Yet, the yield moved lower and sat around 1.298 percent.
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But his fastball mostly sat around 91 to 93 m.p.h.
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They sat around the kitchen table eating leftover birthday cake.
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Christmastime, we sat around and he would tell old stories.
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The authors sat around a circular table in Gaillardet's office.
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They thought I sat around doing absolutely nothing all day.
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Lots of drawings sat around for years without any caption.
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WTI and Brent sat around $47.40 per barrel and $49.50, respectively.
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When was the last time you just sat around and played?
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The U.S. 10-year Treasury note yield sat around 1.8 percent Thursday.
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You never have, say, five years where you've sat around doing nothing.
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We sat around a dining table, and everybody was cheerful and chatty.
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They didn't have TV, they just sat around and talked about things.
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And who hasn't sat around with their friends watching Chef's Table on Netflix?
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Thousands of protesters sat around chatting happily, occasionally joining in with triumphant chants.
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" And she said, "We probably just sat around and listened to hillbilly records.
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It wasn't like I sat around being like, 'What else do I do?
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Over the holidays, she and her husband drank wine and sat around coloring.
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A group of people sat around it on the grass chatting and snacking.
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We sat around for hours that night, drinking boxed riesling and swapping stories.
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They came, they sat around the table, they were chastened by his comments.
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A couple of dozen members sat around foldout tables set with vinyl tablecloths.
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We sat around the kitchen table, drank iced tea and talked for hours.
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We sat around the huge wooden table in our jury room and squirmed.
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Ford and Harper sweetly sat around the actor while he blew out his candle.
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They sat around the old carpenter's lunch pail to share updates on their lives.
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I remember I came up with the title first and that just sat around.
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After dinner, the whole family sat around the table and talked about their days.
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He sat around with friends trying on new names (Norman Dems was another consideration).
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I've sat around a fire in Afghanistan and shared that dark, dark Marine humor.
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"I've sat around and waited for other people to tell me yes," he said.
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With little work to do, the young men sat around for most of the day.
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When I got accepted, my parents and I sat around the kitchen table in shock.
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Somebody sat around sweating in this bear costume all night just for one Revenant gag.
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So then everyone by the end of the episode sat around the table, looking upset.
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Prine and Kristofferson sat around in their underwear and wrote songs and somebody cut 'em.
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My coworkers — his friends — sat around me as we discussed our tasks for the day.
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This puzzle sprang from a totally different idea, which had sat around forever and ever.
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As a result, I just sat around and felt sorry for myself the entire time.
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After I sat around awhile that photographer noticed me and wanted to take my picture.
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What if all parties came together and sat around a table to negotiate their differences?
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The group sat around an oval table, drinking coffee and picking at gluten-free pastries.
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Mother and children sat around the table, Finn wearing a T-shirt and Stormtrooper underpants.
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If you've ever sat around a dinner table, you know how politics and emotion are intertwined.
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People sat around in the James Turrell room as an excuse to get off their feet.
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"We sat around and decided, 'Let's launch the search in New York City,'" Cohen told CNN.
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At times we just sat around and listened to music for hours to get ideas going.
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" And God's creations sat around the table shouting a cacophony of unhelpful things: "I like bears!
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Because her family sat around her, he was pushed to the other end of the room.
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Users argue that Paul Abrahamian actually "played the game" while Franzel just sat around doing nothing.
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Basically, us in-house patients sat around the clinic and watched a lot of packaged entertainment.
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She was sort of the one who I sat around with and listened to games with.
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All of the witches, clad in their disguises of the day, sat around it in relief.
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Then we all sat around a campfire eating grilled fish skewers and looking at my photo. Dumb?
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If Katherine Johnson sat around and complained and complained and complained, would we be on the moon?
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On Thursday night, I sat around with some other festival goers and swapped stories over cheese dinner.
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HAS THERE BEEN ANY CONVERSATION INTERNALLY WHERE YOU SAT AROUND AND SAID, WE'VE LOST TOUCH WITH AMERICA?
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Market expectations for lower rates by July sat around 78%, according to the CME Group's FedWatch tool.
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It has been over two years since the Houthis and the government sat around the same table.
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The desserts sat around a huge white flower arrangement that ran the entire length of a table.
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On Sunday, the blue-clad fans stood and sat around several TV screens, flanked by Kentucky flags.
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Laszlo Sandler, the senior-caucus president, was M.I.A. They sat around a table in mismatched office chairs.
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And they sat around the table and they looked at the data and looked at best practices.
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We sat around and spent those two months sitting around saying, 'It's not going to be here.
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He visited Pomona and sat around with other students and listened as they talked of their choices.
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" : "Look, all day today I sat around and said, 'Why isn't CY up on this great bid?
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And the do-nothing Democrat sat around and whined and complained and did absolutely nothing, like typical congressmen.
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They sat around a square table declaring "great satisfaction" with the Communist Party's achievements—albeit without obvious enthusiasm.
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"We sat around the supper table every night," McBride tells PEOPLE in the latest issue, on newsstands now.
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It works perfectly, so it's not the gyroscope's fault it sat around in a box for a year.
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Refugee representatives sat around a U-shaped table and heard updates about preparations for them to go home.
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The women were playing dominoes, and sat around watching them until they were forced to acknowledge my presence.
