But we stood our ground at the right moment and went with the flow at the right moment and we really cared about what we were making.
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If anything, Ghost is jumping in at the right moment.
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I can sit back and wit for the right moment.
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He shifts at just the right moment to avoid impact.
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And now seems like the right moment to get involved.
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Don't wait for just the right moment for it, though.
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But pausing to find the right moment is even kinder.
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The right moment arrived at an archaeological site in Tulum.
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It has to be done in the exact right moment.
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There is only the right football for the right moment.
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"I think the final comes at the right moment," Kerber said.
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Aduba's casting at Crazy Eyes came at just the right moment.
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When Carol picked just the right moment to start getting tough.
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We were just waiting for the right moment to publish it.
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And she waited for just the right moment to show it.
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It's only a matter of finding the right moment to strike.
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They waited for the right moment and began sending the messages.
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"People who wait for the right moment end up waiting forever."
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Then Mr. Scott waited to find the right moment to propose.
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It was exactly what I needed at the exact right moment.
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"Happily we stretched debt maturities at the right moment," he said.
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Now, executives at Uniper say, the right moment may have arrived.
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You have to know the right place and the right moment.
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It was the right moment for Trump, the ultimate gemeinschaft man.
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I was just waiting for the right moment to say it.
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The future is bright (if we intervene at the right moment).
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It seems to be the right moment for something like this.
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In the right moment she is more in shape than anybody else.
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He hovers behind Moore, waiting for the right moment to say something.
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"I think that we arrived at just the right moment,"Chacra explains.
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We have lessons from this that came at precisely the right moment.
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That meant waiting for the right moment rather than taking piecemeal steps.
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Powell played along, waiting for the right moment to flee, she said.
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He was just waiting for the right moment—and he wasn't shy.
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The army has been patiently waiting for the right moment to intervene.
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You wait for the right moment, and it will come to you.
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Except that this is not the right moment to pick on Junior.
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"You have to catch the explosion at the right moment," Cooley says.
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That helps the pilot stall the engine at just the right moment.
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Why it matters: O'Rourke identified the right issue at the right moment.
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I don't want to be cynical, but I believe in the right moment.
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The obvious answer is to select the right factors at the right moment.
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Even blinks; he didn't even want him to blink, until the right moment.
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Just at the right moment, the other man manages to start the engine.
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Though I'm not sure how I'll know the right moment to use it.
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Inside, a few feet from the boy, Diaz waited for the right moment.
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It was just exactly the right moment for me to make my show.
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It took a few years to find the right moment to pursue it.
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I appreciate the impulse for honesty, but is this really the right moment?
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It may also be the right moment to leap into that historical breach.
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All flawed, all capable of getting ahold of one at the right moment.
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Meanwhile, Mao was preparing his military and awaiting the right moment to strike.
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There we go, all right, moment of truth, let's see how this looks.
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"This is precisely the right moment to make changes in Brazil," he said.
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My coach told me to be patient and wait for the right moment.
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You just have to do the right thing at the right moment, perfectly.
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"The Chinese would've been waiting for the right moment to spring," he said.
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Nationals 6, Mets 1 Dave Martinez picked the right moment for Daniel Murphy.
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It is hard to find the right moment, but I feel in peace.
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And I have this feeling in my gut this is the right moment.
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Good historians tend to know the right moment to evaluate a president's place.
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Michele got the right hands, at the right moment, and played her cards perfectly.
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Finding the right moment to bring up what you know IRL can be difficult.
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But others seemed grateful she had her camera out at just the right moment.
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It's like cheese puffs, you have to take them out at the right moment.
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They hid in the grass and mud, waiting for the right moment to shoot.
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Capturing that just-right moment as colors re-emerge has become a bit easier.
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BREAKING: Nike had been paying Colin Kaepernick all along, waiting for the right moment.
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Mr. Miller had arrived at the right moment with his company, Definers Public Affairs.
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"There are people who come into your life at just the right moment," Mrs.
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"The Illinois Parables," Deborah Stratman's hourlong essay film, arrives at just the right moment.
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But for us on Pixel, we're more about capturing the right moment in time.
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It was the right moment for him, the right day, and he was better.
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Photobooth, the most Clips-like feature, detects the right moment to take a photo.
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"I'm in a tournament, at this stage, it's not the right moment," she said.
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She knows how to say the exact right words at the exact right moment.
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You can load a song, scroll, find the right moment and put a cue point.
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And a trial involving diabetes shows that it matters to nudge at the right moment.
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Rakan works similarly to an assassin, waiting for the right moment to enter the fray.
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"This is the right moment for a world marathon to come to China," Wang said.
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"Getting the right moment is more important than covering it later with a professional camera."
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On Thursday he appeared to have recovered his putting touch at just the right moment.
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"I think I arrived at the right moment of my musical life," Mr. Gatti said.
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The couple, whose son turns one this month, is still waiting for the right moment.
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If used at the right moment, you can prevent anyone from subverting your secret objective.
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"This is the right moment for change," Mr. Toledano, 66, said in a telephone interview.
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Now might be the right moment to start that novel you've been meaning to write.
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Is this the right moment for a book that says, "Generally, things are looking up"?
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And then they waited until just the right moment when the wasp tried to strike.
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And just at the right moment for him: the start of his re-election year.
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The temptation to delay opposing Mr. Trump until the right moment comes along is understandable.
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The key is: at the right time, at the right moment for the right purpose.
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So we might not know when it's the right moment to shut off a computer.
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"So I started to shoot in the right moment," he told Gizmodo in a Facebook message.
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What Dr. King did have was an instinct for the right moment to make his moves.
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It's also a technology that has been in development for years, waiting for the right moment.
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"It was not the right moment, and I knew it," she said of having a baby.
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His supporters insist that he is simply waiting for the right moment to show his hand.
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She feels good, has a great voice, and does the right things at the right moment.
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Essentially, Miller, de Oliveira, and Neville all dived at the the right moment in the race.
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He hired a gondola and hoped to propose at just the right moment of the ride.
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His ability to place himself perfectly, at the right moment, was instructive, to say the least.
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These 18 photos of dogs were taken at just the right moment to capture maximum hilarity.
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But Clinton is undoubtedly sitting on some cards, waiting for the right moment to play them.
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Captured at the right moment, mammatus clouds can make the sky look like it's on fire.
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And Mark Wohlers, or somebody like him, must hang a slider at just the right moment.
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While they're saying all their dialogue, they have to say things at exactly the right moment.
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"It is the right moment" for the Biennale project and for the garden, Ms. Saraceno said.
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To see another person fail is, at the right moment, almost as good as succeeding ourselves.
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This good debate just seemed to fall at exactly the right moment, with attendant media coverage.
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This photo captured a Komondor at just the right moment, making him indistinguishable from a mop.
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"The Garden Bridge has not found its right moment, but I hope one day it will."
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He is often the one triggering the shutter release, when he feels it's the right moment.
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I think he did an incredible job at striking at the right moment and sustaining it.
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"There's just been a feeling of right place, right time, right moment," Ms. Sherman-Palladino said.
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Obama is great at hanging back, then delivering exactly the right quip at exactly the right moment.
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If you're waiting for the right moment to call your Senator about Trumpcare, the moment is now.
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The best players are able to evaluate the clue and buzz in at exactly the right moment.
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He watches them breathe, monitoring the rise and fall of the chest until just the right moment.
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The best mothers know the power of secrets, too, and just the right moment to share them.
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The card abilities are one-offs that can make a very big difference at the right moment.
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Taj Gibson sidesteps from one side of the paint to the other at the exact right moment.
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I think it's the right moment to get into VR. Everyone here is excited about the announcements.
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"I just feel this is not the right moment to make these changes as the rule," Sen.
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Rousing herself from near slumber, Ms. Irwin had returned at the right moment to the present tense.
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You simply had to pick the right moment to leave, or make an accommodation with the Taliban.
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But I can place any of my tracks at the right moment in a club environment also.
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They are waiting for the right moment, so they can hit even harder that people feel it.
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A lot of times a coach can say the right thing, but it's not the right moment.
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Colonel Tin saw the Soviet bloc's disintegration as the right moment for his own political about-face.
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"In the right moment, he was in the right place," Switzerland Coach Vladimir Petkovic said of Rodríguez.
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The best kitchens will figure out how to prepare everything to come together at the right moment.
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I fell into music, but I just needed to find the right moment to jump into acting.
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But catch two clips in your eye at just the right moment, and bits of happenstance emerge.
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But one hung out in the background, quiet, waiting for the right moment to share their secrets.
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"It came at the right moment," he said of the earthquake during a recent trip to Bagan.
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It prevented the spacecraft from firing its engines at the right moment, which put it off course.
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The '60s and '70s pop/rock throwbacks can still pack a gut punch at the right moment.
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But Jadis' betrayal felt too convenient, as did the Kingdom and Hilltop's arrival at just the right moment.
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Steven, you've hit the meme exactly at the right moment, which is ... Did you think about that before?
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A job interview is not the right moment to talk about your enormous shot glass collection, for example.
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"This was (about being at) the right place at the right moment," said Termanini in a phone interview.
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Or the right moment might be shortly after you graduate but while you're still in your early 20s.
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Everybody in the room likes Chicago's "If You Leave Me Now" if it's played in the right moment.
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Two notoriously exacting talents—the ingénue, the wunderkind—seized on each other's velocity at precisely the right moment.
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It's definitely the right moment for this confession, since Rachel has been seeking clarity from Eric after hometowns.
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The secret of winning a presidential nomination—or coming tantalizingly close—lies in peaking at the right moment.
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As a photographer, waiting for the right moment often takes up more time than actually making the picture.
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His ability to bring just the right person into the dialog at just the right moment is amazing.
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It came along at the exact right moment, and had just the right mix of charm and eeriness.
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So if you have been waiting for the right moment, now is the time to come join us.
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I still think that releasing the ball in the right moment is the key to making that improvement.
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It can take years of planning and lobbying to find the right moment to pass a piece of legislation.
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Sometimes a candidate hitting the right key at the right moment can turn a debate into a game changer.
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" And Rhea Suh, president of the Natural Resources Defense Council, called it "the right move at the right moment.
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At the right moment, a spry Ali punches the exhausted Foreman, then watches him topple like a lumberjack's tree.
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A promotion can be valuable to a user if it comes at the right moment in the right place.
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The only all right moment is the bit about Kanye's phone password which really, actually went down like this.
