The most difficult part of settling into a relationship is exactly that: settling.
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Settling this question would go a long way toward settling the structural legitimacy of the Guantánamo tribunals.
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As they see it, they're not selling out, they're just settling, and that's still preferable to settling down.
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The costs of not settling are enormous while the losses from settling and stopping all questionable practices are small.
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We didn't get the sense that we were settling for it; if anything, we felt like it was settling for us.
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I don't know that it's changed me, but there's a settling logistically and a settling in my mind that's getting beyond the wedding.
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It makes you put up with less; you're less prone to settling and more interested in self-respect and not settling for scraps, basically.
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The prosecutor added that, "22 cases of score-settling or attempted [score-settling]" could be linked back to the longstanding dispute between the Remadnia family and the Tir and Berrebouh families.
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HSBC uses a blockchain-based system for settling foreign exchange trades, and told Reuters this month it had cut the cost of settling some transactions on the platform by a quarter.
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BECKY QUICK: Settling is-- -- sounds like-- a great alternative.
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" Fisher added: "I think Phil is still settling in.
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U.S. crude was up 2500 percent, after settling up 20.3 percent at $22 a barrel in the U.S., while Brent futures were unchanged in Asia, after settling at $0.653 in the previous session.
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But there are signs that Aldershot's Nepalese are settling in.
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I weave my way around them, settling into a lane.
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KIM STRASSEL, WASHINGTON COLUMNIST: Democrats are settling on a couple.
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But I'm not settling for that, that's not my feminism.
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We'll see, a lot of the dust is still settling.
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Amanda has agreed to try settling their differences in mediation.
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It's said that Sagittarians have a hard time settling down.
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After settling into her room, she hops into bed alone.
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But youngsters are settling down later than their parents did.
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I circled her hips before settling myself between her thighs.
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Not settling also makes it easier for shareholders to sue.
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The newlyweds Sonya and Michael are settling into married life.
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After settling the case, the woman received the $84,000 payout.
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I eat at my desk again, settling into my work.
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O'Heaney ended up settling with Stone and Kilmer for $24,500.
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Are you implying that settling a lawsuit is implying guilt?
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" Cooper: "No, you're implying that settling a lawsuit implies guilt.
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Women who find affinity with one another are not settling.
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If you're single, settling down might not be a priority.
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It looks like Jordan Rodgers is settling into Dallas nicely.
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The currency quickly rebounded, finally settling in at about $1.24.
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It has no interest in settling for that status quo.
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Settling down is not something that can ever be planned.
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It ended up settling the resulting lawsuit for $148 million.
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My Mom Is Still Bothering Me About Settling Down feat.
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IT'S GOING TO LAUNCH AN INSTANT SETTLING LATER THIS YEAR?
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Burrill, in settling, neither admitted nor denied the SEC's findings.
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Anouar, Dr. Bayoudh's son, had trouble settling on a career.
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Instead of settling, Mike and Megan decided to become woodworkers.
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It's about him settling down and being there for them.
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The East Coaster ultimately moved West, settling in Portland, Ore.
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It would be a good opportunity for some score settling.
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Oil prices were little changed after settling lower on Wednesday.
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Holmes has continued to lead Theranos through settling multiple lawsuits.
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The ash is settling in small communities that are downwind.
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Settling on one answer probably isn't the way to go.
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Zach jumps on the bed, settling in with a book.
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"Economic cooperation must coincide with settling security matters," said Rogozin.
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Today, Ms. Redstone is settling in to the new landscape.
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Settling in Virginia, the family eventually regained its former status.
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One can offer a civics lesson while also settling scores.
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Lawyers, too, have found lucrative work settling sexual harassment cases.
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Other systems for settling disputes between governments were basically maintained.
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US oil futures gained 3.1%, settling at $0.73 per barrel.
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Tenet Healthcare shares jumped 7.5 percent after hours before settling.
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NFC format in 257 before settling in Hawaii in 20193.
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Democratic voters aren't anywhere close to settling on a candidate.
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She also sued the city of Lynnwood, settling for $150,000.
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Oil prices slid after settling almost 13 percent higher overnight.
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Gold prices rose, settling 1.1% higher at $1,523.70 an ounce.