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Only a few groups of downtrodden migrants sat around the Colombian side, waiting for the border to reopen.
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"We sat around a big table, all talking to Preacher," recalls Carl Erskine, a top Dodgers starter then.
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But when we sat around a table together we realized that the issue of employment connects us all.
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My friends and I — all seniors — sat around my living room in complete shock at our chancellor's email.
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It has a mesmerizing quality and many of us at the opening sat around it like a campfire.
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"They sat around her bed, talked to her, held hands and prayed," a friend of Aldridge tells PEOPLE exclusively.
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The week before, we'd all sat around our dining room table, as they brainstormed plans for a possible addition.
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If I just sat around thinking about the trumpet players who were way better than me, I'd never play.
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Stories since the beginning of time, since people sat around a campfire and told stories, they cut their story.
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One opened up a couple of bottles of wine and we sat around in a circle for a sip.
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Dogs and children sat around the lobby as their anxious parents tried to figure out how to move forward.
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Trump cut a totemic figure alongside Mr. Trump as they sat around a conference table at the agency's headquarters.
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Barron Trump, 241, and other family members sat around a picnic table with children decorating cards for the troops.
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These sat around in a freezer in New Hampshire until Willi Dansgaard, Dahl-Jensen's teacher, got hold of them.
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As the veneer of social decorum paled and then vanished, we sat around being entertained by progressive news shows.
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Half a dozen engineers and product managers sat around a conference table made from a live-edged black walnut slab.
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But we were sat around and all the old chat came back, and he was as easy as you like.
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Then I met with Mitch and Freada, at Kapor Capital, and we sat around a table, just having a conversation.
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In "Lumière", the first film she directed herself, women just sat around looking any old how, talking about their affairs.
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At first, the offering sat around $2.3 billion, but the company pushed it up to $2.7 billion amid investor enthusiasm.
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This time, Republicans sat around tables in the East Room expressing frustration at negative ads being aired against moderate Sen.
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Hey Terminator fans, have you ever sat around and wondered, "Man, I wonder what happened the day after Judgment Day"?
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We had a library lesson, which meant that we basically sat around unsupervised for an hour in the school library.
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"We really wanted to get across this intimacy of just being friends sat around a kitchen table," Mr Morton says.
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My mother, my aunt, and I sat around chatting for over an hour before we heard the garage door open.
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By evening trade in Europe, Brent hovered at around $77.25 per barrel, while U.S. crude sat around the $71.01 mark.
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Downstairs, a group of interns and staffers sat around a couple of desks trying to conserve half-burned tax documents.
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"We've sat around too long being inactive in our political climate, and as a result, children have died," Hogg said.
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" Cypress Semiconductor: "Look, all day today I sat around and said, 'Why isn't CY up on this great IDTI bid?
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Then they asked us to gather around our own campfire while they sat around theirs, about a hundred yards away.
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They ignored her, Kiernan said, and sat around and did nothing while other Marines shared vulgar stories and fantasies about her.
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And so various members of the company's marketing and executive teams sat around in conference rooms, filling whiteboards with possible names.
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Using the video conferencing app Zoom, four members of the Owl Labs team sat around a conference room table in Boston.
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Imperial Dreams sat around for a while after premiering at Sundance back in 2014, but it's now found distribution through Netflix.
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Following dinner, we sat around a bon fire, ate s'mores and drank wine—the best part about camping in my opinion.
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Then, we sang "Happy Birthday" and sat around the fire pit laughing and having fun for the rest of the night.
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The two men, along with Rudy's business partner, sat around a conference table, as Knight recalls in his memoir, Shoe Dog.
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The picture was not distributed and any warmth evaporated when they sat around the table with U.N. and other senior officials.
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The yield on the benchmark 22.54-year Treasury note sat around the flatline at around 269.1 percent at 26:22.1 p.m.
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On a frigid night in December, the members of the Caribbean-inflected New York band the Frightnrs sat around talking tattoos.
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We sat around a table made from a print of a shaggy dog, the first photo ever posted on the app.
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We sat around a bonfire, reveling in being 20-year-olds drinking warm beers and red wine out of plastic cups.
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We changed from our normal, villager-friendly clothes into all white and sat around to share our intentions for the evening.
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Half a dozen students, some in Syracuse University T-shirts, sat around a conference table joking about appropriate job interview outfits.
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"Nothing we're about to say is a panacea," Shankar said to the group, who sat around a table in a classroom.
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For example, when both of my parents passed away, my siblings and I sat around a table to discuss the inheritance.
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A huge American flag adorned the center of the stage, in front of which sat around 15 to 83 banjo players.
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At the drop-in session I attended, 123 men and women in their 212s and 230s sat around a coffee table.
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I'd run away from home and lived with my boyfriend in his trailer and just sat around smoking weed all day.
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So the four of them sat around for a couple of hours, had a few bottles of wine and played drinking games.
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These are more prevalent among African-Americans, yet black enrollment in trials for those drugs still often sat around 2% or 3%.
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They sat around card tables playing spades, sharing cheap liquor, laughing, and talking about their next plan for getting the hell out.
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I had some friends over this weekend, we got the fire going, roasted some s'mores, sat around the pit and shared stories.
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Just because his team went nine days between games did not mean that the players sat around watching television and eating snacks.