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Militants were in the orchards surrounding the settlement, they heard, waiting for the right moment to reoccupy the town.
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I would just visit with them and got to know them, and I was there at the right moment.
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The idea is that the camera sits in the background, waiting for the right moment to take a picture.
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"He attacked just at the right moment, before the last kick," said the three-time Tour de France champion.
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Obviously, Gary won that debate and her dog dad's heart, arriving in his life at just the right moment.
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There is something wonderful about a customer's rumbling stomach being met at that right moment with a roaring engine.
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And of course, firing the proton torpedoes at just the right moment to destroy the Death Star for good.
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Don't we all know someone whose life was saved because they had the right test at the right moment?
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Using a pro Flash, Huni blinked away at just the right moment to get far from the aggressive Darshan.
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Panis was called in for a pit stop and put on dry-weather tires at just the right moment.
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As Jane stands outside in her wedding dress holding Mateo, Rafael knows that this might be the right moment.
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"We grow ahead of the market and it's the right moment to accelerate our growth even further," Balanova said.
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So when you capture them at just the right moment doing unusual things, it can be a magnificent thing.
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Photographer Geert Weggen merely gave his neighborly animals props and waited for the right moment to snag a picture.
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Sometimes things collude to create beauty; components merge and hatch at just the right moment and excellence is born.
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There, the bucket is positioned over a furnace, and at the right moment, its bottom opens like a clamshell.
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People looking to start investing have found the right moment, personal finance expert Suze Orman told CNBC on Thursday.
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We're now living in a strange time, and we debated if it's the right moment to introduce new products.
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Most investors seeking profit have to wait for the right moment to sell a company or take it public.
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If you walk past the Palazzo at the right moment, you might well find yourself looking at Emma Stone.
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I think that all of us, if you catch us at the right moment, can be good or bad.
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It will be scored to Peter Gabriel's "Solsbury Hill" and edited so it cuts away at just the right moment.
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CNBC captured the video and it was impressive, but required the capture button to be hit at the right moment.
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As the royal's dress had become rather muddy, it seemed the right moment for a change of outfit before lunch.
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No, she would simply destroy the Sept at just the right moment, and stand swilling wine in its green afterglow.
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Walking around in the complex I was waiting for the right moment to start climbing The Great Pyramid of Giza.
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By providing a small electrical jolt at the right moment, they can keep a heart working at the appropriate pace.
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You learn to start that swing at the exact right moment, and Capcom's expertise in combat suddenly starts to shine.
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Use cases include warning the driver when they've made a wrong turn or helping them brake at the right moment.
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Once the smart projectile reaches the drone, it releases netting at just the right moment to stop the drone's flight.
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"At the right moment, if and when it makes sense, we'll be in a position to make a big bet."
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"We are always looking at opportunities and finding what might be the right moment at the right cost," Suarez said.
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"We are trying to help Brazilians to understand the right moment and the right level of passion," said a spokesman.
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"I think it's the right moment to take a step back from overexposure," MSGM's creative director, Massimo Giorgetti, told WWD.
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Photographer Manuel Plaickner found one of these ponds, then immersed himself and his camera and waited for the right moment.
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Yet there's a steely intensity to her songs, as she bides her time, waiting for the right moment to strike.
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So even though I wasn't fully ready it had to happen—it was the right choice at the right moment!
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So we always wanted to show her true age and were waiting for the right moment, and this was it.
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If it took a long time to gestate, though, it feels like it was born at precisely the right moment.
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What that didn't do is allow for Thanos and his daughters to get on the trail at the right moment.
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Fortunately, during the check-up, "Ford coughed at the exact right moment" as his physician was performing an abdominal exam.
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You try to just keep it calm ... I'm sure at the right moment there's going to be a big celebration.
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"It was like having your camera rolling right at the right moment during a robbery on the street," he said.
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Maybe I was lucky to have neglected this show until it was the right moment for me to start watching.
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"The Garden Bridge has not found its right moment, but I hope one day it will," Heatherwick said in a statement.
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A news story tucked into Trump's hands at the right moment can torpedo an appointment or redirect the president's entire agenda.
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With all that negativity in the air, some people may wonder if it is the right moment to celebrate the country.
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If it all works, that gives Riffsy more data as to what GIFs people are looking for at the right moment.
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"It is the right moment to acquire the full control of the company bearing my name," McCartney said in a statement.
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In a lot of ways, those early attempts were ahead of their time, and Devolver arrived at just the right moment.
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Coco berates Mallory, making the up and coming Supreme her doubt herself and suppress her powers until the exact right moment.
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This might not be quite the right moment to take a relaxed attitude about the possibility of inducing an American slump.
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But the company will wait for the right moment in the future to list its shares on the market, Frank added.
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"With a new CEO coming in and big ambitions for myself, it seemed like the right moment," Thalberg told Business Insider.
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But if you sprint into the aforementioned tree's roots and leap at just the right moment, you can get up there.
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Oldroyd turned it into a game, instructing the child actor to kick his legs, scream, and squirm at the right moment.
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Some get sick so quickly, and it's such a severe illness in some people, we feel it's not the right moment.
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"I feel now is the right moment to hand over leadership to the next generation," Van Boxmeer said in a statement.
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"We will get cracking on that as quickly as possible and then see what the right moment is," Kerkhoff told Handelsblatt.
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And because the vehicle didn't fire its engines at the right moment, it burned more fuel than it otherwise would have.
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But in reality, the intruder has already been inside for hours and is waiting for the right moment to strike, undetected.
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House Republican leaders will never find the "right moment" to bring the Davis-Oliver bill to a vote on the floor.
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I wrote the words on a pad of paper I kept in my purse; I was waiting for the right moment.
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Until, say, Mary training to swim the English Channel comes in handy at precisely the right moment in the third act.
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It took two days to inflate all the balloons, and Morgan told the BBC that he had to pick the right moment.
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You'd think that a movie star like Channing Tatum would know all the right things to say, at exactly the right moment.
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Large stars are inherently rare, and catching a star at just the right moment to watch it explode is even more rare.
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And as they experiment, a host of other companies are lingering on the sidelines, watching for the right moment to jump in.
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And Jana, the violinist who pulled the other three together in a string quartet at just the right moment in their lives.
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"I just felt like it was the right moment," Madsen told police, prosecutors said in court on Sunday, according to CBS News.
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That line of cameras hasn't been updated in over two years, so Panasonic might be swooping in at just the right moment.
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"This is the right moment to make the deal; the multiples of BAT and Reynolds are closer than ever before," he said.
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And it came at just the right moment, too, given that Hillary Clinton all but sealed her nomination in the Democratic contest.
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"Wonder Woman really grabbed onto the tuning fork of the current zeitgeist and hit us at the exact right moment," he says.
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Annie is waiting for the right moment to tell Millie that she has walked out on her family—for good, this time.
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"We had many concrete proposals for many assets, but we think we should wait for the right moment to sell", Steinbruch said.
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"We swam at a perfect pace, and I left the others at the right moment close to the end," said the American.
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Such assurances notwithstanding, Mr. Kasich is not ready to forsake his abrasive side entirely, holding it in reserve for the right moment.
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I have to wait and see when the moment seems to be the right moment when people can begin to hear it.
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But, ultimately, while the two knew Amazon would eventually become a competitor, they decided it wasn't the "right moment to give up."
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It's "all about missing the right moment" in an affair — over and over and over — as one dance writer summarized this work.
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When he competed in April last year, Holzhauer made sure to hit the show&aposs iconic buzzer at just the right moment.
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"Obviously our partners in China have their own priorities and we will find the right moment to reach a consensus," he said.
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"It seems like the right moment for me to focus on my current business and philanthropic pursuits," Kalanick said in a statement.
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I think he views that as a positive from a political standpoint, and I think he's just waiting for the right moment.
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"Developers won't stop buying land, they're just waiting for the right moment," said Rosealea Yao, analyst of Gavekal Dragonomics based in Beijing.
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" The company said this builds on Mondelez's promise to offer consumers "the right snack, for the right moment, made the right way.
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While Westcott had witnessed Locken's criticism of Brittingham, she decided the cast trip was not the right moment to bring it up.
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I just wanted to show people that, a little bit different of a sentiment, and it just happened to be the right moment.
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Surrounding him on all sides, he has people who despise him -- people just waiting for the right moment to show him the door.
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If Baby Driver taught folks anything this year, it's that finding just the right song at just the right moment is like kismet.
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The right moment, it turns out, was during a vacation in Hawaii — where they first proclaimed their love to each other in 2016.
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I'm waiting for the right moment because when I ask you out, it's going to be the most important moment of my life.
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"It's just making sure that we find the right moment when we're ready to go," Swalwell said of his 20133 plans last week.
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You can also see the lyrics in the video written out in Styles' notebook if you pause it at just the right moment.
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Anyway, all Chuck wants is to get something to hang Axe with, but he says they have to wait for the right moment.
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It's not much like DJing, but it's supposed to help you pick the right songs at the right moment without too much work.
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"A news story tucked into Trump's hands at the right moment can torpedo an appointment or redirect the president's entire agenda," Goldmacher writers.
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Juno isn't on any NBA team, she's a free agent at the Oregon Zoo just waiting for the right moment to go pro.
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"The suspects staked out the pool for more than an hour" to wait for the right moment, the aquarium said in a statement.
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Or does the evidence prove that there is a monster waiting beneath the surface, always just waiting for the right moment to strike?
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He camped out on the ad side of the court and waited for the right moment to hit penetrating backhands down the line.
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A reason for this, many people believed, was that throwing fast made it harder to release the object at just the right moment.
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"I just happened to be in the zoo at the right moment and observed the behavior," Root-Bernstein said in a Skype call.
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When the right moment came on a terrace balcony overlooking the Mediterranean, Mr. Capehart put a box on the ledge and just pointed.
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And so it seems like it's the natural-- the right moment after this previous phase to start focusing more on the topline growth.
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Like a good director, he had a knack for knowing the right thing to say to the right performer at the right moment.
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The problem is, there is very little hope either side is going to prove their line is drawn at precisely the right moment.
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But Have a Nice Day arrived at precisely the right moment, with public interest in the sport at its zenith, and the floodgates opened.
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Individual actors can sometimes matter in politics, particularly if they come at the right moment in conjunction with the right set of underlying factors.
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Those kinds of advances really do revolutionize fashion, if they're done by the right people, in the right moment, and with the right distribution.
