"Settle down, entire planet, settle down," Hanks' Wallace chided the crowd.
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Settle down, iPhone lovers — these, unfortunately, aren't new iPhones.
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Settle down, lean users ... it's just a fondant decoration.
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SARAH SANDERS, WHITE HOUSE PRESS SECRETARY: Brian, gosh, settle down.
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On another, she wants to settle down — and choose wisely.
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"I personally am not ready to settle down," she said.
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And he was ready to find love and settle down.
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I'm ready to settle down, get married, buy a house.
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She has no plans to settle down any time soon.
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YOUR TAKE BACK THEN WAS, PERHAPS, THINGS WILL SETTLE DOWN.
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But after that we had to settle down and play.
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At least now it seems he's ready to settle down.
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However, Oyen expects the share price to settle down soon.
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All they wanted was to get married and settle down.
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"Hopefully it'll settle down and we can move beyond this."
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So issuers will have to wait until things settle down.
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But I was able to settle down,'' Howard told reporters.
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Lindsay is very vocal about wanting to settle down, too.
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I'm ready to buy it back when things settle down.
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She would've had to settle down, get married, have kids.
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Babies in serious withdrawal can't eat, sleep or settle down.
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But I expected things to settle down after the inauguration.
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But some settle down and fit comfortably into their new homes.
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There are times you want the movie just to settle down
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I make coffee and settle down to work and start writing.
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"[Heard] is not really ready to settle down," added Depp's friend.
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And it's probably just not worth it until things settle down.
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Did your Clementine honor Kenny's wishes and settle down in Wellington?
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Around the same time, the trade winds began to settle down.
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Get my coffee together and settle down for work and breakfast.
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Harvey told us to settle down and then I ran out.
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At 35, she's ready to settle down and start a family.
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A few big gestures of aggression, and then things settle down.
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And she's looking to settle down with boyfriend Chris Zylka soon.
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Twenty eight years later, the time had come to settle down.
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And, when you get your degree, why not settle down here?
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It will settle down over a week or so of use.
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So, if you're looking to settle down, feel free to swipe.
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This is now the time to settle down and work intensively.
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It may be a while before numbers begin to settle down.
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If you read a list and you're super angry, settle down.
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Most market players will be cautious until the contracts settle down.
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This time, Ms. Hernandez wanted to settle down, Ms. Bustillo said.
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The pastor hoped he would settle down before they met Monster.
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She wants children and would be happy to settle down soon.
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" He added: "When things start to settle down we'll consider it.
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I'm certainly hoping to settle down when the right person comes.
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Judge Wilson told both men in fancy language to settle down.
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Looks like the ultimate brooding loner is looking to settle down.
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Fashion Monthly about being excited to settle down and start a family.
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But, on top of this, some pastoralists have begun to settle down.
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There was no waiting around to see if he would settle down.
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They were telling us to settle down, be grown-ups, have kids.
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But it is helping recent arrivals settle down into their new lives.
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"I think I'm gonna buy a farm and settle down out here."
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Fashion Monthly about being excited to settle down and start a family.
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This one apparently wouldn't settle down, so it just kept on floating.
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"Honestly, I'm looking to settle down almost all the time," he said.
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For those of us who love Celebrity Apprentice, we can settle down.
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I'll travel as much as I can now before I settle down.
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I was able to settle down late and get some quick outs.
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Albatrosses tend to settle down with a single mate for life. 13.
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"I finally started to settle down during the day today," Boeser said.
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Others just wanted to settle down and build new lives in Sweden.
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They take longer to settle down and have children, but so what?
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When lunchtime comes along, we'll eat, then settle down for a nap.
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I'm convinced that he's ready to settle down and marry Keyshia Ka'oir.
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Here's where you may want to settle down in your golden years.
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You settle down in your love life and build a new home.
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Try to settle down in a place close to where you work.
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Eventually, he said, he will probably settle down back in rural Jiangxi.
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It took another prudent audience member to settle down the rambunctious crowd.
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We started to settle down and allow those bigs to get position.
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If I had wanted to settle down, I would have done it.
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We settle down, we write music, we paint — it changes our environment.
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Christian Bale was another Hollywood bachelor with plans to never settle down.
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Perhaps Trump would settle down now that the nomination was his. Nope.
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"Bedtime Explorers" — Settle down for the night with stories of magical expeditions.
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Just stay healthy, learn stuff and find someone to settle down with.
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So now it has turned to crowdfunding to help it settle down.
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But are they actually preparing to settle down on the sooner side?
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His volatile relationship with Mr. Trump, too, may settle down for now.
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They are happy and in no rush to settle down, adds another source.
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The Northeast is a great place to settle down -- if you're a rat.
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"This can help in the short term until things settle down," he says.
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I was able to settle down a little bit after the first inning.
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PEOPLE born after 1980 have been slower than previous generations to settle down.
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The ship would then settle down on floating landing pads near major cities.
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Or perhaps men find women more threatening before they settle down with one.
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Or are both couples just uber in love and eager to settle down?
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"She's not going to settle down with anyone right now," says the source.
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Time to settle down and spend some much deserved lazy days in bed.
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But once I get to a certain age, I'll start to settle down.
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Brent crude futures LCOc1 fell $1.06 to settle down at $69.46 a barrel.
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I have anxiety and it takes awhile for my thoughts to settle down.
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When she could feel me, she could settle down and go to sleep.
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As a 37-year-old "retired actress," Hawkey is ready to settle down.
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A majority of expats here also say they can settle down easily here.
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If that sounds like we're tempting you with a good time, settle down.
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We want things to settle down before we go ahead for her release.
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You'll settle down a little after that, preferring to let romance evolve slowly.
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It doesn't sound like Grande is looking to settle down again anytime soon.
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Leonardo DiCaprio is Hollywood's most notable bachelor and has yet to settle down.
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We have to find the time to settle down and quiet our minds.
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Toward the end of the interview's second half, Zuckerberg seemed to settle down.
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Confidence: Medium-High Tomorrow night: Skies are mostly clear while winds settle down.
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I brush my teeth and then settle down in bed with the boyfriend.
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Let things settle down, keep quiet and "the issue" will hopefully go away.
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Do you earn enough to settle down in the swankiest parts of America?
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Of course Charlie is up to the task of helping her settle down.
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It was enough for her to quit and settle down at age 28.
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That's because he believes that ultimately the situation will settle down, he said.
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Before he can work and be productive, he has to settle down first.
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These are modest homes, in theory where the median household can settle down.
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But once I get to a certain age, I'll start to settle down.
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The 29-year-old actress hasn't seemed ready to settle down just yet, though.
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"I'm defintely ready to settle down," says the 36-year-old real estate agent.
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But he says that the suburbs is where people really want to settle down.
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Some of those students might even decide they like the place, and settle down.
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After you defeat a horde, the game seems to settle down for a bit.
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So I just tried to settle down and mix it up a little more.
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Before you settle down to watch, here are the supposed conspiracies Dawson is investigating.
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If this foundation disappears, new corals will not be able to permanently settle down.
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When it comes to romance, Kendall Jenner isn't in a rush to settle down.
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But Dr. Pruetz could not simply settle down right away and watch the chimpanzees.
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In our hearts, we believe Drake will settle down with a nice Canadian girl.
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You know, settle down, get an adorable dog and just let things happen naturally.
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Once you settle down and accept it for what it is, it's really rewarding.
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He tried to settle down in Syria as a farmer of olives and almonds.
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There's a buffer period, a five-year period when everything has to settle down.
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Yet Zao slips through your fingers, running hot then cold, refusing to settle down.
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So my suggestion is, go out and enjoy yourself so you will settle down.
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Do you think you'd ever settle down and open a brick-and-mortar restaurant?
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She is more about existential conundrums and less about a need to settle down.
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He asked both sides to settle down and implored them to lessen the tension.
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But residents say it's still a friendly neighborhood where people want to settle down.
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I don't know how I feel about that pervy gopher, though: Settle down, bud.
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Yeah, Buttigieg handled it like a pro, and said, 'Settle down, Mr. Vice President.
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Textured coatings that make it difficult for barnacle larvae to settle down already exist.
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Socks and shirts all clean, cat fed, and about to settle down with Duras.
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Maybe settle down and maybe eventually find someone, and get into a relationship, maybe.
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RICK PERRY: The idea that small model reactors -- just, you know, settle down here.
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When the particles settle down, the eyes stop jerking and the dizziness goes away.
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My emotions were just running high and I kind of had to settle down.
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Hotel rates also settle down after the holidays, making a budget vacation within reason.
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"A curfew will be imposed until things settle down," he told reporters in Colombo.
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But Spivey was the first person who made her want to settle down, she said.
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Sometimes she would tell you to make your parents happy and settle down, have kids.
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But Sanders told Karem to "settle down" and accused him of wanting more TV time.
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In October, a source told PEOPLE that Bloom "is ready to settle down with Katy."
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He has a good attitude about everyone asking him when he's going to settle down.
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"Munis are a nice place to put your money until things settle down," she said.
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"It was encouraging to see him settle down," Texas manager Jeff Banister said of Perez.
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Andre's chart, however, shows an inability to settle down and this might soon irk you.
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We're told they'll start looking together after the the baby's born and things settle down.
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Tempers flare, for a while the fuss gets worse, then it begins to settle down.
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Sometimes people have to leave the big city to settle down someplace a little quieter.
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The sun and Uranus meet, making it hard for you to settle down and rest.
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I think The Orb really needs to settle down and just do ambient music now.
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The Celtics have a lot of weapons on offense, and Bradley's numbers could settle down.
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West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude slid 67 cents to settle down at $57.05 a barrel.
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" Then she tells voters to "settle down — I still have a lot to do here.
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While many of my contemporaries are looking to settle down, I long for something carefree.
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He'd made it clear he was ready to settle down, and now it's almost time.
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GUNDLACH: YEAH, THE VIX CAN'T SEEM TO SETTLE DOWN, SO WE'RE IN A VOLATILITY REGIME.
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Everyone's scenario is different, and people settle down at all different times in their lives.
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They stopped performing and recording in the mid-1960s after they decided to settle down.
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I try and take a deep breath and I try and sort of settle down.
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We wanted to settle down someplace where we could indulge our love for kite-surfing.
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Here's a representative exchange from early on in the episode: Squidward: People, people, settle down!
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Settle down with a bowl of quinoa Thai on the sofa watching Don't Tell the Bride.
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The man cannot settle down, therefore a lifetime commitment probably isn't in his future just yet.
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But settle down, cause it was fatter and furrier than the unicorns we've all heard about.
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Menant added that he expects the volatility "to settle down within the next couple of weeks".
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"When they see the environment and they see the yard" on the walls they settle down.
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But I know that wasn't true; not once has my mother pressured me to settle down.
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By 1980, when Charles began dating Diana, the pressure was mounting for him to settle down.
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Setting a time to go to bed, and starting two hours before, starting to settle down.
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Could our favorite celebrities be subliminally encouraging us to also settle down and tie the knot?
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By 303, you may have a clearer idea of where you would want to settle down.
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And she's definitely not the only mom out there pushing for her kids to settle down.
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I lay out my clothes, pack my lunch, make my coffee, and settle down before bed.
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I'll leave it up to the universe to decide when or if I settle down. Great.
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And failing rains have displaced many nomads south from the Sahel, where they sometimes settle down.
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We settle down to talk with a group of four girls, Becky, Tash, Helen and Steph.
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Many of them tell her that they just want to find a place to settle down.
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"We strive for perfection and only settle for excellence," Biederman told the AP. Settle down, Dan.
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I think Peter learned that he's not quite ready to really settle down and really commit.
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Will Leonardo DiCaprio ever settle down and allow us all to see him as Daddy DiCaprio?
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I told the guys to settle down because the race is going to be over soon.
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Are Sam Role and Neil Bowlus ready to settle down in a place of their own?
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Chairman Powell's comments increased these expectations by 0.10 percent, so they may well settle down again.
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In our own minds, we are the descendants of people who couldn't wait to settle down.
