the end of the second quarter stood at roughly 420,000.
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Model 3 reservations totaled 450,000 at the end of the first quarter.
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Some mainstream party cadres at the congress did not have such reservations.
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Justin Bieber's got reservations for 1 ... but at least he's in paradise.
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I guess in her mind, she had reservations about working with us.
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He also has some suggestions for those who haven't yet made reservations.
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Traditional restaurant reservations are predicated on two people lying to each other.
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Several other rank-and-file Republicans also expressed their own reservations. Rep.
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Screening of reservations that are deemed "high-risk" to deter unauthorized parties.
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In a 1992 judgment the court capped all reservations at 50 percent.
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It's small, and we often wait to be seated, even with reservations.
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Some were airing their reservations about Rajan's hawkish stance in the media.
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The role gives him the freedom to denounce the government without reservations.
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Did you have any reservations that most would view it on Netflix?
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No reservations accepted, which is why you're getting there at 6 p.m.
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Reservations are a must, and walk-ins have better luck at lunch.
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An earlier version of this article misstated Hills Kitchen's policy on reservations.
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Roughly eight out of 10 American Indians do not live on reservations.
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She also claimed credit for the world's first computerized airline reservations system.
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They had reservations at the fancy restaurant in the hotel that night.
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Tech Fix In a free service, bots call restaurants and make reservations.
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It works because Google has focused on a small domain: restaurant reservations.
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The husband tells my husband that reservations aren't needed for the lake.
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The setting is more tavern than diner, and reservations are not accepted.
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The 9:211 show is always free, but reservations are not accepted.
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Just be sure to make reservations; they are required for all restaurants.
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There are five federally recognized tribes in the state, with five reservations.
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People got their reservations before Sutherland Springs, before Parkland, before Las Vegas.
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The upstairs restaurant and bar will be restricted to those with reservations.
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Despite reservations from some residents, they planned to create a national park.
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Almost 200 Waffle House locations are taking reservations for Valentine&aposs Day.
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They hadn't come for frittatas; they had made reservations to disrupt brunch.
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Friends had reservations about her seeing a felon, but she didn't care.
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" When a mother expressed reservations, Ms. Carey urged, "Just come, have fun.
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Cocktail School, reservations open on Friday for the next week at resy.
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What Blue Bird needs is to extend or add channels of reservations.
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NoiseAware devices have already monitored over 700,000 reservations, according to Airbnb's website.
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But it's possible to read this book and have reservations about it.
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Bolsonaro has sought to open up indigenous reservations to mining and farming.
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So here's my additional, totally unsolicited Paso Robles travel tip: Make reservations.
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The company looked at 16 million flight reservations a day between Jan.
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Bill Taylor, the top US diplomat in Ukraine, expressed strong reservations about.
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I made my reservations anyway on the off chance I was wrong.
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And they got reservations to the hotel, so they canceled their honeymoon.
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Reservations are taken and are generally not too difficult to come by.
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Yet it could also raise attention to his reservations about the bill.
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It ended up going toward some Airbnb reservations and a rental car.
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This turned out to be a stark predictor of the electorate's reservations.
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Grossman said more than 12,000 car reservations have been made to date.
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Volkswagen said that reservations for each of the models already total 20,000.
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I make reservations and don't give them the option to say no.
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Reservations for indoor seating will be taken online starting on May 1.
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And Trump clearly still has reservations about the alliance as an institution.
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Overall, despite my reservations, it's a pit stop I have to recommend.
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Liberal court watchers, meanwhile, expressed reservations with what they called "ultraconservative" nominees.
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For us, we travel to the reservations where they're doing the dances.
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"the modern adventurer and conqueror of palates," for his show No Reservations.
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Ultimately, Fagan supports the new policy, but not without a few reservations.
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But Ms. Pelosi and Mr. Schumer are not alone in their reservations.
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I know you have reservations about our commitment and who we are.
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Mr. Moore has expressed strong reservations about women working in the past.
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Many Americans still hold real reservations about making Big Government any bigger.
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By March 280, the first two weeks of reservations were booked solid.
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It also plans to begin taking reservations backed by refundable $1,000 deposits.
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About half expressed those reservations about a female nominee, and 4 in 10 were pessimistic about an African-American candidate These reservations about embracing the diversity of their presidential field have not translated into enthusiasm for Mr. Biden.
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About half expressed those reservations about a female nominee, and 4 in 10 were pessimistic about an African-American candidate These reservations about embracing the diversity of their presidential field have not translated into enthusiasm for Mr. Biden.
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"We can see that many of the counties with very low life expectancies in the Dakotas, like Oglala Lakota County in South Dakota, overlap with large Native American reservations including the Pine Ridge and Rosebud reservations," said Murray.
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It connects to calendars and helps groups find open times to make reservations.
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It connects to calendars and helps groups find open times to make reservations.
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Even Tillerson is said to have expressed reservations about Bolton, according to sources.
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Two versions of Strike reservations are available: a carbon edition and standard version.
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For all their reservations, investors still clearly have an appetite for cherry picking.
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I planned activities, made reservations, and packed all without ever consulting another person.
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A few people had made reservations but others bought their tickets that day.
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Celebrity hairstylist Jen Atkin always had serious reservations about the whole wedding thing.
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Cruz also expressed reservations about the bill but likely has completely different objections.
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Remember Duplex, Google's eerily human-sounding AI technology that can make restaurant reservations?
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Lisa Murkowski of Alaska acknowledged "reservations" about Moore, and West Virginia Republican Sen.