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But shady old Sansa has successfully petitioned Littlefinger to send forces from the Vale, who come to the rescue at just the right moment.
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"She's the one for me, so I'm looking forward to the next steps and waiting for the right moment to make all that happen."
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Videos on the app now display thumbnail previews when a user scrubs through them, making it easier to them to find the right moment.
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"As a team we have always been big fans of Versace and have been waiting for the right moment to collaborate," Roser tells PEOPLE.
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"We had many concrete proposals for many assets, but we think we should wait for the right moment to sell", CEO Benjamin Steinbruch said.
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And here's one more thing that you might not even know about cats: When you catch them in the right moment, they smell good.
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Finally, the boy calls for his dad, and like a well-crafted joke, the book veers from its pattern at just the right moment.
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Even if you're not playing your best, it's all about finding a way to win and finding the right solution to the right moment.
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From there, marketers like Hulu or TechCrunch parent company AOL can use ColorTV's targeting tools to serve the right ad at the right moment.
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It is, perhaps, thanks to this attitude that he found himself to be the right man, in the right place at the right moment.
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Those favoring Miner noted that he was peaking at the right moment and that the current selection system devalues the national championships too much.
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CNBC's Jim Cramer flags that it's not the right moment for investors to get back in the market aggressively, despite positive trading on Monday.
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His voice told stories with gathering drama, bouncing lines against his band's horn section and, at just the right moment, unleashing one more scream.
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Sanders appears to be hitting his stride at just the right moment, surging past Warren and cutting into Biden's lead in new national surveys.
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He hovered like a hummingbird, seemingly waiting for the right moment to zip away and put himself on the cusp of a Triple Crown.
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"If you don't put the materials together in the right place at the right time or the right moment, then they clash," he says.
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He said he would now "swiftly prepare" but wait for the right moment for an elevators IPO, in which Thyssenkrupp would initially keep a majority.
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It may seem like looking for a needle in a haystack, watching the sky hoping a planet will pass by at just the right moment.
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So, she saved some of the roses that his beloved friends and family brought to his funeral, and kept them for just the right moment.
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The talk show host pointed to video of the actor bungee jumping where, at just the right moment, he looks a lot like James Avery.
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For personal pages, you have to post to Facebook or Instagram as the mood takes you, or keep a draft ready for the right moment.
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Holzhauer has also proven himself to be highly skilled in pressing the buzzer at just the right moment, a notoriously difficult part of the game.
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During my time on the track, this DCT performed admirably, gleefully holding shifts until the right moment and rev-matching downshifts while dipping into corners.
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Watch the magic, above, as Katy Perry mildly spooks a small audience by pretending to be asleep, then blurting something out at the right moment.
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Any idea of what happened during her time off, or how she determined to be at the Battle of Winterfell at just the right moment?
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"At just the right moment — the #MeToo moment — Ms. Lucas shows us what it's like to be a strong, self-determined woman," Ms. Schwendener wrote.
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Perhaps the United States is waiting for the right moment, but as one former senior cyber operator said, no target is harder than North Korea.
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So, in order to kill her, Perseus had to use his shield as a mirror, watch her reflection, wait for the right moment—and strike.
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Rather, it's the comfort, surprise and delight that dessert, or any food, can bring, that ideal match of the right dish and the right moment.
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But for now, he's too busy patiently waiting for just the right moment to snap pics of lookalike pets in his studio to worry about that.
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My first crush called me out of the blue at exactly the right moment to prevent my suicide, and then I married her a decade later.
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"Ten years after the Climate Change Act became law, now is the right moment to set a more ambitious goal," the CCC said in a statement.
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They happened at the right moment, providing this massive cultural experience that only properties such as Star Wars or Star Trek had to that point provided.
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Start up the app, put it on your bed, and Sleepcycle tracks your sleep patterns so it can wake you up at the exact right moment.
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Clinton, the first woman to clinch the nomination of a major party, chose the right moment to emphasize the historic nature of her achievement, Feldman said.
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If we take the demise of the dedicated headphone jack as a given, I'd say OnePlus has judged the exact right moment to make the switch.
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With the Pixel 3, I have to very carefully pick the exact right moment to let go as the phone flicks between my recently used apps.
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It took some time to capture the right moment when each dancer was perfectly suspended in air or even taking a breath before starting a pose.
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Even before Waitrose puts that pizza in mainstream freezers, activated charcoal has been slowly gaining speed, waiting for the right moment to jump the detoxifying shark.
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You gave us just enough in all of the gross-out moments to let our imaginations take over, then cut away at just the right moment.
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Our communication planet is still in retrograde, and when squared with Jupiter, it may be more difficult than usual to identify the right moment to speak.
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"If we can show the right Lens in the right moment, we can inspire a whole new world of creativity," concludes Snap co-founder Bobby Murphy
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So whether or not this idol play was the right move at the right moment, I'm confident they're both going to be around for a while.
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"If we can show the right Lens in the right moment, we can inspire a whole new world of creativity," says Snap co-founder Bobby Murphy .
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"In essence, this is a strong and positive FX de-regulation move that arrives at the right moment to reinvigorate the offshore CNH market," she said.
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But it's possible, when looking from just the right angle and at exactly the right moment, to discern something that looks strikingly similar to inspiration. ♦
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Speaking to reporters on Wednesday, Ryan said he had thoughts on who should succeed him but that it wasn't the right moment to share those thoughts.
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If I'm watching a dance piece being performed, I'm counting in my head, going along with the music, and I know the right moment to shoot.
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No. It was the perfect moment, and the proof that it was the right moment is the number of questions you're still asking me about it.
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Dillon said in an interview, "I presume no one has asked them directly to make that change, so perhaps this is the right moment," Dillon said.
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Hell, you could even meet the love of your life or future best friend by having a lightning cable on hand at the exact right moment.
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Luxembourg's Prime Minister Xavier Bettel echoed that position, saying it was "not the right moment" to be discussing any future Ukrainian membership of the European Union.
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"You promised me some real trash," he sings on "The Next Right Moment" from "Troublizing," sounding disappointed by the dull material that's filling his garbage can.
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A spokesman for the Commerce Ministry said Thursday that the government will release frozen meat "at the right moment to ensure stable supply" during the holidays.
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In the past, I'd cherrypicked the right moment in an upgrade cycle when I could get the biggest jump in functionality for the least amount of money.
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At this point, it kind of seems like every actor in Hollywood is simply waiting for the right moment to reveal they also have a great voice.
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That's 12.5 times per second, everything perfectly choreographed so pistons and valves don't collide, the spark occurs at exactly the right moment for combustion, and so on.
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It seems exactly the right moment to roll out the welcome mat, but the changes going into effect fall well short of what multinationals had hoped for.
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All they have to do is split the blockchain at the right moment, and only build on versions of the chain that don't include the unwanted transaction.
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And it turns out the switch-up was a long time coming for Kim, too — she was just waiting for the right moment to pull it off.
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"It would just be Benny's luck to be there at the right moment, with Netanyahu ripe to fall," says one of Mr Gantz's former comrades-in-arms.
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"I believe it is no longer the right moment for Italy to leave the euro," Luigi Di Maio said in an interview with state television company RAI.
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Like so many discoveries made in museums, it took the right moment of scientific attention and technology to reveal that the mummy was actually 10,600 years old.
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Could it be possible that Trump is waiting for the right moment to flip his position on steam versus electric in order to claim some political victory?
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Governments cannot turn science and technology development over to private industry yet retain the capacity at just the right moment to prevent dangerous outcomes or unintended consequences.
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"I'm waiting for the right moment to tell her," Anna tells her sister-in-law after Jeanne has stumbled downstairs into a houseful of black-clad mourners.
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"We're going to work together with our colleagues to determine just the right moment in this budgetary process to make this amendment," Markey said outside the Capitol.
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Pick the right moment If you were refused because the business is genuinely struggling, then putting the request on ice for a few months might be best.
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As #MeToo continues to shed light on the industry's dark, masculine underbelly, it's questionable whether it's the right moment for a sultry story about a predatory man.
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Here at Wine School, we love wine, but are inherently skeptical about anybody in the trade who claims to have done anything at the one right moment.
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Yeah, I think we were at the right moment where we weren't the first people, but we were, like, definitely not near the middle of the pack.
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It's arithmetic (or, at least, "chronos" time, which is regular, linear time), and metaphysical (that's "kairos" time, or the time of "timing," the right moment, an opportunity).
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After the tomaga is lifted from its head and it sees the fox in the valley below, the eagle takes its time waiting for the right moment.
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The soft and light feeling in his music may be off putting at first, but in the right moment and the right time, it is deeply relaxing.
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It makes sense: As a writer she is adept, on the level of both plot and subject matter, at deferring the reckoning until just the right moment.
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"We're talking to the banks, we're talking to get the feeling whether it would be a right moment to move on or it cannot be," he said.
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Some of Ms. Fleming's fame is a result of arriving at the right moment, when there were still powerful management and record companies to promote her career.
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Some of those choices, if they happen at just the right moment, could be just the perturbations that spark cascading changes in social, economic, or technological systems.
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And yet, it turns out 22008 was the right moment for this meme to exist and serve as the perfect totem for the impending post-truth internet.
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"It's not the right moment to say for me, but somebody who is running the tour should think a little bit about what's going on," he said.
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He grabbed a cream-colored mask that he had been saving for the right moment and returned to the ice wearing it, to the astonishment of the crowd.
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"Jordan is a country that has sovereignty and history, and will say its word at the right moment," said General Mahmoud al-Friehat, the army's chief of staff.
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If you want to dissuade someone from joining a group like ISIS, you have to reach them at just the right moment: before they've committed to its cause.
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These studies suggest that someday, a single dose of a drug, combined with exposure to your fear at the right moment, could free you of that fear forever.
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Meaning we may have paid too much attention to Nate's favorable traits: shiny hair, unpolished good looks, and talent for making grilled cheese sandwiches at the right moment.
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She certainly picked the right moment to attempt to begin to use her powerful voice, but we as a culture are not particularly tolerant of hypocrisy or insincerity.
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All this while the couple's closes friends and family hid in the dugout in complete silence until just the right moment when they could join in the festivities.
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And with all that new information about your contacts coming it, it can help figure out the right moment to reach out and get in touch with someone.
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At the right moment it splits apart, ejecting its payload in a perfect arc towards the surface while its carapace tumbles away to burn off in the atmosphere.
