Fundbox, in turn, settles on net terms with the purchaser.
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This always settles on me in a most unsettling way.
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Furie smiles as the frog settles on his outstretched hand.
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The butterfly settles on the bright lettering of the boat.
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He'll say: 'It depends on what the president ultimately settles on.
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I've never really thought about how garbage sometimes settles on power lines.
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But, she eventually settles on Nano, especially since they're expecting a baby.
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Later, the picture settles on his face, his body cloaked in shadow.
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The hype will fade long before the construction dust settles on HQ2.
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" — he finally settles on just two, the Bible and "The Communist Manifesto.
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Later she settles on his lap and plays games on his smartphone.
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The book settles on the challenges of two previous relationships: Mitch, then Dennis.
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It opens with an ominous rumble, but quickly settles on more welcoming terrain.
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But that may only happen if black South Carolina settles on a favorite.
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The dust enters the atmosphere, drifts around and eventually settles on the surface.
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He shoos his children out of the room and settles on the carpeted floor.
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Soot from domestic fires also warms the planet, particularly when it settles on snow.
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Just when the dust settles on one financial crisis or scam, another one pops up.
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The material immediately refreezes and either settles on the surface or continues out into space.
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Ultimately, the vision of Trump that Gingrich settles on is a vision of Gingrich himself.
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For all the chatter and intrigue, Mr. Finley never settles on a point or theme.
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Whether it finally settles on 280, 420, or 540 character-length tweets is anyone's guess.
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This exceeded the 15.5% increase in the second-month Brent contract, which settles on Oct.
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And there is talk of exacting a bit of revenge once Trump settles on a pick.
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The writer Chuck Klosterman's considers considers the Beatles, Elvis and Dylan — and settles on Chuck Berry.
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He settles on a shrunken Ralph Lauren button-down; Faber, on a 1970s three-piece suit.
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At some point in every technology's evolution, the world settles on its Right Way To Do Stuff.
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She settles on one of her specialties: a hot red, short, tight number that's painted on perfectly.
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For the sake of the company and its user base, I hope it settles on something soon.
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After the jitters of "Unsane," the mood that settles on "Gemini," dopey and unrushed, is a relief.
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Other writers fell under that familiar publishing category that settles on describing their work in the negative.
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She settles on little bitty fairy tale eggplants, carrots of varying colors, heirloom cherry tomatoes, and pink radishes.
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But writer Eve Peyser, who is fond of such cookies, settles on a name that feels fitting enough.
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The option she settles on for the client's "surprise ski trip to Japan" is a fur-lined coat.
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When the party finally settles on a nominee, he or she can expect a huge surge in donations.
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She settles on taking a selfie with the one of the sauropods, its tail curling into the frame.
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The big questions are what route the Army Corps settles on and how long the agency takes to decide.
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It's high time that Hillary Clinton settles on a message and unifying vision, Democratic strategist Morris Reid said Thursday.
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She settles on an orange jeweled skirt ("goldfish," she calls it), and strolls into her perfectly-lit marble bathroom.
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Whatever landscapes Stålenhag ultimately settles on, it is certain to be another unique visual take on science fiction storytelling.
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When asked to sum up his life in a hashtag, the journalist immediately settles on two: #grateful and #lucky.
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She learns that even the sane can have hallucinations, and she settles on that term to describe her condition.
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The markets open soon and Selina is still wavering, but settles on bailing out the bank that isn't Charlie's.
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After months of beguiling what-ifs and maybes, this season settles on something more vague than it needs to.
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The group eventually settles on the eldest daughter as the source of both this demon and all their misfortunes.
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Donor enthusiasm offers a hint that those empty coffers will fill rapidly once the party settles on a nominee.
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How suddenly potential pain appears, how uncertainty settles on the soul like a carrion crow on a dead squirrel.
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Stencils can direct where the vapor settles on the fabric, allowing Andrew to design and build specific electrical components.
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The key insurance reform that Trumpcare settles on is allowing individuals to deduct their premiums from their tax returns.
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But regardless of how it's blended, says Ropion, oud eventually settles on the skin with a subdued, mysterious trail.
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So before the dust settles on Black Friday weekend, take a look at the 17 pairs of Zara boots ahead.
