Beat up badly and can't see out of one eye.
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"It's a profile that we see out there," Juy said.
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Mr Emanuel will see out his term until next May.
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You can see out, but no one can see in.
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IS THAT HARD TO SEE OUT IN FRONT OF YOU?
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I know how you can see out of these cars.
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If I couldn't see out, how could anybody see in?
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Q - What do you want to see out of it?
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The blinds were drawn, so they could not see out.
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What are big picture themes you're expecting to see out there?
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Can you imagine all the ugly ones you'd see out there?
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I'd arrange it so he could always see out the window.
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It's about everything that I see out there that I digest.
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The subject couldn't see out but could be observed by others.
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Unable to see out of eyes that had been beaten shut.
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What do you see out there that gives you that hope?
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Terry was released to see out his career at Aston Villa.
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Passengers can see out, but no one outside can see them.
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Mostly they look similar to what you see out this window.
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"We wanted to see out of each other's eyes," she says.
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Dijsselbloem will see out his role as Eurogroup chief in mid-January.
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It'll be as bright and crisp as what you see out your window.
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The other real table of two leave, and I see out our foursome.
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Mr Sánchez says he wants to see out the parliament's term until 2020.
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By Seven's "England and a Broken Radio" to see out my adventure with.
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Most women come to see out unexpected pregnancies and give birth, she said.
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They're so thick that she wonders how he can see out of them.
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He returned to his boyhood team to see out his career in 2014.
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"That's pretty secure, and most people can see out two years," Dalton said.
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It is not necessarily guaranteed that he will even see out the season.
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Other experts are still skeptical that Merkel could see out a full fourth term.
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What does a Rand Paul want to see out of the Supreme Court pick?
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The fracas will nevertheless make it tougher for her to see out her term.
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We've got to have dreams bigger than what we can see out the window.
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The only light came through windows so dirty it was hard to see out.
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The person wearing it, who goes by Frozentrually, couldn't see out of the costume.
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Who needs a heavy, hard-to-see-out-of mask when you have makeup?
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You'll be able to see out into space from every room in the hotel.
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But for now, what it's doing is inflating the balances you see out there.
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Spence couldn't see out of it, but he could use it to record others.
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This is one we seriously hope to see out before the end of 2020.
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There was no top, but the sides were so high he couldn't see out.
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This favorable transit lends us the endurance we need to see out difficult tasks.
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That to me is not what you typically see out of a Jamaican team.
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"It was like a horror movie you expect to see out of Hollywood," Crouse says.
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All this leaves many commentators thinking that Merkel may just see out her whole term.
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Some people take photos of designs they see out in the world that inspire them.
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By the end of the game, Rivers could hardly see out of his left eye.
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So any image that you see out there is one that I wanted to take.
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But unlike Wanjohe and Njorage, the brothers did not have to see out their sentences.
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Save for a slit in his beak to see out of, the suit is unventilated.
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"Because I don't view that as obscene as other content that you see out there."
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BECKY QUICK: You probably can see out for months, just based on bookings and consumers.
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Alan Diaz, photographer (from Elián documentary): I see out of the closet Elián and Donato.
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Since he could not see out of the suit, a tiny monitor helped him manoeuvre.
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London is abuzz with rumours that the wounded prime minister may not see out the year.
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She insists she'll stick around to see out her term, but Tuesday's vote will determine that.
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Please see out last public SEC Form 8-K filing dated September 1 available at www.ittesi.
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Just like your windows at home, if something gets on the cornea, you can't see out.
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There is a further risk that the next coalition does not see out a full term.
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This one is a bit more detailed than the one you'll see out in Burbank, California.
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Then, two days later, he woke up completely unable to see out of his right eye.
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There has also been speculation that he could seek to see out his career at Ferrari.
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There has also been speculation that Hamilton could seek to see out his career at Ferrari.
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Then I took mom back home so she could see out her final days in peace.
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Surprise bills are typically generated when patients see out-of-network providers, often in emergency situations.
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Rome has seen empires come and go; it can see out the 19 months until then.
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Tax reform may be the last big initiative we will see out of Washington this year.
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What are young people, and young conservatives like yourself, hoping to see out of a Trump presidency?
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You could probably find an expert to prove that cats see out of their buttholes, you know?
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Not long ago pundits speculated that Angela Merkel, the German chancellor, might not see out her term.
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As the family is traveling on a private plane, Ryan naturally wants to see out the window.
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England's game plan was to hold what they had, to contain Russia and see out a victory.
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For example, Pokorny says many people think her kids can't see out of her elaborate crocheted costumes.
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I'll say this: One on one, he's a different person than the persona you see out there.
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Post-surgery, Martha's eyes remained red and droopy, and she can't see out of one of them.
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Neither side can be blamed for being assertive about they want to see out of tax reform.
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"All the fancy design terms that you see out there, none of it means anything," he said.
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The less of it you see out there the more you feel like it is special to you.
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Dust from the crash was so thick that passengers could not see out of the train, she said.
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But what Joshua-generation woman do you see out there, ready to lead her party or her country?
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The serve is maybe the biggest thing, but everything you see out there has been influenced by Taylor.
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I told him: 'Son, you can quit, but only after you see out the rest of the season.
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"I'm legally blind and can only see out of my right eye," Fischbach told Motherboard in an email.
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For example, research shows that people see out-groups as less evolved and more animalistic than in-groups.
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But the power was back on, and he said he had enough supplies to see out the fires.
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Not just because of the scary movies it inspires and the creepy costumes you'll see out there today.
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It's like Disney casting was reading our dream journal regarding what we want to see out of the character.
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But why not put the kind of female-centric work you want to see out there in the world?
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To be fair, it's got to be difficult to move around in and see out of that Mario suit.
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Best of all, perhaps, this exhibition lets the viewer see out of the eyes of one of Crumb's women.