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You start inconspicuously moving in from the corner of the dance floor, then slowly weave your way through the crowd and wait for the right moment to strike.
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President George Herbert Walker Bush, perhaps the best one-term president who ever served, was the right person at the right moment at a critical moment in history.
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But he nevertheless waited for just the right moment — a touring new production with extensive rehearsal time, and an experienced conductor in Simon Rattle — to embark on Tristan.
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"Soy Yo" seemed to appear at precisely the right moment — a defiant, and adorable, rebuke to the anti-Latino rhetoric of the Trump campaign, and haters in general.
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Tapping into these customers at the right moment for the right reason, and giving them a path to stay is the key to reducing churn for subscription companies.
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Meirelles, a former central bank governor widely respected by Wall Street, said he will announce tough measures to stabilize the country's rising debt burden at the right moment.
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For one thing, waiting for the right moment to strike was key — because the tech had to be in place for the office communication tool to be effective.
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"I believe it is no longer the right moment for Italy to leave the euro," Di Maio said in an interview on Tuesday with state television company RAI.
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That stage must be intricately set so that the trials occur at just the right moment, at the height of summer in Latin America, which starts in December.
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But most of the time, it's kind of like in sports: Occasionally the sports team that's poorly equipped and poorly funded catches the right moment, and they win.
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"Boeing gets an endorsement at exactly the right moment and this completely shifts the narrative; IAG gets to lock in very good pricing," aerospace consultant Richard Aboulafia said.
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With schools closing and learning migrating online, this is the right moment to adjust FCC rules to expand how we think about internet access and the traditional classroom.
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With schools closing and learning migrating online, this is the right moment to adjust FCC rules to expand how we think about internet access and the traditional classroom.
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Despite his lack of intelligence, his obsession with quarterback Blake Bortles and his penchant for Molotov cocktails, Jason offered his kindness to her at just the right moment.
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"After nearly a decade of her service at Creative Time, it was just the right moment for her to pursue something else," Ms. Cochran said in an interview.
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Some mantises chase down their prey, but many are consummate ambush artists, waiting with Zen stillness in the grass or among flowers for the right moment to strike.
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Even as it became clear that these strongmen sought to consolidate power, most of their opponents told themselves that they were saving their courage for the right moment.
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"It is not the right moment to tell Kary the things that LeeAnne has said because it's going to ruin the rest of this trip," Westcott told cameras.
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But Halep chose the right moment to turn in her most impressive service game, holding to love before breaking Sharapova for the 11th time to reach the final.
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Speed is essential when hedging—the defender has to read where the screen will occur, and jump out in front of the play at the exact right moment.
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We've gotten them down to a science, my twin and I. We actually haven't done one now since late last year, so we're waiting for the right moment.
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He appeared at the right moment in the video, but he also didn't stay fully pinned and then, when the video zoomed in on the building, the doodle disappeared.
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"We've decided now is the right moment to focus on the next set of engineering and regulatory challenges for HAPS connectivity," Facebook's Yael Maguire wrote in a blog post.
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At the right moment, the eel sends a nerve impulse to the back of the electrocyte, making ions flow into the cell on one side, momentarily reversing the polarity.
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So: the attacker will need to be aware of this vulnerability, have software able to exploit it, and will need to execute their attack at precisely the right moment.
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Battle Royale came along at just the right moment, bouncing off the success of a still-new and popular idea while building on that core concept in smart ways.
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Earlier this week at the Fortune Brainstorm conference, Cagney said the company was in no rush to go public and would be opportunistic in waiting for the right moment.
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In the meantime, our Constitution leaves us powerless to protect against those waiting for the right moment to subvert our electoral system, assuming they have not already done so.
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Drink Late May, early June: At the right moment, and if you are in the right frame of mind, the world is all abundance, all beauty, all in flower.
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Newer versions of Whac-A-Mole reward the player who hits the animal at just the right moment — at its apex once it has fully emerged from the hole.
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The wheezy opener "Tears" begins like a tensile track by Duster or Bedhead, but these songs are powder kegs, pushed to their breaking points at just the right moment.
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The question of whether I could perform under pressure in a potential polar bear attack, and shoot at the exact right moment, lingered in the back of my mind.
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It is important to have the right moment, and it is important to nail the other elements that must come together to elevate it all, and make it cohere.
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CreditCreditAndreas Meichsner for The New York Times Certain trips acquire an almost mythical quality over time: You leave home at the right moment and return just as it passes.
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People who have worked with her described a determined but understated advocate, one who preferred to grind in the background but would make a statement at the right moment.
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"It's kind of like in sports: Occasionally the sports team that's poorly equipped and poorly funded catches the right moment, and they win," Merkley tells me in an interview.
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But when you manage to discover in the archives the exact page you've been hunting for, frozen for posterity at exactly the right moment, it's an incredible endorphin rush.
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Built on the National Mall, within striking distance of the White House, it arrived at just the right moment: at the start of a new civil rights movement. 2.
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And the recipient, a beautiful musician whose estranged lover returns at exactly the right moment, could not be more worthy if she were tending to a houseful of orphans.
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The weekend has been so tightly scheduled, full of so much anticipatory energy, it's been difficult to find the right moment to speak with the athletes and their families.
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Jessica had traveled from El Salvador, and said she and her husband were waiting in the Barretal camp for the right moment to try to cross the border illegally.
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There were no concrete plans, but it seemed like the right moment to let fans know that there would be something from the group as the summer wore on.
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"We are at the right moment... to move in this direction whereby Europe will be able to resolve its own problems without necessarily seeking support from third parties," he said.
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Information that was bound to anger supporters of Bernie Sanders's campaign was released at precisely the right moment to derail the unity exercise of the party's national convention in Philadelphia.
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But in a race in which Democrats have had lots of trouble choosing a candidate, Klobuchar captured the imagination of those indecisive late-deciding voters at just the right moment.
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Since this power is only available a few times per fight, it can be tempting to wait until just the right moment to use it, but don't wait too long.
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"We're always looking for the right moment in time that would accelerate the technology and form enough teams together and really cause the seeding of these new companies," Diamandis says.
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Once we got married, I gained my three beautiful daughters, but I knew when it came down to having my own child, I wanted to wait for the right moment.
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If you don't have a dominant advantage over them that will make passing a breeze, you really do have to be patient and wait for the right moment to attack.
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It's really her talent and hard work, but I think I was the right person at the right moment because I could tell her that it's OK to be herself.
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On Monday, August 21, the moon will come between the sun and the Earth at just the right moment for a total solar eclipse to occur across the United States.
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Edi Okoro posted the story on Facebook, saying he kept carrying the ring around and waiting for the right moment but then realized he may as well document the experience.
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This shot involved three people to create — one to dangle the rock on a string, one to toss the shards at the right moment, and one to take the photo.
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So when the market is slower, we buy gold in bulk — sometimes stones but more often gold — and are really careful to always buy our materials at the right moment.
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We were on vacation in Big Sur, California, and I had no idea he'd been carrying around a diamond ring in his pocket for weeks, waiting for the right moment.
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"It's sort of a game of horse management and trying to peak the horses at the right moment and then always have horses coming up that are developing," Sternlicht said.
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They could be Russian intelligence, gathering information from politicians' personal accounts and then sitting on it until just the right moment to wreak havoc on the midterm or 2020 elections.
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"It was all about understanding what groups of consumers tend to do — not tracking an individual and targeting them with an ad at the right moment," another former employee said.
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Paul said Team 10 has maintained "a low profile" as it goes through some massive changes, and is waiting "for the right moment" to unveil itself in a new light.
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But sometimes, at least at the beginning of the season, I think the best way is the plainest: simmered in salted water, drained at the right moment, and served warm.
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When a win seems imminent, he creeps down the tunnel toward the dugout entrance, poised to leap out and join the players in their celebration at the exact right moment.
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It was this buzzy, well-made thing that I could get whenever I wanted, that didn't have to play by any rules, that came out at the exact right moment.
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"I think the design team felt like it was the right moment, because Twitter finally had a clear of what we're doing," says Grace Kim, head of user research and design.
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In terms of 9/11 and Zadroga, as an example, nine years they worked, tirelessly, down there, at the right moment -- it's sort of -- you know what it reminds me of?
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Michael Stewart/WireImage "I looked at this necklace for the Oscars and I was obsessed with it, but I didn't think it was the right moment to wear it," she said.
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Appearing on the scene at the right moment, he gathered existing threads of progressive activism and bundled them for a common purpose, while also inspiring new groups and training new organizers.
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All conspiracies about Netflix's self-serving intentions aside, the montages got it right: Netflix's streaming model allowed for these shows to gain incredible traction with audiences at precisely the right moment.
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"What Erdogan wants is a constitutional power change ... so he will present it at the right moment as a European betrayal and call a vote to get more powers," Leigh said.
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Bob Barker got more than he bargained for when he invited contestant Yolanda to "come on down" during a Price Is Right moment that has gone down in game show history.
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It just felt like it was the right moment and time for me to move on, and part of it has to do with how technology was integrated at that time.
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Find a big tech company — Facebook, Twitter, Uber, Airbnb — and you'll inevitably find some story of how they had an "oops, that number isn't quite right" moment somewhere along the way.
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It seems like Harrison was waiting for the right moment, and he couldn't have chosen a better one, as O.J. is to be released from prison on parole later this year.
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There is speculation in Washington that sealed indictments of members of Mr. Maduro's inner circle already exist and that the Justice Department is waiting for the right moment to release them.
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The Mets had considered adding the new position in prior years, but John Ricco, the team's assistant general manager, said they decided each time that it was not the right moment.
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That hasn't stopped him from buzzing around the periphery of the action, as irritating and parasitic as a mosquito, waiting for the right moment to make his latest lunge at power.
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To nail the timing of the cooking, they had to halt the process at the exact right moment, tossing the hot eggs quickly from boiling water into bowls of ice water.
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Customers can configure the bike they want online, and the factory in London has a system that makes sure the right components converge on the assembly line at the right moment.
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Pearson was prematurely gray, but he became the Silver Fox mainly for his ability to sit back in the pack and then find just the right moment to overtake the leaders.
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Index funds are especially ideal for the average investor who does not have the time or energy to commit to picking individual stocks and timing the right moment to trade them.
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As Mr. Giuliani knew from experience, such an announcement at the right moment can be as lethal as a poison arrow, needing only to break the skin to do its damage.