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It includes settling cases by making payments to potential litigants.
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Shares of Teva jumped 8 percent after hours before settling.
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US oil futures jumped 14.7%, settling at $62.90 a barrel.
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Critics may say McCabe is settling scores and selling books.
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They have since been settling into life as new parents.
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The key to settling such debates is finding more fossils.
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You deserve so much better than what you're settling for.
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Settling down to sleep after a game can be brutal.
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Looks like Harry's already settling into juggling work and fatherhood.
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U.S. crude futures were up 0.88 percent to $45.74 a barrel, after settling nearly 3 percent lower at $45.34 in the U.S., while Brent futures climbed 1.02 percent to $1043 after settling at $46.86.
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Gone are the days of settling for frumpy and oversized coats.
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The two are currently in the midst of settling their divorce.
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She is currently settling her case, according to Shea, her lawyer.
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But they traveled to the United States, settling in San Diego.
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BUY ur way out of trouble by settling out of court!
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Looks like she's settling in for a night of bingewatching Scandal.
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They walked for days before temporarily settling in an occupied village.
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U.S. gold futures erased earlier gains, settling $3503 lower at $1,236.80.
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Amgen's stock rose 1.35 percent Monday, settling at $198.07 a share.
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By settling the lawsuit, Uber did not admit to the allegations.
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As I am settling in, I fill out my tithe check.
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The prints capture the dust settling and the human toll rising.
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They should be settling this instead of dragging this in public.
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So just how is Sandra settling in to the Hollywood life?
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Instead of settling scores this time, Swift is focused on love.
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Like an American election, it will involve infighting and score-settling.
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It had lost 5.3 percent Friday and Monday, settling at 2,1.33.
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With some calm settling into markets, most emerging-market currencies rebounded.
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Sterling was up 0.4 percent to $1.2687 before settling around $1.2650.
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Mara and Reese interviewed five other candidates before settling on McAdoo.
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Those on Nauru are given the option of settling in Cambodia.
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"We're settling up some deferred maintenance and software debt," he says.
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HK/SIN, after settling up 3.3 percent in the U.S. session.
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By settling the case now, Khosrowshahi looks nothing short of magnanimous.
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"HRT was the settling of the sediments and filth," she said.
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Settling this case makes sense for a more mature, stable Uber.
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LF Trey Mancini is settling into his role as an outfielder.
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The stock briefly jumped after hours before settling down 2 percent.
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Now robots, not man, are settling themselves into the driving seat.
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Some countries avoid controversy by settling on a single unifying figure.
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She goes through a hundred trials before settling on a formula.
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Shortly after settling in, he was joined by a massive bear.
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That's why Dao's attorneys did the right thing in settling quickly.
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With the dust still settling from the recent Kylie Minogue vs.
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They're not settling just because they want to have a family.
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Most of the groups settling in the city are from Haiti.
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A sunk cost fallacy of power politics and partisan score-settling.
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After settling in, you'll need a steady supply of drinking water.
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"If you hit snooze, then you're settling for less," says Anderson.
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Dallas missed its bench scorers, settling for just 14 bench points.
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Documents appear to show Man City considered settling with tax authorities.
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So did seemingly incidental things, like settling down with someone thrifty.
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I was known to be a bitch for not settling, right?
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"It's about settling history's account and meeting our responsibility," Rhodes said.
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But Liss-Riordan contends settling was the right thing to do.
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I had no problems settling in, when I joined the convent.
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The two have since split, settling their divorce earlier this month.
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Somehow, Mr. Sawyers inhabits the man without settling for mere mannerisms.
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Is a vast kitchen worth settling blocks from a trendy thoroughfare?
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Prices on the 2018 models are settling and subject to bargaining.
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Ocasio-Cortez, meanwhile, is settling in to a remarkable new normal.
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Even in celebration, Sock was not settling for his current form.
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"But now the emu has been located and is "settling down.
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Crude fell in after-hours trading after settling 1.5 percent higher.
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In settling the cases, neither company admitted or denied the allegations.
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HP stock wobbled before settling up 0.33 percent in extended trading.
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Settling in the Los Angeles area, she established a clinical practice.
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Amid the criticism, Whitaker has been settling into his new role.