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By signing those artists and helping them see out their visions, I feel like I've helped in some way.
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Any time you look out a window, you'll be able to see out into a galaxy far, far away.
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"The biggest thing for Joffrey that I would like to see out of him more is consistency," Donovan said.
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At first, I thought it was just Shea, but you could see out to Flushing and everything was dark.
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Not even Ella herself could see out the festive period without at least one (17) Quality Streets before tea.
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And I really think that is what you will see out of the Trump administration in the long term.
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David Beckham was one of the first high profile soccer players to see out his career in the MLS.
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After they fought, Fury admitted he "couldn't see" out of his left eye for the majority of their fight.
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"You can see out of the blocks it has been difficult for him," Mr. Cox said of the governor.
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Judge Dan Polster, who helped mediate the initial court-ordered negotiations, will remain in place to see out their provisions.
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As a promoter, DJ, producer, and someone i see out a lot...I always try and think positively about things.
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Given the embryonic state of the project, it's not clear what kinds of games we'll see out of Special Projects.
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Even more entertaining than their drunk banter is the two men struggling to see out of their alcohol-covered eyes.
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If what you see out the window matters, plan ahead and ask your hotel for a view you can face.
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He has repeatedly promised to see out the government's term to November 2019, but that pledge seems increasingly in doubt.
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I opted for the bottom bunk on this train so that I could see out the window (despite the darkness).
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We could see out to the Paseo and could feel the breeze as the city finally began to cool down.
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"I realized there was blood streaming down my face, and I couldn't see out of my eye," Ms. Ayeh said.
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"As far as understanding the game plan and knowing what you see out there, I felt really confident," Petty said.
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"They are responding to what they see out there," said David Axelrod, a former senior adviser to President Barack Obama.
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Mr. Tsipras has insisted that his government will see out its four-year term, which is to expire in October.
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I could see out of them clearly, but they had a substantial amount of glare which somewhat hides my eyes.
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And the only thing you can see out of the corner of your eye is somebody&aposs leg going like this.
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Benjamin Swan: Right now, what we've done is everything that you see out the back is 100 percent designed by Sustenir.
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One of the most bizarre things that you'll see, out those girls who were sold, two of them had wedding DVDs.
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It isn't too surprising to see out of all her sisters, Kylie nabbed a pair of sexy stiletto boots from Khloé.
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"The last thing I heard was that he was able to see out of the eye and see colors," Herneisen said.
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How much longer will these alternate universes continue to frighten us more than what we see out of our own windows?
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As a frequent show-goer who is quite short, it's difficult enough trying to see out from behind super tall people.
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It's a brand called See out of Detroit, a family-owned business that has all these one-of-a-kind frames.
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I see out the window that it's really dark, and I'm wondering if it's going to be an unusually rainy day.
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Speculation is mounting over whether Merkel, who's known as "Mutti" ("mom") in Germany, will see out a fourth term in office.
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I'm not going to be the face you see out there just giving you a box of food for the photo op.
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All of the frames are equipped with backside anti-reflective coating, which means you can see out, but they can't see in.
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"Knickers" the bovine weighs approximately 1.4 tons and will see out his days in the paddocks of Lake Preston, Australia. https://t.
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"Remember my thesis — it is the stocks that make me less gloomy than the average bear I see out there," Cramer said.
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In the second round, however, Teymur began to land the kind of knees you only see out of an experienced professional kickboxer.
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Even with all of that I am lucky, I'm on the lighter end of the spectrum of shit to see out there.
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But the door was metal, had a peephole that you couldn't see out of, and was locked twenty-four hours a day.
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"An independent M&GPrudential will be in a far stronger position to seize the many opportunities we see out there," he said.
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The siblings, who were both represented by government lawyers, will see out their sentences in a juvenile rehabilitation institute, the spokesman said.
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I used to walk in the project and just be singing because what I see out—music for me, I don't write.
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"Normally I'd say it's O.K. if you can see out of one eye, but you need at least one," Ms. Woolf said.
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Riders can see out through the slide's transparent top, which offers them grand views of London as they plummet toward the earth.
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They get hit by cars, they trip on their costumes, they can't see out of their masks — all kinds of injuries occur.
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You won't be able to see out too well when you aim, but if you stay still you'll be incredibly hard to spot.
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Instead of looking for conspiracies, we're reminded to consider something else: #MeToo isn't solely about the cases we want to see out there.
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The front two rows are the best, since you can see out the windows without being completely blocked by the pontoons and engines.
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Although this adorable old pup can't watch TV or see out the window, he is clearly enjoying all that life has to offer.
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The styling inside also mimics Lamborghini's sports cars, even if the more upright windows allow you to actually see out of the car.
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According to everyone I've spoken to who's worn the costume, it's hot and hard to see out of, making even simulated fucking difficult.
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And it's interesting what you see out here in the Palm Springs area, and it's a celebration of modernism and these seminal architects.
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"It was like a horror movie you expect to see out of Hollywood," Washington County Sheriff's Lt. David Crouse told PEOPLE last month.
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On Wednesday, Rajoy said in parliament that he intended to see out his four-year term in office without calling an early election.
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And the helmets look like they have no way of seeing, but there's actually tiny slits, and they can see out perfectly well.
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This booster seat for cars and trucks keeps your furry companion in one place — and boosts them up to see out the window.
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The Argentinian, however, has previously spoken of his desire to see out his career with boyhood club Newell's Old Boys, according to Goal.
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Passengers can see out of floor-to-ceiling windows over the Meadowlands swamp across the Hudson River to the New York City skyline.
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But I&aposm just a political reporter and I&aposm looking at what I see out there and it looks pretty rough to me.
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On her belly appears a television screen; the footage is a view you might see out a car windshield while driving down the road.
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Only when that eye was covered did he realize that he could not see out of the one that had just been operated on.
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"For over 100 years, the Olympics have been going on, and it's only very recently we're starting to see out gay Olympians," he said.