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They got reservations tonight, but they probably won&apost eat there tomorrow night.
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Hey, zero no-shows out of zero reservations is still zero no-shows!
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When he made his feelings clear, "I did have some reservations," she says.
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Egyptians' reservations toward alcohol are also shaped by the state's strict alcohol regulations.
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On Indian reservations, peyote was often prohibited and its users harassed and imprisoned.
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Despite some initial reservations, Love joined the CBC under Fudge's leadership in 2015.
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Uno's product is available for reservations, but you can download the font now.
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Reservations will open in June, and guests can start checking in Aug. 9.
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"Reservations and slavery were tools enforced by white power structures," DinéYazhi told Hyperallergic.
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If anything, things have gotten infinitely better since they started taking online reservations.
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It previously blew away expectations with more than 215,23 reservations for the car.
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Though there was a level of excitement, Fletcher said she had her reservations.
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Before detailing her reservations, a columnist wrote of her initial "fist-pumping glee".
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But Canadian reservations about paid plasma are shared across most of the world.
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Mr Woods is not the only betting favourite about whom EAGLE harbours reservations.
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Political parties sprang up to demand new or bigger reservations for different castes.
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And yet these reservations are surely outweighed by the billionaires' scope for good.
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And researchers not involved with this study have serious reservations about its conclusion.
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The OPSEC-focused IS supporter "Abu Suleymaan" had even worse reservations about Kik.
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I told St. Cyr about my reservations regarding bias, and he didn't disagree.
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It's one of the largest reservations of Elon Musk's new truck to date.
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Complaints focused on flight problems; baggage; reservations, ticketing and boarding; and customer service.
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Several of Trump's influential outside allies also have begun expressing reservations about Giuliani.
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Airbnb are cancelling people's reservations to stay in Charlottesville ... based on political ideology.
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The singer on Thursday described himself as happy at the honor - with reservations.
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Rosenstein added that he has "no reservations about my role" in Comey's dismissal.
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Newsmax, another outlet on the right, has also expressed reservations about the merger.
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With OpenTable, users can ask Cortana to make dinner reservations at a restaurant.
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He expressed reservations when asked if enough had been done since the scandal.
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Bourdain's impeccable shows were the thing, first No Reservations and later Parts Unknown.
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Its current partner for the restaurant booking feature is Resy, the reservations service.
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"I do not have any reservations about selling the actual item," he said.
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The electric automaker has now received at least 230,000 reservations for the car.
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You'd be right to have reservations about her writing and its ultimate purpose.
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Mike Taylor, a banker, who uses Uber all the time, has no reservations.
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Brand also spent time on reservations, took peyote and married a Native American.
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I've successfully made dinner reservations with OpenTable but it can't call an Uber.
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He expressed some reservations about bringing Mario Kart to life, but remained diplomatic.
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One environmental activist expressed reservations that Mr. Fioramonti's plan may be too dogmatic.
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" And concludes: "The wars continued until all native peoples were driven onto reservations.
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Gail: I don't have reservations about whether Bloomberg could be a good president.
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Bolsonaro said he wanted regulations to allow indigenous people to mine their reservations.
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Twenty-eight percent of Jones's backers said they had some reservations about him.
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NASA on Tuesday said it had no reservations about SpaceX flying at KSC.
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The Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino in Hollywood, Florida, is now accepting reservations.
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When we came here, each of us had our own reservations about VICE.
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The tech community has already expressed serious reservations about the early leaked draft.
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Reservations to date are at 267 Tesla trucks, according to a Reuters tally.
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Yet as the history of Alstom shows, national reservations are also a factor.
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But deep reservations within the GOP remain, and former rivals such as Sen.
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An overnight stay costs $150, and reservations will become available on October 15.
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Washington, from the conclusion of his 85033 "No Reservations" show about DC. RIP.
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Business-class plane tickets were included with reservations for the record-seeking cruise.
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" Marshall Lewy, an Adaptive partner, still had some reservations: "It does get dark.
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Despite his reservations about Trump's policies and the Fed, Golub recommended investing now.
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I supported his election, but also harbored deep reservations about his trade agenda.
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Mike Pompeo (R-Kan.) and Jim Jordan (R-Ohio), had no such reservations.
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They are turning to technology and listing nonrefundable hotel reservations on resale sites.
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But the party's independent expenditure wing will drop its scheduled reservations beginning Oct.
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He told PEOPLE that he'd practiced for 10 days but still had reservations.
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Do you have any reservations about sharing your insides with the outside world?
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We are sold out for our dinner reservations through the end of August.
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For those who refuse due to ethical or scientific reservations, there are penalties.
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I enjoy doing things like making all the reservations and sending out emails.
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The neighborhood had a 279% increase in Airbnb reservations from the year prior.
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Tesla started taking reservations for Cybertruck on its website following the vehicle's unveiling.
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Soon users will be able to make restaurant reservations through the Airbnb app.
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Despite his private reservations, Mr. Mnuchin continues to defend the administration's trade policies.
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Syria's government has signaled reservations about the premise of the de-escalation deal.
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Though I had reservations about his character, we had an intense sexual connection.
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McNall remembers Gretzky having some reservations about the high cost of signing Ismail.
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Students were pulled from reservations across the country to fill the boarding school.
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Those who might care are mostly sequestered on reservations or died generations ago.
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If you qualify, you'll be reimbursed for any non-refundable reservations you made.
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Still others release reservations at a specified time once a week or month.