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Once it settles on a name, GM will say more about how much and where the bikes can be purchased.
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His scope settles on the turret of a German Tiger tank, which slowly glides upward until it meets his eye.
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As for her ever-changing hairstyles, the Keeping Up with the Kardashians star settles on a familiar 'do: Cher hair.
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As the dust settles on Tuesday night's contests, Trump's winning percentage in statewide races in those states was overwhelmingly positive.
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When the dust settles on Mr. Trump's rearrangement of relations with Mexico, Mexico is unlikely to keep lending a hand.
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By the time the dust settles on March 15, 58 percent of delegates will be bound to one candidate or another.
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He settles on a six-herb selection of sage, Thai basil, scallions, red clover blossoms, and sweet-smelling pineapple sage flowers.
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After a mini-bidding war, Harrison settles on an offer from Shaun Neff who promises to mentor Harrison though the process.
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She settles on Guy (Travis Fimmel), a dude with a beard and piercing blue eyes who makes artisanal pickles in Brooklyn.
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"Once the dust settles on the vote, I'll hopefully have a little more time to spend with my family," he said.
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When the dust settles on March 15, about 58 percent of delegates will already be bound to one candidate or another.
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After the dust settles on spring cleaning, we're brightening up our spaces with pops of bold blues, vibrant yellows, and flirty florals.
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As the dust settles on the weirdest Academy Awards thing of all time, more dazed viewers have begun to realize the connection.
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Once the company settles on the winner, the city has the opportunity to extract concessions, said Williams of the Urban Land Institute.
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Cruz wanted to set himself up to be the lone voice of reason against Trump once the dust settles on this election.
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Washington (CNN)As the dust settles on Super Tuesday, one thing has become abundantly clear: Underestimate black voters at your own peril.
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It also displayed the administration's determination to challenge China beyond a growing trade war, even before it settles on a clear strategy.
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Writing on art, family, war, ideas, ideology — pretty much whatever his mind settles on — Zagajewski is in fact always writing about displacement.
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The dust settles on the floorboards of Broadway's Cort Theatre for only a brief, melancholy moment before joyous dancing kicks up the particles.
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The system starts with the most basic shapes and works toward increasing complexity until it finally settles on an optimal, super-aerodynamic shape.
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I email M. the links to a few things I think he might like, and he settles on a North Face fleece jacket.
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It settles on the leaves of the workers' makeshift vegetable plots behind the cages and on the window panes of their nearby flats.
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As the dust settles on the election, you should expect to see reports coming out about the newest advances in weaponized digital propaganda.
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As the dust settles on the Turkish military's botched coup, a crackdown has ensued that has spread beyond just finding insubordinate military men.
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If he settles on somebody else, it's going to be there was anger about Romney and he couldn't stand up to that anger.
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This article originally appeared on VICE Sports UK. As the dust settles on the quarter-finals, Euro 2016 resembles the bloodiest of battlefields.
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He settles on a small piece by Camilla Engstrom, an artist best known amongst internet style circles for her cheerfully drawn naked ladies.
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Most analysts expect that Great Britain and the United States will start negotiating a free trade agreement once the dust settles on Brexit.
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After the team settles on their big storyline or major idea for a new adventure, they create a one-sheet breakdown of the story.
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Of course, whether or not the product will make sense for this wider audience will ultimately depend on the price point AliveCor settles on.
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We hang onto these things, and we keep on working on them, even as the world settles on what seems like this encrusted mundanity.
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A plan on refinancing or restructuring its debt in Qatar would have to wait until the "dust settles" on the regional rift, he said.
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Marginalizing Trump, insisting that "The president speaks for himself" rather than the American people, cannot remove the stink that settles on those near him.
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To be clear: Whether Trump settles on one of these names or not, that person will not likely survive terribly long in the job.
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When Connick finally settles on jazz for the style and adds the appropriate instruments, it feels as if the song just burst into existence.
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My sister settles on the new Kat Von D concealer, I pick up a mascara to try ($229, sister Square cashes me $17) $209 p.m.
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Rivers help regulate an increasingly volatile global carbon cycle by transporting decaying organic material from land to sea, where it settles on the ocean floor.
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In fact, when the dust settles on the budget agreement for 2628, the result will likely resemble another year of the Obama administration's slow growth.