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When Chelsey Tucker woke up one morning in 2009 and could not see out of her left eye, she rushed to the emergency room.
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The costly mistake required over 18 months of intensive treatments, and there's a chance he may never see out of his right eye again.
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It started raining so hard that I slowed down to 193 mph on the highway, and we could barely see out of the windshield.
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So far, only three of the 74 caught in possession of drugs have failed to see out their contract and get their offense expunged.
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When I look at the Twitter commentary of the march I see out of context insults that distort the reality of what actually happened.
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Each man represents a nation in conflict with the other; speaking with them, I wondered what path either could see out of the situation.
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And he might have had a better offensive line in front of him at Oklahoma than he'll see out of the gates in Arizona.
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QUICK: LET'S TALK A LITTLE BIT ABOUT THE BROADER MARKETS, TOO, BECAUSE YOU ALWAYS HAVE SOME BIG THOUGHTS ABOUT WHAT YOU SEE OUT THERE.
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In July he told his ministers that he wanted the government to see out its term; a month later he warned of an imminent ballot.
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In the midst of the naming and shaming, internet vigilantes have also misidentified protesters, so don't believe all the finger-pointing you see out there.
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Screenshot: Logan Webb (Twitter)There are many things that one never wants to see out a plane window, and this is definitely one of them.
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" When you have technology in search of a use, he said, "you end up with crap that we see out there in the enterprise today.
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You could see out of the back, the stereos sounded great, and the space in the front hood allowed you to transport luggage or groceries.
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A close aide to Modi said it is preferable for Rajan to see out his three-year term before his successor formally assumes the role.
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Continuing through the forest, were able to see out above the tops of rock walls that lined the tracks by sitting in the Skyline car.
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Ramaphosa, who will see out the remainder of Zuma's presidential term until elections next year, faces an uphill battle to win public and investor support.
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"It's a castle, but with all the modern comfort that you would require, rather than the relics that you can see out there," she said.
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And they'd say, 'They're here to protect you, Mr. Trump' ... "Some of the guys I see out on the [bikes] are rough," he went on.
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"I think if you google bi porn, the vast majority of what you see out there is what I call forced bi porn," he explained.
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It was the most bizarre thing ever, but I played the next night with literally two black, swollen eyes I could hardly even see out of.
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Much later, after his body had dissolved into a pulpy mass of pain and he could barely see out of one eye, everything finally went dark.
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Peel believes Merkel would stay in her post for another 18 to 24 months, meaning she would not see out the whole of her fourth term.
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If you want to see out your last years playing golf there is nowhere better: one huge retirement community, known as The Villages, has 48 courses.
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Makeshift camps were set up on higher ground only after the flooding, they said, so many people decided to see out the storm in their homes.
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A recent case report illustrates that danger of candida aurisThe 30-year-old man sought medical help because he couldn't see out of his right eye.
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Emerging from halftime buoyed by Dempsey's second goal of the tournament, the Americans needed only to see out the final 45 minutes to finish their job.
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The kitchen lights made it hard to see out the window, but she knew that there was a wooden booth outside where Cuban police kept watch.
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The bigger a telescope mirror is, the more light it can capture and the fainter and farther it can see — out in space, back in time.
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Dwindling support, a collapse in oil production and signs of dissent within the military mean Maduro could struggle to see out his new six-year term.
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"Interestingly there is no rule on whether someone can see out their mandate if they are no longer a minister," Schelling told Reuters in an interview.
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NOOK'S FRIEND: Yeah, we always talked about it, that we ain't going to be like the older people that we see out here, still out here.
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At Bedminster Pizza and Subs, patrons ate as they watched a national news broadcast on TV showing the same street they could see out the window.
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And I poked my head around the corner of my desk, so I could see out our front door into the front door of The Capital Gazette.
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When I woke up, bits of broken teeth were stuck in my tongue, blood drenched everything around me, and I couldn't see out of my left eye.
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Imagine that United do go on to win the FA Cup this year, and Van Gaal is allowed to see out the final year of his contract.
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Finding a galaxy devoid of this behavior means that there probably is a distinct, strange substance to blame for the effects we see out in the Universe.
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When she went to the hospital she was told that the trauma to her eye is so severe that she may never see out of it again.
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He had repeatedly promised to see out the government's term to November 2019, but that was a promise his key coalition partners were not looking to keep.
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There's the warden giving the nod of his head to the man behind the one-way glass, who can see out, but no one can see in.
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"Despite the depressing numbers that we see out there, the reality is that there are incredibly qualified people who can move into those positions," Mr. Chenault said.
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"The only silver lining one can see out of this mess is a Parliament with a significant opposition to provide some checks and balances," Mr. Iftekharuzzaman said.
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And as I'm pulling off I see out of the corner of my eye a big orange ball go right past, maybe two feet from my canopy.
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One businessman compared it to sitting in the back of a speeding car, unable to see out the front and hoping the driver knows where he's going.
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The cells lie on the perimeter of the building, which allows inmates to see out into the surrounding streets but has also contributed to the cold conditions.
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SULZBERGER: But if — you choose not to, I just, I want you to be aware of some of the consequences that I'm starting to see out there.
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There is one pair with cone-shaped lenses, which block everything in the periphery, so that you only see out of the small opening in the front.
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"I realized this is absolutely worse than a lifetime ban—which I can see, out of hysteria and not having the right tests, goes into place," Eagles says.
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"She can see out of both eyes, out of the left one it's a little bit blurry and it's still double vision," Cooksey said of her daughter's recovery.
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Watch: British Comedy's Rising Star Michaela Coel on Swapping God for Filthy Jokes But how likely am I, really, to see out the end of my days alone?
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I think the lovers of the web really need to be on the lookout for better ways to fund what we want to see out of this technology.