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Reservations are not accepted: 30 Hudson Street (Duane Street), 212-791-3771, davidbouley.com.
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Snagging a table for dinner is nearly impossible, but guests get priority reservations.
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Reservations are tough to get, although its isolation helps the last-minute traveler.
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The hotel's website showed on Monday that it was accepting reservations beginning Feb.
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Seventy percent of May reservations were canceled within a week of the bombings.
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The "No Reservations" crew was stuck in Beirut during the 2006 Lebanon war.
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Some of those reservations were canceled by tourists, others by the hotels themselves.
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Trips are being canceled, hotel reservations are down, and conferences are being rescheduled.
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The resort said it's accepting reservations for guests arriving on or after Nov.
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Resorts are currently taking reservations starting for arrivals April 17th, subject to change.
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But many soccer officials had reservations about the Trump administration's restrictive travel policies.
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I have no reservations about him being able to flourish in this environment.
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A Rome episode of "No Reservations" made black-and-white allusion to Fellini.
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Analysts were also surprised by the move, despite some reservations about Kaufland's success.
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Lisa Murkowski of Alaska and Susan Collins of Maine have expressed deep reservations.
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Brown voiced reservations in an interview with NBC's "Meet the Press" last month.
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Dessert orders are way up at the restaurants, as are reservations, she said.
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The next day, Maria saw reports on Twitter of fans' having reservations canceled.
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Some justices have voiced reservations about their use, most recently in a Jan.
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Each restaurant makes its own rules about fees for reservations or no-shows.
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Reservations for the Lisa Frank Flat open on October 11 on the Hotels.
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For Daniels, whatever her private reservations, it has also become a business opportunity.
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NK: There are three kinds of reservations that you make in the world.
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They draw grids across rural reservations and fan out through chaparral and sagebrush.
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Reservations include an entree and a choice of a cocktail, mocktail, or beverage.
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Most of the 39 seats are for walk-ins, so reservations are scarce.
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Chesky reiterated that the company will conduct additional reviews of high-risk reservations.
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Rooms started at $250 per night and reservations sold out in two minutes.
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On some reservations, the estimated poverty rate is 52%, and 60% among children.
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The measure will apply to all reservations made after July 30, it said.
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And from there, it's a short hop to making all the dinner reservations.
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The restaurant is accepting reservations, by phone only, for dinners starting April 6.
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But there are researchers with reservations about the role of RCTs in development.
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At the time, the federal government was forcing tribes to move to reservations.
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Airbnb makes it easy to pay for reservations by storing credit card information.
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Bret: I voted for Hillary Clinton, even though I had plenty of reservations.
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And I don't quit because several senators have expressed reservations about my qualifications.
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Travelers can also call to update existing reservations with the new gender options.
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Other candidates continue to book hundreds of new hybrid ad reservations every week.
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"We have no reservations or moral compass whatsoever," one of the bandmates said.
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It was considered a rough estate but I have reservations about labelling places.
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The proposed path to deregulated drilling - privatizing reservations - could prove even more divisive.
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Are there any ethical questions or reservations that give you pause at all?
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The North American auto industry also has major reservations about the U.S. demand.
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Who do they think they are to come fix problems on our reservations?
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Tours, meals, restaurant reservations and maybe one day book your flight for you.
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"This lady literally just pulled a gun because we out here and didn't have reservations for a lake we didn't even know we had to have reservations for," she says in the video, which was shared widely on social media.
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In her essay "No Reservations," Edie Winograde describes two sites reenacting Custer's Last Stand.
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But Ferguson said he still had reservations outside of the realm of due process.
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He has dismissed reservations as an impediment to agribusiness, one of his top supporters.
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At first glance, capacity reservations may seem like a weird concept in the cloud.
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Lisa Murkowski of Alaska, who acknowledged "reservations" about Moore, and West Virginia Republican Sen.
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Tesla would not disclose how many reservations it had received for the solar roof.
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The company is taking reservations now at a cost of €119,000, or roughly $127,000.
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But we've had a ton of cancellations—probably a 20 percent drop in reservations.
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The criticism is bipartisan, with both Republicans and Democrats voicing reservations about the Texan.
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United's Munoz on Wednesday said the company isn't seeing a "significant" impact on reservations.
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And they are not the only Christian conservatives to air these kinds of reservations.
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It was booked up in under five minutes during the last round of reservations.
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The diving experience will open in August, but eager visitors can make reservations now.
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"That's not going to change the reservations I have about this campaign," he added.
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Juha Sipilä, Finland's prime minister, expressed reservations about how this force should be used.
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Southwest, for example, said it is in the process of replacing its reservations system.
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He was the host of the Travel Channel's No Reservations from 2005 to 2012.
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Trip delay reimbursementDelays can mess up reservations and add new costs to any travel.
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She may have had her reservations about getting married, but she was still determined.
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And despite the kids' initial reservations, things suddenly turned competitive in the application pool.
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Throughout the process, Facebook's neighbors expressed serious reservations about the partnership and its implications.
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There, more confusion: Some ticket holders did not have reservations, and others wanted refunds.
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I still have reservations, but at least they're not facing a crazy Dennis Hopper.
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Yet even these mild reservations came with an apologetic smile and an inevitable qualifier.
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I have some reservations on the ability of 67% of demand to be flexible.
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From 21, under apartheid, 3.5m blacks were forcibly moved to isolated reservations called "homelands".
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Or, you could always just hit up your nearest Taco Bell — no reservations necessary.
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And despite plenty of my own reservations, it's the story that I, fundamentally, believe.