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B PLUS Grant Peeples and the Peeples Republik: Settling Scores Vol.
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This slurry, after settling overnight, produces a yellowish, mostly clear liquid.
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Back in Japan, Shosh is settling into her recently uprooted life.
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Chuck Grassley — are not settling for prison reform without sentencing reform.
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I think settling comes with an agency and with a choice.
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Before settling at the ICA, she worked all over Penn's campus.
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U.S. gold futures for August delivery increased $2.30, settling at $1.733,245.80.
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Now, people are settling in on their opinions of the President.
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This is not about bitterness, settling scores, or showing anyone up.
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She asked for a necropsy and sued, settling out of court.
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After settling in England, though, Mr. Skripal did not remain idle.
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Settling this debate has been much harder than you might think.
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He immigrated to the United States in 1880, settling in Detroit.
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Before settling in West London, Tracey moved all over the city.
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They fled Aleppo this summer, settling in another southern Turkish city.
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People aren't good at settling for this type of solution, though.
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The family moved to California in the 21s, settling in Berkeley.
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Settling for community control of segregated schools was wrong, Rustin argued.
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The horse, after all, was our partner in settling this country.
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I visited in late August, when Atamanuik was still settling in.
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IMO, it's a very familiar concept just settling into new mediums.
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Even settling on a definition of dehumanizing speech was not easy.
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It does seem as if the godello experimentation is settling down.
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The company insisted it was the victim of internal score-settling.
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Why wouldn't Jared also be settling into his own life too?
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That was significantly more than the company ended up settling for.
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"Settling was in the best interest of the city," he said.
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The Syrians earned full refugee protection and were settling in Rome.
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Are things in the city politics settling down at all yet?
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After marrying and apparently settling down, she became a practiced flirt.
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One column base was settling, causing the awning to slope sideways.
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The threat of legal action spurred him into settling the debt.
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And in August, it announced that it was settling the suit.
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While the movies aren't going away forever, fatigue is settling in.
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Analogic shares rose nearly 8 percent before settling after the bell.
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UnitedHealth is settling the case without admitting or denying any wrongdoing.
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His daughter, now a citizen, is settling into the sixth grade.
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Applied Materials stock rose 2 percent before settling after the bell.
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His friends were all settling there, or in Austin or Houston.
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His friends were all settling there, or in Austin or Houston.
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He sublimated a biographer's ambitions, settling for decades of adoring friendship.
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He sublimated a biographer's ambitions, settling for decades of adoring friendship.
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Viper's morale had been buoyed by the settling of a score.
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But it will show that you're serious about settling this properly.
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It included a new, more robust process for settling trade disputes.
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She was settling in well and making lots of new friends.
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Megyn Kelly is a day away from settling with NBC, and we've just learned something shocking -- NBC was paying her $25 million a year and the network may end up settling for close to $50 MILLION.
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The judge said his rule doesn't stop class action defendants from talking to plaintiffs' lawyers about settling individual claims but simply delays discussion of settling claims of people who aren't represented until class counsel is appointed.
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U.S. crude futures were trading lower by 0.74 percent, or 37 cents, at $49.81 a barrel after settling at $50.18 in the U.S. session while Brent futures were down 0.64 percent, at $51.48, after settling at $51.81.
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UOB expects a higher budget deficit of between 3.5-4 percent of GDP in 2018, before settling at 3.0-3.5 percent next year, as the government works on settling outstanding tax refunds owed by the previous administration.
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Even coldblooded computers are having trouble settling on which team is best.
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Lawyers for the settling plaintiffs could not immediately be reached for comment.
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The bank is settling the case without admitting or denying the charges.
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West Texas Intermediate crude shed 3.2 percent, settling at $51.99 a barrel.
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Gore decision effectively settling the 983 election in George W. Bush's favor.
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Settling the pension issue removes a hurdle to a deal with Thyssenkrupp.
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Don't talk yourself into "settling" on chemistry because of a candidate's background.
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To listen to this requires settling down and committing to it.3.
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But one thing seems certain: she's not settling down any time soon.
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Justin Theroux is settling into his life as a newly single man.
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It´s a settling of grievances between the present and the past.
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Diplomacy is the usual route to settling the debts of past regimes.