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After showering and trying to settle down last night, I didn't fall asleep until after midnight.
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"I wanted to see if the kid could settle down and pitch," Collins said of Montero.
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While expats appreciate the culture here, the majority of them say it's hard to settle down.
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You've been in a very intense mood lately, Libra, but things are starting to settle down.
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We settle down in the sunlight for his McDonald's go-to snack—Coke and a cigarette.
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Never one to settle down, Gwen has been switching things up since her No Doubt days.
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With so much to choose from, it was hard to settle down to actually play something.
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He immediately started selling her on the city as the greatest possible place to settle down.
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" Billy, 24 "You refuse to settle down, you're a workaholic and you have too many tattoos.
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They want to gain our trust, so we'll settle down with them for the long haul.
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"Don't settle down until after the first week and a half of Libra season," she says.
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Settle down with the whole family and experience the morbid realities of life in the midwest.
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They chose to settle down in Houston, where a few friends and relatives were already living.
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Things seemed to settle down, then women voters decided they didn't want to queue with men.
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Still, the US-Iran standoff isn't quite as dire as it seems and may settle down.
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And get this -- he wants to settle down with a nice girl and have 3 kids.
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"We ended up wandering outside for about 15 minutes to let things settle down," he said.
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"We wanted the political situation to settle down a little bit before our big launch," Earle said.
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Taurus season begins today, encouraging you to settle down, get organized, and tackle your to-do list.
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Do we really want a Bachelor who isn't ready to settle down with a woman he loves?
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Talk openly about your bigger goals like career and where (and when) you want to settle down.
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But by the time she was ready to settle down, she struggled to find the right man.
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Finally, things seem to settle down behind me a little so I turn around to face them.
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And if history is any guide, it's only going to get messier before these squabbles settle down.
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After a frenetic seven weeks, we can all settle down a little and even put down roots.
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Once things settle down, I think we'll see a new chapter of the Brad and Angelina story.
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Then, after 23 years working in Asia and the Middle East, it was time to settle down.
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If I want to settle down and live my life with an article of clothing, I can!
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Kfsb spotted a Coca-Cola can that supposedly needs some time to settle down before being opened.
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There is some hope, says one ally, that the President will now be forced to settle down.
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Italy is rich in history and culture — but retirees on a budget can still settle down here.
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"You might even find someone you like to settle down with," she encouraged in a backhanded fashion.
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The other implication in Bryan and Matt's comments is that Dean doesn't have to settle down, yet.
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There is this armchair activism that we indulge in – we raise our voice and then settle down.
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Expats also say it's easy to make friends and settle down without speaking the local language, Arabic.
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For many veterinarians – especially as they look to start families and settle down – these numbers are incompatible.
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"Avoid strenuous exercise and follow a regular routine, and things should settle down soon," her doctor said.
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What I hope was going to happen after the Supreme Court ruling is things would settle down.
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Plus, it's been convincing enough for Hefner, arguably the king of odd jobs, to finally settle down.
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So that was the advice that she gave to her Cosmo girls: Don't settle down at 22.
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And then, somewhere around his 38th birthday, he seemed to decide it was time to settle down.
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However, since the actor is only 32, he may not be ready to settle down just yet.
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Allen Strickland Williams: He's the creator of the comedy "Unmatched," about people who refuse to settle down.
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They aren't talking quadrupeds who want to find a partner, get a good job and settle down.
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I did battle with myself and said, no, just do the shopping, go home and settle down.
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That kind of money prompts many people to settle down and stay far longer than they planned.
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"Peter was very sweet, and very smart, but I wasn't ready to settle down," Mr. Sanders said.
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Meanwhile, DVF also couldn't settle down without him, going through three designers in the last seven years.
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The butter soothes the anchovies the way the vermouth in a martini helps the gin settle down.
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The song doesn't decide whether to stay footloose or settle down; it lingers between restlessness and longing.
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And, despite its lower prices, Calistoga is still a great place for Californians to settle down in.
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"That would start to settle down as people got used to the idea of them being here."
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And I knew I wanted to find a good guy with 'Midwestern values' to settle down with.
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Because when oysters settle down after their swimming phase, they prefer to attach themselves to other oysters.
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What are your tricks to get them to settle down and let you and Angelina get some sleep?
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Not quite ready to settle down at the time, Shepard broke up with Bell months into their relationship.
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Even though it's late, I still read for a bit before bed, as it helps me settle down.
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Some decided to stay in Tijuana because they had found decent work and were eager to settle down.
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I really like him and know we could be good for each other if things could settle down.
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In your current romantic situation, you say you could be good for each other if things settle down.
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The tender Texan is the perfect candidate: handsome, expressive, kind-hearted, ready to settle down, and hopelessly romantic.
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I've never wanted to settle down and have kids and a white picket fence or anything like that.
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He was playing the field, but he really likes her and is willing to settle down for her.
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Once you get over the first round, then you settle down and you just concentrate on your boxing.
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As its older, whiter population ages and immigrant populations settle down, the United States will grow more diverse.
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However, after years of partying, he's ready to take his life in a new direction and settle down.
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Perhaps the jet stream will settle down and weather patterns up north will get back to normal soon.
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We imagine that a lifestyle as hectic and crazy as Rihanna's doesn't allow much time to settle down.
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Two heroes, Mr. Incredible and Elastigirl settle down and have three kids: Violet, Dash, and baby Jack-Jack.
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"He's not going to settle down and she understands that's just the way he is," says the source.
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We settle down in S.'s room to read books and sing songs before they go to bed.
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A 32-minute rain delay might have been just the answer to settle down the second-year starter.
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Joni's restlessness, and her unwillingness to settle down felt real to me, unlike Hunter's mescaline-fuelled exploits had.
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"That has helped U.S. yields to settle down and has led to weakness in the dollar," he added.
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A top Republican senator says Democrats need to "settle down" in their opposition to President-elect Donald Trump.
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All about Mama June's dramatic weight loss, plus will Southern Charm's Shep Rose settle down and get married?
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For example, one person pointed out that feeding Canada geese encourages them to settle down in residential areas.
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" Indeed, a friend of Perry's tells PEOPLE: "Katy is happy with Orlando and more ready to settle down.
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U.S. WTI CLc1 fell more than a $1 before easing back to settle down 78 cents at $53.85.
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For my part, I stayed nowhere long enough to settle down in one place, unlike the proverbial frog.
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Then a player must settle down to the real work of dealing with the situations the game presents.
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And, if you want to settle down in California, that price can reach over $469,000, according to Zillow.
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His plan is to sail to Puget Sound with friends and then maybe settle down in Oregon somewhere.
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For many, retirement is time to settle down in cities that are affordable or that offer luxury facilities.
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If you're looking for the best place to settle down during your golden years, head toward the Midwest.
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Live the quiet life—maybe settle down with a nice country boy who works hard for a living.
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As for what's ahead, Hilton says she'll gladly eschew the glamour of the nightlife circuit and settle down.
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But in Britain, it seems that outsiders didn't intermingle or settle down much, according to the new research.
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Once you settle down, you have to face the very disturbing fact that maybe you're just an asshole.
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The best way to get enough every night is to develop a routine that helps you settle down.
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I just took a shower and was about to settle down to watch Eastenders when my phone rang.
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"Everyone settled down once we got on stage and told everyone 'please settle down,'" Rehberg told the Press.
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We won the Senate, they won the House," he wrote, though he predicted that things would "settle down.
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Settle down on my couch with coffee and my laptop to start work, and continue my LOTR marathon.
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It took her a while just to settle down and find herself again — having fun and being focused.
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The import of it is a messaging that we are in control and maybe everyone should settle down.
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The mayhem lasts for three days; eleven people die and entire neighborhoods are destroyed before things settle down.
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It's actually really courageous to settle down in 2019, to choose a specific person and hold onto them.
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October 2018: It was revealed Markle was pregnant, and the couple decided to settle down outside of London.
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I'll need those couple of shifts, and hopefully it will settle down and feel like any other game.
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These sounds act as cues for young fish looking to settle down and establish communities of their own.
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And once I got a chance to settle down and felt good about everything, I was very comfortable.
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They're not ready to settle down, according to 33 percent of never-married folks between 18 and 24.
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While Saturn's influence found you eager to settle down, Uranus and Jupiter's influence will leave you chasing thrills.
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That number is highly personal and depends on your lifestyle, spending habits and when you decide to settle down.
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But for a Gemini to settle down, there has to be a sense of limitless possibility within the relationship.
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After two failed engagements, Ashley struggles with Jay's young age and is hoping he is ready to settle down.
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Understandably, Gendry wants to wife up Miss Kingslayer II and settle down at Storm's End as soon as possible.
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He asked her to forgive him, promising to give up military life and settle down, his ex-wife said.
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Over time, though, they settle down, and you can turn off the horizontal field to lock them in place.
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Tebow told PEOPLE magazine last spring he was ready to start a family and was looking to settle down.
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"We just couldn't really get it to settle down on that power play," Blue Jackets defenseman Ryan Murray said.
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Settle down drama queens and pot stirrers, 'cause everything's coming up roses between Khloe Kardashian and Caitlyn Jenner ... literally.
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I am at this point in my life where I would love to build a family and settle down.
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"The time allows it to settle down, relax, and breath—and it removes some of the harshness," explains Caddy.
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How do you attract free agents when they know they won't be able to settle down in one city?
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Originally from California, Flaherty, a 37-year-old portfolio manager, always thought he would settle down earlier in life.
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She's realizing that she's young and Paradise is really for those who really, really, need/want to settle down.
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He realized he was getting a bit older and that it was time to settle down a little bit.
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The chairman, Representative Elijah Cummings, asked the audience to settle down, and the committee completed its vote: 7-6.
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At the moment, she is waiting for the conflict to settle down before figuring out what to do next.
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The actor and host says he's been dating casually but isn't looking to settle down again any time soon.
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Tipp also said European peripherals and selected financials look attractive, but only when risk markets settle down a bit.
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Being with Katy makes Orlando very happy… In the past, he seemed so scattered and unwilling to settle down.
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And if you're not convinced Efron wants to settle down, let us direct you to his musings on technology.
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"[Bloom] would love to settle down with Katy and have more kids," a source told PEOPLE just last month.
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"I said when the lights shut off, and it's my turn to settle down… my main concern," Kendrick raps.
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Another 21980 years on, the list had begun to settle down and the same names appeared again and again.
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The pair may settle down after the summer, but it will be with a new understanding of the world.
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Once things settle down, there's a new normal, and he adjusts to what his body is capable of doing.
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The majority of veterans eventually settle down and stay at their second or third jobs longer than non-veterans.
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Though the pair have yet to reveal their wedding plans, it's clear that Dunst is ready to settle down.
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Bell knew she was in love three months into dating Shepard, but the actor wasn't ready to settle down.
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If you're ready to skip the games and settle down, Build-A-Bae may be the app you need.
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Joni Ernst (R-Iowa) says both presidential nominees need to settle down and focus on policies and the issues.
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The pianist attempts to start the performance by playing a few notes, but the audience refuses to settle down.
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Here are five tested, helpful habits to establish in your 20s if you want to settle down before 40.
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AND MY EXPECTATION IS THAT OVERTIME PEOPLE DO THINGS IN THEIROWN LONG TERM SELF INTEREST ANDTHINGS WILL SETTLE DOWN.
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Building on her Op-Doc for The Times, Paula Schargorodsky ponders whether she must settle down to be happy.
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The time had come, several said, to end their romance with Bernie Sanders and settle down with Mrs. Clinton.
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Residents can grab some vino from the 2,500-bottle wine cellar and settle down at the glowing onyx bar.
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Once they pass, though, and things settle down, we often see that things have worked out for the best.
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As millennials age and prepare to become homeowners, they tend to settle down in suburbs rather than big cities.Realtor.
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As Cheryl notes, these desires may be trying to tell you that you're not quite ready to settle down.
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Major US equities indexes have continued to bounce, and there's no sign of when market jitters will settle down.