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Renault had hoped to secure Sainz before the end of the season but Tuesday's move indicates the departing Jolyon Palmer will now see out 2017 in that seat.
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The raked styling and sloping rear end means that the windows in the rear are too slim and high-placed for passengers to comfortably see out of them.
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His time at Anfield was one long, unhappy trudge towards obscurity, and it made us sad to see a beautiful eccentric condemned to see out his days alone.
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And 99 percent of the people I see out there, whether it's on the team radio during a race or on social media, will always cover themselves first.
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If his ideas on foreign policy differ from theirs, analysts say Khan would suffer a similar fate to other civilian leaders who have failed to see out their term.
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Rather than powering up to his knees or turning into his opponent, McGeary will attempt things that you don't often see out of the extremely lightweight and women's divisions.
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Will Huffman, a 27 year old from Richmond, Virginia knew it was just an accident – he couldn't see out his front window- but still he agonized over what happened.
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Rossi, 37, signed a contract extension in March to continue with Yamaha to 2018 in a deal likely to see out his career at the top level of motorcycling.
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"This could intensify a little bit as opposed to the complacency we see out of a lot of our clients of late," Strugger said Monday on CNBC's "Trading Nation."
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"Most people don't know I can see out; they're taking pictures or videos as if I'm not here," Linda Delores, 37, an actress from Manhattan, said inside her cube.
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McLaren currently use Renault engines and will see out the deal with the French manufacturer that runs until the end of next year, the team said in a statement.
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I have seen, in the last two years, people are willing to go miles to find the pumpkin things that they see out there or see on my page.
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Hopefully American ... America winning that future as well, and instead of retreating from it the way we kind of see out of D.C. So, California ... Look, California makes mistakes.
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So it was downright uplifting to see Out Magazine feature the women and non-binary femmes otherwise known as the "Mothers and Daughters of the Movement" in its latest issue.
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Suspending a player for two yellow cards in five games is excessive, and it would be far more sensible to see out the group stage and wipe the slate clean.
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Jane Patterson, political editor at state broadcaster Radio New Zealand said Key had to resign ahead of the next election if he did not plan to see out another term.
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And in many cases those are the people you see out more on Christmas, the people who have privilege to go home to their family, but choose to avoid it.
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She was inspired to "offer something that I didn't see out there, for people like me who don't feel comfortable in flowers and lace," she said of her White Collection.
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His story feels typical of the wacky headlines you often see out of the Sunshine State, so VICE followed him for the first installment of our new video series, WTFlorida.
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They find it frightening when we don't, and may continue to act out just to see out what it takes to get the grown-ups to act like grown-ups.
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After dozens of surgeries, I have a clean bill of cardiac health, I see out of one eye (not terribly well, I'm legally blind), and I wear bilateral hearing aids.
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He remembers the shades were drawn so he couldn't see out, and the civilians couldn't see the prisoners of war inside as they were transported through their towns, he said.
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The Latino protests you see out on the campaign trail are as much directed toward Trump's vitriol as they are toward TV media's inadequate and substandard news gathering and reporting.
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The German's current form has fueled speculation, despite his statements to the contrary, that he might not see out his Ferrari contract which runs out at the end of 2020.
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"The biggest thing you see out of TV — it creates a halo effect," Leydon said Thursday at the Code/Media conference at The Ritz-Carlton, Laguna Niguel in Dana Point, Calif.
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The fireworks kick off on July 20th, but to tide you over until then, we've rounded up all the big news we're expecting to see out of Comic-Con this year.
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The outcome of the Socialist primary in May could determine whether Rajoy will be able to see out his four year term as he tries to gain backing from the opposition.
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Japanese people have tended to see out all life's stages in the same dwelling, a custom they attribute to their history as a farming nation, when they had to stay put.
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Hops were growing over the farmhouse for a white IPA until Rose objected to not being able to see out of the windows and they had to be moved to poles.
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The simple fact of the matter is, a lot of these Muslim countries, they are just - they can't believe the stuff they see out of people who have distorted their faith.
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The simple fact of the matter is, a lot of these Muslim countries, they are just — they can't believe the stuff they see out of people who have distorted their faith.
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From here I can see out through the gaps in the walls, which frame the greenery of Kensington gardens, and strategically hidden from view are the main road and parked cars.
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And under constant pressure to deliver ever more packages, drivers have piled parcels so high on their dashboards that they couldn't see out the windshield — causing at least one serious collision.
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In contrast, Vettel's slump in form had fueled speculation, despite his statements to the contrary, that he might not see out his Ferrari contract which runs to the end of 2020.
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McLaren then used Honda engines for three years before switching to Renault and will see out the final year of its contract with the French company in 2020, the report said.
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Yes, and then I would say a lot of them, at some point, then build up these walls that prevent them from seeing out, and/or they don't want to see out.
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And I poked my head around the corner of my desk so I could see out our front door into the front door of the Capital Gazette, and I saw a gun.
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The Norwegian arm of the German automaker cut a small car in half and constructed a plexiglass trailer around it, letting the driver see out but preventing anyone else from seeing in.
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He's not like the many cute guys I see out and about in the city where I dream up some epic love only to forget what they look like an hour later.
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The plane will see out its retirement alongside a vintage 2747 once flown by Air France and is expected to become a popular tourist attraction when it goes on display in 203.
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Finally able to see out of her rear window again, Howarth returned home thinking the whole mess was behind her, but when she woke up the next morning, the bees had returned.
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It was the kind of growth that you expect to see out of players heading into their sophomore seasons, and Lyles showed it in ways that could benefit the Jazz next season.
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Sure, you have to express yourself and how totally stressed out messiness (or aggressive neatness) makes you, but don't just harp harp harp on every dirty sock you see out of place.
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Yeah, and the only way I see out of it is for the Republicans to face a series of devastating defeats and realize that the path they're on is no longer viable.