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For one week every August, the center of the car world shifts away from Detroit, from Germany, from Silicon Valley, and settles on California's Monterey Peninsula.
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Then 15 minutes before tribal council, someone says the name Jessica, and the tribe settles on her simply because they're tired of talking and it's new.
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Eventually Automata establishes its genre — let's call it an action / open-world / role-playing hybrid — but it never settles on any one description for too long.
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These questions are asked aloud in transmissions sent back to the narrator's father, who is stranded on Earth, but the film never settles on easy answers.
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Sarge is in constant need of a target for her boiling rage, and she settles on Bella's friend Venus Ramirez (Esteban Andres Cruz), a trans woman.
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But as the dust settles on the 2018 Oscars, the jumble of nominations and wins and records indicates an Academy in flux — and some truly unexpected milestones.
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Until Haslam settles on a clear and logical way to do things—perhaps removing himself from the picture in the process—the Browns will continue to suffer.
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Ducking into an empty exam room, her gaze quickly settles on a scuff mark behind the door where a chair has rubbed against it, and she frowns.
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Businesses have not cut back on their investment; instead they appear to have put big investment projects on hold until the dust settles on the trade conflict.
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When the dust settles on the 2020 Democratic primary season, it may well serve as a guide for deciphering the limits and rigidity of mainstream gender discourse.
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That, many analysts and some Trump officials believe, could prompt Mr. Trump to release his plan rather than wait until Israel finally settles on its political leadership.
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During the overture, you never see the orchestra; instead, the camera settles on the face of a young girl experiencing Mozart's magical score for the first time.
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The point is, by the time the dust settles on the Ides of March, about 58 percent of delegates in the GOP contest will have been allotted.
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The fact that Trump settles on $15 as the appropriate amount to pay for health insurance betrays a lack of familiarity with the actual cost of coverage.
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Exactly why the bright methane ice settles on these crater rims and walls is a mystery; also puzzling is why this same effect doesn't occur broadly across Pluto.
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The Ohio governor's strategy is particularly problematic for Rubio because more than half of overall delegates will be awarded by the time the dust settles on March 15.
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A basic simulation using historical polling errors suggests that Democrats will hold the keys to 23 governors' mansions when the dust settles on November 7th (see chart 2).
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It's only as the dust settles on the 2016 Olympics that these two defining anxieties – of British pride and Brazilian legacy – begin to make sense side-by-side.
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Jane ping-pongs between her two amazing options for a season-and-a-half until she finally settles on Michael, and the perfect couple has the perfect wedding.
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The duty of appointing judges is one "I take seriously", he wrote, and "in the weeks ahead" Americans will learn the name of the person he settles on.
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Hart's train of thought is momentarily interrupted while he and Eniko determine how to pay the valet ... but Kev ultimately settles on $100 from his stack of Benjamins.
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It is late evening, and Nurse Alma, having introduced herself to her patient, turns on the radio, switches between stations, settles on Bach's Violin Concerto in E Major.
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One side is smooth while the other has almost more holes than dough, from the bubbles that swell and pop as the batter settles on the mitad (griddle).
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This will speed up global warming directly—and the soot from the fires, when it settles on the ice, will darken it and thus speed its melting still more.
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It can actually make strategic sense to wait to pitch your idea, knowing that a dozen different schemes will be proposed and discarded before the tribe settles on one.
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According to him, at least eight out of ten women are affected by this kind of fat, which most often settles on the buttocks, the thighs, and the stomach.
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If it sticks with its internal heir apparent after all the dust settles on the rot at Wells Fargo, the bank will have to make the case for him.
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The fact that Trump settles on $12 or $15 as the appropriate amount to pay for health insurance betrays a lack of familiarity with the actual cost of coverage.
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Granik's camera often settles on elements of nature — plants, insects, flowing water — that remind us both of the beauty and the danger that an existence beyond normal, safe walls harbors.
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After a few seconds of consideration, he settles on his first professional fight, a 2008 bout in Hull, Quebec, just across the border from Canada's capital city of Ottawa, Ontario.
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As the camera settles on a bank of silver snow, it becomes clear this miniature world is made to look like out own, though crafted from an alien-like material.