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In fact, they had been woven by the waitstaff, who the next day sat around one of the outdoor tables, trying again.
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Every mealtime, also by tradition, the students sat around a dining table with an instructor and his family, who lived on campus.
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Five men in bulky coats sat around a card table in 30-degree weather on 22015th Avenue waiting for the next customer.
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In the mailroom, about 40 people wearing blue gloves sat around tables opening packages that arrived nonstop in six-foot-high bins.
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The musician had a brief cameo during the season 7 premiere in which he sang a quick tune, but mostly just sat around.
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" "I met these really chill guys from Austin, and we all just sat around and stared at this tree stump for, like, hours.
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The same 10 students who had sat around telling stories with the first lady would now attempt to inspire everyone in the room.
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We were all pretty drunk already and sat around eating sloppy Joe's, American-style, when one of my friends suddenly yelled 'FOOD FIGHT!
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And it was the same day I went to Birmingham, interviewed, two-hour interview, sat around and waited for another hour or two.
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On a recent morning, two large dogs slept in a corner there, and a group of assistants sat around a large wooden table.
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"Because of what had happened to Mom four years ago, we had already sat around as a family and discussed this," Briggs said.
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Last Monday, they sat around the dinner table with Joseph and Gloria La Morte, the show's producers, to flesh out characters for the pilot.
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Verlander was dealing a fastball that routinely sat around 90-94 miles per hour and reached 96 on his final pitch of the afternoon.
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Twitter's original sin occurred the day that four white boys sat around a room and designed the seed of what the platform would be.
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The disinterested troop sat around a table in the back of a large high school science room outside of Canterbury in the United Kingdom.
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She sat around a dining table with her mother, father and two cousins inside FanDuel's Sportsbook at the Meadowlands Racetrack near New York City.
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I sat around St. Mark's Bookshop digging around their art section trying to study up just in case I got put on the spot.
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Giant pillows were seen in several spots, as people sat around, laughing, drinking and listening to music emanating from one of the two stages.
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We "all sat around the table and just said, we have no idea how the market is going to react," Newlands told CNN Business.
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Four residents worked there, along with three auxiliary nurses and three directors, of which one was purely decorative; he just sat around, waiting to retire.
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That means a piece of very ancient ocean floor-like crust sat around for over a billion years before being turned into land-like crust.
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You know what, I haven't really sat around and thought about it and wondered who it was, so I'll be surprised as anyone else is.
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Remember a year ago, when we all sat around and talked about how Frank Ocean hadn't released new music in what seemed like an age?
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As we sat around in the tidy pink room, I asked who played the trumpet that was sitting on the floor next to the couch.
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My whole family was sat around the TV in the front room when it happened, because we couldn't afford to heat more than one room.
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Fathers gossiped about their errant sons in the evenings, as they sat around and drank in groups, while their wives tended to their cooking pots.
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We all sat around a large table full of etymological dictionaries and thesauruses, and the children were discussing a line about being born in Mexico.
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In caveman days, we sat around our fires and spun stories, just as creative-writing students today sit around seminar tables and play video games.
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Instead, it sat around in a lawyer's office, before eventually being sent to Mr. Loftis's office, which then set out to track down the recipient.
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"If I sat around as speaker of the House and thought about what can the United States Senate do, we wouldn't do anything," Ryan said.
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The morning after the election of 2016, the much-arrested Ms Hirsch sat around the kitchen table with her family, talking about what to do next.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - One recent Monday night in New York City, seven strangers sat around a dinner table sharing the biggest money secrets of their lives.
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We sat around my sister's dining room table, laughing so hard we had tears in our eyes, reliving and rehashing the events of the night before.
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In the VIP suite in the stand, five men sat around a table overlooking the course, filling ashtrays, emptying coffee cups and waving white betting slips.
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The contract paid by the appearance and when the company ran out of ideas for them, the brothers sat around for weeks waiting for a paycheck.
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Six middle- and high-school students sat around a table on a Monday afternoon, watching a psychologist write three letters on a whiteboard: O-C-D.
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On a recent afternoon, the "Gushi FM" team sat around a large conference table at their sleek office in Beijing, batting around ideas for future episodes.
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After the 90-minute run, the men reported feeling less hungry than when they had sat around the lab, even an hour and a half later.
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"The healthy lifestyle is more important than the Cabo of the '90s, when people sat around the pool and drank margaritas all day," Mr. Cooley said.
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A group of men sat around drinking the homemade liquor and chewing khat, an act that could be considered illegal under the current state of emergency.
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Of course, it's totally fine to feel completely lazy and "ugh" about sex on a day you've sat around all day binge-watching Law and Order: SVU.
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"Video conferencing is mission critical," joked the firm's third managing partner, Matthew Howard, as we sat around at table at the firm's modern but simple conference room.
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They sat around in their dorm room, debating how users should interact with their friends and what features would make people tell their friends to download it.
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In a blog post, Uber writes that it'll now charge users in those four cities if they leave a driver sat around for two minutes or more.
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The whole situation was pretty fucked up, and not just because the Manson family sat around the ranch knitting vests out of human hair and plotting murders.
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At the April 17 meeting, about 25 employees sat around a conference table while others joined by video from New York, Dublin, Mexico City, Washington and elsewhere.