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Reservations are required, but entrance as well as food and beverages will be complimentary.
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Yet he still has reservations about the Democrats, especially those on the populist left.
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N. yells from the shower that he'll get reservations for my birthday dinner tonight.
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Tesla also said that despite delays, net reservations for the Model 3 remained stable.
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Use "my reservations" to see both hotels and shows in the same list together.
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Still, Barb picks Nancy up to go to Steve's, despite her many, many reservations.
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One important note, this service only works with reservations that have free cancellation policies.
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The reservations section notes that currently, no one can enter or leave the park.
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You can have an unlimited amount of reservations and that's the same flat fee.
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Tessa Thompson admits she has reservations about inviting the public into her love life.
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It was the first day that customers could make reservations for the Model 3.
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At one point, Tesla had more than 400,000 reservations for the the Model 3.
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It will put enormous pressure on the moderates, who are sure to have reservations.
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But some folks still have reservations about the commodification of these formerly counterculture pastimes.
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North and South Dakota counties encompassing Native American reservations had the lowest-- 66 years.
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Adding plug-ins for things like contact forms, menus and reservations is also painless.
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The case drew national attention to the AMBER Alert laws on American Indian reservations.
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Without this, all the reservations of particular rights or privileges would amount to nothing.
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My feelings for Jordan were really starting to grow, however I had my reservations.
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Regardless of their reservations about Trump, the electorate has duly noted the press cheerleading.
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Some reservations exist, however, about Suu Kyi's position on the persecuted minority Rohingya population.
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How does your business get affected by online reservations and the way it's changing?
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Cabinet was briefed on the programme on 14 September, after some members expressed reservations.
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Despite initial reservations, McCarthy became increasingly committed to making her character come to life.
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And Senate Intelligence Chairman Richard Burr, of North Carolina, on Tuesday expressed serious reservations.
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These tasks include booking restaurant reservations, haircut appointments, and answering inquiries about business hours.
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Bookings on the site can be made in cash and reservations cancelled without cost.
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While Harrison may make the reservations, the human agents support customers during the trip.
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Once our people were secure, we could truly embrace a global economy without reservations.
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Like always, though, you won't be able to make any reservations through Google's systems.
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Still, 22019 House members recently signed a letter that expressed reservations about the deal.
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They also have a distribution network—smoke shops, reservations, and casinos across the country.
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Tribal police typically act as law enforcement on reservations, which are considered sovereign land.
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Despite their reservations, Darby had the support of her entire family, including her mom.
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But I (Zach) have reservations about whether GNS can deliver on its lofty claims.
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Despite reservations, most people in the sector see it as an important step forward.
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People still have reservations when someone is not from your tribe or religious background.
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Travel already involves planning — purchasing tickets, making reservations — and endless choices, big and small.
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Democratic voters have expressed some reservations about Mr. Sanders's condition following his heart attack.
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But teachers told me on Wednesday morning that they have reservations about the deal.
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The National Association of Convenience Stores expressed reservations about how its members will comply.
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Finally, Airbnb will expand its screening of potentially high-risk reservations globally next year.
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But Wisconsin was left off the list of initial ad reservations for the fall.
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The group added TV reservations in five more media markets Thursday: Chicago; Duluth, Minn.
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John McCain and Lisa Murkowski, who have also expressed deep reservations about the bill.
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For more on GOP leaders expressing reservations about the 9/11 bill, click here.
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Reservations for the base model are $20,000 and $200,000 for a special Founders Series.
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Both reservations are refundable up to the point that customers sign a purchase agreement.
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Hansen said he had no reservations about selecting Wellington Hurricanes' 20-year-old Jordie.
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Instead of offering reservations, the restaurant sold tickets for $185 a person, service included.
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He predicted that Trump would probably sign the bill into law, albeit with reservations.
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Renacci, who is running for the Senate, expressed reservations about the tax early on.
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"Reservations have not been canceled, and the beaches are open, without incident," he said.
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Over time, my reservations and skepticism about their movement grew into a complex understanding.
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Porsche surpassed 30,000 reservations for its upcoming Taycan electric sports car, according to Bloomberg.
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Testifying before congress in 1993, he challenged the casino licence given to some reservations.
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Sunrise reservations are only necessary to enter the park between 3 and 7 a.m.
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Support for booking restaurant reservations and haircut appointments will be added later this summer.
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According to the Naperville Sun, a worker later said the restaurant doesn't book reservations.
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Reservations for the restaurant are currently sold out, however, walk-ins are still welcome.
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Poll after poll showed public outrage over property taxes but reservations about the Swap.
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Janaillac said that in the June-August period, reservations were down by 5 percent.
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I have reservations about the more openly diaristic work, like my Argentina travel diary.
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Its literal meaning goes back to Native Americans' behavior when they left the reservations.
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The Las Vegas Palms Hotel threatened to take scores into account when booking reservations.
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But at 23, it's sensible to have reservations about how much explosiveness he'll recapture.
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Why did you feel the need to start an alternative reservations service to OpenTable?
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The infamous Agreement of 1877 officially confiscated Sioux land while permanently establishing Indian reservations.
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Reservations for one night at a large house, for example, might get extra scrutiny.
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He planned to support Mr. Jones despite reservations about the accusations against Mr. Moore.
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He hadn't moved in yet, but now had reservations about doing so at all.
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Tesla has delivered 28,386 Model 3s to date and has reservations for approximately 420,000.
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The city has told shelters to extend their reservations until the end of April.