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As the dust settles on the Netanyahu performance, so attention in the region, and elsewhere, is turning to that of Abbas, and a speech being widely condemned as anti-Semitic.
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ABC's "This Week": John Kasich and Sanders, both struggling to gain traction in their primary races, make appeals to voters after the dust settles on a Saturday filled with primaries.
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When the dust settles on yet another fruitless American adventure trek over the Atlantic, however, Jim Furyk may reflect on the four calls he made when naming his captain's picks.
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As the dust settles on the peace accord and both sides monitor each other's implementation, the Taliban once again have an advantage and two American families have lost an opportunity.
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As the dust settles on Britain's third general election in less than five years, many market participants will seek clarity from the government on what happens immediately after Jan. 31.
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"What's driving companies to engage in paper transactions is not our 35 percent tax rate," he said, but other countries' willingness to undercut whatever rate the United States settles on.
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He settles on working at Best Buy, and later, with encouragement from Issa, sets aside his dream of developing an app to take a gig at a tech start-up.
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They're amazing allies to have in a war, but regardless of how the dust settles on Westeros there's historical precedent that shows the world is nearly always better off without dragons.
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Crude could still find some support after the market settles on Tuesday, with a Reuters poll showing U.S. crude oil inventories were expected to have fallen for an eighth consecutive week.
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AS THE dust settles on Sadiq Khan's victory in London's mayoral election, attentions are turning to Zac Goldsmith's campaign and his aggressive focus on his rival's past encounters with Muslim hardliners.
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She settles on zucchini and mint with ricotta, and another with a trio of different types of tomatoes and some extra fresh mozzarella we had hanging out in the walk-in.
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Some political observers warn that dumping Trump before the dust settles on Friday's bombshell disclosure could backfire, especially if Republican voters think politicians are caving under heat from Democrats and the media.
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It is therefore also appropriate, once the dust settles on Collins' trial, to use the lessons learned from his prosecution to revisit the STOCK Act and explore ways it can be strengthened.
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"I think it is a pretty clear sign of guilt when the City of Sacramento settles on a $2.4 million dollar lawsuit with Stephon Clark's children," Ms. Faison said in an email.
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And there could not be much more riding on one race in the southwest corner of Pennsylvania in a district that may not even exist once Pennsylvania settles on a redistricting plan.
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Vietnam '67 As the dust settles on the 18-hour documentary "The Vietnam War," it seems unlikely that the longstanding debates engendered by the conflict will abate much in the film's aftermath.
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As we pointed out post-pregnancy, when the Kimoji CEO settles on a particular aesthetic, she tends to obsess, creating every possible iteration of that ensemble, and her latest look is no exception.
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As the dust settles on the holidays, and millions of parents around the world regret buying their ungrateful precious children noisy toys, one word conjures more fear and concern than any other: Hatchimals.
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Instead, the ball will break physics, bend gravity, and probably even time travel a little as it dances all around the roof's edges—until it finally settles on top of the roof's ridge.
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Fleming settles on a spot in the middle of the third row, then moves to the other side of the room after a man snarls at her for trying to save a seat.
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When the camera soars over a glittering underwater realm and settles on an enormous octopus pounding away at the drums, you don't need any context at all to be amused by the spectacle.
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As the dust settles on these major legislative changes, it is worth considering their potential long-term effects and the underlying conditions driving the affordable housing crisis that prompted the legislature to act.
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Having debunked most of the better-known rival claimants, Kells settles on his own theory, which is that Shakespeare was only a dramatic adapter of previous texts, and a clumsy one at that.
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She's doing exactly what she's asked to do, but because the movie never really settles on what it wants her to do, Kim ends up ping-ponging between a bunch of different storylines.
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Trump could also suspend immigration by refugees from Syria and impose whichever "extreme vetting" requirements he settles on for immigrants from other countries -- the current iteration of what was originally his proposed Muslim ban.
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Facebook may believe it has strong arguments on appeal or, because it has so much cash on hand, it may hope to wear ZeniMax down to the point where it settles on favorable terms.
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Whatever the conference committee settles on would then again have to pass the full House and Senate — and it would then be presented for President Trump's signature (should he choose to give it). Whew.
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The golden light that settles on her like a celestial mantle suggests that Marlo's life is heavenly at least in moments, even if her clenched expression and haunted eyes read more like distress signals.