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Tibetan Buddhists and Japanese Zen masters sat around a campfire with Hopi elders to lament the pillaging of natural resources and stress the urgency of environmental conservation.
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De Soto, Forde, Casey, and Luckett sat around Branson, all of them trying to sell him on their projects and plans in as few sentences as possible.
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Maybe it was because the boozy, post-punk, literary crowd I ran with (or, more accurately, sat around with) for so many years was not especially outdoorsy.
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On a makeshift terrace, people sat around cable spools that had been transformed into tables, watching as dogs chased a horse-drawn carriage filled with delighted children.
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If you've ever sat around wishing you could hear what the deepest parts of the ocean sound like, then your strange but valid desires can finally be satisfied!
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The California senator has sat around the middle of the Democratic 2020 pack since a strong showing at last month's Democratic debate, the first of the 2020 cycle.
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As Johnson, Hill and Taylor sat around a coffee table in an athletic department conference room last week, they emphasized that football was just part of their identity.
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Personal Journeys We sat around a long wooden table that took up most of a thatched-roof bungalow nestled in the hills of Chiang Rai province in Thailand.
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They sat around playing video games and drinking Bud Light, just like they always did, or they swept Sloan around the city for dinner at his favorite restaurants.
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They're the hard bits when everyone is sat around eating food and you're trying your best not to touch it but it just gets you by the balls.
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Joined by Norway's Prince Haakon and Princess Mette-Marit, they sat around a campfire toasting sausages and bread on a stick with the kids in the idyllic winter wonderland.
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Later, after the initial celebration of the contract's passage had died down, the same group, now subdued, sat around one last fire as the sun set over the plant.
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In 2018, the most common term length for an auto loan sat around 72 months, or six years, with 84-month loans at a close second, according to Edmunds.
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The debate also had some stiff competition from the Season 4 premiere of Orange is the New Black on Netflix, and the debate's live viewership numbers sat around 183,000.
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Because the truth of the matter is we didn't get the civil rights movement because a bunch of senators sat around and said 'Hey, this is a swell idea.
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Paul George broke his leg in the off-season, the Pacers missed the playoffs in 2015, and West sat around and frowned and groused to anyone who would listen.
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Here's Mr. Derkazarian: Whereas my first three New York Times crosswords were published within one or two months of their acceptance, this little guy sat around for twenty months.
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Researching the novel took her across north India, where she sat around fires with villagers as they related accounts of the queen that had been passed down through generations.
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They sat around a sparse dining table, and Matthew sipped at a cup of steaming tea, his legs fidgeting under the table as Sabrina read the letter in silence.
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Two dozen members of his administration, from a deputy mayor to the head of the subway police, sat around a giant table as the mayor peppered them with questions.
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Depending on the amount of biosolids used, how they were treated and how long they sat around, the biosolid bricks were safe, durable and in some ways energy efficient.
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Last winter I sat around a square formed of folding tables pushed together, in an upstairs room at the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Community Center in New York.
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Sat around a fake campfire—the game's foursome regularly take breaks amid the great outdoors, to replenish health, and level up—we begin where we must, by addressing that delay.
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As I sat around a dusty moon, trying to piece together fragments of a long-forgotten alien language, that one little word was what I needed to link things together.
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When they got to the theater, the three football players surrounded the veteran like personal bodyguards, escorted him through the lobby, and sat around him in the theater, protecting him.
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SO, FOR EXAMPLE, WHEN JEFF AND I SAT AROUND AND SAID OK, WE SHOULD DO THIS COMPANY, HIS MIND AUTOMATICALLY WENT TO OPERATIONS, MINE WENT TO STORY LOGO AND, RIGHT.
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In one photo, a group of friends and family could be seen drinking tea and other celebratory beverages as they sat around tables which featured beautiful white rose-filled centerpieces.
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Yet it's also a story of every time two friends have sat around—possibly in the build up to or aftermath of going out—smoking, drinking, and playing records together.
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As he sat around tables with uniformed officials in both cities listening to updates on rescue and recovery efforts, he achieved at least the image of a president in charge.
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But, this year, Prince Harry and Prince William sat around a table with the Duchess of Cambridge and talked about the impact of Princess Diana's death on their mental health.
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When Royster asked him to leave, he refused—so Royster called 911, marched outside, and sat around waiting for the police to show up while Love finished doing his laundry.
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On Thursday, more than 100 workers sat around folding tables, turning pieces of plexiglass and foam bands into disposable face shields that cover the whole face and resemble welder's masks.
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On Thursday, more than 100 workers sat around folding tables, turning pieces of plexiglass and foam bands into disposable face shields that cover the whole face and resemble welder's masks.
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One night after dinner, as everyone sat around in the living room drinking wine and talking, as they usually did, I was sitting on the floor, taking it all in.
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On Friday afternoon, groups of families sat around a table playing a Latin American card game that's similar to bingo, while a group of girls played with each other's hair nearby.
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"We talked about Thanksgiving and cooking, listened to music, and sat around a warm fire," said Harden, who has been suffering the pain of her mother's progressive disease for a decade.
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On a recent Thursday, about 20 articulate, confident 7th-grade girls at a school in Kibera run by the nonprofit Shining Hope for Communities, sat around a table describing their aspirations.