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"I am convinced, knowing Helena for more than 10 years, that she is the right woman, at the right place, at the right moment," Chairman Ronnie Leten told a conference call.
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Some wait for the right moment in a conversation to casually toss in their 15 seconds of self-promotion — as mere information, a pertinent example or a flash of amusing recollection.
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But working with a live event like the Super Bowl, Mr. Ward and Ms. Singhvi must wait to jump on the right moment as the action unfolds, which presents a challenge.
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Some are notable because they produce works of art that land at the exact right moment in the culture, that seem to not just speak to, but articulate, the global mood.
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That's important for Tenor, which also has to make sure it's getting the right information in front of users at the right moment — or risk losing them to competing tools and services.
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Just when it seems that Carol and Jerry might actually leave the broken king behind, Shiva the tiger arrives — yet again, magically, at just the right moment — to fend off the zombies.
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It's hard to avoid anticipating too much of what is going to happen in the video, while placing the right images at the right moment and for the right amount of time.
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But certain passion projects and their creators found a way of breaking through to audiences at what turned out to be the just the right moment, years after they were first conceived.
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They interpreted this to mean that LIGO either hadn't cleanly separated their signal from the noise, or correlations in the noise at exactly the right moment were responsible for the entire signal.
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But there's also the sense it took a lot for Brand New to return to these subjects, waiting years for the right moment and the right songs, knowing it's what fans wanted.
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"We're looking for the right moment to land — it might land a week later, or it might land two years later," says Kori Schulman, the Deputy Director of Digital Strategy under Goldman.
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A photographer equipped with a camera like the RX100 Mark V will still have to anticipate the right moment to start firing, but there's far more room for error than ever before.
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But those screen views are in direct conflict with the feather from a rare bird that has been kept for a specific client for the right moment, when it will be revered.
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This is the right moment to protect this fragile and relatively untouched wild land so that future generations can enjoy and benefit from the rich and diverse marine life that flourishes there.
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In a media environment that thrives on leaks, tech companies do their best to keep the very latest and greatest iterations of their products away from prying eyes until the right moment.
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It's kind of like the difference between having to let up on the gas to ease into a parking spot, and having to pull the e-brake at precisely the right moment.
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As it turned out, Matt had seen a reference to the Ashley case on "Law and Order: SVU" and had been waiting for the right moment to bring up the subject himself.
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And how many prodigies like Totti arrived at precisely the right moment in their country's sporting history—and as such neat canvases onto which a country's hopes and insecurities can be projected?
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We love an HYSA as a spot to stash vacation savings until you're ready to use them, so now might be the right moment to look around for one with better rates.
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Candidates who best use virtue signaling are the ones who wait for the right moment, using indignation to buoy policy points, switching out self-righteousness for purposeful discourse at the last second.
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This seemed like the right moment to ask him about a concept often discussed in New Right circles: thymos — an ancient Greek word use to signify a sense of prideful, righteous indignation.
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"I think the key to being a great investor is being open to new ideas, learning from new ideas, and finding that right balance between waiting for the right moment," he said.
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Team 10 has maintained a low profile and produced little content in recent months, which Paul said is because the group is "waiting for the right moment" to reveal some big changes.
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"Episode IV": R2-D2 gets a transmission from Leia to Obi-Wan Kenobi"Episode VI": He tosses Luke his lightsaber at just the right moment before he's forced into the Sarlacc pit.
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"There are right moments and there are not right moments, and this is the right moment I felt to come home," Minaya said during a conference call with reporters on Friday afternoon.
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To me, it's worth considering if now — given how technology has reduced the barrier to voter connection and sole reliance on money to win — is the right moment to consider a third alternative.
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At some point you are ready, but you can't do anything because every morning you go and you wait for the weather guy to tell you if it's the right moment to fly.
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At just the right moment, the fictional pinch sends out an intense electromagnetic pulse, thereby blacking out the power grid of Las Vegas just long enough for the thieves to bypass security systems.
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While it's almost guaranteed that Apple will refresh the specs for 2018, this is still worth checking out if you've been waiting for the right moment to get a 15.4-inch MacBook Pro.
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I need fate to bump its ass into the side of the game at just the right moment so that I can grab good water pressure and a date on New Year's Eve.
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We were holding those two ways of working hand in hand, so that we'd have things bubbling up and evolving, and we tried to feel when the right moment was to do them.
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"I usually have to wait for the 'right moment' and use depth-of-field to capture something with which the viewer can empathize," Butler tells The Creators Project, when asked about his process.
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Despite this hostile climate from the top officials of the federal government, we are still in the right moment to advance these types of initiatives that increase law enforcement accountability and public safety.
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If a person is going through a rough time, a divorce, say, or some setback, that may not be the right moment to address a weight problem and set a challenge, said Berkeley.
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She is a slimline that can be slipped behind the curtains, where she will wait quietly and often for hours; emerging at just the right moment in a fluid and non-accusatory manner.
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" As Ron Sim, the Singaporean billionaire who built OSIM International, a maker of high-end massage chairs, told me: "There is never a right moment to start a business or have a child.
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Do Moore supporters think that all these people are conspiring to lie now, or that Corfman carefully planted the seeds of her false allegation against Moore over decades waiting for the right moment?
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Teixeira allegedly used his familiarity with the building to lurk around and find the right moment to sneak into the doctors' 11th floor apartment, prosecutors said at a his murder trial this week.
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In case you miss the right moment, the device is able to understand that and surface up a solution as if it were magic: here's the shot you wanted, we've got your back.
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God allowed me to get a phone call from the bank so it held me up at my desk to be at the front office at the right time at the right moment.
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For the next 10 months, every time there was a tense moment in a meeting, Bob would whip out just the right piece of candy for the right person at the right moment.
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So it has to be the right person, the right player, and those things have to come together at the right moment — which makes it especially hard for women in the scene right now.
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The site can send you alerts on price drops for specific items as well, so if you've got your shopping organized far enough in advance, you can wait for the right moment to buy.
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" When asked if it's possible to forgive the attacker, the archbishop said: "Of course, forgiveness is always something that we desire, but it may not be the right moment to talk about forgiveness today.
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Over the years, there have been a number of startups and larger tech giants attempting to build workplace communications platforms, but Slack appears to have been the right platform at just the right moment.
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If anyone were to take someone's virginity that waited so long and waited for the right moment, any decent guy would make sure you feel very good about it all for a long time.
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I bet, for a lot of people, it was just the right moment for a cover that reminded them of the original that they had played 3,000 times, but also sounded a little different.
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Then, a double-tap at the right moment grants you access to features and commands you shouldn't be able to access, invisible behind a white screen but still accessible by swiping across the screen.
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We made it a few years ago and were waiting for the right moment to release it, and finally we put it out really fast in December when we knew there wasn't long left.
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The Balcony requires you to pick things up, heave them, and then click at exactly the right moment so that they are released at the angle and speed that you want them to have.
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Renschler said in an interview that VW was under no pressure to do a trucks deal in the United States, adding it was important "to pick the right moment to take the right step".
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The tea is steeped, using water whose temperature has been carefully calibrated for each variety, in ceramic pots, then decanted at just the right moment into little pitchers, to be poured into handleless cups.
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And today... Be smart: This is a good illustration of catching Trump at the right moment — which senior administration officials believe is what Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross and possibly trade adviser Peter Navarro did.
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On their own, the three producers have become some of the most adept at this sort of practiced restraint, holding back the delirious joy until just the right moment, and "Waiting" is no exception.
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If the free world is best led by success, with step-by-step repair preferable to scrapping, then the German chancellor seems to be the right woman, at the right moment, for the job.
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Dems defragged their hard drive: Unlike the Republicans scrambling to beat Donald Trump in the 2016 GOP primary, establishment Democrats consolidated around Biden in a serious and meaningful way at just the right moment.
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"It is the right moment to acquire full control of the company bearing my name," Ms. McCartney, a daughter of the former Beatle Paul McCartney, said in a joint statement from her and Kering.
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And while many of Mr. Trump's tweets are shoot-from-the-hip attacks, he chews over others for days or even weeks, waiting for just the right moment to maximize the reaction, aides say.
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The spaceship separated from the rocket 15 minutes later, then coasted for another 16 minutes, waiting for just the right moment to ignite its main engines and fly toward the International Space Station (ISS).
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"It just felt like it was the right moment and time for me to move on," noting that she was unhappy with how it felt like the NYSE was lagging behind in technology adoption.
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I was 6 or 7 years old, up there in the tree house sound booth, running this reel-to-reel tape recorder and trying to hit the sound effects at just the right moment.
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Jennifer had been feeling homesick for her family back in the German town of Köln, and at just the right moment a beloved possession of a beloved relative offered what seemed like a blessing.
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And Nix has certainly come at the right moment, when conscientious eaters around the world have begun to turn away from the traditional meat-vegetable-starch triad that restaurants have relied upon for decades.
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One source, asking to speak anonymously to describe private correspondence, said people were "waiting" for the right moment to leave the administration as they expressed a singular difficulty: Who does the work when you're gone?
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When Donald Trump arrived on Capitol Hill this afternoon to meet with GOP senators to discuss tax reform, one protester was waiting for just the right moment to make a stand using tiny Russian flags.
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I think fundamentally it comes down to do you have the self-awareness to decide that it's the right moment for you to go and for somebody else to come on board and replace you?
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Her baby cat has developed a habit of hiding just behind a wall whenever she knows her human is approaching and then leaping out at just the right moment to surprise her much larger prey.
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You can be woken in the middle of the night if you wish—and there are apps that will rouse you at the right moment—but you can't do anything about cloudy skies or daylight.
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Mr. Kushner has said that the plan is largely finished and that the administration is waiting for the right moment to unveil it, but few analysts believe that the plan has much chance of success.
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"I think the complete solution comes in the form of having some monitoring solution that is coupled with a display, and a wearable that can give you the interventions at the right moment," he said.
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Meal kits seem to have arrived at just the right moment, burrowing deep into the everyday life of a digitally fluent nation whose tastes have been honed on restaurant meals, farmers' markets and food television.
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As Michael Lewis writes in his book, "The Fifth Risk," figuring out how to convey warnings at the right moment — to be trustworthy — is central to the National Weather Service's mission of keeping people alive.
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"At the close of the decade, and with the company now public, it seems like the right moment for me to focus on my current business and philanthropic pursuits," Kalanick said in a prepared statement.