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But most of the time, I find myself wishing the show would just settle down and give us something.
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Thousands of years ago, some of our ancestors left behind the hunter-gatherer lifestyle and started to settle down.
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When people arrived in the Western Hemisphere from Asia, they didn't just move to new territories and settle down.
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That was always their dream: To live self-sufficiently, plus settle down somewhere Tom could focus on his artwork.
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Print it out, settle down with a hot cup of coffee and just start filling in what you can.
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However, various swing state polls are still showing erratic results that are unlikely to settle down by Election Day.
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About three weeks after birth, there comes a point where the animal grows heavy and seeks to settle down.
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People are looking for things to settle down and I think we need to see more concrete evidence of that.
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"They are still hanging out, but don't expect Kylie to settle down with him any time soon," adds the source.
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She likes to be free and do her own thing, She was really too young and experimental to settle down.
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I wash off my makeup and then settle down in the living room to paint my nails and watch You.
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I make a cup of coffee in my Keurig and settle down on the couch to snuggle my fur baby.
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That gives you plenty of time to get home from work and settle down to watch with family and friends.
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The good news is that the American people don&apost like this and they would prefer things to settle down.
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There are several places to settle down and read in Persona, like the library or the cafe you call home.
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Bill's old friend Charlie Utter (Dayton Callie) stuck around to settle down and honor the memory of the fallen gunslinger.
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It's the same reason people's faces don't light up at the thought of a data warehouse (ok, settle down, nerds).
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My husband decides not to work tonight, so we settle down and watch a few episodes of Broadchurch on Netflix.
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After spending years as a bachelor, fans were beginning to believe that Clooney would never settle down and have kids.
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In April, Stamos told Jimmy Kimmel that he'd finally met a woman that he was ready to settle down with.
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I grind some of C.'s coffee beans, make myself a cup, and settle down with more Parks and Rec.
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It was nothing major, just a few things I wanted to settle down before I made myself available to fight.
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What we historically see after the fact, though, is a return to normalcy once emotions have time to settle down.
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"Once your life set to settle down / Take a look around you, no more dreaming to be found," he sings.
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In some places Protestantism may settle down, with Pentecostals perhaps shifting to more staid denominations—or, indeed, fading into secularism.
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And no matter where you settle down, living within your means and employing common-sense budgeting can help you save.
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But we are confident that once people look at the fundamentals and look at the process, things will settle down.
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Newness has been a big part of the draw, and sticking around once relationships settle down may have been tough.
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By summer, the females settle down to give birth, and any lynx that haven&apost bred have missed their shot.
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Does Grimaldi really want to settle down with Viall, who has almost proposed to two other women on national television?
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Maybe he'll settle down, think more carefully about how his habits affect his wellbeing and get really into Cross Fit.
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J.D. began to settle down -- albeit briefly -- after a stint in the US Army in the 1980s, his family said.
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Clinton thanked the man for his service, insisted that the room settle down and asked for a chance to respond.
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Complicated emotions will come up today, as will some surprises in your relationships, but things will settle down this evening.
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I think what Mike was saying was at the end of the show, is Peter really ready to settle down?
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By the time many millennials do buy homes, they're older and less likely to move around as they settle down.
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But the preponderance of data strongly suggests that the markets will settle down in days, weeks or months, not years.
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Here are six tested and helpful habits to establish in your 20s if you want to settle down before 1003.
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In the premiere, Bryan spoke plainly about wanting to settle down, something you don't hear every day in Bachelor Nation.
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The vehicle has been aimed largely at so-called millennial buyers who are beginning to settle down and have children.
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Brent settled down 5 cents at $74.73 while U.S. crude slid 3 cents to settle down at $67.83 per barrel.
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"Anxiously attached people might be more quick to settle down and find—and stick with—their partner," he tells Broadly.
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Most people wanted to settle down, get married, and have some kids, but Burdine wanted to forge her own path.
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Gemini is the sign of doubles—be prepared to do things twice, unless you're able to settle down and focus.
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Americans are flocking across the Pacific in record numbers as well to study, travel, work and even settle down permanently.
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Wait a couple years and if that show pops off then great, you can kind of settle down a bit.
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There's nothing magical ... the team that can focus and settle down the quickest is the team that does the best.
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Twenty-four hours after that, Italy will settle down to watch Inter and A.C. Milan meet in that city's derby.
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Yet once we've found someone to settle down with, we're supposed to know exactly what we're doing, no help needed.
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Well, it was pretty clear to us he wouldn't settle down with a wife and kids and run a farm.
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The Midwest was a cradle, a place to settle down, to learn a new language and a new way of life.
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First, there will be a drag force that is proportional to each ball's velocity (this will make everything eventually settle down).
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For backpackers on working holiday visas, Brisbane seems like a great place to settle down for a bit and find work.
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I process a few other documents that came with it and settle down for a long night of checking our numbers.
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Then, we'd shove it back into the VCR and settle down to watch Cindy's rags-to riches-transformation all over again.
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The U.N. said the delay was due to "logistical and technical reasons and also for the ceasefire to better settle down".
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As soon as your Lab sees that ball, he's wagging his tail and will settle down until you throw it, right?
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As we begin to settle down, I stretch my neck to the left and the vertebrae let out an audible crack.
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The sun moves on to Leo and your sensual second house on the 7.993nd, which helps you settle down once again.
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After getting divorced at 30, she'd spent the last decade searching for a prince charming to settle down and have children.
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Venus flows through Leo and your cozy fourth house from the 12th on, which can help you settle down a bit.
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This made Weeksville an attractive place for black slaves escaping to freedom, and free families looking to settle down in peace.
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Flowers might fold up their petals, spiders might roll up their webs, the birds near you could settle down to sleep.
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Most of its landings have come at sea, where the Falcon 9 rockets have to settle down on an autonomous barge.
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I think it's something … you want to build up to and get to and you want to settle down with somebody.
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Thirty being the new 20 means we're taking more time in making sure that our life starts before we settle down.
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While on assignment, she sleeps with a sports doctor (Bill Hader), who immediately falls for her and wants to settle down.
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"Everybody's kind of settled down, I think now they just want to settle down the last month and half," he said.
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Lewis has kept her relationship relatively out of the spotlight but previously opened up about her hopes to settle down eventually.
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But in the meantime, she says, discovering her desire to settle down with a family and exit porn has been enjoyable.
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" The source added, "He's not ready to settle down and just isn't in the mindset to get married or have kids.
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In a clip shared exclusively with PEOPLE, Thompson said he had "done the casual dating thing" and wanted to settle down.
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But before Trump can move onto a general election brawl with Clinton, things have to settle down in his own party.
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And at lights-out on the tour bus he would settle down to P.G. Wodehouse, quietly happy in his own company.
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If you want to settle down early, it's time to stop living up to the ceiling of what your income allows.
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He was able to settle down after the first two frames and give the Texas offense a chance to scratch back.
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ON A Sunday afternoon, George Orwell believed, nothing is more pleasurable than to settle down with a good, true, murder story.
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But after we settle down, take a breath, we may ask ourselves, very gently: Did African slaves really have a choice?
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However, it makes sense that Amal and George would want to settle down in London, at least for the time being.
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"I think it'll settle down once people realize that those 25,000 people are not on a plane headed in this direction."
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Expats in Singapore say they're very happy with their quality of life and that it's safe and easy to settle down.
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The early immigrants of both communities were given land to settle down along with their places of worship and their businesses.
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The India head for one of those funds said, "Let things settle down a bit, then will do more [public relations]. "
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She said she was interested in running for office, but wanted to figure out where she planned to settle down first.
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"I remember writing lyrics for 'Settle Down' a year ago and only finalized them last minute in the studio," recalls Smith.
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Washington is hoping platelet injections will settle down the inflammation in Wall's knee and keep him from experiencing a longer absence.
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A few chords, an arpeggio or two, served as a warm-up as well as allowing the audience to settle down.
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Gentle and often funny, her work demonstrates a stubborn refusal to settle down in a place, a time, or a medium.
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No matter where they go and how often they settle down, these conflicted kinfolk are always destined to live in limbo.
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If there is any truth to her claim, maybe it's because men know they can settle down at a later age.
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"He was playing the field, but he really likes her and is willing to settle down for her," said one source.
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Once things settle down, she plans to return to Ponce to sell her cars and furniture and then leave for good.
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One mathematician explains how the "optimal stopping formula" can help you decide when it's time to stop dating and settle down.
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I finally make it through security, grab a water bottle ($2.78), and settle down at my gate to watch Grey's Anatomy.
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Only once he's explored his new ZIP code for the day will he settle down and check in on his work.
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George Clooney was famously reluctant to settle down before marrying Amal Clooney, but now we can't imagine these two not together.
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Eventually, this new galaxy will settle down into a stable shape, which may not resemble either of the two original galaxies.
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As the horror comedy's finale "The Cult Of Sheila" comes to a close, the Hammond family's life finally appears to settle down.
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The 23-year-old, who is engaged to Joe Jonas, began by sharing that she didn't expect to settle down so young.
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"We hoped she'd marry and settle down—give us some grandchildren," says her father, Robert, a design engineer for a manufacturing company.
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I get my cup of coffee, settle down on the couch with the fur baby, and watch last Sunday's episode of Outlander.
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For now though, she'll hang up the phone and settle down to fish fingers from her oven and dinner with her daughter.
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I'm in bed by 245:5, but my brain won't settle down, so I read Hitchhiker's until 229:229 before falling asleep.
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U.S. crude oil futures snapped a three-day win streak to settle down 67 cents, or 1.31 percent, at $3.23 a barrel.
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"About four, five, six months in -- what happens in a healthy relationship is that things settle down, they become calmer," Wakin explained.
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Pederson homered leading off for the Dodgers in the first inning, but Nationals starter Anibal Sanchez seemed to settle down from there.
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More U.S. retirees are choosing to pack their bags and settle down internationally — and for some, that means stretching their retirement dollars.
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It's probably the stress leading up to these events that has caused it, so hopefully after this weekend it will settle down.
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Mr Cain was not the only recipient of the base's wayward affections: it was clearly reluctant to settle down with Mr Romney.
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And that can lead people to wonder if they're making the right choice when they settle down with someone, Dr. Timmermans says.
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While West Texas Intermediate crude settle down 4.5 percent, investors sought a safe haven in gold, which surged more than 4 percent.
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I'm hoping after all the anniversary activities finish, things will settle down and the families will be able to find some peace.
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Because it's so expensive to settle down here, one tech company is taking a new approach to the high cost of living.
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Inspired by the 2014 British movie "Pride," Sun decided the time was right to settle down with Hu, whom he met online.
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Woodruff's poise in the first two innings helped him settle down and face fewer threats on the basepaths as the game progressed.
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The guy needs to settle down instead of giving the best counter puncher he's ever fought the opportunity to show his craft.
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"I wish they would just settle down and do their jobs and stop doing this nonsense," she said Friday night on MSNBC.
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He eventually attempts to settle down with the object of his romantic obsession, the human dancer Jaka, only to ultimately reject her.
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"Retirement used to be about kind of finding a place to settle down, in the truest sense of the word," she said.
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A father of two and grandfather of 12, he said he plans to have an "all-family discussion" once things settle down.
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He hopes someday to get married, settle down in the nearby city of Hunchun — population 250,000 — and set up his own business.
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The sibling who asks when you're going to "finally settle down" like you're a toddler society is trying to put to bed.
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When the Soviet Army left, Mr. Mohammad, who was born as Gennady Tsevma, had little choice but to settle down in Afghanistan.
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And these days, no one tells you to give up on your dreams of medical school, find a husband, and settle down.
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Upon returning to Great Britain, he studied photography and then returned east with his gear to settle down and set up shop.
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Experiencing life in varied climates and states provides a perspective unlike any other when the time comes to settle down after service.
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In November, Jeppe Jarnit-Bjergso, a popular but itinerant brewer, will settle down in New York, at a brewery in Ridgewood, Queens.