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One of Eleanor&aposs little beads of light travels back to Earth, and settles on the shoulder of a man who tosses some misdelivered mail into the trash (a classic former-dirtbag Eleanor move).
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After he takes a small canvas ("Landscape With Snow") out of his bag, the skittish camera pans from the painting to his feet and up his body, and then settles on his furrowed face.
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As the dust settles on the two most important auto industry trade shows, we see clear standouts in the competitive race to connectivity, battery powers, and ultimately, the autonomous cars that will drive our future.
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"When the dust settles on this sorry saga, there is also a wider lesson to learn about the concentration of public contracts in the hands of a small number of very big businesses," he said.
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"As the dust settles on an exceptionally busy week for both economics and politics, markets are still largely but not fully priced for an August rate hike," said Adam Cole, chief currency strategist at RBC.
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The weekly report from the American Petroleum Institute (API), an industry group, is expected after the market settles on Wednesday, a day later than usual due to the U.S. Martin Luther King Jr holiday on Monday.
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She brainstorms a few ideas, one being a coupon book for "massages" and "hugs," but in the end, she settles on a gift, full of literal Band-Aids (in the right color this time), and lingerie.
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After the publication settles on the final lineup of pioneers, leaders, artists, and icons to be honored in entertainment, business, politics, and other industries, they enlist help from people who knows each of the honorees personally.
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Whether it's due to first-mover influence or the fact that Hollywood settles on its favorites earlier than the Oscars want you to believe, the Golden Globes have become a remarkable bellwether for the Academy Awards.
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There is a question in all this about why we draw the lines of our lives where we do, but the answers Foer settles on could be sections of a greeting-card store: Family. Love. Dog.
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How much blame for Mr. Khashoggi's disappearance or death settles on the 33-year-old crown prince has become a decisive factor in his standing in the eyes of the West and within the royal family.
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"Once the dust settles on the Khashoggi killing, pressure on the Crown Prince to share power with the rest of the family will remain, if not increase," Stratfor, the geopolitical intelligence firm, wrote in a recent article.
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As the dust settles on the 28503 presidential primaries, one thing is clear: it will be remembered as a year of political campaigns and candidates employing unconventional tactics (and language) to stand out amongst the political herd.
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According to Libbrecht's model, water vapor first settles on the corners of the crystal, then diffuses over the surface either to the crystal's edge or to its faces, causing the crystal to grow outward or upward, respectively.
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The first time we see Luke in the main Paradise office, which features a painting of Biggie Smalls wearing a crown, the camera settles on our hero in such a way that Biggie's crown falls directly on Luke.
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This is the unstoppable force meeting the immovable object: An angry Trump looking for someone to blame for the ongoing Russia story settles on the one person who has always been deemed un-fireable in his White House.
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"It is ridiculous that Japan still trumpets about time-worn 'threat' at a time when a new era of peace settles on the Korean peninsula and in the region," another KCNA dispatch said at the end of July.
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On a needlessly wide set (by Adam Rigg) crammed so close to the audience, and lit so brightly (by Amith Chandrashaker), that artifice becomes impossible to ignore, the production settles on a flattening mishmash of alienation and naturalism.
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So Garrett settles on a stuffed hedgehog toy, which Strudel theatrically tosses above her head, as Garrett uses what she calls her "magic wand" (a Pup-Peroni stick) to coerce Strudel into politely sitting on the white background paper.
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The Resistance settles on a three-pronged effort: Poe Dameron will lead a starfighter assault to give cover to the second prong, a ground attack force led by Finn with the objective of destroying the Final Order signal node.
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In the two weeks following today, 13 more states (and a few territories) will vote, and by the time the dust settles on March 15, about 58 percent of delegates will already be bound to one candidate or another.
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This won't happen anytime soon (the new supersonic planes don't even exist), but the FAA is considering rules about noise certifications and other rules for supersonic planes — once the government settles on what boom levels are tolerable for us land dwellers.
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" The camera then settles on a man with dark skin and a beard sitting in his seat, getting uncomfortable as he realizes everyone is staring at him as "Don't be afraid to say no to discrimination flashes on the screen.