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We can honor John McCain the man while having reservations about his political career.
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Denver's culinary mania is evident in brunch queues and difficult-to-get dinner reservations.
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EXCLUSIVE-ANT FINANCIAL HAS RESERVATIONS ABOUT THE DEAL PARTLY DUE TO STRATEGY CONCERNS-SOURCES
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Both hotels offer an additional 20 percent savings for reservations booked before April 30.
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Mr. Mueller's reservations, such as I can guess at them, are likely well-founded.
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This looming catastrophe would impact some of the largest Indian Reservations in the country.
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Reuters was unable to contact the posters or confirm that they were cancelling reservations.
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Reservations for May come out today and typically are booked within the first hour.
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Reservations for the following summer are usually available as early as August or September.
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We today have no reservations about doing it, and we would do it again.
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In 2011, "No Reservations" went to Haiti, which was recovering from a devastating earthquake.
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Ms. Hornor is bleeding cash as she refunds deposits for scores of canceled reservations.
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In Joker, Arthur is portrayed as wearyingly thin — a factor that gave Phoenix reservations.
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That follows a buffet dinner that has become so popular that reservations are recommended.
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At the least, they have indicated reservations about the legislation in its current form.
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At the same time, it would foster much-needed economic development on Indian reservations.
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We make reservations at the legendary Central in the event that everything pans out.
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This practice can translate to reservations that are less lucrative for the independent hotels.
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In South Dakota, the XL would run near the Pine Ridge and Rosebud reservations.
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Already, major multinational companies are expressing reservations about sinking the next investment in Britain.
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As she told The Miami Herald, she expressed reservations in her characteristically straightforward manner.
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Regardless of the positive implications of interest rates or inflation, Cramer still had reservations.
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Tesla said they have received nearly a half-million reservations for the new model.
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It will also automatically cancel all hotel reservations made through its conference reservation system.
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But three 40-something women in puffy coats grimaced when told it's reservations only.
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The conservative Senate Leadership Fund has nearly $11 million in reservations to aid Rubio.
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And eligible users can make multiple reservations per day at over 10,000 restaurants worldwide.
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The company is taking $100 reservations ahead of launch over at its website now.
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While Harrison may make the reservations, the human agents support customers during the trip.
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A coworker makes restaurant week reservations for our work fam and I'm so excited.
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More than 400,000 people have placed $1,000 refundable reservations for Model 3s to date.
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Kelly's experience pushing past reservations about counter-parties is exactly what the president needs.
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And except in the bar areas, reservations will be accepted by phone and online.
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Do my reservations on the minimum wage threaten my standing as a loyal Democrat?
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But, within a couple of days, Tesla had taken nearly 200,000 reservations for it.
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Skydio 2 reservations start Tuesday for $100, with first shipments coming out in November.
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I made reservations for a boat tour in Paris and Sunday Lunch in London.
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Admission is free with a suggested donation, and advance reservations are required, at lamama.org.
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Jones reportedly cited reservations about extending Goodell's contract while the league faces contentious issues.
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He expressed reservations about such a move, a source familiar with the matter said.
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Barbara: tony got me reservations on british air from london to jfk on monday.
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BRUSSELS, Dec 20 (Reuters) - The European Commission said on Friday that reservations site Booking.
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And Trump's own son, Donald Trump Jr., holds reservations about the idea as well.
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Still, those reservations were enough to deadlock debate on the treaty, blocking Senate approval.
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He added that some other Democrats had also expressed strong reservations with the measure.
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To that end, there is a website so that art pilgrims can make reservations.
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Only time will tell how many of those original reservations actually translate into sales.
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Reservations of the Navajo Nation and the Hopi Tribe are on the San Juan.
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Our parents all came from reservations, but we were born here in the city.
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Most expressed deep reservations about a border wall, deeming it a waste of money.
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It allows guests with reservations between then and April 14 to receive full refunds.
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Others are likely to follow as owners' worries shift from canceled reservations to survival.
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The company has confirmed since then that orders have risen to almost 400,000 reservations.
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Did these reservations make a difference or were they gimmicks to keep activists subdued?
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"This lady literally just pulled a gun because we out here and din't have reservations for a lake we didn't even know we had to have reservations for," Jessica Richardson says in a video she took of the confrontation and posted to Facebook.
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Preying on invitation lists and convention calendars, these rogue players use similar tactics to lure in unsuspecting customers and dupe them out of legitimate reservations – causing extreme frustration, lost or cancelled reservations and, sometimes, nowhere to go in often booked-up cities.
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They can choose a slot system, where diners are seated at 6pm, 8pm and 10pm, or they can opt for a flex system, where they take reservations as they're called in and build the night's reservations based off what comes in first.
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Reservations can be made on Resy and orders placed on various delivery apps; payments can be made with apps like Cover, which was bought by Velocity, a similar app from the UK. OpenTable has recently began to include payments along with reservations.
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Airbnb today announced that it will now help guests book restaurant reservations during their travels.
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But philosophers have long held reservations about this scientific orientation to how to live life.
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I've made reservations at a nice restaurant nearby that has stellar views of the Alhambra.
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Its reservations could presage further pushback against Lopez Obrador after he takes office on Dec.
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The fact that it's "recommended with reservations" is a mighty blow to the hallowed brand.
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He has zero reservations about whether the community feels he belongs there—and he shouldn't.
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To do this, it looks at your usage history, CloudWatch metrics and your existing reservations.
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Or use the Duplex assistant to impersonate you, making calls and reservations in your name.