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Singles may not want to settle down during this transit, while people in relationships may hold their partners to a higher standard.
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After a bit of searching, we find a rogue charging station and settle down by it for the remainder of our layover.
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Make sloppy Joes and then settle down with Ann Cleeves's new novel, "The Long Call," which introduces a new detective, Matthew Venn.
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The oldest, Emilio (Brandon Larracuente), is a womanizing musician who suddenly has to settle down as the family unit's only remaining adult.
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After they leave to go bowling, M., P., her boyfriend, and I settle down on the couch to watch the movie 21.
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"I keep teasing my team that there will be this magical day in the future where things will settle down," Grella said.
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You can settle down in a farm somewhere and grow amusingly shaped pumpkins, or you can just straight-up become a god.
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While the family tries to settle down in their creepy old farmhouse, the town is plagued by strange earthquakes and unexplainable phenomena.
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While Chrishell was allegedly ready to "settle down" and start a family, Justin wanted to focus on his acting career, People reported.
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"It's really time for y'all to settle down" is unsolicited advice I hear from older family members every three months or so.
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Settle down and take a closer look to see if you can figure out the differences between these two super similar snaps!
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But in 1982, writer Rachel Ingalls was interested in what happens after the princess tries to settle down with the frog. Mrs.
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We have to become less polarized politically across a whole range of issues, and then the court question would settle down some.
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It's been possible for a lot of immigrant families to settle down but I have heard a lot of people are struggling now.
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When it comes to picking a town to settle down in, there are a lot of factors that don't make the process easy.
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If you're looking for a good place to settle down and buy a starter home, you can scratch San Francisco off the list.
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" Gorman said he told employees in London earlier this week "everybody cool your jets, just settle down ... nothing precipitous is about to happen.
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Just as Clinton's relationship with the military improved over time, so too might Trump settle down to an amicable relationship with his spies.
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Just over a year after announcing his split from Fergie, Josh Duhamel says he's ready to settle down again and start a family.
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One possibility is that, as these kinds of cross-border business operations become more widespread, the Chinese-American economic relationship will settle down.
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"She's beautiful, one of the most desired women in the world, she's fun, has already been married and isn't looking to settle down."
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So part of this is an effect of recent graduates with good jobs being able to settle down in these more affordable markets.
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That's the night you settle down for Masterpiece with a mug of tea and a stack of cookies you've taken to calling biscuits.
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Huge.) He pays for both smoothies ($8) and we settle down on his couch to watch To All the Boys I've Loved Before.
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An obstacle course of expensive tests has significantly cut the number of Britons deciding to settle down with a special citizen of nowhere.
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As they settle down through the atmosphere, the haze particles form numerous intricate, horizontal layers, some extending for hundreds of miles around Pluto.
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I think everybody's had that moment where you settle down with a new partner and you've got pets — the two cats, you know?
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CancerJune 21 to July 22In a nutshell…The major change cycle you've been in since 2011 begins to settle down (finally) in May.
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Now, it seems Tinder is planning to embrace its status as the default app for younger users who aren't ready to settle down.
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Jane is ready to settle down with Rafael and be a family with their son, Mateo, but will Raf ever want to again?
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The couple eventually elected to settle down in Marseille and ended up founding a family of five children in the city's northern districts.
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While Iman has begun to settle down with her new family, she still continues to strut the runway and appear in music videos.
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All Scott Disick needed to settle down and lay off the nightclub scene was the love of teenaged, yet very mature, Sofia Richie.
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They are now hoping to figure out Zanele's visa so they can settle down together as husband and wife in the United Kingdom.
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After the news, the internationally traded Brent broke a six-day winning streak to settle down 3 percent at $39.65 on the day.
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But a source close to Bloom tells PEOPLE exclusively that the star, 40, was never planning to settle down longterm with Perry, 32.
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Eight out of ten Africans choose an African partner, whereas by comparison less than half of Caribbeans settle down with a fellow Caribbean.
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In short, what Dead wanted was to settle down in a place where human beings were seldom seen, even less than in Norway.
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So if Fletcher's looking for a spot to settle down in, let's be honest: Hayes's hometown isn't a bad place to do it.
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She knows that she wants to settle down with someone of her own race so she doesn't want to "waste time" with Andrew.
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As a creature of habit, I like keeping to a schedule, and I was eager to exercise, shower, and settle down to work.
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She drinks too much and refuses to settle down, pay attention to the latest styles or shower before going out for the evening.
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You'll be ready to settle down again after the 20th, when the sun drifts into Gemini and your domestic zone for a month.
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What seemed boring earlier in June will be heavenly now, so settle down with bae and support each other in organizing your lives.
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Anisha may not want to discuss it with her nuclear family, but she does want to settle down with a long-term partner.
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All of the contestants are black men and women in their 30s and 40s who say they are truly ready to settle down.
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He was someone who was stable, someone you could settle down with, but I guess I felt I wasn't ready to go there.
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So, why not settle down with a nice, predictable Sunday puzzle, where absolutely nothing is a surprise and you know all the answers?
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Typically, it is women who are judged on such grounds, criticized for failing to settle down, or for how they aestheticize their weddings.
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While primary voters might flirt with flashier presidential candidates, in the end, they will settle down with a steady Midwestern senator in 2020.
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But it's easier for a new restaurant to settle down after an excess of high spirits than to recover from a tentative start.
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All of that could read like the obligatory kitchen-sinkery of so many postmodern novels, too suspicious of conventional narrative to settle down.
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In the wild, oysters will settle down upon other oysters, creating vast reefs that then provide shelter and an environment for other animals.
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"I always wanted more for myself than a factory job," Williamson tells me as I settle down into a seat in the pub.
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A protest supporting Maddie was planned, and a counterprotest, too, until the school finally closed for a few days to let things settle down.
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If you want to become a millionaire or settle down early, "quit saving your money," Reining writes on his blog, and start investing it.
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Jay, her former fiance, is still in love with her, while Roman, the hottest film director in town, finally got her to settle down.
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When Venus slips into your grounded sixth house on the 12th, you'll feel ready to settle down and take care of some unfinished business.
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He started expanding into residential homebuilding around the time that baby boomers were looking to settle down, start families and buy their first houses.
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"I would like him to find somebody to settle down with," said Jasuja, who has been spreading the word among "nieces, nephews and friends".
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Just too many turnovers, too many reaches, and if we settle down a little bit, we&aposre going to be in really good shape.
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"The Sandman," you've got basically about 13 or 14 graphic novels, books, that you can settle down with, and I'm really proud of them.
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In an exclusive clip, the audience meets former basketball player Tristan Thompson, who now owns several tutoring franchises and is ready to settle down.
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Only when they encounter a suitable place (the local bacteria seem to be the deciding factor) will they settle down and grow into polyps.
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But there are a few hurdles that they will need to work through before they can fully settle down into their everyday lives together.
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L. Hughley), and Terry (Shemar Moore) also find themselves at odds with trying to finally settle down and stay committed to their respective partners.
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"I want to settle down in one place, raise $1 million, start a company and share what I learned from this year," he said.
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However, youth has a disadvantage you may not have considered: Many people in their 20s and 30s just aren't ready to settle down yet.
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For those looking for a safe place to hide out until the trade wars settle down, Cashin said some consumer names might be helpful.
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He confers the stress of his new life as a superstar, his loneliness, and his inability to settle down because of his turbulent lifestyle.
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And with romantic Venus in hot-blooded Aries on and off since February 3, it hasn't been that easy to settle down in 2017.
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Ultimately, when I settled in the blocks for the third time, I finally told the guys to settle down and we got to it.
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But if you're looking for the most affordable places to settle down, here are 10 cities across the U.S. worth giving a second look.
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If you settle down with Imperator to create an ancient utopia, you'll find that the game presents precious few ways to express your vision.
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"We're both very excited about marriage and starting a family," Burnham told PEOPLE, revealing that she would be moving to Scottsdale to settle down.
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And Mary Page makes clear that, despite an ardent suitor wanting to settle down soon, she doesn't want to marry now, or perhaps ever.
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You will find a girl who you'll date for months, if not years, and you two will settle down when the time is right.
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There are lots of other components that go into deciding where to settle down, including the job market, proximity to family and entertainment options.
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The ref called for everyone to settle down and delivered his decision: the first two rounds went to Griff, the last to Big Chet.
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"My mum and dad actually lived in America for a while before they decided to go back and settle down in Germany," he says.
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" The Vision takes place, "in a time when 'The Vision,' a sort-of android from the Marvel universe's Avengers team, wants to settle down.
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Even though art is everywhere in New York City, it can be really hard to find a piece you want to settle down with.
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"They'll reduce their pricing, they'll reduce their margin, because they're willing to wait out this trade war in hopes that it will settle down."
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Where you decide to settle down to ease into your golden years is a huge factor in just how far your savings will stretch.
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Eek, he looks like he parties too much, he probably isn't looking to settle down, is just one of the preconceived ideas I've had.
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The Cadillac ATS-V will rip apart Audis and Mercedes Benzes all day, but settle down to a nice comfortable highway cruise right after.
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Francisco Lindor drew a walk and Green seemed to settle down when he struck out Napoli and retired Jose Ramirez on a fly out.
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Things started getting unruly, Alachua County Sheriff's Office spokesman Brett Rhodenizer told CNN, and someone called 911 to have officers settle down the crowd.
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I hope to see the situation there settle down, so we could go back to the way it was, and make it even better.
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Nabiullina said she and her colleagues were closely watching the market correcting after Friday's U.S. sanctions, but expected things to settle down in time.
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"[She] came to study, her top priority is to settle down quickly for her future academic life," the former primary school art teacher reportedly said.
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If you're looking to settle down ASAP and want to meet others who aren't down to clown either, eharmony may be more up your alley.
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At the age of 41, Anne Lister, the subject of the new HBO show Gentleman Jack, was finally ready to settle down and get married.
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And as the Lubbock Avalanche-Journal reported, since it's all in good fun, the two spots have no intention to settle down any time soon.
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As I settle down in the babble, Julian tells me that the family owns a farm and make their traditional cider from 100-percent juice.
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Manzo, one of Bravo's most beloved bachelors, is still single — but when the right person comes along, he says he'll be ready to settle down.
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Jeter told PEOPLE in December 2014 that he was eager to settle down and start a family, saying, "I look forward to being a dad."
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After all, most early retirees have managed to settle down at a young age because they focused on banking at least 50% of their income.
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Now, for those who might be rolling their eyes at this idea of taking a Korean flick and reshaping it for American audiences ... settle down.
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Smurf and Shrek have had another bath and a bottle of kitten milk each and are now going to settle down for a little rest.
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Unfortunately, that's not the case for the 27-year-old Li Chenxi, who's been feeling the pressure from her traditional Chinese parents to settle down.
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I decide to come back a couple days prior to the first day of class so I have enough time to settle down and prepare.
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She too, would like to settle down with the man she loves, (Robert Dudley, played Joe Alwyn) but she knows that would be her downfall.
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Frustrated with dating apps and the current dating scene in Chicago, she's in a great place in her life and is ready to settle down.
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People get into relationships all year 'round, and the weather can only have so much sway over when and why someone decides to settle down.
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Getting to settle down in an apartment of that size would be a dream scenario for most New Yorkers regardless of who the neighbors are.
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"He is ready to settle down with Katy," the source says of the pair, who just attended the amfAR Gala together in L.A. on Thursday.
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" They grew closer throughout the years, with a source telling PEOPLE in August: "[Bloom] would love to settle down with Katy and have more kids.
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But he hopes that by allowing a couple of extra days "for the ceasefire to better settle down", the chances of success will be greater.
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Lazy and hazy, he depicts in this short tale a sort of idealized country home that makes one want to settle down and raise chickens.
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The markets appeared to settle down shortly afterwards, and we ceased "live tracking" the data around mid-September (stocks actually gained more than 7.33% subsequently).
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It's the best way to get over Orlando Bloom, so then you can finally find yourself a nice tech CEO to settle down with instead.