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As the dust settles on the Senate's early Saturday morning vote, here's a few things to look for in conference... ANWR: A decades-long push to allow oil exploration in Alaska's Arctic National Wildlife Refuge is on the brink of succeeding.
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Thundercat was one of the chief architects of the latter, and he speaks reverently about Kendrick's months-long, "slow burn" recording process, where different phases and styles have to "stream out of" the rapper before he settles on a final direction.
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Alternating sections on history and policy with memoir and reportage, Filipovic alludes to the competing classical traditions of hedonia and eudaimonia, as well as more everyday terms like "pleasure" and "satisfaction," but she never settles on a clear definition of happiness.
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Asked how YC settles on who will become a visiting partner, a part-time partner or any other kind of member of the YC community, Seibel said it's "not an open application process" before shifting the conversation back to its newest members.
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All of that is fine, even if it feels a little too neat to be the whole story (and the various controversies that dog LBJ's legacy ensure that it will be a long time before America settles on one narrative about him).
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The day's stunning dominoes ("Abrupt chain reaction for Trump" is the five-column head in the WashPost): Trump, backed by Jared Kushner and Ivanka Trump, settles on "Mooch" to head comms, largely because he likes the financier's feistiness defending POTUS on cable.
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"When the dust settles on these presidential campaigns and we have a new president, he or she will squarely be behind Los Angeles' bid to bring these Games back to the U.S." Garcetti said at the United States Olympic Committee media summit.
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Photo: GettyAs the dust settles on CES and all of the big gadgets have astounded or disappointed, it's time for another round up of the little devices that weren't notable enough to warrant their own coverage but still deserve plenty of love.
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Unfortunately, the documentary is so focused on ticking off boxes (interviews with every major model, snapshot bios of Ms. Lambert and each of the designers) that it never settles on any of its characters long enough to give their stories emotional heft.
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"Before the commission settles on a proposal for an anti-disruptive trading rule, I have asked the SEC staff to assemble their work on disruptive trading practices for publication in the near future for the public to consider and comment on," White said.
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Until David comes to me and apologizes to me …" WATCH: Teen Mom 2's Jenelle Evans Settles on Custody Schedule over Son Jace with Her Mother Barbara Donna interrupted, saying, "That's never going to happen, so you chose not to have Jenelle in your life.
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"When the dust settles on these presidential campaigns and we have a new president he or she will squarely be behind Los Angeles' bid to bring these Games back to the U.S. "This is something that breaks down walls and something that brings us together.
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The Trump administration is concerned that Republican lawmakers might not want to ratify the new version of NAFTA that it settles on with Canada and Mexico because it could involve scrapping provisions that lots of pro-business Republicans desperately want to keep in the agreement.
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Whether they succeed in spite of themselves depends in part on whether the Democratic Party settles on a nominee willing to take a rhetorical approach against this president more compelling to the average voter than the viral GIFs and clap backs that now inevitably accompany these speeches.
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Jane, who found herself in an unquestionable love triangle with last week's "Trippin," settles on one of her very right-swipeable suitors: new boyfriend-slash-dreamboat doctor Ben Chau (Aussie actor Luca James Lee) or former flame "Pinstripe" (Dan Jeannotte), whose real name is Ryan Decker, people.
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The Capitol is abuzz with rumor and speculation about what could be included, how millions of Americans who have benefitted from Obamacare would fare, and whether the plan that Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY) settles on can get the 50 votes it needs to pass.
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The Interpreter As the dust settles on Russian interference in the United States election, journalists are confronting an aspect that has received less scrutiny than the hacking itself but poses its own thorny questions: Moscow's ability to steer Western media coverage by doling out hacked documents.
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Brexit – a word with such grand consequence yet overuse that it's almost become boring to write – had just caused a 29% surge in hate crimes in the UK, and as the dust settles on the initial blast, the long term social consequences don't look much better.
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As the dust settles on the reality of a Donald Trump presidency, Bradley Tusk, a prominent venture capital investor, said start-ups should prepare for a less intrusive regulatory regime, but warned that the new administration might also be more willing than his predecessor to protect legacy industries.
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I would say that it's darker and uglier than any episode, but it settles on this bittersweet note of where these people find themselves in their lives and in their relationship, and I think it's the perfect punctuation to the season, and it's the perfect place to leave people.