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Elsewhere, emerging reforms are giving oil majors and independent producers their pick of some of the region's richest resources - after being shut out of these markets or waiting years for the right moment to invest.
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Luxembourg's Prime Minister Xavier Bettel echoed that position, saying it was "not the right moment" to be discussing any future Ukrainian membership to the European Union and that an EU "perspective" was enoug5n h for now.
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At a time when the likes of Facebook are finding a lot of criticism for their own take on social media, you can see an opportunity — and perhaps the right moment — for that change to come.
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I'm not sure if there was much of a concept but we've made some tracks together before and thinking of a continuation to that it seemed like the right moment to make an entire project together.
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She was rewarded with two break points in the fifth game of the first set, converting the first one when Keys again failed to wait for the right moment to accelerate and fired a forehand long.
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The book's release hit at exactly the right moment, with Vance's memoir providing blue-leaning America some much-needed insight to the inner workings of a segment of America central to the rise of Donald Trump.
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The thought that years of effort will be in vain, absent some exogenous calamity striking at just the right moment, would normally be enough to crush the morale of anyone working on any ambitious political project.
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"It's the right moment for IKEA to be here, when we look at the business climate and the opportunities," Stefan Vanoverbeke, IKEA chief executive for southeastern Europe, told reporters when announcing plans to open next year.
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By using my street photography skill and observing each moving element in the scene, I could roughly see what was coming and was able to prepare my shot and capture the right moment at its peak.
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And he knows he needs to find just the right moment and just the right way to tell his father to get him on board, because he expects refusal, which is what he gets, of course.
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Eventually he managed to break away from the pack of anonymous scrappy news photographers to become Weegee, the man with a knack for getting to murders, fires, suicides and crashes at exactly the right moment. How?
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I investigated algorithms that could prompt sales agents, Cyrano de Bergerac-style, with the right turn of phrase at just the right moment, and others that were capable of designing parts for appliances, cars and airplanes.
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Anderson had reached the third round without his serve being broken, but Pella turned the screws at the right moment, converting his fourth set point to claim the opener when the South African netted a forehand.
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Parents waited patiently after weeks of fighting for a largely unknowable right moment to make a dash for Iraqi government lines, clutching their children, risking a run-in with jihadists from places as far away as Chechnya.
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Over a span of months, the team painstakingly went to internet service providers to ask permission to seize GameOver's existing proxy servers, ensuring that at the right moment, they could flip those servers and disable Slavik's control.
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"It is the right moment we think for a visit to really shine a light on that relationship and show how strong the contemporary relationship is between the two countries," Ambassador David Quarrey told The Associated Press.
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And yet, if Biden catches you at the right moment, it's like you can see every bad hospital hallway you've walked down, the kitchen in a house that no longer stands, that old place by the beach.
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"I am doing a whole series of assessments to see if it is the right moment for me to be a candidate, and much of the data indicates that it is," he said in a radio interview.
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If you're a cynical viewer, you might consider a declaration of love as a strategic tactic, thoughtfully deployed at just the right moment to achieve maximum impact on the Bachelorette herself and the viewers watching at home.
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This is a smart, almost cerebral film that leaves you in the dark for most of the way before revealing, at the exact right moment, that this all was much more about the heart than the head.
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Each year, 310 million bottles of French Champagne - whose geographic designation is strictly controlled as a brand - are sold worldwide while more than a billion are stored in cellars waiting for the right moment to be savored.
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The fact that that path might be bumpy was no reason for delay, though each central bank should choose the right moment to start the process for itself, BIS head Jaime Caruana told German daily Boersen-Zeitung.
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CreditCreditMatt Roth for The New York Times BALTIMORE — At precisely the right moment, Ichiro Suzuki bounded through the visitors' dugout at Camden Yards, headed for a group of celebrating players on the field dressed just like him.
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For example, Rackstraw Downes, a painter Larko mentioned to me in conversation about her own practice, makes paintings that are ardent arguments for the everyday becoming spectacular when seen from the right angle and at the right moment.
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On a purely sensual level, whispering (or screaming) nasty nothings at the right moment can get everyone in a sexual encounter a little (or a lot) more turned on, and make them feel whatever is happening more acutely.
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We are instead individuals with different needs, desires and requirements, and the best way to please us they say, is to understand us so well, that the brand can deliver the perfect experience at exactly the right moment.
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"I wrote to @BorisJohnson yesterday to congratulate him on his election, to wish him well & to say I've decided that after 20 yrs on the front bench it's the right moment to move on," Lidington said on Twitter.
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It plans to list the unit on the stock exchange within the next two years and wants to wrap up preparations within the next two quarters so it is able to pick the right moment for a sale.
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"Ideas about releasing our internal tools have been kicking around Automattic for years, but it's been about finding the right moment and the right product to lead with," Automattic product lead for Happy Tools Matt Wondra told me.
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You know you go "Wow, I'm curious how they did that," and then you just kind of experiment with sounds and experiment with your voice and experiment with all kinds of stuff until you hit that right moment.
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That means that any slip-up, any failure to comply in the right way at the right moment, can be disastrous for a young black person, leading to death or lifelong entanglement in America's often grotesque justice system.
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The committee said they also dispatched additional fundraising staff to "expansion districts," and campaigns in tougher races, in an attempt to expand the map and boost longer-shot challenger still capable of robust fundraising with the right moment.
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"I feel like I'm peaking at the right moment," declared the 22016th seeded Serb after joining Americans John McEnroe and Pete Sampras in fourth place on the list of most Wimbledon semi-final appearances in the Open Era.
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Whether you're a weed rookie starting from scratch or a seasoned smoker who's gathered disparate strands of information about the plant over decades, How to Smoke Pot (Properly) presents everything in one place, at the right moment in time.
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The show's creative team didn't take using the song lightly; they had been sitting on the idea for a while, waiting for the right moment, and decided it made the most sense at the end of this particular episode.
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At the exact right moment, Biden swooped in with some much needed comedy, joking about how he and McCain had very different political views, but the two could still depend on each other to be there for one another.
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"The past seven years have been the most rewarding of my professional life, and we are at the top of our game, which is why this was the right moment for me to retire," Bennett said in a post.
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But the Manafort issue -- which threatened to knock the governor's race out of the lead headlines in Virginia just a week before the November 7 election -- could freeze the race in place at just the right moment for Northam.
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He showed her how to make the machine spin the steel rings inside the hot coil for just the right amount of time and spit water onto them at the right moment, freezing a new molecular structure in place.
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The young left-wing icon's endorsement may not be a surprise in itself — she worked as a volunteer organizer for Sanders's 2016 campaign — but the timing delivers a jolt of excitement to his campaign at just the right moment.
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The film would be better if it teased out its ideas about personal interventions and how mainstream Muslims might be brought into such an approach, but it's still full of food for thought served at just the right moment.
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Photography collectors may make a nice profit if they hold a work for a few years and sell at the right moment, but mostly they tend to buy things they find beautiful or interesting, simply to keep and look at them.
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As well as push alerts if there's a price drop worth knowing about, the extension lets you track prices over time (up to a year in the past), helping you pick the right moment to pull the trigger on your purchase.
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Sheridan Watson wrote a moving and difficult tribute to Avicii's music, and it touches, I think, on a feeling familiar to many: When the right artist comes along at the right moment, their music might quite literally save your life.
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Cameron has said he will not trigger Article 50 of the Lisbon treaty, which starts the withdrawal process from the EU, and a new leader will have to choose if and when the right moment to set the ball rolling.
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Since then, the band has gone on extended breaks, but they've never fully took, ensuring that, even if it's been five years since their last album, 2012's I Am Gemini, Cursive is always waiting for the right moment to reappear.
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But when your overall race strategy has worked out, and you're on the right tires at the right moment, and you've got a full charge of battery and over a lap's worth of extra fuel, F1 20183 feels truly heroic.
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We get along great, and this time around it finally feels like it's the right moment, so I've switched my studies to an online course and will be moving close to him so our relationship can take a new form.
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And while part of that is fortuitous timing—the Pride got Krieger in part because they called the Spirit at the right moment—there are a number of NWSL teams (Sky Blue FC, Boston Breakers) that simply aren't making that call.
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You might not always be able to watch your favorite shows on YouTube — especially if the copyright holder is persistent — but if you find a stream at the right moment, you might find some free binging where you least expect it.
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"It's a painful memory but I think now is the right moment to avenge that generation," Michel Preud'homme, the keeper that day, told public broadcaster RTBF as a new "golden generation" of Belgian talent eyes the country's first ever major trophy.
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Caldwell showed how a cunning lift of the wings at just the right moment could enhance the audience's sense that the Angel is not just an actor being hefted around the stage, but a heavenly being descending to earth, toe first.
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We put away more booze than anyone else, spend over a month every year thinking about what we're having for lunch, and suffer near cardiac arrest when you don't add milk to our hot beverages at precisely the right moment.
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The new tool, developed in a partnership with Environmental Defense Fund Europe and WWF, will help consumers understand when and where the power is "greener" in order pick the right moment of the day to consume cleaner energy, said the firm.
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The NYPD had resisted previous calls to apologize, but Commissioner James O'Neill chose Thursday to tell a gathering of gay rights advocates that this month's World Pride events in New York for the 50th anniversary of Stonewall marked the right moment.
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But inside the Trump administration, many have begun to question the long-held assumption that his nuclear buildup is essentially defensive, an effort to keep the United States and its allies from finding the right moment to try to overthrow him.
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What I later realized was that it could not be duplicated: A trip that came at just the right moment in my life, when I was unattached, but old enough to know what I wanted — and needed — out of travel.
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"He added, "As we have done up until now, we continue to monitor the situation in order to react rapidly and with the right flexibility, in collaboration with our people and in order to restart with energy in the right moment.
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"It feels like it's the right moment, when people are ready to try something new and different but that they're still familiar with," said Chip Tate, the founder and former owner of Balcones Distilling, a whiskey maker in Waco, Tex.
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While this has been a dream job, it has always been my plan to hand off the baton at the right moment and move on to the next chapter of my life where I can pursue a different set of interests.
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It was this buzzy, well-made thing that I could get whenever I wanted, that didn't have to play by any rules, that came out at the exact right moment, that had the platform of This American Life to promote it.
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"I got to build this really wonderful, sarcastic, but funny and really truthfully, I would just say, an inspiring character who comes in and gets to save the day at the exact right moment," he says of the character in The Escape Artist.