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Kohli also needs to plug leaking singles and dropped catches as it allows batsmen like Steve Smith to settle down and launch a counter-attack.
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At the time, an insider told PEOPLE Turner has had a crush on Jonas "for a while," but the singer wasn't ready to settle down.
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He has started writing again, often with his son, Bubba, who quit roping so that he could settle down and join the other family business.
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I asked a friend at the bar if she would switch with me just so I could let the events of the weekend settle down.
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The probe will pass by Venus seven times, losing a little energy with each pass to settle down into its final orbit around the Sun.
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Settle down and take a deep dive through our gallery of celebrity BFFs -- Get a good look at these sexy stars and decide for yourself.
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With the main courses, the meal tends to settle down into a routine of standard meats and fish, enlivened by the occasional firecracker side dish.
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As we settle down to breakfast at a swanky hotel, it's clear that the controversies of 21960 are all still very much alive for him.
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Within a few years I'm planning to settle down in the same town as you, in a house right up the cobblestone street from yours.
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And for public debuts, two options are emerging — make a go at it before things potentially worsen, or hold off entirely until things settle down.
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Brent crude slid $21 a barrel to settle down at $2586.43, its lowest since late October and the biggest intra-day fall since Jan. 28.
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Dee wanted better for her children, and she announced that when their kids were old enough for school, the family was going to settle down.
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After a long, draining day you finally get home, settle down in front of the TV and throw on whatever season you're currently bingeing. Heaven.
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Many young, single adults move to cities where they work, make friends, pay off college debt, date on apps and wait longer to settle down.
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You know you need to rock them, stroke their back or just keep a reassuring hand on them until they settle down and nod off.
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" Contestants who go on the show to put their trust in "the process," find true love and settle down are "here for the right reasons.
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Fortunately, the Casper Dog Bed is designed to be ultra-durable, and is even intended for dogs to dig a bit when they settle down.
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Jessica's grandparents, who are Baptist, were willing to help her bring up the child, but Jessica decided to settle down with Matthew, her first boyfriend.
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Odorizzi then escaped a second-inning jam that included another hot shot by Ortiz that was caught and began to settle down, getting through four.
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Bankers are also delaying the selldown of underwritten deals that are yet to launch, hoping the price disruption on deals in syndication will settle down.
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Imagine the white friend during the civil rights era who disliked blacks' being beaten to death but wished the whole thing would just settle down.
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They're OK with the fact that they're taking longer to settle down than Utah-based Mormons, but they still feel strong pressure from the community.
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After spending the summer months dining out, we're finally ready to settle down with cozy company and kick things off with a good home-cooked meal.
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She wants to settle down with someone as successful as she is, even joining an elite dating app (like many of us, she was over Tinder).
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If I'm being honest with myself, the idea of never finding that one person to settle down with is scary to me — like, Freddy Krueger scary.
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If you're looking to settle down ASAP and want to ensure that other users aren't down to clown either, eharmony may be more up your alley.
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I found out a lot of things about life early on, so I was ready to settle down when I met Delfina at a polo match.
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" Amabile said he doesn't necessarily have a type but is prepared to settle down with the right person: "I'm just looking to find someone — I'm ready.
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Watch the video below and then stare at your bank balance for twenty minutes before realizing that, no, you can't go to those places, settle down.
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"I wasn't ready to go live in regular America and settle down quite yet," Jennifer tells me over Skype from her attorney's office in late January.
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"Asian stocks appeared to have stabilized, but ultimately where U.S. bond yields will settle down will be key," said Teppei Ino, senior analyst at MUFG Bank.
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Even if our president doesn't read, that doesn't mean that we can't settle down with a disturbingly accurate depiction of what our country will likely become.
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The last thing you want when you settle down to binge-watch Orange is the New Black is buffering or lag on your Netflix video stream.
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"Asian stocks appeared to have stabilised, but ultimately where U.S. bond yields will settle down will be key," said Teppei Ino, senior analyst at MUFG Bank.
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Things settle down after some surprises this morning, and tonight, you're especially energized to tackle your issues at work—and then treat yourself to something indulgent!
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Pacing and inability to settle down – A dog that is stressed may also pace around an area and not be able to relax into one spot.
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Café owner Ricky Chang first came to Taiwan as a student and decided to settle down in Tainan in 2013 after several stints in other countries.
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I hope that the administration will settle down and that I can cheer it when it is right and offer temperate criticisms when it is wrong.
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Most of these kids, of course, settle down with one another and devote themselves to not being completely crushed by whatever economic system looms over them.
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And if China can settle down over time to grow at a 5% rate long term in a service economy, that would be a good thing.
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"We expect a calm session after holidays as local importers settle down after the long Easter holidays," said Accra-based Dortis Research analyst Joseph Biggles Amponsah.
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There is a tomorrow—just because things are wild today doesn't mean that, after things settle down, there can't be closure, compromise, or a fresh start.
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She's saying I'm not here to plant roots and settle down and be peaceful, my words are "fire and blood" and I will go to Westeros.
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With that being said, we think we found The One — like, the settle down in the suburbs with a white picket fence and two dogs One.
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" Amabile said he doesn't necessarily have a type, but is prepared to settle down with the right person: "I'm just looking to find someone — I'm ready.
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Samsung's Galaxy Note 7 was the one device that I was sure I could settle down with for the long term, but then it got recalled.
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When deciding where to settle down, it's important to consider your annual salary and whether it will be enough to sustain your lifestyle in certain cities.
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"I know he's not ready to settle down, so I think it would be a huge mistake if he were to be the Bachelor," Lutes said.
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"I looked around, and I was surrounded by thirty-five-year-old women who are in my profession and thinking they should settle down," she explained.
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Lots of litigation needs to work its way through the courts, and lawmakers are weighing in too, so it may be awhile before things settle down.
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"Asian stocks appeared to have stabilised but ultimately where U.S. bond yields will settle down will be key," said Teppei Ino, senior analyst at MUFG Bank.
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Elisha Cuthbert ("24") is engaging as Abby, Colt's woulda-coulda-shoulda former love, about to settle down — or just settle, period — with her stable, boring boyfriend.
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"You need some time to elapse for the system to forget its initial conditions and settle down to the state governed by inflationary fluctuations," he says.
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She said the space in Long Island City provided an opportunity for the company to settle down "while connecting to the community in which I live."
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Confusion is in the air, and there is some back and forth in your relationships— things will take a while to settle down and make sense.
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I do miss the kitchen but I've spent the last 11 years in a basement so it's nice to be outside before I settle down again.
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This was The One, who had arrived just in time for me to catch up with the rest of my adult friends and finally settle down.
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"We're at the age where we'd like to settle down a little bit, so honestly, we're hoping to stay here for a little while," she said.
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"I don't think all of the dust has settled," he said, "in terms of what the regulatory environment and pricing is going to settle down into."
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Scallops may pay attention to their peripheral vision instead when they're searching for a spot on the sea floor where they can settle down to feed.
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As far as misdirects, the southeast corner is tricky — I had "get serious" instead of SETTLE DOWN for a while and "beat it" for BUG OFF.
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"It was a case of me not really being able to settle down and him doing the opposite and getting more comfortable out there," Isner said.
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And though you might settle down expecting a simple portrait of adult education, it won't be long before you realize that you're the one being schooled.
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Brent crude LCOc1 slid $21.1018 a barrel to settle down at $20.36, its lowest since late October and the biggest intra-day fall since Jan. 2108.89.
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Brent crude LCOc1 slid $21.1018 a barrel to settle down at $20.36, its lowest since late October and the biggest intra-day fall since Jan. 2108.89.
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With his concerns increasing, Brett fashioned a note to his son suggesting he come home to Utah to settle down and get control of his life.
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And being a single mother, she feared, would make it harder to attract the kind of ''good Catholic guy'' she hoped to settle down with eventually.
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When markets do settle down, for investors seeking to replicate broad industry composition, "you might as well go with the S&P 500 ETF," Goldberg said.
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If a look at the numbers has you flinching and ready to call the movers, it's time to settle down and weigh the pros and cons.
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She put her fortune to use aiding abolitionist causes across the country while helping slaves escape through the Underground Railroad and settle down in free states.
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And then you can settle down to watch "Broadchurch" on Netflix, and decide if you think Jodie Whittaker is going to make a good Dr. Who.
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As the next generation prepares to settle down and start their own families, we will be passing on the values we hold to our own children.
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"The main issue is how to settle down the trade war," the official said on condition of anonymity due to the sensitive nature of preparatory negotiations.
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One of the best things a movie can do is force us to settle down, quiet ourselves, and live inside someone else's experience for a while.
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And while many of his fans were surprised when he decided to settle down, Beatty said he always knew he would once he found the right person.
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We said that we'll be able to settle down and rest for a few days during Christmas, so now we're here and hopefully we can do that.
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Ironically, Trump is a man who could probably be a decent president if he would settle down, take issues seriously and focus on the job at hand.
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I suspect that the seesawing we've seen in the past handful of elections may settle down a little as the economy recovers, but the tide will turn.
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She'd gotten her phobias under control for long enough to marry and settle down with Ivy, but they've come roaring back since the election — the clowns, especially.
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And, as things settle down a bit, we might be able to do that with less vehemence, greater respect for institutions and a greater sense of unity.
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Nothing in Arya's recent history has prepared her to settle down in relative peace, to empathize with Sansa's sufferings, to grit her teeth and forgive and forget.
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As Rebecca Traister notes, even amid that backlash, women ran for office, refused to settle down, and helped render sexual harassment an actionable form of gender discrimination.
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" That stomach-churning fear was perhaps best expressed by the comedian Chris Rock in his 244 special "Bring the Pain": "Every man has to settle down eventually.
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On that note, while things may settle down this year, the KFit CEO does expect two or three new city expansions to happen over the coming months.
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I knew where I wanted to settle down Places I've called home include New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Virginia, Florida, and Colorado, along with a few others.
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The musician talks to PEOPLE about his new album, why red carpets make him anxious and why his free spirit might be willing to settle down … someday.
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Swift said in a video posted by Beats 1's Twitter account, that the song is a call for her haters to, you guessed it — settle down.
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For anyone baffled or perturbed by excess science in your drink, you could always settle down for a glass of champagne with a Zen garden in it.
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Being raised in the country, you are expected to grow up to be a manly man and find a beautiful woman to settle down with and marry.
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Petta's last serious relationship ended because her boyfriend wasn't ready to settle down, but her new husband, Detroit native D'Amico, is completely ready for marriage and kids.
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She found it difficult to relax after dark — couldn't curl up with a book, or settle down long enough to watch a movie from beginning to end.
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Inflation in the Philippines has also just started to settle down after shooting up last year, and the currency recently rebounded, the bank said in a report.
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Rarest of all are the clients who live out the Pretty Woman fantasy and settle down with a client, although Bowen tells me this isn't unheard of.
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While Diaz doesn't owe anyone an explanation for the timing of her wedding, we're glad she decided to settle down for someone she knew was worth it.
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Both Bryan and Matt seem to think Rachel is attracted to Dean because he's fun, and young, and exciting — but he's not someone to settle down with.
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If you're looking to settle down in a major city, you may want to consider how many hours you'd have to work to pay down a mortgage.
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"Volatility is tied to uncertainty over future polices but I believe that it will settle down once the government sets in and policies become clearer," he said.
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I think it's going to be this constant, vicious circle of moving from temporary place to temporary place, when all my family want is to settle down.
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Hakeem has a newborn daughter, but the family's byzantine interpersonal politics and his own reluctance to settle down have stopped him from stepping up as her father.
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The judge was sympathetic last March to the young man, who insisted he was giving up on attempts to reach Syria and merely wanted to settle down.
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The business has been running online for roughly four years and initially tested pop-up stores before determining it wanted to settle down for a longer term.
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I explained what had happened over the weekend and told him that my friend and I had switched for this one shift to let things settle down.
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She's always been the Stark who refused to settle down, and it's within reason to imagine that she'd end things on a boat to god knows where.