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Unfortunately, that's a rare trait in UK pop right now, but it's one we see out in full force on her newest offering, mixtape Number 1 Angel, released on Friday 10 March.
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"My videos are very different from the other videos that you'll see out there because there aren't people screaming in background, or dirty fingernails, or dogs barking, or really shaky cameras," she explained.
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The two were in "the water park area on the ship, which is designed for the kids," when Anello lifted Chloe up onto the wooden railing so she could see out, Winkleman said.
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Much like the three-legged kitten and amputee girl who became instant best friends, the man and his new dog can both only see out of one eye, making them the perfect match.
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From there, he started building his vision which he hopes will eventually see out 120 completed homes/lots, an eco lodge, a yoga exercise pavilion, hiking trails, and small manicured parks for barbaques.
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Sure, I had loved my stylish frames when they served their sartorial purpose, but at the end (and beginning, ha) of the day, I need practical glasses that I can see out of.
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But while he concedes he is yet to speak to club president Josep Maria Bartomeu about a new contract, Messi insists it is his desire to see out his career with the club.
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"We've been focused on improving things that Detroiters can see out their windows," said Arthur Jemison, who's been leading the city's housing and revitalization efforts since Mayor Mike Duggan took office in 2014.
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At the courthouse, she stepped inside a wooden mobile armoire with a one-way window, through which she could see out but no one could see in, and she was wheeled into court.
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Every type of romantic engagement that I see out there is almost always a direct reflection of capitalism, commodity fetishism, power dynamics, submission, domination, trade, trying to pull one over on another person.
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"I remember going up into one guy's apartment and you couldn't see out his window," said Robert J. Braverman, a Manhattan real estate lawyer who represents 255 Hudson Street, about a different resident.
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"We've taken five times the amount of bets on him failing to see out his full term than on him doing so," said Jessica Bridge, a spokesperson for Ladbrokes, a British betting market.
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He'd probably been coming through the front door right as I was parting the curtain, and then had been walking behind me when my sleeping eyes were trying to see out into the dark.
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"We both thought that one of the things we don't see out there in the museum world is enough education about the materiality of artwork," comments Baade while explaining the origins of the project.
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Charitable donations aside, previous collaborations between Lamar and Reebok have come with bespoke advertising campaigns—the sort of thing that could benefit teenagers from Lamar's Compton roots, inspiring them to see out their potential.
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He went on to say what he'd prefer to see out of Hanoi is a roadmap for negotiations between Washington and Pyongyang going forward and Yongbyon — the key North Korean nuclear facility — completely shutdown.
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"As in the words of our offensive coordinator, he's not the kind of guy you're going to see out at the bar having a drink and slapping a girl's ass ... he's not Johnny Manziel."
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Over the course of eight years Benjamin finds a new flame, winds up on the Man Booker prize longlist, and comes to realise where and with whom he would prefer to see out his days.
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A cloud on the euro zone political horizon, however, is Sunday's Spanish socialist primary, the outcome of which could determine whether Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy will be able to see out his four-year term.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Jolyon Palmer has denied speculation that he risks losing his Renault Formula One seat from next month's Malaysian Grand Prix, saying on Thursday that he will see out the remainder of the season.
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For instance, the cost of getting a ceramic or porcelain crown over metal can run up to $2,000 for patients who see out-of-network dentists or who have no insurance, according to FAIR Health.
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The decision to let Gordillo see out her trial under house arrest came as the political party she founded, the New Political Alliance Party (Panal), said it would back the PRI in the 2018 election.
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The tension over timing reflects the fact that while a referendum held after January 2017 could push President Maduro out of office, he would be replaced by his vice president to see out his term.
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But whoever follows Ms. Merkel — for many, Europe's de facto leader — will inherit a fractious party and, if Ms. Merkel is unwilling or unable to see out her chancellorship through to 2021, a fragmented country.
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But, for me, another neurosis replaced it: Everybody in my hometown suddenly felt related, tangled vines of my kin ensnaring the landscape, squeezing until the hills rose up higher, so high you couldn't see out.
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"We've got some initiatives in place, which we are going see out through the next few months, and also some new food news, which we think will reenergize the daypart," he said, referring to the morning.
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"We've got some initiatives in place, which we are going see out through the next few months, and also some new food news, which we think will re-energize the daypart," he said, referring to mornings.
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Corine Remande said she was unable to see out of her right eye after being hit when Koepka's drive veered wide of the fairway on the sixth hole on Friday, the opening day of the event.
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What you see out of this is what we know anecdotally, that people live in very cloistered separate universes, our little echo chambers within themselves, so that they don't even see the world the same way.
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On the primary trail, its fallout has been lesser: mainly a dreary argument over whether Mr Christie should or would interrupt his campaigning in New Hampshire to see out the storm in his snow-struck state.
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Featuring G-Eazy, Russ, and Iman Europe, it's a step up from last year's very good project Father Figure and displays all the progression and improvement you could hope to see out of a budding artist.
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So I have some insight into the mindset of the part of the country "coasties" only see out of a window at forty-thousand feet, and only then because the in-flight wifi is broken again.
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I think we're back to where Michael was, I think the use that we see out there is that people are creating iMessage streams with 1003 people to talk about the Giants and the Cubs game.
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"His no-holds barred approach to Hillary tonight is what conservatives have wanted to see out of a candidate since Bill Clinton was in office," said Craig Robinson, former political director of the Iowa Republican Party.
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On the evening of May 23rd Mariano Rajoy, the conservative prime minister, was celebrating his minority government's success in getting this year's budget through Congress, opening the way for him to see out another couple of years.
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There is a much-told tale that the first design for the Mercury capsules had no windows: the engineers saw no need for the astronauts to be able to see out, because they were basically just payload.
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A series of restrictions imposed over the past three years has cut collective consumption by over half since 2015, as city officials look to see out the hot summer months into winter, when rain normally replenishes reservoirs.