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"The bank will have to seize consolidation opportunities at the right moment and we are sure it can do so as protagonist and not as prey as was the case a few years ago," Treasury Chief of Staff Fabrizio Pagani told Reuters.
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In the meantime, 520 hours of Trump is a lot of Trump — like, a lot of Trump — but, like the FactBase project, it also features a helpful transcript tool to transport you to the right moment of a particular speech or interview.
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This will see it partner with fintechs, including challenger/neo banks and PFMs, and plug its wares into e-commerce offerings to start a conversation about life insurance "at just the right moment, when they already have these 'big' things on their mind".
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But investors who are going to cash for opportunistic reasons — waiting for the right moment to get back into stocks — could keep a 5 percent to 10 percent cash allocation during uncertain times to give them the flexibility to buy on dips.
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Wisconsin teen Jayme Closs waited months for just the right moment to escape her alleged kidnapper, Jake Thomas Patterson, who allegedly hit and threatened her during her nearly three months in captivity, according to a newly-released criminal complaint obtained by PEOPLE.
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Britney Spears broke into laughter during her weekend-long run at the Borgata Event Center in Atlantic City, New Jersey, for her Piece of Me tour when an enthusiastic fan found just the right moment to interject before she performed "Gimme More" onstage.
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What began as an attempt at creating a weird, slightly wacky forum for artistic expression managed to gain popularity at just the right moment when the broader culture was shifting to more "experience-based" diversions that are less focused on naked consumption.
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At just the right moment — the #MeToo moment — Ms. Lucas shows us what it's like to be a strong, self-determining woman; to shape and construct your own world; to live beyond other people's constricting terms; to challenge oppression, sexual dominance and abuse.
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At the start of the GIF above, you can see that Douglas is using momentum, her knack for letting go at just the right moment, and her flexibility — rather than her upper-body strength — to pull off a move called the tkatchev.
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At just the right moment — the #MeToo moment — Lucas shows us what it's like to be a strong, self-determined woman; to shape and construct your own world; to live beyond other people's constricting terms; to challenge oppression, sexual dominance and abuse.
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By the time Xu purchased the club in 215, Dalian was firmly established as China's football city, and the chance to buy the team came at just the right moment for a young businessman keen to raise his profile beyond the boardroom.
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BigID CEO and co-founder Dimitri Sirota admits that his company formed at the right moment when it launched in 2016, but says he and his co-founders had an inkling that there would be a shift in how governments view data privacy.
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Its solution was to create synthetic control forces by cooking up a new automated system known as the MCAS to roll in a burst of double-speed nose-down stabilizer trim at just the right moment, calculated largely by angle of attack.
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"Those who were lucky enough to be at Lexington Avenue and Forty-second street had the advantage of the eye protection afforded by a screen of smoke that drifted from a chimney across their vision at just the right moment," reported The Times.
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"While this has been a dream job, it has always been my plan to hand off the baton at the right moment and move on to the next chapter of my life where I can pursue a different set of interests," he said.
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As his character's weekend with his white girlfriend and her parents slowly devolves into an absolute nightmare, so much of Get Out's horror relies entirely on Kaluuya's face, on how his eye twitches, or on a tear trickling at precisely the right moment.
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If the theory about his parentage is confirmed — and it's possible that someone like Varys already someone knows about this, and is just waiting for the right moment to tell Tyrion — then the three headed dragon theory would pretty much be set in stone.
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At the very least, the fact that the new Gear 360 is $120 cheaper than the first one makes it less of a burden to buy and simply have at the ready for whenever you find the "right" moment to shoot something in 360 degrees.
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Providing young women with resources and information to help them put off pregnancy until the exact right moment — when they're old enough, have enough money, and/or have had enough experience as an adult to be truly ready for the task — has taken priority.
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But Tenor, too, sought to find ways to figure out the exact right GIF for the exact right moment — and removing that clicking around and lowering the barrier to getting a GIF out the door is one that makes sense in the scope of messaging.
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The President would like us to think this is the reasonable behavior of a man imbued with great leadership talents, capable of responding to changing circumstances; a brilliant navigator, tacking at the right moment, or trimming the sails to make the most of shifting winds.
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His characters' faces often contain suggestions of facial features more than anything detailed — think of how Samurai Jack's mouth is often just a grim little line — but he gets enormous amounts of expression out of them by tweaking those features at just the right moment.
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I can't believe I'll never wander into a studio or practice space or a club or just a get together and see him sort of leaning against the wall, waiting for the exact right moment to deliver a line that would crack up the room.
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After years of struggling to find the "right moment" to come out to his parents, the TV producer (Riverdale, Supergirl) was inspired to do so after watching Ali light the 1996 Olympic torch while staying with his mom and dad in a cramped hotel room.
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"My time on Savile Row" — she trained with the tailor Edward Sexton after graduating from Central St. Martins — "inspired so much of what I do, and it feels like the right moment to talk to men and give them what they deserve," she said.
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Democrats say their party is ascendent at just the right moment, in a region they need to reclaim in order to win back the White House in 2020 — in part because their voters were so surprised they lost key blue wall states in 2016.
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Feed a crowd with fluffy pancakes that have been made using a rice cooker When you make this sweet breakfast staple in a rice cooker, there's no need to worry about pouring batter onto a griddle and flipping your pancakes at just the right moment.
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They have often failed, with the first messagers asking to be removed from a list, the second group pointing out that the first group should really stop emailing everyone, and the third group deciding now was just the right moment to show off their wit.
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"This orchestra has a burning ardor, which must sometimes be held in check in order to let it out at the right moment," the soft-spoken Mr. Petrenko told the cellist Olaf Maninger in a conversation taped for the orchestra's Digital Concert Hall platform.
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"I don't want to say that this is a decision that means we won't return to a fashion show again or that we don't believe in the format, but it just felt like the right moment for us to do something different," Wang said.
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But what if you could devise software programs designed to reach alumni at just the right moment — time to register, time to check on your financial aid, time to withdraw from a class you're likely to fail — in ways they will pay attention (read: texts)?
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Twilight came at just the right moment for me to be a fan: I was close enough to my teenage years to appreciate the validation of my feelings, but far enough away that I could appreciate, rather than be embarrassed by, the romanticization of those feelings.
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That's because the rest of the film is silent due to the premise, a fact that becomes all the more apparent when you're trying to find the right moment to chew your handful of popcorn and mix up your frozen drink with a very squeaky straw.
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To make things even more complex, there are more than 100 different characters in-game, each with their own unique skill set; and characters can be equipped with a number of unique items, each of which can be game-winning if deployed at the right moment.
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Some outlets reported him offering the breezy sentiment, "I think it's the right moment for a black James Bond," while others said he used much iffier and far more cynical phrasing: After Barack Obama's victory I think we might have reached the moment for a colored 007.
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" As for wedding planning, McCartan told PEOPLE recently: "We want to do it right, and planning a wedding is no small feat, and we don't want it to be something that we have to squeeze in between jobs, so we're going to wait until the right moment.
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"We want to do it right, and planning a wedding is no small feat, and we don't want it to be something that we have to squeeze in between jobs, so we're going to wait until the right moment," McCartan previously told PEOPLE of their impending nuptials.
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But the point here is that there's just this one guy who keeps popping up all through space and time, with a Forrest Gump-like knack for being in the right place at the right moment, and no one seems to have noticed or found it odd.
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"I think it is the right moment, I think it's really time to find an agreement and it's time for everybody to make a move, a slight move in the right direction," he told reporters on entering a meeting of euro zone finance ministers on Greece.
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" Burke said in a statement: "While this has been a dream job, it has always been my plan to hand off the baton at the right moment and move on to the next chapter of my life where I can pursue a different set of interests.
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The promise of Kubernetes is that it can orchestrate the delivery of containers at the right moment, but if you haven't automated delivery of the underlying infrastructure, you can over (or under) provision and not provide the correct amount of resources required to run the job.
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They're idiosyncratic spots, often family-run, sometimes direly understaffed, erratic in hours and quality but, when stumbled upon at the right moment, surpassing the loftiest of dining rooms in generosity of spirit — the kind of places that make living and eating in this city a perpetual revelation.
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It started, very likely, before he was born, with two peasants in Eastern Europe getting horny at the exact right moment so that generations later, their great-great-great-great-grandson would come of age as America was yearning for a soft-edged Gen X slacker.
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"While this has been a dream job, it has always been my plan to hand off the baton at the right moment and move on to the next chapter of my life where I can pursue a different set of interests," Burke said in a statement today.
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Individual investors saving for retirement at all ages are being tested by the recent volatility in the market, but what's being tested is not their ability to know the exact right moment to get out — the market was rebounding on Thursday, for what that is worth (not much).
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Some people think that I'm a little bit crazy because I just moved from Argentina to United States just this month, but I believe this is, I just arrive in the right moment because there are plenty of opportunity that I think that are going to be opening.
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"In view of our financial challenges we have come to realize that it is the right moment to regroup and work toward a stable future while adapting our offerings for this season," Dietlinde Turban Maazel, Mr. Maazel's widow, said in a statement that was posted on the Castleton website.
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However, given how malleable time and distance have become this season, there is the potential for more key characters to show up north of the Wall at just the right moment, particularly since Jon finally seems to be convincing Daenerys of the legitimacy and severity of the northern threat.
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The treasurer for the Unite the Country PAC, Larry Rasky, told POLITICO that he viewed the preliminary results out of Iowa a muddle — calling it the right moment to boost Biden, to separate him from two other moderates still very much in the game: Amy Klobuchar and Pete Buttigieg.
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If Rubio goes on to place high in Iowa and do well in New Hampshire, he and his aides will see it as the realization of a strategy of going for broke at the right moment in the states that render the first judgments in the presidential race.
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This column has been waiting for the right moment to opine on Brexit, after long weeks of watching the UK's national nightmare, Europe's delusional underestimation of the costs to itself, the United States' unfathomable amnesia about the historic costs of a divided, wayward Europe riven by growing nationalism.
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It can be in the form of a thoughtful bouquet "just because," or a hug when you need it most, or if you're Iggy Azalea, it can be stepping in at just the right moment to make sure your fiancé doesn't have the word "REBLE" on his back forever.