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Boxing, wrestling, and pankration were all in the ancient Olympics and Athenians doubtless sat around the Parthenon swapping drachma about who'd win if you faced them off in the one ring.
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If you've ever sat around watching TV and noticed that it's hard to hear whispers but other parts of a TV or movie sound really loud, you might consider getting one.
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Smartly dressed mothers sat around the edge of the room, making small talk about options for reaching the gathering by public transport, and politely admiring smartphone pictures of each other's offspring.
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In the meeting with activists, who sat around the president's Oval Office desk in a semi-circle, Trump made a 90-second case for tax credits, the people with knowledge said.
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For months, he has sat around 2% in national polling — good enough to make it into the third debate in September, not really good enough to show signs of much else.
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"My friends and I were sat around drinking and wondering if it were possible to calculate the 'dick mileage' of the pornstar Jenna Jameson," theydidthemath member Matthew explained over messages on Reddit.
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After nine months, 'rebirth' At the goodbye party, doctors, nurses and staff sat around tables, a buffet of chicken, salmon, green beans, mashed potatoes and salad behind them ready for the feast.
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We sat around a small table in the gallery's kitchen, munching on cheese and nuts, while Solomon zigged-zagged across the past 80 or so years, barely taking a break to chew.
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On their first Fourth of July in town, Castle and Spalding threw an ice-cream social, complete with gallons of homemade toppings, then sat around worrying that no one would show up.
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The idea of the dastarkhan which literally means tablecloth—a coloured piece of fabric spread on the floor or on a slightly raised dais with everyone sat around it—encourages communal dining.
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We instead will no longer have to subsidize it and then we have this extra money that's sat around in city and transport authority coffers that we can use in different ways.
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His most devoted fans sat around the table and tried to think about how to capture what it was like having a playwright and actor on hand to serve as Dungeon Master.
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As dusk fell over Staten Island on a recent evening, about 2300 people sat around a large wooden table in a communal kitchen, listening to Van Morrison and painting terra-cotta flowerpots.
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I arrived at the studios at 3 o'clock in the afternoon and met David Fincher briefly, and then basically sat around all day and watched while Christy and Linda were being shot.
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EEG toy "the Force Trainer" EEG toy "the Force Trainer" AMLG: My family are Star Wars fans and we had a device one Christmas that we sat around playing with, the force trainer.
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I found the box big and daunting, and it sat around unopened for days while I waited to have enough time set aside to do a little in-home fashion show for myself.
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While she sat around various lobbies and cafeterias while Nesterenko had meetings, we were treated to a lengthy, somewhat on-the-nose flashback that positioned and buttressed her 11th-hour change of heart.
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"I've been battling what I realize is potentially some self-worth issues because for whatever reason I'm feeling like I'm not deserving of greatness," Keys said as the four sat around a piano.
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On domestic field trips in remote locations, my classes did field exercises and even, sometimes, endured lectures, but we also explored without explicit goals, cooked and shared meals, sat around campfires and told stories.
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I met with a group of the plaintiffs in Miles City this fall, where we sat around a pool table at a small bar on Main Street with a taxidermy bobcat in the corner.
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In 2011, while Tyson and his merry band of pace-and-space shooters were blasting through the Lakers and THEIR shitty iso-based offense in the Western Conference semifinals, Dwight sat around at home.
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LOS ANGELES — On a cool, sunny day in April, a short Frisbee toss from Venice Beach, a team of seven animators sat around a conference table, workshopping a storyboard from an unusual cartoon series.
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There, doctors, statisticians, addiction specialists and Big Pharma consultants sat around a conference table mulling the ADF market's open secret—namely, the near-total absence of information on whether or not these drugs actually work.
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"It can be served at room temperature and after having sat around for up to three years, but the MRE pizza will be a taste of home in the field," according to Marx de Salcedo.
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Not everybody maybe, but my early reports are people who sat around and said 'You know, I like Kasich, he's smart, he's experienced, he'd be a great president, but he's at 1% in the polls.
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This is kind of interesting: Jon Watts, who's going to direct next year's Spider-Man: Homecoming, made a very freaky horror movie called Clown back in 2012, which sat around in a studio's vault unreleased.
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About a dozen people and six dogs sat around several tables supplied with pieces of cardboard, as well as watercolor paper, graphite-covered tracing paper and, last, high-quality, perfectly replicated sketches of each pet.
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On a recent Thursday, in a library-like speakeasy at a labyrinthine event space in Chelsea, the actors Rufus Collins, Willem Dafoe , and Kathryn Hahn sat around a coffee table strewn with scripts and bananas.
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Behind the scenes: On Friday night, the most senior White House staff and their spouses, around 50 in all, sat around a long table for Christmas dinner in the State Dining Room of the executive residence.
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In the name of personal accomplishment he got a rental, relearned a week's worth of sick wheelie skills in a few days and soldiered on while the rest of us sat around not becoming any cooler.
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In a now deleted tweet, Cunningham linked to a Sendspace page where those of us lucky enough to be sat around watching the TL unfurl in real time were able to download the 12 minute churner.
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The cottage had a massive great room with huge windows, and one night we turned all the lights off and cranked Potential — which hadn't been released yet — from a speaker while we sat around and listened.