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Julian Thompson, the head of the Chinese art department and a mathematician, also had reservations.
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And then, of course, it violently forced them into reservations, killing many in the process.
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After watching her dad interact with Pony, Arlyn's reservations about outsourcing her father's companionship vanished.
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KOA also clarified that reservations are not required for the site, which is privately owned.
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Even reservations and voter suppression can be fit neatly under the rubric of federal overreach.
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If you're celebrating, I hope you have your reservations made or your caviar order in.
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But I still have reservations about how long the batteries will last on these phones.
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Nearly 80% of the estimated 303 million Native Americans in the US live outside reservations.
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By 2015, ClassPass had made more than 4 million reservations at more than 4,323 studios.
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Additionally, clarified reservations will only be offered in Disneyland in California, not in Disney World.
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But also expressed reservations about what it dubbed "unnecessary restrictions" being placed on drone owners.
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I made reservations before the trip even began and I am so happy I did.
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In the tropics they applied the same genocidal techniques of terror, atrocities and native reservations.
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Mother's Day is this weekend so cue the scramble to find last-minute brunch reservations.
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That includes flights, restaurant reservations, package deliveries, and anything else the app can pick out.
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The company confirmed in a statement it would refund customers whose reservations have been cancelled.
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Still, investors who knocked 4% off Worldline's share price on Monday morning have their reservations.
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And the calendar app gained the ability to display travel reservations and package delivery details.
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About half of the CETA text, which stretches to 1,598 pages, is devoted to "reservations".
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Google Trips pulls all of my booking and reservations into one, easy-to-access place.
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Reservations are required for the first three weeks and were snapped up in two hours.
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The airline will honor reservations affected by these changes that were made prior to Jan.
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If you want to make reservations at the concert and whatnot, they can get done.
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The event is free and open to the public, seating is limited and reservations required.
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Hopefully, the new show will do everyone in the original cast proud, despite their reservations.
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This recognition provides federal protection for their reservations and gives them access to financial support.
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For Bragiel, any reservations he had about Singapore nearly a decade ago are long forgotten.
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The Greek foreign ministry spokesperson said "there were also other countries that expressed similar reservations".
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Reservations for the router will start on February 5th with general availability beginning in March.
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Later, he books a table at TGI Fridays, which I wasn't aware even took reservations.
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Now, I said I was hyped, but I didn't say I don't have any reservations.
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The run involved young people from several Sioux reservations, according to the New York Times.
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Most live in reservations in India, where killing a tiger can result in jail time.
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Brazil's 850,000 indigenous peoples live on reservations that make up 13 percent of the territory.
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Even some of those who have also criticised the investigation into Appelbaum have exhibited reservations.
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It was also really hard to hear my mom have so many reservations about him.
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Dalits and OBCS together may claim as many as 50% of a given state's reservations.
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"We have legal, technical and business reservations about hardware upgrades," he told the Tagesspiegel daily.
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The over half a million reservations are up from about 543,254 disclosed in April 23.
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It's worth considering the depth and breadth of the personal data we share without reservations.
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I make reservations at Comedy Cellar for an NYC trip coming up in three weeks.
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Lorenzo Sciotti, Dayuse's business development manager, says most daytime reservations are now used for business.
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Scott also had reservations about Streep, though he greatly admired her talents as an actress.
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Some airlines offer early bird discounts on reservations made up to three months in advance.
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It may sound great, but Sean McQuay, credit card expert at NerdWallet, had some reservations.
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Toby, who always admired the famous and expressed some reservations, has sadly been let go.
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If people know they could end up on a blacklist, they won't make reservations anymore.
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The questions Musk cut short on Wednesday related to Model 3 reservations and capital requirements.
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But like any great prospect, there are reservations as to what she promises as well.
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What you can't do with the app, however, is actually book travel or other reservations.
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While Moonves is receptive to a combination, he has some reservations, sources have told Reuters.
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There were no such reservations about later volumes, which were lively, authoritative and well received.
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Admission to the talk and a reception afterward is free with reservations, cjh.org/event/2895.
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While some frantically tried to change their reservations, others took the delays in their stride.
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Republicans have expressed reservations about Trump's tariffs, saying they could be problematic in the fall.
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In February, Hornbach, a home-improvement chain, expressed reservations about their involvement in the project.
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Native reservations, which are mostly located in rural areas, experience similar problems for different reasons.
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"It's really casual, there are no reservations and the music is a little bit loud."
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The House Majority PAC on Thursday announced new TV reservations in markets across the country.
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Several of those who have expressed reservations have been golfers, tennis players and basketball players.
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At the downstairs restaurant, the Guild House, reservations were booked up until 10:30 p.m.
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A number of business constituencies, including pharmaceutical companies, also have deep reservations about the deal.
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A screen at the debut event Thursday showed online reservations continuing to tick past 133,000.
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All customer reservations for the new vehicle are refundable until it goes into actual production.
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On the sixth day of every month, the third month out opens up for reservations.
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There are new calls to make and pitches to massage, given many audiences' deep reservations.
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The reminders are similar to how travel reservations or package delivery tracking works in Outlook.
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Our reservations have nothing to do with parting with such a large amount of money.
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Many said they entered the situation with jitters and reservations but pushed through the fear.
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Now he offers reservations, with a $100-a-person fee for cancellations within 48 hours.
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Thinking ahead, reservations for Polestar 2 — the 1's forthcoming smaller sibling — are already available.
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Reservations are essential to tour the three Frank Lloyd Wright homes in the Laurel Highlands.