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First, to the past, where I owe readers a settling of balances.
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Do you think you can't attain love, so you're settling for hookups?
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Meanwhile, Ryan's not too happy about the whole settling into marriage thing.
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Whichever approach the Rays wind up settling on is likely to spread.
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A world without it is unthinkable, and not just for settling debates.
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Toki says it tried settling with Ye and Co., to no avail.
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Jamie Lynn Spears is settling into life as a mom of two.
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However, they are busy and have no interest in settling for mediocrity.
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But for now, the proud parents are focused on settling into parenthood.
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The company ended up settling the class-action suit for $3.75 million.
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Orders hit as much as $7 billion before settling at $5.4 billion.
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We must reduce litigation overhand by settling those matters, remains top priority.
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The legislature was trying to discourage [undocumented] immigrants from settling in Tennessee.
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Ben Affleck and Jennifer Garner are settling into their new life abroad.
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Most swatters, then, are seeking kicks or the settling of a score.
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Moreover, Mr Menendez did not seem terribly committed to settling this debt.
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Settling for Trump, maybe Call them "Trump supporters," but with an asterisk.
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Rather, they're a vehicle to settling the uncertainties in the royal marriage.
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Kroger vetted a number of different AV startups before settling on Nuro.
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And Mr Tria says the government is now settling bills more quickly.
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Settling on the right iPhone isn't as daunting as you might think.
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The June contract expired on Monday, settling up 53 cents at $75.17.
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Serena Williams is settling in nicely to life as a new mom.
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It bars Japan from maintaining armed forces or settling disputes by war.
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The company said it was settling the case to avoid protracted litigation.
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Their floors were flat, possibly from the settling of sediments from water.
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Settling your debts is a good way of not souring your friendships.
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Most won't be settling locally; they'll be compelled to go somewhere else.
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Tissot designed about 30 prototypes before settling on a transparent LED clock.
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Tissot designed about 30 prototypes before settling on a transparent LED clock.
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Officials say heavy smoke settling on surrounding communities is creating unhealthy conditions.
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U.S. gold futures for April delivery were $0.853 lower, settling at $1,245.
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Tit for tat, score settling, bringing up years old grudges. http://bit.
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"We're settling into our own as a post-GM city," Caya says.
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Settling near water is important for any civ to promote population growth.
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Each time they thought they were settling down, life threw another curveball.
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"I didn't think much about settling down until recently," Efron told Cosmopolitan.
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At the moment, the process of settling some trades can take days.
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"They are settling for homes in less than ideal neighborhoods," Fairweather says.
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The royal family is no stranger to settling down around the world.
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The currency then gave up some of its gains, settling around $0.7185.
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We're settling in for the long haul; we have episodic themes, now.
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There was little prospect of it settling in the short-term, however.
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Yet settling into a long-term state of emergency raises two difficulties.
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But she did get in a good scratch before settling in below.
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I found a real joy settling into the game's rhythm of labor.
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You and your folks are settling in for some quality family time.
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The family moved to the United States in 1875, settling in Boston.
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The number of bidders is settling down – perhaps to 10 or so.
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But the Moto Z Play rarely feels like you're doing much settling.
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It was tricky, and the dust is still settling in many ways.
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"Most of it is score-settling," said an intelligence officer in Qayyara.
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The Convention does not forbid private citizens from settling where they choose.
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We're settling on a trading range, but it's at the higher end.
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The couple initially lived in California before settling in the Cleveland area.
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Camille's settling into a "No Fucks" attitude, and it's pissing Adora off.
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My wife and I were settling down at about 8:45 p.m.
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"This is where we used to hang out," Kroll said, settling in.
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He theorized that it had been the result of the building settling.
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Epstein began a long process of settling the cases outside of court.
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I tried several other arrangements before settling on the one you see.
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Shares of Red Hat dropped 14.23 percent on Friday, settling at $142.14.
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Wow ... if they're fighting over this, good luck settling the custody case.
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I did the bedtime routine before settling in for some TV time.
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Chinese entrepreneurs are also settling and opening factories in the Middle East.
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They boost the total payout from 10 settling banks to $408.5 million.
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But those two would kill one another before settling into romantic bliss.
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The lawyers asked only a few questions before settling on the actor.