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Here's another video from the stunt, behind-the-scenes video captured in 360 degrees: Walters and a crew of 30 rehearsed by running a Formula E car beside him on the track, allowing him to experiment with timing to make sure he's backflipping at exactly the right moment.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads When: Thursday, November 3–Sunday, November 6 Where: Roy and Edna Disney/CalArts Theater (REDCAT) (631 West 603nd Street, Downtown, Los Angeles) Considering the recent hostile attitude towards women during this presidential election, Pat Graney's Girl Gods comes at just the right moment.
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And most important to me is that amid the cultural confusion, as seen from my point of view as a young black artist, here was a white man, a Jew, who could pat my cheek, call me bubbe at just the right moment, and with just the right touch.
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Kobe Bryant's untimely death has prompted the question of when is or isn't the right moment to talk about the 2003 rape allegation against him (charges were dropped when the woman decided not to testify; Bryant settled a civil suit out of court and issued a public apology).
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"ISIS is far from defeated, it's just waiting for the right moment to regenerate, and engage in more opportunistic attacks not just in Syria but worldwide," said Lina Khatib, head of the Middle East and North Africa Program at Chatham House, a foreign policy think tank in London.
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"We are there for one another, and I believe that we appeared in each other's lives at just the right moment," she said of Mr. Geh, who was taken out of Otay Mesa by ICE on his 29th birthday and is now at a detention center in Alabama.
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"For example, if you're a retailer, you could reach potential customers that have been searching for winter coat deals on Google and engage with them with your own winter clothing brand campaign [on YouTube] at just the right moment," YouTube's director of product management Diya Jolly said in an online statement.
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But entire TV shows now function like viral videos — endless options and endless conversation about which of these options is worth the time means a little bit of buzz turns into a lot of buzz if it happens at the right moment — but if the timing's off, it goes mum.
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It's about how the world takes on a tinge of magic when you're open to the idea that what's weird about being alive doesn't have to be any more complicated than the way that, sometimes, exactly the person you need to know walks into your life at exactly the right moment.
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Brienne is a Badass, Sansa Forges a New Alliance When Theon and Sansa's heroic efforts to escape from the Boltons end with them cornered by Bolton stooges and their scary hounds, Brienne of Tarth swoops in at exactly the right moment to slay all the baddies with her powerful sword.
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Up to you, and how you live your life and act at parties — is that you time up a specific song at the exact right moment to ensure that a relevant, thrilling, funny, or gloomy part of the track plays at precisely the stroke of midnight on January 258st, 220.
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"Following the announcement of our deal with Pfizer and the intended separation of the new consumer business, I believe this is the right moment to step down and allow a new Chair to oversee this process through to its conclusion over the next few years," Hampton said in a statement.
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"People are traveling less, but consuming more domestically so it is the right moment for us to strengthen our local presence (in China)," chief executive Davide Traxler told Reuters at the SIHH industry trade fair in Geneva, adding the label, in turnaround mode, was entering that market "10 years late".
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It needs to tease the crowd's emotions, so the best match happens at the right moment: if it's too late or too spread out, the crowd gets antsy; if it's too early or too packed together, the crowd is unable to sustain the cheers over the length of a show.
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Sundar Pichai, Google's chief executive, said devices with artificial intelligence — where computers can understand what people are saying and respond conversationally with the right information at the right moment — present a seminal moment in computing on par with the creation of the personal computer, the World Wide Web and smartphones.
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Mike Bloomberg, the billionaire former mayor of New York City who used to be a Republican, took the debate stage at the right moment to become the perfect foil for Warren, who has used her position in the US Senate to mercilessly grill corporate CEOs and bank executives at hearings.
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He is right that there are issues with the Office of Congressional Ethics and how it can be used against people, but also right that this isn't the right moment or right issue for the G.O.P. to start with — and certainly not something to do except as a bipartisan overhaul.
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Our favorites this week Get going with some of our most popular good news stories of the week A wrong text at the right moment When Abby Fink accidentally texted a stranger instead of her church friend whose son was gravely ill, she put in motion an unexpected flow of kindness.
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The books that are most important to you personally are books that hit you at just the right moment, that manage to change your mind about something, that get you through a hard time, that give you something you can use to help you make your way through the world.
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So obviously, it was good for him, good for the league, because now the league can say, 'We have a mechanism for you to showcase yourself, so come to M.L.S., play in a short window, and when the right moment comes, you can move to a top league in Europe.
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In a call with reporters this week, Booker's top campaign officials said they are pleased with how the campaign has played out thus far and don't believe they need a breakthrough moment at this stage; instead, they hope to methodically build up infrastructure and momentum to peak at the right moment.
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Clothing-optional types sometimes still avail themselves of the spot, and Mr. Herzer, a friendly and highly knowledgeable guide with a touch of a prankster's streak, has been known to tell anglers to fish the opposite bank as they approach the area, only to spin his boat at just the right moment.
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"A lot of these high-growth names have really been in bear market territory because of the slump this month, but the valuation correction is allowing some of the bulls to be opportunistic and to jump in at the right moment," said Ryan Nauman, market strategist at Informa Financial Intelligence in Zephyr Cove, Nevada.
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It supports both HDMI and DisplayPort, which is ideal if you want to link up your PC and, say, a PS4 Pro or Xbox One X. If you've been waiting for the right moment to invest in a high-end Nvidia G-Sync monitor, there will likely be more opportunities in the near future.
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Choosing which of these plans to pursue and picking the right moment to launch your schemes makes for some agonizingly difficult decisions, and this is a game that isn't shy about layering complexity on top of complexity until you're presented with a succession of brain-melting situations with no obvious best course of action.
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"With millions of web and cloud voice interactions every month, Escale can transform each of those interactions into data points, and continually improve its proprietary acquisition platform, 'EscaleOS,' to create highly-intelligent, customized marketing and sales funnels, helping consumers at the right moment connect with the products and services they need," says Nicolas Berman, a partner at Kaszek Ventures.
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" To pull them in at just the right moment, Mindshare built an AI prediction system for Fox Sports called Monty, using Google's AutoML Tables machine learning service, to predict when a wicket is going to be taken up to five minutes in advance, and warn fans to switch on the cricket with a near-real-time "Wicket Warning.
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"We created Amazon Lending to make it simple for up-and-coming small businesses to efficiently get a business loan, because we know that an infusion of capital at the right moment can put a small business on the path to even greater success," said Peeyush Nahar, vice president for Amazon Marketplace, in a company announcement.
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The goal of anyone -- and there could be as many (or more) than 30 "anyones" in the 2020 Democratic race -- running for president is to put the structural piece (organization, money etc.) in place that if they happen to catch the imagination of the primary electorate at the right moment, they have the ability to fully capitalize.
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Autotell AUTOTELL is revamping driving experience, Our aim is to give you the right advice at the right moment, helping you reduce consumption, get the maximum return out of your car by providing you with the remote monitoring, detecting faults on road, have an access to an automotive Eco-system and getting instant advice whenever needed through AI personal assistant 24/7.
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The whole of it loops recursively, forever in the same year-spanning orbit, and if we turn our eyes to it at the right moment we will always see a Stanford quarterback being described as "cerebral" or a 22-year-old being dismissed for not "having that winner quality about him" or some bit of poker-faced and totally psychotic thumbnail psychologizing.
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Panabaker told Insider that because Valdes is no longer a full-time cast member, it seemed like the right moment to introduce the new outfit as a gift from his character "The time just didn't present itself in season five so I've actually been excited about this suit for over a year and I'm glad that it's finally on camera," Panabaker said.
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Prime Minister Abe's visit is the right moment for President Trump and Congress to reiterate what Mattis asserted last week: that the Senkaku Islands are administered by Japan and therefore fall within the scope of Article 5 of the US-Japan Treaty of Mutual Cooperation and Security, and that the United States will oppose any unilateral attempts to undermine Japan's administration of these islands.
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And that point of convergence — when all of these people who have been moving along separate timelines suddenly are in the same place, at the same time, at just the right moment to avert utter disaster — helps dismantle the tendency of war films to promote a kind of "great man" theory, or to make the eventual moment of rescue seem like it was inevitable.
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From the time he came to Congress in 1979, Gingrich deployed a strategy to break the Democrats' stranglehold on power in the House by moving to polarize the parties, to use the ethics process to taint both the majority and the entire political process, and to get Americans so disgusted with politics and politicians that at the right moment, they would rise up and throw out the incumbent party.
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A lot of the time, tuning it will get you this, which most likely gets conspiracy theorists and alien hunters a little drunk on adrenaline every time it appears: But sometimes, opening the feed at the right moment catches a spectacular sunset: We can wax poetic about Pale Blue Dots and the Overview Effect, and how seeing the Earth from a great distance might save all of humanity from mass self-extinction.
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Every idea seems to come along in the right place, at the right moment — a nighttime fight that morphs into a shadow play, with the combatants' flat black images flowing across a white wall like Balinese puppets; a rolling, slow-motion, freeze-framed melee that anticipates a signature scene four years later in Park Chan-wook's "Oldboy"; a dusty road trip ending in a barbershop standoff straight out of a western (either Hollywood or Hong Kong).
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If you had a high return environment people are reluctant – this is now the right moment to bring these ideas to clients… SS: It's very lazy to accuse governments of not leading the way and giving regulation and giving tax breaks but I guess that's part of it as well saying, look, if the governments want to unlock this huge pool of money, not only for climate issues and sustainable issues but just for infrastructure generally, then the governments have got to say 'ok we're going to give you a few percentage points of tax benefits to do this.
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OPERATING PROFIT 291.3 MILLION STG VERSUS 261.5 MILLION STG YEAR AGO * FY LOSS BEFORE INTEREST AND TAX 43.7 MILLION STG VERSUS PROFIT OF 225.6 MILLION STG YEAR AGO * FY US NET REVENUE UP 29% AND ADJUSTED OPERATING PROFIT UP 24 PCT, INVESTING IN READINESS FOR DECISION ON PASPA APPEAL DUE IN 2018 * AUSTRALIAN BUSINESS ACQUIRED IN 2013 UNDERGOING STRATEGIC REVIEW, TO CONCLUDE BY MID-2018 * FULL-YEAR DIVIDEND INCREASED 6 PCT TO 13.2P PER SHARE * "WE WILL INVEST IN MORE INNOVATION IN ONLINE AND OUR OMNI-CHANNEL PLATFORM... TO ENSURE WE CAN UNLOCK ITS FULL POTENTIAL AT RIGHT MOMENT" Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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