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What's more, Congress passed a law in 1906 that explicitly declined to disestablish the reservations.
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Bartlett that reservations can only be reduced or abolished if Congress expressly wills it so.
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The app doubles as a concierge, enabling guests to make dinner reservations and call Uber.
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So far, Mr. Trump's campaign has yet to make reservations for airtime beyond August. Mrs.
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Americans seem to have fewer moral reservations about inflicting draconian punishments and making wrongdoers suffer.
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Fred Phelps said he had reservations about sending his son down such a narrow path.
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But as a technologist, I have some reservations about Netflix and its impact on society.
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Ms. O'Toole acknowledged she had some reservations about the funeral directors, that recent rainy morning.
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Joe Hall, chief technologist at the Center for Democracy and Technology (CDT), had similar reservations.
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Trump made them feel O.K. about their "politically incorrect" reservations about diversity, crime and immigration.
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"I do believe that at the career level, there would be reservations," Mr. Eisen said.
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Award options include statement credits, travel reservations, gift cards, and during online checkout at Walmart.com.
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Unfortunately, this new perk for Capital One cardholders will not help with same-day reservations.
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Qualifying diners will be able to redeem OpenTable Dining Points to book Premium Access reservations.
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Reservations are mandatory; aim for Friday when the very garlicky "grand aioli" is in rotation.
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Despite deep reservations, Hispanic lawmakers who back the bill say there is no other option.
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But all along there have also been reservations about the site and that data's reliability.
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Reservations are not accepted or needed, though on weekends, the 55-seat room becomes crowded.
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Dinner reservations are almost fully booked for March, and the Milanese elite have taken note.
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This is not that episode of No Reservations where Anthony Bourdain visits Chengdu you dolt.
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JB: Despite my reservations, it seems like you two are going to win this one.
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The Pixels will be the first to Google's controversial Duplex feature, which reservations via Assistant.
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Ted Cruz (R-TX), are signaling they're unlikely to have similar reservations this time around.
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"Everything about the restaurant experience is designed for walk-ins and reservations," the company says.
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In Washington, marcher Carmella Ormando told CNN the controversy gave her no reservations about participating.
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Twenty percent said they would have reservations about voting for someone who backs the measures.
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This does not seem to bother the thousands who make reservations instead of mashed potatoes.
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For that and other reasons, the United States has strong reservations about such a breakthrough.
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The flights can be moved to any future date for which American is taking reservations.
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Mr. Manchin, Democrat of West Virginia, said in a statement he had overcome his reservations.
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During the week, Le Sia takes reservations, but that doesn't ease the demand by much.
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Reservations on the piece's site are completely sold out, but walk-ups are still encouraged.
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Dubspot's online school, which offers remote learning, still appears to be taking reservations for classes.
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Local business groups have cautiously welcomed the concessions, but some members have still expressed reservations.
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Six weeks after its opening, Angler was one of the most desirable reservations in town.
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Its business listings allow travelers to read reviews and book reservations on the same page.
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Diners with reservations began receiving calls telling them that the restaurant had been closed permanently.
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It can also help book car reservations on the web using emails and calendar information.
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A little girl wants to be an Olympic boxer and her father has some reservations.
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The company is also promising to refund hosts the fees it charged for those reservations.
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His memoir is — with some niggling reservations — a master class in the craft of reporting.
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Rates have yet to be released, but reservations open in May 2018; Ritzcarlton.com/en/yachts.
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I love Alan Wake and so, with some reservations, I have decided to love Control.
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A third was also expressing reservations about Switzerland's biggest telecoms acquisition, the sources told Reuters.
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More and more Native Americans, struggling to survive on the denuded plains, moved to reservations.
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The U.S. has strong reservations as North Korea continues to build up its nuclear arsenal.
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The place doesn't take reservations, so if you're squeezed out, head over to Montréal Plaza.
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Scores of guests have groaned about hosts who have canceled reservations at the last minute.
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Even in a closed domain like restaurant reservations, unusual circumstances are bound to come up.
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Many voters had reservations about Hillary Clinton — many voters also weren't sure about Jeremy Corbyn.
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The much feted and now expanded Marzapane remains one of the hardest reservations in town.
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And Mr. Pompeo's reservations about a major role for the C.I.A. undercut the counterterrorism strategy.
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Jerry Brown expressed reservations about the state's so-called sanctuary bill, saying it needed changes.
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Mr. Steyer, a major Democratic donor, has been dismissive of party leaders' reservations about impeachment.
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Reservations are required for this performance, which is free and preceded at 6:30 p.m.
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Yet he had no reservations about slamming Mr. Rispone for clinging to the president's coattails.
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Yet it's possible to think these things and still have reservations about the movie's techniques.
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Bill Clinton In August, Lewinsky told Vanity Fair about her initial reservations about the project.
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It requested additional information about its marketing practices to children in schools and tribal reservations.
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Contact reservations at 1-800-367-5320 to make a change or request a refund.
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Some of the reluctant Trump supporters have expressed reservations at certain times; many have not.
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With only 18 tables, reservations are required, and a fancy dress code is strictly enforced.
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Airbnb does accept Paypal as a payment method for reservations, though not in all regions.
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On some reservations, Native women are murdered at more than ten times the national average.
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"I explained our reservations to Mike, and Mike relayed the message to Jacob," May said.
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Qatar, which is considered a Turkish ally, did not block the communique, but voiced reservations.
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The company has 603 reservations on its books, with tickets going for $250,000 per person.