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Ms. Chand said in the interview that she hoped to settle down with her partner sometime after the upcoming World Championships and the Olympic Games in Tokyo.
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It's this open-ended ambition that has Dyer rolling her eyes about inquiries into when she's planning to settle down, get married, and start popping out babies.
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It may well be that the change represented something of a turning point, that W.J. was prepared at last to settle down and take responsibility for himself.
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But, Oubre tells us they're NOT exclusive ... explaining they're good friends and she's a great person, but he's just not ready to settle down with ANYONE yet!
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Another man, having already toiled there, heads in the opposite direction, to Indiana and the woman he loves, to settle down, something he thought he'd never do.
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Mindy Shiben, 34, and Zach Justice, 32 Shiben, from Frederick, Maryland, spent years in the Air Force after high school — but now she's ready to settle down.
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History suggests that the market will be bumpy in the first half of 20203 but ultimately settle down once it's clear who the Democratic nominee will be.
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I settle down at my desk to eat my overnight oats while I check email and put the finishing touches on our newsletter that goes out today.
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When deciding where to settle down, it's also important to consider your annual salary and whether it will be enough to sustain your lifestyle in certain cities.
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"All right, all right, we got a show to do," Obama, who wore a loose-fitting shimmering silver jumpsuit, said playfully when the audience wouldn't settle down.
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" Men were always avoiding marriage, unless they happened to be starring in a coming children's movie franchise, in which case they were "finally ready to settle down.
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"It wants to settle down to attach to some substrate, something hard where it can make its living for the rest of its natural life," Allen explains.
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"We have to make sure that we move forward together in a unified way," Wasserman Schultz told the rowdy crowd that was asked to settle down numerous times.
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And no matter where you may decide to settle down, living within your means and employing common-sense budgeting tactics can help you save in the long run.
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Whether world markets settle down now or suffer a fresh volatility shockwave may be determined by next week's consumer and producer price inflation readings in the United States.
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Observers say the peace deal should have a major impact on the dynamics of the local cocaine industry, potentially making the drug more expensive as things settle down.
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Settle down everyone, promo pics from a new Shrek film weren't released over the weekend — that's just Donald Trump Jr neck-deep in a literal gator-infested swamp.
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Once we had finished and came home, we kind of needed to re-adjust and settle down again for a little bit before we could be creative again.
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Such perks are appealing for physicians who are ready to settle down after grueling years in medical school and in residency, companies marketing their services to doctors say.
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The two seem to be making the most of living in separate cities for now — or perhaps these trips are helping them decide where they'll eventually settle down.
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NICK PENDERGRAST Pendergrast's longest relationship ended two years ago, and the real estate agent, 32, is ready to settle down with a woman and build a life together.
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"Ryan's a very sweet guy and he cares a lot for Audrina, but he's not ready for a serious relationship or to settle down," the source tells PEOPLE.
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He's a hopeless romantic: Although his schedule is hectic, he hopes to settle down with the right chica in the future and live a a more quiet life.
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And maybe she doesn't want to settle down, and that's OK. And maybe she doesn't want a kid, and that's OK. And she's just happy playing the field.
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These earbuds are bullshit for eavesdropping I settle down in the VIP area, near a group of four boys who do not appear to be of drinking age.
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Kanye West loves David Bowie's music and his legacy so much ... he has NO PLANS to record a cover album, which means angry Bowie fans can settle down.
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To avoid all this, many people simply take to their beds with a bottle of wine or a pot of tea and settle down to some Mariah Carey.
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The new study estimates that females are ready to settle down and have their first litters around the ripe old age of 156, give or take 22 years.
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I was able to just settle down and take what the game gave me a little better and just lock into the shots I was going to get.
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After they hear from the league, and after they get a chance to settle down a little bit, we can discuss exactly what's right as we move forward.
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When you first get a new job, you don't want to be overly eager for friendship before getting a chance to settle down in your role, Cenedella said.
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But after spending time with six clubs in his first eight seasons in the N.B.A., he said he was looking for a place where he could settle down.
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RHP Miguel Diaz is letting his strained forearm settle down, but team doctors said they don't think there is any serious damage and he hasn't undergone an MRI.
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"Cuffing season" — or the time of year where singles trade in their free-agent status to settle down with a partner for the cold months — is upon us.
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Devin Heroux: Curling is one of few sports where adrenaline can be a bad thing — curlers have to calm their nerves and settle down before throwing big shots.
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And I did, so I looked for an apartment I could really settle down in, since I have to be in here all day long when I'm working.
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At the end, despite the characters' potential inclination to continue on to new areas, I felt an overwhelming urge to choose dialogue options that suggested they settle down.
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Beck (Renée Felice Smith) and Liam (Matt Bush) meet after a concert and quickly bond over their shared disdain for the pressure to find love and settle down.
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Company is about Robert, a stubborn bachelor who isn't looking to settle down until he comes to the conclusion that being alone is really no way to live.
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Their wounds are fresh and their activism takes up most of their attention, but eventually, life will settle down again, except for the relentless hostile intrusions of hoaxers.
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It's set a decade after the Mayflower landed in Plymouth and tracks William's family as it leaves the plantation to settle down alone at the edge of a forest.
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If, like many millennials, you're still figuring out where you want to settle down, consider these eight cities offering a host of incentives to entice you to move there.
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By December of that same year, a source told PEOPLE that they were "dating exclusively" and Joe was "willing to settle down for her" after having played the field.
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Many millennials are waiting to marry and have kids, while their dear old boomer parents, quite possibly divorced by now, were comparatively eager to settle down in their twenties.
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By December of that same year, a source told PEOPLE that they were "dating exclusively" and Jonas was "willing to settle down for her" after having played the field.
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Chip and Joanna Gaines just celebrated 16 years of marriage, but before the Fixer Upper stars met back in 2001, Chip, 44, was in no rush to settle down.
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The actual costs will vary depending on where you choose to settle down, but you will almost certainly have a higher quality of life than you did back home.
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If it passes as is — which it almost certainly won't — we can settle down to more years of arguing because no one seems to think it's a good deal.
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He suggested "extreme vetting" for any entrant to the US — from immigrants to tourists — and an "ideological test" for people who wanted to settle down in America for good.
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By December of that same year, a source told PEOPLE that they were "dating exclusively" and Joe was "willing to settle down for her" after having played the field.
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A cycle of house buying, credit demand and interest rate rise could be set in motion once 25-35 year-olds settle down and raise families, Smead told CNBC.
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"This may turn off viewers, but there's a certain liberation and even some relief in knowing that societal pressure to settle down can be just as cruel as loneliness."
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Finding the perfect pair of jeans is like finding the perfect partner — you have a lot of missteps until you settle down on the one that fits you best.
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AS YOU settle down to watch the World Cup in Russia, remember Oleg Sentsov, a Ukrainian film director serving a 20-year sentence in a prison camp in Siberia.
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In terms of what to expect in 2017, the NIFC is projecting ongoing fire troubles this month, but things should start to settle down in April, May, and June.
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By December of that same year, a source told PEOPLE that they were "dating exclusively" and Joe was "willing to settle down for her" after having played the field.
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Arie admitted he's ready to settle down, Bekah M. finally revealed her age, and Krystal reached defeated "villain" status before the rose ceremony even had a chance to begin.
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This county, located about 210 miles north of Detroit, is looking to attract young people in their late 2000s who want to settle down and start their lives here.
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It's no surprise that big cities like New York, Los Angeles and Chicago are home to high earners — but they're not the only places where wealthy individuals settle down.
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By December of that same year, a source told PEOPLE that they were "dating exclusively" and Jonas was "willing to settle down for her" after having played the field.
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After being spotted with Jordan Clarkson, Travis Scott and even briefly reuniting with ex Harry Styles, a source told PEOPLE last year that Jenner wasn't ready to settle down.
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Then, at the end of the day, when you settle down for the night, you're able to flip through his camera roll and select a few photos to save.
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"Jonas was playing the field, but he really likes her and is willing to settle down for her," a source revealed to People when the news was first announced.
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It's the dream of having one machine that is both with you everywhere and a powerful pixel pusher when you want to settle down for a serious gaming session.
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Niamh helped her settle down in the city in January, sleeping on the fold-out sofa in her living room, but plans to head back to Toronto in May.
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In its first two seasons, the series followed the dating misadventures of Josh (Jay Baruchel), your basic lovelorn guy who just wants to find someone to settle down with.
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A source close to Bombardier acknowledged disruption at Airbus but predicted things would settle down by the time the deal for Airbus to sell the CSeries closes next year.
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As raucous as a late-night New York City comedy club, it took almost 30 minutes to get roughly 40 people (avatars) to settle down and start the show.
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" Added the source of Bloom, who has a son, 5-year-old Flynn, with ex Miranda Kerr, "He would love to settle down with Katy and have more kids.
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Much of what follows takes place the day of Peter and Zaneta's wedding, beginning with his move into the dark, derelict farmhouse where the two will soon settle down.
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I had tons of boyfriends, I didn't want to settle down, I was completely wild and I was having fun and I didn't want anything to hold that back.
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In 2014, they bought a second home closer to Jenner — a $20 million estate in Hidden Hills, California, where they planned to settle down once those renovations were complete.
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If she could have had babies, if she would just give up whatever isolating quest she's on and settle down with a new man, surely Annalise might be happy.
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Fister, home runs power Astros past Pirates PITTSBURGH — At 32, Houston right-hander Doug Fister knows how to settle down, rely on his defense and put together solid innings.
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By the time most of us reach our twenties, we start feeling pressure to grow up—find the right job, commit to a long-term relationship, and settle down.
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The other mistake, which I had never thought about, was this assumption that we couldn't wait to settle down, that this was part of the inevitable progress of humanity.
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Reeves had said in a previous interview that he wanted to settle down and start a family at some point in his life, and in 1999, Syme became pregnant.
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Reeves had said in a previous interview that he wanted to settle down and start a family at some point in his life, and in 1999, Syme became pregnant.
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"I need some support in order to secure food and a new doghouse for him... He will have a good life and we will settle down, me and him."
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Remember the Friends episode where Rachel makes Ross promise her that if neither of them are married by the time they're 40, they'll settle down and marry each other?
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He won't settle down to work, instead reaching for the desk phone to engage in conversations with lawyers and journalists who, Kif begins to suspect, aren't on the line.
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Here's our take on the news: • Wall Street had a volatile day but appeared to settle down after Monday's violent plunge and steep drops in European and Asian markets.
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While a getting a head start with retirement planning helps if you want to settle down early, it doesn't mean you're doomed if it wasn't your focus at 18.
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For many of us, traveling the world is something we think we need to do before we "settle down", before we have kids and get "serious" about our careers.
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"The thing about these immigrants — they settle down, they work hard, they are very family-oriented and they are Christians," said Seth Smith, 37, a computer repairman in Hendersonville.
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"Once Google adopts the consent framework, much of the confusion will start to settle down a bit," said Walter Knapp, chief executive of ad software company Sovrn Holdings Inc.
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In the novel, Keiko's friends and family are mortified on her behalf, urging her to find a man and settle down or move to a more professionally fulfilling job.
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Hypoethical Gameplans While Rodriguez could benefit from jumping on Edgar early and hoping for a finish, it would be good to see him settle down and take his time.
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While there's optimism in Remembering the Rockets there's also acute anxiety about the future and whether or not to settle down when everything is so perilous in the world.
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They decide to settle down in the 1950s and let the apocalypse come when it will, even as the rest of time is being wiped out all around them.
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This is not a good time to make decisions, and definitely not the day to ask someone to marry you—no one wants to settle down under Uranus's energy!
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Located north of Detroit, the Michigan county is targeting young people in their late 2000s who have completed college and might be ready to settle down and start their lives.
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According to the source, the pair, both 23, had "a great time" on their date, but it may be too soon for Lovato to settle down with any particular guy.
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This is an ideology that dating apps such as Tinder and Bumble have thrived on: Why settle down with one person when you can constantly swipe to find someone new?