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The group sat around for hours, talking about the kind of existential stuff you tend to talk about on shrooms, before stripping to go skinny dipping in the ocean—a pretty chill affair by anyone's standards.
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The club's three youngish partners — Francis Harris, Shane Davis and Erik VanderWal — sat around the desk along with the saxophonist Rob Reddy, who will be booking an ongoing weekly jazz series there, and explained their idea.
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Almost immediately after leaving "Newsroom," I started having political opportunities that would never have come my way if I had not sat around the table with the extraordinary Jim Lehrer on television five days a week.
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In Detroit, on Election Day in 2018, a dozen black women of all ages sat around plastic folding tables calling friends and family to make sure everyone in their congregation and on their voter lists voted.
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Entrepreneurship A dozen women sat around a table at Little Shop of Crafts on the Upper West Side of Manhattan listening attentively and taking detailed notes as Marla Bosworth gave them the skinny on soap-making.
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"When you think about exciting things like Hollywood movies or great TV shows, those kind of things all start in a development room with people sat around a table throwing ideas at one another," she says.
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"We all sat around a U-shaped table and shared our hearts together and what we found [was that] there was a common commitment among us that we wanted to do Congress a different way," Johnson said.
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Tina had prepared stuffed peppers in a tomato sauce for us, and we sat around the dinner table long after the meal, talking about our families, and in particular, life under Communism, all aided by Danko's translation.
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Mr. Trump called into the meeting as the members sat around a table in the Roosevelt Room, insisting it was a hoax and that Democrats had gone overboard in pursuing him, people briefed on the meeting said.
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There, the holy men, many of whom have renounced all material possessions including clothing, sat around fires, lectured on the Hindu faith, beckoned passers-by for blessings in exchange for alms and provided their tents to lodgers.
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In his class, just across the street from his home, Sariya sat around a table with other Syrian children, looking noticeably smaller; even with his heavy sweater, loose jeans and wool hat, his slight frame was obvious.
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The other day, before a session for G.E. executives-in-training at SubCulture, a theatre in Greenwich Village, four U.C.B. performers—Chelsea Clarke, John Murray, Lydia Hensler, and Abra Tabak—sat around and talked about past clients.
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It was the down times when they sat around the fire, and one guy talks about being a teacher and this guy talks about his home life, that was its classic way of getting to know the characters.
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When Frances' friends, Diane and Dallas, try to talk to Robert, he's rude to them, too, asking if they all sat around and laughed at him while Frances told them stories of giving...um, fellatio to her lover.
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On my first day at Trump National, I sat around in the shack, observing my new co-workers, these old embittered fucks, slam coffee and finish crossword puzzles, talking about caddying as if it was a real occupation.
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In 1799, at a party in a second-story drawing room in Bristol, England, a motley crew of poets, philosophers, scientists, and doctors sat around in their powdered wigs and pantaloons and sucked nitrous oxide from a bag.
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The children, who were at the botanical garden for a field trip, followed Fiorina and sat around her as she spoke, but reportedly did not have permission from their parents to be at — or part of — the event.
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In March this year, Chinese cosmetics firm Aolan International Beauty Group flew more than 4,500 employees on a company vacation to Inchon, west of Seoul, where they sat around 750 tables to enjoy Korean fried chicken and beer.
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The Vancouver-born singer-songwriter released five other languid solo LPs in that stretch, and he'd toured extensively, but the songs of dormant turmoil he ended up with on Open Field had sat around, waiting to be finished.
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Whereas some communities have been wracked with political or ideological differences, all voices, from J Street to the ZOA, sat around the same table to try and focus on what united them rather than that which divided them.
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BREIL-SUR-ROYA, France — On a recent sunny Sunday, about a dozen young men, women and children sat around a wooden table belonging to Cédric Herrou, a 37-year-old farmer, laughing about who would cook that night.
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So, instead, I sat around for a bit people watching and keeping an eye on the football – which isn't any more extreme than watching football in the pub, it just involves more denim, questionable hats, and bad breath.
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As night fell, guests sat around a table dressed up for a Mad Hatter tea party, surrounded by giant red mushrooms, a croquet court and fake hedges, and doled out 40 pounds of candy to trick-or-treaters.
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The passage opened up into a large beer garden where no fewer than 300 young people sat around plastic tables, nursing bottles of beer and watching a group of young men bend their bodies to loud music, laughing.
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I just ate as much as an adult and then sat around reading the "All-of-a-Kind Family" books and "The Witch of Blackbird Pond" over and over, and eventually I was 30 to 40 pounds overweight.
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Too often, these "brainstorms" would turn into marathon tangents of people volleying complaints or pithy jokes back and forth to one another across the table, while the others in the room sat around mindlessly scrolling through emails and research.
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More than a dozen people sat around tables and in plush armchairs at Cravings coffeehouse: mostly older women and men, retired schoolteachers and nurses, three college Democrats, some people new to the crowd and others who were steadfast activists.
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For the greater part of the past decade, the payment error rate in the SNAP program — how the government measures the accuracy of who benefits from the program — has sat around 8673 percent, a marker of an efficient program.
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We landed on a dirt runway carved into a thick jungle plateau and drove to the dock where a dozen men, mostly self-described fishermen, sat around talking about the local monkey population, which, they said, had grown out of control.