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NATALIE WALKERFebruary 19, 2016 Actress and prankster Natalie Walker created the sham Tinder profiles after noting how Charles Manson's 1960s look was reminiscent of a lot of the shaggy young men she'd see out on the town.
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The audience could see the engineers' faces projected onto giant screens above each team's hut, but the players controlling the robots could not see out; the window in front of them was made of an opaque glass.
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Window seats are already preferred by a large segment of travelers due to the additional entertainment they offer, but traditional airplane windows are only so limited in their size and what you can see out of them.
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"I don't want to hear folks complaining and not doing something about it," Obama said, addressing the young people in the convention center and beyond whom he said he's been heartened to see out on the streets.
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He needed 13 stitches over his right eye after butting heads with Kawhi Leonard on April 4; that kept him out of one game, and then only because he could not see out of the swollen eye.
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"I see out there people responding to calls we have made, people behaving in a manner that is democratic and I see our people are transforming the country," Koroma said, casting his vote in Freetown's Goderich district.
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Draghi declined to comment on that fact that he will see out his term without raising interest rates other than to point out that the ECB's governing council as a whole is responsible for setting monetary policy.
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There is also doubt over whether Merkel, known as "Mutti" (mother) in Germany, will see out the whole of what will be her fourth term as chancellor and there is speculation on who her successor might be.
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So this is really a reflection of what Canadians wanted to see out of the politics and out of a government, and I'm just happy to follow the great direction given to me by so many people.
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Much like the leaf mani, my checks started to chip around the day-five mark, but luckily only on one finger, so a quick DIY job meant it was resurrected to see out the rest of the week.
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The Netherlands has a long history of coalition government, but the current degree of fragmentation is unusually high, and there is a risk of a weaker or more unstable government that does not see out a full term.
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The greenback has sunk since President Donald Trump's firing of FBI Director James Comey sparked uproar in Washington and a rise in the odds on betting markets that he would not see out the term begun in January.
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"Healthcare is one of the few sectors with high quality, above-market growth and it's relatively immune to the array of macro headwinds that we see out there," said Martin Jarzebowski, sector head of healthcare for Federated Investors.
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"The single most important thing that we need to see out of tax reform is permanent, more competitive tax rates," said Austin Ramirez, president and CEO of HUSCO International, a Wisconsin-based hydraulic and electro-hydraulic component manufacturer.
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A photo the Ontario Provincial Police released on their Twitter account shows the passenger car covered in a foot of snow, with just one-third of the windshield cleared to allow the driver to see out of it.
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Tillman (or Tillman-as-Misty, whatever) isn't diagnosing society's follies and humanity's missteps over seven-minute stretches anymore, because the hotel stays and Adderall abuses and self-destructive impulses piled up too high for him to see out.
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At G.E.'s interim headquarters in Boston, and in the permanent one set to open next year, the offices for top leaders have glass walls that enable them to see out and, in turn, let employees see in.
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We had 2,000 people who were interested in MensLib just in the first few days of being live [in August 2015], and we started trying to craft what we wanted to see out of that kind of community.
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Next week will provide investors with clues as to how far the U.S. Federal Reserve is from its next interest rate hike and whether the European Central Bank will see out the year without easing its monetary policy again.
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Apple is starting See out at a similar cost, which feels like a pretty big bet to place on a brand-new sci-fi series, even one with the star power of Jason Momoa and Alfre Woodard behind it.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - Fernando Alonso is not ready to swap his recalcitrant McLaren for a supermarket trolley just yet, despite the Formula One team's troubled start to the season prompting speculation about whether the Spaniard will see out the year.
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Herfried Muenkler, professor at Berlin's Humboldt University, said even if Merkel assembled a new coalition, she was unlikely to see out her term, because there would either be a new elections or she would make way for a successor.
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I dodge two tackles with a bit of nice footwork in order to face goal and, as I do that, I see out the corner of my eye that the goalie has strayed off his line maybe 10 yards.
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And for people who are already suffering from medical problems, that policy could determine whether someone lives the rest of their days with irreparable injury, disease, or disability — like whether they will see out of two eyes, or one.
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Winter is nothing if not unpredictable — one morning you might have a light dusting of snow on your windshield, and the next you could find yourself cracking through ice just to be able to see out of your car.
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But the greater dispersion of parliamentary seats means a protracted negotiation could leave the Netherlands lacking a government for several months, and there is a possibility of a more unstable government that does not see out a full term.
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The Virsliga can take heart from the fact that it was able to see out the rest of the 2015 season, albeit considerably lighter than it once was, and that it has moved forward this season with eight clubs.
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At the moment, restrictions make it compulsory for residents to use no more than 50 liters per person per day, as city officials look to see out the hot summer months into winter, when Cape Town usually gets rain.
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It was the third consecutive match the U.S. had won 2-1, using impressive game-management skills to see out the contests and frustrate their opponents where in previous tournaments they had become used to simply blowing teams away.
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LCH clears the bulk of interest rate swaps traded in the EU. "It's good to have a formal structure out there in public as a contrast to what we may or may not see out of the European Union," Quintenz said.
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Expect parking spaces painstakingly carved from walls of snow protected with garbage bins and lawn furniture, exhausted TV meteorologists describing what you can see out your window, and kids with fingers crossed hoping the snow will mean no school on Monday.
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From Coinage: See Where 6 Stars Were Before They Were Famous "Most people don't know I can see out; they're taking pictures or videos as if I'm not here," one performer, Linda Delores, told The New York Times of her experience.
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Short, narrative-focused titles have gone down well, ideal fare to see out a day: I finished The Bunker, Virginia, and Dear Esther's consoles-tuned "Landmark Edition" in single sittings, each a compact experience that warrants investigation for very different reasons.
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Zuma made some last-minute concessions in the hope that opponents would let him see out his time, agreeing to establish a judicial enquiry into allegations that the Gupta brothers had influenced cabinet appointments and received unfair access to state tenders.