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I think perhaps he would open a little flower shop somewhere, some begonias, tulips, and settle down with a lot of attractive women from Dorne, with lots of Dornish wine.
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Euro 2016 hasn't even started yet (it starts later today) but already the French police had to break out the teargas in order to settle down some unruly English fans.
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They head upstairs to wash up and settle down for bed, and I heat up some leftover chicken and veggies and scarf it down while standing up at the counter.
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Certain doors of perception are more open to women, but it doesn't mean that men can't see what women are pointing out, if only they'd settle down, listen, and look.
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But just over a year later, he had to return to Nigeria to complete his compulsory national youth service — a requirement if he wanted to eventually settle down back home.
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As the son of a preacher-turned-taxi driver, he had inherited his father's charisma, but not his willingness to either study, or settle down and get a menial job.
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It would take time for me to relax and settle down and get comfortable offensively, and that's been seen through my first year, even though I've been out a lot.
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Taking a short 10-to-15-minute post-meal walk is believed to benefit digestion, and could possibly allow the gas in your body to settle down, according to MedlinePlus.
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Why: In the survey, not being able to afford to buy a home was the biggest determent, followed by not being ready to settle down or waiting to get married.
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I was really happy - I bought an apartment in Finland, I thought 'okay, I can settle down in Finland, I can get a real job, I can actually study something.
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Obviously if you're not looking to settle down, you probably don't want to hook up with someone who prefers to spend 24-48 hours every weekend glued to the couch.
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Moleza waited for his trapped prey to settle down before passing his leg over his face and sitting back, and finishing the submission that he has so meticulously set up.
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"About a million cross state lines each year, and these so-called young and the restless don't tend to settle down until their mid-30s," the New York Times reported.
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You're more than ready to settle down, start a family, and set forth on a new, rewarding, priceless chapter with them by your side every step of the way. Joy!
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But at the end of the day, Jenner isn't trying to settle down, and a source told PEOPLE this week that the star isn't seriously involved with anyone in particular.
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He also said that the app was catered towards millennials who may want to become parents even if they aren't necessarily ready to settle down with a long-term partner.
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When couples marry, they amble down the streets for their honeymoons and stay in the hotels and travel up the river until they get tired and they settle down there.
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Today, meet Presley, a pup residing with the 2nd Chance Fur-Babies Animal Rescue in Harrington, Delaware, who is ready to settle down after doing a lot of moving around.
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Stephens, who triumphed here in 2015, started to settle down in the second and led 22-26 but Peterson broke back to get back on serve and never looked back.
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But certified financial planner Sophia Bera, founder of financial advisory firm Gen Y Planning, says Roth IRAs can also come in handy long before account holders settle down into retirement.
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Possessor of a luminous, slow-spreading smile that Jack seems to ignite, Harriet breaks out a warm six-pack, and they settle down to a game of Truth or Dare.
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Settle down in this Grecian paradise if you're seeking to sunbathe on gorgeous beaches, chow down at waterfront restaurants and tour the Archaeological Museum of Chania and the Nautical Museum.
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"We are delaying it to the afternoon of (March) 9th for logistical and technical reasons and also for the ceasefire to better settle down," de Mistura told Reuters on Tuesday.
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Imagine sliding into a taxi and realizing, once you settle down, that you are sitting on top of a bright blue landscape with carefully painted horses leaping across the seat.
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By my 40s I felt satisfied with what I'd achieved in my career, was ready to settle down, and had met a man who was my close-to-perfect match.
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The "Me Too" movement, started by Tarana Burke more than a decade ago, has surged past every forecast that it would burn out, settle down or be erased by backlash.
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There are also about 150,000 "marriage migrants," mostly Chinese and Southeast Asian women, who have come, with the government's support, to settle down (and presumably procreate) with local Korean men.
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Pick a favorite holiday movie and settle down with one or a few of your favorite people to take a time out of the holiday rush and just enjoy it.
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In 2013, Santagato rose to fame on YouTube as a part of the collective comedy channel, Settle Down Kids — a group of YouTube creators who filmed weekly videos and skits.
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After graduating, she'd hoped to get a high-paying job and live and work in New Zealand before returning home to the southern Indian state of Kerala to settle down.
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"I thought I was quitting touring to settle down and get a trade and then it's like, no, I'm literally dressed as a mermaid singing 'Life on Mars,'" she said.
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When he was 210 years old, in 226, Manson was released to his aunt and uncle in McMechen, West Virginia, and for a brief time he appeared to settle down.
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"We don't have a year or two to settle down," Margzetta Frazier, 20163, a member of the national team, wrote this month in a tweet liked more than 1,200 times.
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Realistically, there wouldn't be a lot of romance in the zombie apocalypse, but now that everybody's starting to settle down just a bit, well, it makes a certain amount of sense.
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The book tells the story of Samuel and Loo Hawley, a father/ daughter duo who, after moving from location to location after Loo's mother dies, finally settle down in Olympus, Massachusetts.
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"It's about choosing someone who will make a good Bachelor, good television and who we think is sincerely ready for this moment — ready to be the Bachelor, ready to settle down."
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Of course, even if allowing immigrants in constitutes a favour rather than a duty, once the immigrants settle down the host country gradually incurs numerous duties towards them and their descendants.
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If Elena were my best friend, I'd tell her to run the hell away from this guy and find some nice pre-med student to settle down with at Whitmore College.
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Whether you're ready to settle down with an expensive gym membership, or just want to know what's out there, here's what you get at the big gym chains around the city.
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What better selling point could there be for a company looking to attract the best talent than to offer a great location for employees to settle down and raise a family.
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When Rick Gassko, played by Tom Hanks, opts to settle down from his life of singledom in the 1984 comedy Bachelor Party, his friends decide to throw him the ultimate bash.
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What we know is Deacon and Boozer are "drifters," people who refuse to settle down in any one camp, choosing to bounce around while engaging in various forms of contract work.
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But as you settle down to watch those fragments burn up into nothingness as they hit the Earth's atmosphere, something else will also be watching: NASA's all-sky meteor camera network.
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And they continually dream about the "glass castle" the family will build once they settle down, with everyone making requests for architectural features and Rex working on the blueprints at night.
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In 1982, she's in her late 20s and working an office job in Tokyo, and escapes to the countryside for a break from the incessant demands to settle down and marry.
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I think that if you tinker with the 'normal' order in which you're supposed to do things—settle down, put down roots—you think harder about which decisions you make next.
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For much of my 20s, I spent most of my time on the road, without a permanent address, living out of an orange suitcase, with no real desire to settle down.
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You have quite a few tasks to accomplish today before you're able to settle down and enjoy the boxes of chocolates that your adoring fans, friends, and lovers bought for you.
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And yet, it seems that just existing as a contemporary single woman almost guarantees a regular run-in with a nosy inquirer who's just dying to know when you'll settle down.
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The big picture: Qualcomm, which declined comment, seems to have made a $2 billion bet in April that trade tensions between the U.S. and China would settle down by mid-July.
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Of respondents deciding whether to settle down with someone, more than one-third say how that person manages their money, and debt, could be a deal breaker, according to the survey.
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Vows Chidegar Liberty, a Brooklyn bachelor and businessman who was born in Liberia, was frequently asked by family and friends on two continents when he would settle down and get married.
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Unlike their parents and grandparents, they aren't in a hurry to marry or settle down, and in turn, they aren't dropping money nearly as early or often on diamond engagement rings.
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It involved my parents dying suddenly when I was 25 and 27, making the rest of my 20s — a time when many women are beginning the settle-down trajectory — a blur.
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"At the start of the silence, he gave me a note to say that he had filled up with words and needed time for them to settle down," Mr. Kaufman recalled.
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Additionally, Detroit's population has been on the decline for decades, and given the city's history of economic issues, it's become known as a difficult place to settle down and plant roots.
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He was hoping he could find somewhere that, with a little bit of work, could be a place to settle down — somewhere he could paint the walls any color he wanted.
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A former ship's captain and a cook, they decided to drive around northern Spain in search of a quiet place to settle down — an old farmhouse, perhaps, or an abandoned mill.
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The couple and their two children were living in Los Angeles, but decided it was time to find a place to settle down in the Lone Star state, nearer to the Gaineses.
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Romantic comedies may have you believe that opposites attract, but a new study indicates that you're more likely to settle down with someone pretty similar to you — right down to your genetics.
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At the end of those two weeks, we'll have two official major-party presidential candidates and we'll be able to settle down for the long haul to the actual elections in November.
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Rohingya Muslim insurgents said on Saturday the repatriation plan was "not acceptable" and "the Burmese terrorist government is deceitfully and crookedly offering Rohingya refugees to settle down in so-called temporary camps".
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It's no surprise celebrities like Anne Hathaway, Natalie Portman and Jamie Dornan flock to the low-key town for a quick recharge or to settle down in a home of their own.
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A clear majority of the British Muslim couples who settle down together today opt for a religious ceremony, known as a nikah, but choose not to complement it with a civil ceremony.
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In the Netflix series "Master of None," the single protagonist, Dev Shah, played by Aziz Ansari, sometimes feels envious of his married friends, even as he fights the desire to settle down.
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Abel's girlfriend, Ann (charmingly sung by the soprano Lianne Gennaco,) worries that he no longer takes the Bible literally and wants him to settle down instead of dreaming of walking on Mars.
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This was the residential block of Dapchi Girls Science and Technology College, a government-run school where dozens of girls aged 1103 to 18 were preparing to settle down for the night.
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"Jonas was playing the field, but he really likes her and is willing to settle down for her," a source revealed to People when the news was first announced late last year.
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It took a strong bond with a therapist who could help the parts to talk to each other and respect each other for the "war" inside her to begin to settle down.
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But a significant number of them still want to follow the trajectory of generations past: Rent until you can save enough money, and then settle down in a house of your own.
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This week, as his opponents attempted to take Trump down using his own methods, elders in the Republican Party have expressed their alarm and begun to call on voters to settle down.
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We journeyed back to 1972, when Rebecca was an aspiring singer, while her friends were on a more traditional path, trying to get her to settle down — "diversify" as they called it.
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This "nodder" was accidental but when done deliberately it has been a great way to settle down aggressive fighters since boxers first realized their skulls were a lot harder than their gloves.
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The Brazilian government has said it will not close the border and plans to relocate refugees to other cities in the interior of Brazil where they can find work and settle down.
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I enjoyed a life where I could put in the hours, avoid any kind of reality where I would settle down with a woman, and have lots and lots of casual sex.
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All I could do was pour another tankard of hard cider, grab a slice of salt pork, and settle down to peruse Thomas Paine's Common Sense by the light of ten candles.
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One time, he says, he tried to settle down and rent a home in Seattle, but he instantly regretted that decision because he got cut from the Seahawks a few days later.
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Arabic advertisements for furnished apartments appeal to displaced Syrians looking to settle down, while orange life jackets hang outside shops for those brave or desperate enough to attempt a crossing to Europe.
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In the next game, a frustrated Stephens unleashed an eruption of profanity, and during the changeover she apologized to the chair umpire while her coach, Kamau Murray, implored her to settle down.
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I was drawn to the natural environment of the Pacific Northwest, and with the abundant job opportunities in the tech industry, we figured it'd be a better place to settle down (again).
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Sanders sent a message to campaign leaders and whips in the middle of the raucous floor proceedings on Monday asking them to settle down their caucuses, but it didn't do the trick.
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Lucille, who spent part of her childhood in Corona, decided it was time for her husband to settle down in a house, a real house, instead of living out of hotel rooms.
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Here, tourists and locals rub shoulders as they settle down to a smorgasbord of pop-up street food including Ethiopian Flavours's vegetable misir and injera crepes, or Kappacasein's local Ogleshield cheese raclette.
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Briskly working his way through a box of blue-tipped Chinese cigarettes, Mr. Wu extolled the opportunities of Africa but said migrants from China sometimes chose the wrong place to settle down.
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After six terrifying seasons of murder, sexual assault, imprisonment, and a series of other traumas, Anna and Mr. Bates were finally able to settle down in their marriage and try for children.