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All they know is that there are these new 2.7 billion year old rocks that must been produced after some ocean floor-like crust had sat around for a billion years, melted in the mantle, and re-solidified on the surface.
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James made the disclosure in a production for his online platform for athletes, Uninterrupted, in which he, Warriors star F Draymond Green, rapper 2 Chainz, and James' inner circle sat around at a barbershop during All-Star weekend in New Orleans.
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The press conference was happening in a shabby room with ratty, drawn curtains and a scuffed fake-wood floor; army officers of different ranks and in a variety of caps sat around a horseshoe-shaped table draped in a white cloth.
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Watch: Former EPA employees sat around a campfire to tell scary stories about Trump's EPA With the number of employees now down to the lowest level in 30 years, the EPA is also increasingly incapable of enforcing the laws that remain.
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The problem is, Peter and Hannah Ann open the champagne, even shaking up the bottle first like it's not a very important bottle of champagne that sat around Kelsey's kitchen long enough that she decided to bring it on the show.
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Setting off on my own for the very first time at the beginning, I was terrified – but I'd have felt even worse if I'd changed my mind and not gone, then sat around at age 90 wishing that I had.
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With that in mind, representatives from a broad mix of progressive groups sat around a table last week at the Washington offices of Global Strategy Group, where they received a tutorial on how — and how not — to talk about guns.
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But after reading a passage of Wang's work, the men and women sat around a big wooden table, wielding brushes to write out, over and over again, his most famous phrase: "zhi xing he yi" (knowledge and action are one).
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"We sat around a table in a law firm in Washington, D.C., and actually agreed to what ballots looked like by drawing them," said Jack Young, who helped write the guide after serving as Mr. Gore's chief recount lawyer in 2000.
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The leaders sat around a table in awkward silence at the close before a bland final communique was read out, stressing the importance of maintaining GCC unity in the face of threats to regional stability and to meet economic challenges.
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About 15 people sat around the conference table, most of them middle-aged academics—people from the law school, scholars in government policy, and computer scientists, including cryptographers and security specialists—nibbling on a light lunch while waiting for Ozzie's presentation to begin.
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King posted several snaps from the get-together on Sunday, including a photo of the attendees including Stedman Graham donning party hats, with an extra large pink one for the birthday girl, as they sat around a table and dined on pasta.
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Again, we know O'Neil's rocks sat around in some ocean floor-like crust for a long time before being melted down and re-deposited on the Canadian Shield, which still tells us something about how rocks were being recycled on the ancient Earth.
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They sat around a toolbox that Assange was using for a table in his bedroom, and ate takeout sushi and drank sake, and after the sake was finished Assange produced an armful of half-consumed bottles of liquor—gifts from other visitors.
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There he roomed for two years with the larky young poet Frank O'Hara, in a suite where, according to historians of the postwar arts in America, the two of them sat around on chaise longues, drinking cocktails and listening to Marlene Dietrich records.
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When Elizabeth Holmes was a freshman at Stanford University, she went home for winter break, and, in a ritual familiar to many elite college students of a particular background, sat around the table with her family to muse about her many options.
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Afterward, we sat around the fire with brandy and Bénédictine and encouraged the guests to browse our vinyl collection and each in succession play a single cut, so that it was as if we were hearing those songs for the first time.
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The meetings were held on the sixth floor of City Hall, where top city officials sat around a curved table and put questions to whichever agency head had been called to the lectern that day to defend his or her agency's performance.
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We did a really fun education dinner party with my best friend Mary McCormack, Rashida Jones, Jim Parsons and Gabby Hoffman and that was really fun because we all hung out later than the dinner party and sat around, and my crew is there.
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He joked about how she and the other employees at the artsy theatre probably sat around and made fun of the people who went to the mainstream theatre, where they didn't even serve wine, and some of the movies were in IMAX 3-D.
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Late on a Thursday night in Elko, Nevada — a town many in the Bernie Sanders press corps hadn't heard of until earlier that day — reporters and campaign staff sat around a T-shaped marble bar drinking bottles of $10.99 Ménage a Trois Red Blend wine.
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Lee has funded male founders (August, Dollar Shave Club, Philz Coffee), as well as women founders (Textio, Brit & Co., Accompany); she has also sat around many tables with her mostly male VC peers as they've discussed where best to steer startups as they've sought follow-on funding.
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" She also appeared to discuss the pair's relationship when she went on a long rant about how boys can make women feel like they were the one who caused the problem in the relationship "when you were the one that sat around being there for somebody.
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On another farm a few hours away Thacienne Ahunkuye (pictured), a shy 26-year-old, looks down at her feet as she explains how a year ago she was unemployed and had sat around for four years doing more or less nothing on her parent's small homestead.
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While two photographs captured in 353 by Wehrmacht soldiers may portray these playful pieces, the royal palaces were soon bombed, eradicating any concrete evidence that the empress — known for quite the sexual appetite — ever sat around such mischievous decor, sipping on state-produced vodka while contemplating horseplay.
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Some of her fondest memories are from long winters as a child, when the light faded at four in the afternoon and the heavy snows kept schools shut for months and the children sat around the fire, without TVs or radios, listening to the elders' tales.
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Earlier in the day in Broward County, two-person counting teams — along with representatives from each campaign and party — sat around 100 tables in an airy warehouse at the office of the supervisor of elections, poring over tens of thousands of ballots contained in 29 plastic bins.