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The novel flits past the canon of "school stories" like Tom Brown's Schooldays, circles the Victorian classics of schooling (Jane Eyre, David Copperfield), and eventually settles on the wistful pastoralism undercut by dread that defines certain novels of patrician childhood: The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie, The Go-Between.
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"For all of us, when the dust settles on these presidential campaigns and we have a new president he or she will be squarely be behind Los Angeles' bid to bring these Games back to the U.S. "This something that breaks down walls and something that brings us together.
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So I take that for an indicator that we have no idea how he's going to come down on issues where he's spoken on the campaign, and it's going to be a function of his advisers as to how he ruminates and then settles on different policy proposals.
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Any terminology that the commander in chief of the United States settles on ought to reflect that we are speaking of Sunni-based radicalism — a strain that takes a particularly intolerant, exclusive, narrow-minded view of Islam and its relations with other Muslims and the non-Muslim world.
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Proposing cuts this steep, and not really giving much indication on how you'd pay for them beyond closing loop holes, cutting deductions and economic growth, makes it far more likely that the White House eventually settles on a "cuts only" strategy, which is the opposite of what top GOP officials want.
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As an example, Pruitt promised to end the pernicious practice known as "sue and settle" that occurs when a federal agency invites a lawsuit from an ideologically sympathetic activist group — sometimes one to which it has given grants — and then quickly settles on terms that both the agency and activists like.
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Those far-flung bets — including the graphic design firm Canva in Australia, the Ottawa-based e-commerce platform Shopify, and the Dutch payments platform Adyen — have arisen largely because Felicis settles on particular themes it wants to pursue, then chases after the team it determines to have the biggest advantage over competitors.
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Saying that Harry survived being shot in the head was always going to involve some degree of a dramatic cheat, but the one Golden Circle settles on — which involves a secret technology the Statesman have developed to survive being shot in the head — utterly robs the movie of any of its stakes.
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Checking off boxes, Payton settles on a girl with cancer (Zoey Deutsch), though the uplifting nature of her story is clouded by her overbearing grandmother (Murphy regular Jessica Lange, vamping it up even more than she does in "American Horror Story"), who seems a little too enamored with the freebies associated with the teen's plight.
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All told, the eight-episode limited series is a pretty slim if earnest conceit, although it has more heft than "Daybreak," which exhausts its best joke at the outset, when the camera zooms past Hollywood and Beverly Hills and settles on the unlikely venue for this end-of-the-world dramedy -- namely, drab old Glendale, Cal.
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Acting Homeland Security Secretary Kevin McAleenan said Wednesday he's willing to remain in the role if necessary while President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump congratulates Washington Nationals on World Series win Trump hints that dog injured in al-Baghdadi raid will visit White House Vindman says White House lawyer moved Ukraine call to classified server: report MORE settles on a replacement.
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As the dust settles on Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's historic victory, official Washington is adjusting to a new normal.
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As a guy in the background lightly flickers the strings on an acoustic guitar, a feeling of ambience settles on the track, shifting it from a late-night club banger toward a sound that rekindles memories of every time someone performed a song on the guitar in secondary school and students left class with tears in their eyes and a newfound sense of purpose.
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"Vanity" sends its lead synthesizer through a cascading array of filters — first it's sharp and clear, then it's blunt and watery, with bubbles floating through, then it topples over, sends the textural roulette wheel spinning, and settles on sharp and clear again — all while embedding little bleeps and flutters and chirps behind the main register, tripping up the rhythm and adding an extra unexpected dimension of harmony.
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A North Korean foreign ministry spokesman was quoted by state media KCNA news agency as saying "we will neither beg for dialogue nor evade the military option claimed by the U.S." "Whether peace desired by our nation and the rest of the world settles on the Korean peninsula or a situation that no one desires is developed in the vicious cycle of confrontation depends entirely on the attitude of the U.S." the spokesman said, according to KCNA.
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Empire After spending an entire afternoon (or at least an entire dress-up montage) choosing an outfit for her date with the handsome city councilman Angelo Dubois, she settles on a tight, short, stunning red dress, then winds up with a face even redder when she shows up at their rendezvous point and discovers it's a black-tie fund-raising gala, complete with a live performance by an operatic soprano as the evening's entertainment — all of which her date neglected to mention.
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