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John McCain -- expressed significant reservations about due to their conclusion that it amounted to torture.
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American's reservations agents "will contact affected customers directly by email or telephone," the airline said.
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But representatives of the Syrian delegations — both from the government and opposition — immediately expressed reservations.
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"The message of this movie was bigger than my reservations on this character," Jordan said.
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Across the great archipelago of North America's Indian reservations and urban communities, people took notice.
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The hotel's website still indicated on Tuesday it was accepting reservations again from March 2016.
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I share cat memes and make dinner reservations and order groceries online, just like you.
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Yet President Bush expressed these reservations in his signing statement, not in a veto message.
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" He said that he, and the other attorneys representing the president, "have the most reservations.
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"Of course I am sorry to have my reservations beaten," Lodge said the next day.
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The governors of Massachusetts and Rhode Island have expressed reservations about making such a break.
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In each case the share of voters with reservations about those Democrats is significantly larger.
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As it steadily fulfills early reservations, it may have a demand shortfall on its hands.
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While domestic players could start to use the price immediately, foreign suppliers might have reservations.
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All money will be refunded, and please do not forget to cancel any hotel reservations.
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Mia and I may report from Guatemala or Haiti, and perhaps from American Indian reservations.
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Any leaks or spills from the pipeline would endanger the water supply for nearby reservations.
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Between No Wait and Yelp Reservations, there's something like 214,214-plus now on the platform.
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The company also has booking and reservations software for travel agencies and corporate travel programs.
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Prices were estimated based on reservations one month in advance, or the first available opening.
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Native Americans who live on any of the five reservations in North Dakota say they will be disadvantaged by this law because they don't necessarily have residential addresses on their reservations, where many people rely on post office boxes for mail and address purposes.
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And regarding demand, Musk said that while the number of reservations is a false indicator when it comes to measuring true demand (since Tesla does "everything we can to unsell the car"), it's currently sitting at over half a million advance reservations in place.
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RBC Capital Markets analyst Joseph Spak: The first question is related to the Model 3 reservations... Like of the reservations that actually opened and made available to configure, can you let us know like what..how..what percentage have actually taken steps to configure?
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Though Duplex is capable of making other types of bookings, it's currently focused on restaurant reservations.
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The emails have been seen disguised as invoices from government bodies, hotel reservations, and DHL notifications.
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I have to admit, I had reservations about this plot line when it was first announced.
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If there are reservations about Mr Macron's ability to lead, they concern his untested political resolve.
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Do you have any reservations or concerns about your ability or willingness to follow this instruction?
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But leading up to last week's first procedural vote, Republicans in both chambers expressed deep reservations.
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He wields an encyclopedic knowledge of air reservations and refuses to travel to places without internet.
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Paulette's financial woes As more local, national and international reporters told Paulette's story, my reservations mounted.
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But as someone who is 2 percent Native American, I have reservations: (LAUGHTER) GUTFELD: I do.
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"It's not about reservations, it's not about a quota, it's not about token service," he added.
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And though you may have reservations about one track or another, not one is thrown away.
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It's been taking reservations to buy the vehicle and is expected to debut sometime this year.
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Credit cards even offer perks that can help you book impossible dinner reservations or exclusive experiences.
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Jalopnik compiled a more complete list of companies that have declared reservations of the $150,000 rigs.
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Fonda is also known for it's Hacienda Brunch Buffet on Sundays, and reservations are highly recommended.
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The only thing left to do is start gunning for those particularly hard-to-get reservations.
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But Resy was shown to be popular among the reservations highlighted by our sister site Eater.
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Also, the rich Aspen people are annoyed because it's made it hard to get restaurant reservations.
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A lot of reservations have similar problems, so I get to learn this through my family.
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Many of Disney's online reservations services and mobile apps have been non-responsive since the outage.
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Though she was still against abortion, she said she had reservations about the group's confrontational style.
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On some reservations, women are 83 times more likely to be killed than in other counties.
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A 29.3 percent jump in hotel room night reservations was a key factor in Priceline's results.
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A company called Terrafugia is already taking reservations for a flying car they call The Transition.
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It's what drew Blunt to the project despite her reservations about the genre as a whole.
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Mezi users send requests for flights, hotels and restaurant reservations through the app's SMS-like interface.
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And Tesla's employees, who reportedly made 10,000 of the estimated 500,000 reservations, are being given priority.
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Talese previously admitted to having reservations about his subject after the Post fact-checked Foos' tellings.
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Trump, however, had no such reservations while speaking shortly after his New York win Tuesday night.
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The steak was good but we had reservations and still waited 45 minutes to be seated.
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FF claims to have collected 64,124 reservations in the 36 hours after the FF91 was unveiled.
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Speaking about his performance, Efron told Variety that he initially had reservations about taking the role.
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FF claims to have collected 64,124 reservations in the 36 hours since the FF91 was unveiled.
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From the 1850s, tribes were forcibly moved onto reservations and Indian-held land was parcelled out.
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I'm hopeful, and at the very same time, I have my reservations that make me doubt.
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Other states have created reservations for women, the disabled, religious minorities, former soldiers and so on.
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Reservations, as the government's quotas are known, have indeed given once-unimagined opportunity to many Dalits.
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But Fils-Aimé insists that the company has no reservations about entering mobile when it did.
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The service can even choose a venue for your date and make reservations, if you prefer.
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IMAXShift, which will open to the public starting April 28, is taking reservations now via imaxshift.com.
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Others said polling places were moved off reservations to inconvenient locations that were difficult to access.
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