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In other words, it looked like most of the marrow-rich deer metapodials at Qesem had sat around for at least two weeks, and maybe up to nine weeks, before people cut away the skin, cracked open the bone, and enjoyed a tasty, convenient meal of leftovers.
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Here's what happened: When the campaign only had possession of the Washington Post transcript of the Access Hollywood video — but not the video itself — Trump's top aides sat around a conference table in Trump Tower to discuss whether the foul-mouthed person in the transcript was actually Trump.
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We sat around watching bad television that nobody wanted to watch and then I said I thought I'd go for a walk, but the canal towpath was too quiet, the streets leading off the marketplace too noisy, so I came back home, watched more television, and went to bed.
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Allison had kept the pig in her lap throughout the meal, feeding it from her plate, and afterward, while we sat around the living room cradling brandies and Bénédictine, she propped the thing up at the piano, where it picked out "Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star" with its modified hooves.
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Every day at four we trickled into the basement room by the lockers: me, Mellie, Bobby, Carl, Radar, Stan, Ellen S., and Ellen V. Because we couldn't leave until everyone was there, we sat around chitchatting, changing our shoes, and watching Bobby pick the callouses on his feet.
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In the days that followed the Times article, Simona Kazinets, a senior at Baruch College and a self-professed movie buff, sat around the dinner table with her family and bemoaned the now-tainted Pulp Fiction, a family favorite and a movie that Weinstein produced while running Miramax in 123.
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"I can tell you that when my folks sat around the table and first saw it — and I&aposm talking about police personnel who have been on the job 25, 30 years who have seen just about everything — there wasn&apost a dry eye around the table," the chief said.
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There's something particularly heartwarming about imagining Chance and his boys deciding to make their own "Optimistic" video while sat around in someone's living room, and though we're inches from the jaws of darkness, it's tidbits like this – grown men dancing with reckless abandon and impressive rhythm – that might just save us all.
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I was used to it on the ranch — wheat-truck drivers (men, who drove the wheat to the elevator and sat around between loads) earned $12 per day; house help (women, who cooked three meals and two snacks, served and cleaned up, while doing laundry and child care) made $5 per day.
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I opened the back doors and put on a tiny pair of house shorts and smoked a bong for like two hours and sat around watching telly, and then started playing with the gun and walking around with it, storming Simon's room with it and using rolled up socks as flash grenades.
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WASHINGTON — For more than an hour one evening in 13, President Trump sat around a dinner table in a private suite in his Washington hotel with a group of donors, including two men at the center of the impeachment inquiry, talking about golf, trade, politics — and removing the United States ambassador to Ukraine.
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Inside David S. Mack Sports and Exhibition Complex at Hofstra University on Wednesday afternoon, players and coaches from eight New York City-area midmajor college basketball programs sat around tables not selling themselves to potential suitors but promoting their stories and those of their teams in front of a rarity: a large news media audience.
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"When you want to expand your plant, or when Mark wants to come in and build a big massive plant, or when Dell wants to come in and do something monstrous and special - you're going to have your approvals really fast," Trump said, referring to Mark Fields, CEO of Ford, who sat around the boardroom style table.
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Afterward, everyone sat around a photo album that Ms. Ryles had been putting together since the day she met Mr. Lee, flipping through pages filled with pictures of their days in middle school, high school and college, and many other images from across a decade filled with more than 100,000 miles worth of sacrifice, commitment and dedication.
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"When you want to expand your plant, or when Mark wants to come in and build a big massive plant, or when Dell wants to come in and do something monstrous and special — you're going to have your approvals really fast," Trump said, referring to Mark Fields, CEO of Ford, who sat around the boardroom-style table in the Roosevelt Room.
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"When you want to expand your plant, or when Mark wants to come in and build a big massive plant, or when Dell wants to come in and do something monstrous and special – you're going to have your approvals really fast," Trump said, referring to Mark Fields, CEO of Ford, who sat around the boardroom-style table in the Roosevelt Room.
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"When you want to expand your plant, or when Mark wants to come in and build a big massive plant, or when Dell wants to come in and do something monstrous and special - you're going to have your approvals really fast," Trump said, referring to Mark Fields, CEO of Ford, who sat around the boardroom-style table in the Roosevelt Room.
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Afterward, as we sat around a campfire, the music started up: "O surdato 'nnammurato," a Neapolitan love song about soldiers at the front during World War I. "Oh my life, oh heart of my heart, you were my first love, and you'll be my last love," the cowboys sang in dialect over the strumming guitar and the wail of the horn.
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To drive the point home further, Eric Lander, a geneticist and director of the Broad Institute of MIT (and someone who once sat around a table with Jeffrey Epstein), mentioned a potential breakthrough in treating angiosarcoma, a rare, highly fatal cancer by using using DNAthat, Lander argued, may never have happened if it weren't for people's willingness to fork over health and genetic information.
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On the Tuesday of Simon's first performance, Ms. DesRoche brought him early to the theater to meet the cast; onstage, as most of the cast sat around the perimeter talking to acclimate him to the scene, Mr. Lea held a sort of dress rehearsal, using treats to lure the dog as he chased him around the stage, or lying on the floor and letting the dog crawl over his body.
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