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It is foreseeable that after all dusts settle down after the March congressional sessions in China, the Trump administration and the Chinese will enter a new stage of strategic maneuver and contest.
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Should financial markets continue to settle down after last week's global equities rout, consumer spending could gain further ground, also aided by lofty savings and rising house prices, which are boosting household wealth.
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Zuckerberg looked shakiest in the first 90 minutes or so Wednesday morning while dealing with a bunch of angry House members, but he seemed to settle down by the end of the session.
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Over a decade ago, the employee in question wasn't ready to settle down with his girlfriend, "Sylvia," and he just didn't know how to handle the "different expectations" they had from their relationship.
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And whether or not you're in a rush to settle down with one person, the oh-so-common gray area between "just friends" and "significant other" can breed about a million awkward moments.
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Since working tirelessly on a new Broadway show Holiday Inn, the 27 song-and-dance guy hardly has time to settle down with his new wife Sasha Clements due to his busy schedule.
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The film centers on Jennifer Lawrence, a beautiful, naive young woman newly married to an older writer (Javier Bardem) suffering from writer's block, and the two settle down into the writer's secluded home.
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But they have a hard time making decisions, and even once they settle down, they often have side pieces and side pieces for those side pieces, because Libras love a back-up plan.
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Half of people who meet someone on OkCupid (and delete the app because they settle down with their partner) will do so within 30 days, says Dale Markowitz, a data scientist for OkCupid.
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To make things even juicier, InStyle also pointed out that earlier this year, Sheeran said that he would love to settle down and have a family on The Kyle and Jackie O Show.
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As David Cameron, who announced he would resign as Britain's prime minister on June 24th, met with European leaders on Tuesday to discuss Britain's exit from the EU, markets appeared to settle down.
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The big question from our friends, family, and ourselves is: Now that we have more or less broken even from working part-time remotely while traveling, will we keep traveling or settle down?
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The cryptocurrency space is a volatile one, but the year-long downward trend has been consistent and unrelenting, leaving many to wonder where and when some of these top tokens will settle down.
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With his Venus, Mercury, and Neptune all in Libra—the sign of justice and diplomacy that also rules the tendency to want to settle down—he is likely an affectionate and romantic partner.
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He started to date other people, because he wanted to have his own marriage and settle down, and I knew I'd eventually lose him—I've never felt so much jealousy in my life.
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The company's research suggests that after one or two years of living in the U.K., people are ready to settle down and that this often means buying a car and inevitably getting insurance.
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That said, drinking water, swallowing a bunch, eating a spoonful of peanut butter, or sticking out or biting your tongue may help keep you busy while you wait for things to settle down.
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Disney is still in the early stages of its transition, and it'll be several more years before the streaming wars settle down and we get a clearer picture of which players will survive.
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When Alibava graduated, they hoped she'd get a high-paying job and they would live and work in New Zealand, before returning home to the southern Indian state of Kerala to settle down.
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No one is saying that online dating is the variable that changes everything, but we reckon people who sign up for dating sites that require thoughtful responses are more ready to settle down.
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It's likely why we've seen some companies like Palantir and Postmates push back their IPO plans until things settle down or they can figure out a better way to keep their valuations high.
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I couldn't settle down to read or write, and in my anxiety I found myself mindlessly scrolling through two particular shopping websites, numbing my fears with pictures of shoes, clothes, purses and jewelry.
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Others, presumably those of us with dull linear minds, will wish he would just settle down, even for a single chapter, and say what he has to say in a dull, straightforward way.
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Punching down is a waste of time, and while many people — namely writers — go through an exhilarating period of exercising the power of their words in wasteful directions, most of us eventually settle down.
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But sometimes, and increasingly in recent years, it is also a place where people — like Benny, like all the other recently arrived Latino fruit farmers buying farmland — are coming to settle down, and thrive.
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The couple "are not engaged yet" but they "seem to be heading that way," a source told PEOPLE in August, adding that, "[Bloom] would love to settle down with Katy and have more kids."
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More surprising still: This Bruce Wayne is something of a boozy, sidewinding horndog, with a swivel-head for attractive women and not much hope or desire to ever settle down with any of them.
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Holm's performance is solid, but his Workaholics comedy chops are nowhere to be seen, and as the womanizer who finds he really does want to settle down, he suffers from a bland, clichéd storyline.
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Martinson is grateful to be free now but will forever mourn the years lost to a longer sentence -- the prime years of her life when she planned to settle down and have a family.
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During an appearance on Access Live on Thursday, the Total Bellas star, 35, opened up about her love life — and whether she's ready to settle down six months after her split from John Cena.
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And the fact they still have confidence in me and still believe in me, just kind of makes you settle down a little bit, if that's the worst that can happen in a game.
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I wish him all the best, and I hope the next few days they can settle down and enjoy having a newborn in the family and all the joys that come with it that.
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As for Lampert, his journey is technically open-ended, but he expects to travel for about six months to a year, and then settle down in a more affordable part of the United States.
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" But Obama expressed hope that, when voters go to the polls, they "will settle down and say, 'Who do we want actually sitting behind the desk, making decisions that are critical to our future?
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"As more millennials are starting families and thinking about their careers with a more long-term scope, their choice of where to settle down brings more factors into the mix than before," Thorsby says.
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But being forced to leave somewhere you intended to raise your family and settle down can be devastating, and questions naturally arise over whether any given story, or event, or interview, is worth that?
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"I think with our offense, you give up three early and it's like, 'OK, if I can settle down and keep us in this game we still got a chance to win,'" Verlander said.
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In the end, the group's best moments are often the quiet ones, when the vocal gymnastics settle down and the singers fall back into unison, their tuning so perfect that it glimmers with overtones.
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ROME (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Africa's nomadic cattle herders have for years come under pressure from governments and farmers to settle down and stop their livestock roaming, destroying crops and creating conflict along the way.
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Varsity's newest single from their yet to be announced upcoming record is called "Settle Down," which Noisey is premiering above, and it's an example of how their perfectionism almost got the best of them.
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Tinder's CEO is on the move when it comes to business, but in his personal life he's clearly angling to settle down ... at least that's what it looks like given his latest big purchase.
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You don't necessarily have to settle down in your 20s, but you also don't need to just make it work with whoever you're with when all your friends on Facebook start tying the knot.
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Alicia spent her early life in Trinidad; 17 years ago her mother, who had been married to an alcoholic, left for New York, where she would settle down and find work as a nanny.
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Only a quick wave was offered as I passed an old friend last August, his gesture conveying a familiar sentiment: Too busy to talk; we'll catch up in the fall when things settle down.
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So, once the holiday festivities are over and it's time to settle down with Flight of the Navigator on Disney+, use these tips to make sure your Roku delivers the best experience it can.
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Millennials, anyone born between 1981 and 1996, are buying homes later than their parents, creating a population bulge of 25 to 35 year-olds that are looking to settle down amid the housing shortage.
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Brits could look across the Irish Sea with a mixture of perplexity and patronizing disdain: Why can't the Irish settle down and stop being so obsessed with those maddening questions of nationality and identity?
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By the next day it will be deeply succulent with just the right crackle, and friends and neighbors will settle down to porchetta sandwiches with blueberry balsamic mostarda, panzanella, ricotta fritters, beer and wine.
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I put on some coffee, but before I'm able to settle down, my cat lets me know he will absolutely die if I do not carry him around and snuggle him for ten minutes.
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What you want her to do is to draw what you think is the obvious conclusion: that she needs to break up with her partner, find a new one and settle down to motherhood.
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" The extrovert does want to find the right person and settle down but she candidly tells Motherboard, "Between work, my pre-existing social life and dating I don't have a lot of downtime for myself.
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The trade war could settle down and productivity could outperform all expectations, but it would take a hard-to-see combination of events for returns to match the 10 percent annualized rate of recent years.
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After the attention, she's looking to settle down and return to her work as at Brandeis University – but her friends on the show have other thoughts, drawing her back to Oklahoma and into their adventures.
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" From PEN: 23 Oscar Nominees Reveal The Untold Stories Behind Their Films That's because, the source says, "He's not ready to settle down and just isn't in the mindset to get married or have kids.
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This marks the fourth home Christina and Ant have lived in during a whirlwind year, but it's the place where they're planning to settle down to raise their baby boy, who is due in November.
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But it's also the perfect time to settle down with a good, scary book In honor of Halloween, this week on the MashReads Podcast, we take a deep dive into the world of horror reading.
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"Payroll gains should now settle down to a steady 150,000 to 170,000 per month, which would be enough to keep the unemployment rate on a gradual downward trend," he said in a note to clients.
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Bacteria that had intact phage-tail genes, but had had a block of six other genes deleted, were able to induce larvae to settle down, but not to shed their cilia and complete their metamorphosis.
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They're all good people, it's about choosing someone who will make a good Bachelor, good television and who we think is sincerely ready for this moment – ready to be the Bachelor, ready to settle down.
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While that can be a downside — one big open cabin means less privacy, and potentially more noise — he said that the relative privacy of the seats is more than enough, especially as passengers settle down.
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"This turn of events is fueled primarily by the dramatic drop in the share of young Americans who are choosing to settle down romantically before age 35," said Fry in a post on the study.
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You'll have to approach the grill with a game plan, as you always should, because you want to cook a few other things over the fire first and give the coals time to settle down.
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After last week's run of six new releases, Will and Tim settle down this week and dig deep into Todd Phillips' War Dogs and debate Werner Herzog's Lo and Behold: Reveries of the Connected World.
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It takes a lot of gall for the very people responsible for the current desperate situation to tell them they're asking for too much, that they should settle down and let the adults handle it.
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After plunging into a career in the health industry in the mid-1980s and landing a job as a regional supervisor for Jenny Craig in Michigan in the '90s, she was ready to settle down.
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Fighting for the defense of our country, ideals, homes and honor is an honor and a duty which your daddy has to do before he can come home to settle down with you and Mother.
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He prioritized his education and career and would soon return to law school on the other side of the country, then take a job in Boston, and ultimately land back in Vermont to settle down.
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"Showing up on time is one of the greatest liberating acts you can give yourself in a movie," he added, as it avoided keeping crew waiting and gave enough time to "settle down" before shooting.
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After Apted asks Jackie whether it was a good idea to settle down so early, she hangs her head in what looks like shame — and which is, four installments later, revealed to have been fury.
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These stats don't take anything from correlation to causation, but they do make the case that people who sign up for dating sites that require thoughtful responses are in a better spot to settle down.
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There's an unspoken assumption that people on free dating sites are young, horny people with no disposable income and that people on paid dating site are mature, employed individuals who are ready to settle down.
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It was Jacob Lund Fisker's book "Early Retirement Extreme " that motivated Sean to fast-track his retirement, partly because it pointed out that you don't necessarily have to be a multimillionaire to settle down early.
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All that changed on July 463 — the unspoken truce between the command post officers and the block, the recent cooling-off of crime, the young parents deciding it had become safe enough to settle down.
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Alex Abrines will eventually heat up, George and Dennis Schröder will eventually settle down, and (somewhat superficial) stretch fours like Grant and Patrick Patterson should find some type of rhythm as the season goes on.
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Eventually, after Michelle told folks to settle down, she talked about the wide ranging musical genres that got her through tough moments in life, and reiterated just how impactful music is to pretty much everyone.
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For the fishermen, it is also looking at how to deliver a baited hook directly to a specific destination on the river bed or sea floor, and then settle down to keep a watch over it.
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Klay's been linked to some beautiful women (see here and here) ... but when we saw his NBA champion father Mychal out this week, we wanted to know if dad wants to see his son settle down.
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Fidelity also suggests a timeline to use in order to get to that magic number: There's also the 21 percent rule, which many early retirees use to know if they have enough money to settle down.
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When she went to tell her daughter's Margaret, 12 and Janet, 11, to settle down and go to sleep, instead of rough-housing, she found them huddled in the corner with terrified expressions on their faces.
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