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The first challenge is easier: Rapino said he plucked his new chief revenue officer, Tom See, out of the theme park business because Disneyland and Universal Studios know how to upsell their guests on additional purchases like food and merchandise.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - Next week will provide investors with clues as to how far the U.S. Federal Reserve is from its next interest rate hike and whether the European Central Bank will see out the year without easing its monetary policy again.
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"The Government has never encouraged students from mainland China to see out a 214-day period in a third country, as they could be impacted by future travel restrictions put in place by those countries," Tehan said in a statement.
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Merkel was expected to remain chancellor of Germany until her term in office ends in 2021 but if one of her political rivals is elected to the CDU leadership, it could be difficult for her to see out the full term.
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Our brains don't work that well at understanding the implications of that, and so I'd say you do kind of see out just a few years and it's hard to imagine what's going to happen beyond two to three years.
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I don't really know how you see out of it, and getting in and out looks like a real production — the entire body hinges upward on an electric lift, then you climb over the chassis and into one of the two tandem seats.
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Political turmoil in Washington has also raised worries that there could be delays in Trump's efforts to implement his economic stimulus plans and a shortening of the odds on betting markets that he would not see out the term begun in January.
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The way we see out role in this campaign through our agenda project is to add a heel and a rudder on this ship of the Republican party and give it direction so we can take the American people a real choice.
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I had only asked three comedians the offending question so far—my plans to also ask Patton Oswalt, T.J. Miller, and Dave Chappelle, who I could see out of the corner of my eye making his way down the aisle, were stymied.
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Head coach Oleh Bazylevych had not been aboard the plane with his players, and so was left with the stark task of rebuilding a shattered football club (the 40-year-old would see out the season before departing Pakhtakor for CSKA Moscow).
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A team of diverse engineers, scientists, and architects known as Hyphen Labs built functional products that hang on the walls, like sunscreen for high-melanin skin, and a ScatterViz hater-blocking visor you can see out of but others can't see in.
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"What we see, out in communities, is what you would see normally in wartime," he told reporters, adding he hoped the situation would improve in the next few months but Investec was ready to work for a prolonged period in the current circumstances.
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"With every statistic we see out of Asia, ex-China, whether it's Taiwan, whether it's Hong Kong and other Asian countries, they're suffering slowdowns from their sensitivity and exposure to China," said Peter Boockvar, managing director of Washington-based economic advisory firm The Lindsey Group.
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"I may not be able to see out of my right eye, but with my good eye, I can see that Trump is a man who inherited his money and spent his entire life pretending like he earned it," Reid said at the time.
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"I may not be able to see out of my right eye, but with my good eye, I can see that Trump is a man who inherited his money and spent his entire life pretending like he earned it," Mr. Reid said, among other digs.
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For three hours a day, Mr. Jones sat while Mr. Hill and three other artists put the thing on: the foam latex suit and gloves, the fiberglass helmet with eyes he couldn't see out of, the sharp fangs, the remote-control gizmos in his spine.
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He has talked about establishing connections between players on and off the field, and of teaching them to recognize when to press the pace, and when to have the maturity to slow it down, to control possession, to see out a potential victory like Tuesday's.
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"If you're flying visually, if you get caught in a situation where you can't see out the windshield, the life expectancy of the pilot and the aircraft is maybe 10, 15 seconds, and it happens all the time, and it's really a shame," Waldman said.
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The mayhem occurred on what Chinese people call "chu yi," the first day of the traditional Lunar New Year, when extended families are often gathered together after a night of banquets, toasts and fireworks to see out the old year and bring in the new.
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Collins noted the CBO's finding that a 64-year-old person with an income of $26,500 would see out-of-pocket premium costs soar from $1,700 to as high as $16,85033 in some cases — an 850 percent increase, something Democrats highlighted at a press conference earlier Wednesday.
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The performance that they'll see out of it will be really exciting, and by making sure that their games work really well on Intel integrated graphics means, downstream, they'll have access to a larger install base of end users who will be able to play these games.
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They would feature a graphic display users could see out of the corners of their eyes, and wearers could make calls, livestream their positions, and more with Facebook-powered AI. The project has been developed at Facebook Reality Labs in Redmond, Washington for several years, CNBC reports.
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I called it like it is, and that's what we see out of the mainstream media, especially CNN, every single day, so obviously I'm going to tell the truth, and I did it today and it's laughable how they've responded," she said on "The Ingraham Angle.
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Privately insured people suffering from drug and alcohol addiction or mental health conditions pay more out-of-pocket for care and are more likely to see out-of-network providers than people with chronic physical health conditions, according to a new study in JAMA Network Open.
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However, parliament has yet to agree on a new electoral law and three senior political sources told Reuters they expected newly appointed Prime Minister Paolo Gentiloni to see out the legislature, regardless of what happened within the PD. The date for the Congress will be decided this coming weekend.
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From my upper-level bed I can see out the window to the platform, where a lively scene is unfolding: the typical hustle and bustle of a major station, older women selling hot meat and potato pies, fried chicken and pickles, people rushing in and out of the train.
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They interact with other matter via only the gravitational force, crucially evading electromagnetic interactions, which are what most of the interactions we see out in the world are based on: from a baseball whapping into a catcher's mitt to the nanoscale electrical circuits enabling the machine you are now staring at.
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With his team — one of the richest and deepest clubs in the world — reduced to 20 men and suddenly out of goalkeepers, Manchester City Manager Pep Guardiola was forced to turn to a defender, Kyle Walker, to see out the final 24 minutes of a 20-1 tie with Atalanta.
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I mean, of course if I go back at year-end and at the end of the first quarter, we are measuring investor sentiment and corporate sentiment was very constructive, very positive, although on a wait-and-see and to see exactly what we will see out of the new administration.
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"I couldn&apost see out the window, there was LOTS of lightning strikes hitting around us, the trees were bending completely in half around us, the boys were SCREAMING, and I for the first time since I became a mother, felt completely clueless and helpless on what to do," Langley wrote.
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I think the number one thing you're going to see out of the trade war is the reorientation of the complete supply chain of Japan, Western Europe and the United States and Southeast Asia that 800 million people -- even before you get to India, okay -- around the freedom-loving countries.
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Cover image: EL PASO, TX - JULY 25: A man, identified only as Juan, and his son, Manuel speak to each other about what they see out their window as they relax together in their room at an Annunciation House facility after they were reunited on July 25, 2018 in El Paso, Texas.
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Probably ‑‑ depending on the source you want to use, probably 65% of the total cyber activity of concern that you see out in the Worldwide Web today is largely criminal, groups, individual actors using cyber, using the web as a vehicle to gain access to data which they then turn around for economic advantage.
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What begins as a relaxing, some might say boring, way to see out a few months soon turns sinister, as Henry—as well as his supervisor Delilah, stationed in a nearby (but unreachable) watchtower of her own—finds himself threatened by a force that's got little to do with the natural beauty around him.
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Pramila Patten, special envoy of U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres on sexual violence in conflict, said one woman told her she was held by Myanmar troops for 45 days and raped repeatedly, while another woman could no longer see out of one eye after it was bitten by a soldier during a sexual assault.
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Soccer fans in the U.S. will still have the opportunity to see Rooney play for a little longer, as he's pledged to see out the remainder of the MLS season with D.C. The former England captain signed for the Washington-based franchise from Everton in July 2018 and has scored 23 goals in 41 league games.
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"If surprisingly the Netherlands were to form a government — they have been working on it for a long time — and it happened in, say, September, then my personal opinion is that Jeroen Dijsselbloem should see out his mandate until January and that in the meantime the time should be used to agree on a succession plan," Schelling said.
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What numbers do you see out there, what realities can you describe, that support the notion that despite Donald Trump's low approval ratings and the typical two-years-after pendulum swing for the party that doesn't hold the White House, which whacked Democrats hard in 2010, your party will be spared and (snark alert!) traipsing through clover.
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"I want to see -- out of the Senate and out of the House -- people who see the United States Congress as a toy or a plaything or as a trophy or as a thing of stature," Brooks said, saying he wants to support lawmakers who would tackle the US debt that he said he is sure will cause the insolvency of America.
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As you'll be able to tell if you actually read through any of the privacy policies that appear when you sign up for a new website, install a new app, or boot up a new device, it's just about impossible to stay completely untracked unless you're going to retreat to an off-the-grid cabin in the woods to see out your final days.
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Now, some of those clerics are completely legitimate, some people you know, over the time have propagated a more rigid form of Islam, again not necessary the vision of al Qaeda and ISIL, but a fairly rigid version of Islam, that we saw over time get taken and perverted by the more extremist elements into the ideology that we see out of al Qaeda.
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The Townhouse on High Seas Court in the Cove Village development, in the Baltimore suburb of Essex, was not exactly the Cape Cod retreat that its address implied: It was a small unit looking onto a parking lot, the windows of its two bedrooms so high and narrow that a child would have had to stand on a chair to see out of them.
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Yaya Toure isn't quite the Marlon Brando of the Premier League (he's yet to set up his own island kingdom in the South Pacific, for a start) but he's not a million miles off: a figure of exalted greatness apparently destined to see out his final days in high-salaried exile, status eroded by public fall outs, reputation having nosedived from sporting god to professional liability.
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The townhouse on High Seas Court in the Cove Village development, in the Baltimore suburb of Essex, was not exactly the Cape Cod retreat that its address implied: It was a small unit looking onto a parking lot, the windows of its two bedrooms so high and narrow that a child would have had to stand on a chair to see out of them.
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"Worst thing comes to worst, I f–king die a tragic death or some s–t — and I'm not able to see out my dreams — I at least want to know that the kids perceived my message and were able to make something of themselves and able to take my message and use it and turn it into something positive," the 20-year-old said on the video.
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"If worse thing comes to worst, and I f—ing die or some s— and I'm not able to see out my dreams, I at least want to know that the kids perceived my message and were able to make something of themselves and able to take my message and use it and turn it into something positive and to at least have a good life," XXXTentacion said in the footage.
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"If worse thing comes to worst, and I f—ing die or some s— and I'm not able to see out my dreams, I at least want to know that the kids perceived my message and were able to make something of themselves and able to take my message and use it and turn it into something positive and to at least have a good life," he said.
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That all of those records have been set by a team that did not have a single senior midfielder among its substitutes last night, that had an academy graduate at right-back, that deployed a left back who was playing in Scotland's lower leagues four years ago, and that had to bring on Klavan — a seasoned pro, but hardly a world-beater — to see out the game is remarkable.
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The study — which for now will be US-only — comes after two years of Zimmer Biomet working with Apple behind the scenes, Spooner said, on not just making sure the parameters of what Zimmer Biomet hoped to achieve in a connected app would be possible, but also for Apple to understand what stakeholders in the health industry would want to see out of a health service built around a smartwatch and smartphone.
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So the man who almost single-handedly turned Man City into heavyweights – and that's little exaggeration, considering that at least three pivotal games in their climb to the top of English football hinged on Toure's cinematic, match-winning interventions – looks set to see out his days watching on while a parasitic goon mouths off on his behalf, broadsheet headlines tell him to "pipe down" and his formerly Midas-like influence on the first-team is recast as toxic.
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I think too big to fail is something we need to watch, but I think we have made excellent progress over the last seven or eight years in deleveraging the banks, making them more liquid and reducing the interconnectedness..I think the market might, over the next few years, take its own actions with companies to make these banks smaller, but I think, of the issues I see out there that are systemic, breaking up the big banks is not high on my list.
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