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Expect cramp if you're settling down for a prolonged Hunters session, basically.
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So why, oh why, are we still settling for one allover foundation?
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Twitter is settling in at just over 300 million monthly active users.
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The binary of Pluto and Charon made settling into my status strange.
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U.S. gold futures for August delivery was up $3.60, settling at $1,249.40.
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U.S. oil prices stayed higher after the decision, settling up 2.9 percent.
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American Mormons first started settling in northern Mexico in the late 1800s.
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The firm is another operator settling with New York, the people said.
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The book is by turns rollicking and reflective, sober and score-settling.
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Before settling in to D.J. the evening's last hour, Loira Limbal, a.k.a.
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We are also settling into fall and getting ready for the holidays.
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Some cities are now taking steps to prevent refugees from settling there.
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The city tapped a number of sources before settling on Hetch Hetchy.
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The colony's directors feared that Stuyvesant's bigotry would dissuade others from settling.
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Oil steadied after an overnight rout, with Brent crude settling at $24.88.
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Settling in Rockville, Md., they became part of the local religious community.
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Both sides promised a quick victory before settling into a ghastly stalemate.
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A lot of what was settling in the past doesn't exist anymore.
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Oil briefly rose 2% earlier in Monday's session before settling little changed.
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She doesn't seem sad about settling, but her kids find it unnerving.
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She left school at 15 and married at 19, settling in Latakia.
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Alexion Pharmaceuticals stock gained close to 1 percent, before settling back down.
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The Bears went 19-15 last season, settling for an NIT bid.
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Settling on the popular rock band, they get on with the procedure.
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What do you think about refugees settling in your city or town?
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They are settling in for what could be a long, cold winter.
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But just as they were settling in, they heard chain saws nearby.
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But settling for Mr. Biden would appear to be the straightest line.
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Referendums are a common way of settling important matters in several countries.
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Sundays are for sleeping, eating, and settling down with a good book.
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Unfortunately, not even settling in for an evening of Netflix is private.
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Mr. Cohn urged against settling the case, as Mr. Trump was considering.
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The rocket ship is the basis of Musk's dream of settling Mars.
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"President Kennedy knew settling for half-measures wasn't good enough," Sanders says.
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Oil futures, meanwhile, rose a small amount after settling sharply lower Wednesday.
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" The proceedings, the letter said, were "purely a political settling of scores.
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Settling into our neighboring spots, I told Ted that I was excited.
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Immigration Minister Peter Dutton described settling the case as a "prudent" decision.
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And for the next 10 years, it will be settling for him.
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By settling we are opening the door to cooperation with the City.
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Duffy threw 50 pitches in the first two innings before settling down.
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Bergljot is settling scores with herself as much as with anybody else.
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The crytocurrency will be used for clearing and settling transactions over blockchain.
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In Roman times it was known as the deadline for settling debts.
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S&P Global's shares sank slightly into Friday's close, settling at $206.88.
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They see this as a sure thing with so many cases settling.
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Even the idea of settling down and getting married and having kids.
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The agreement announced Friday is only a proposal for settling the case.
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Jerry Brown is settling into the family ranch in rural Colusa County.
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Ring and ADT would end up settling the suit for $25 million.
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Settling the maritime dispute could help both countries exploit offshore energy reserves.
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Grab a Larabar before settling onto a mat and moving into child's pose.
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Settling down on an aroma that would appeal to everyone didn't happen overnight.
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In fact, fears of a famine on an international scale are settling in.
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As Carson Cree and I were just settling into our new townhome, POP!
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Kim Kardashian West is settling back into her public life slowly but surely.
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Kirkland Lake's stock gained 1.5 percent on Thursday, settling at $27.04 a share.
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They're no longer settling for gradually more fuel-efficient or less-polluting cars.
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Jolie told the BBC the family is settling into a routine at home.
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In the years since, they has started a family, settling in San Bernardino.
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I tried the three red wines on offer before settling on my favorite.
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The group shifted into the dining room, settling into assigned seats for dinner.
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Strauss-Khan ended up settling a civil lawsuit filed by Diallo in 20203.
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Far from settling the matter, Mr Howard bequeathed political discord to his party.
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Settling on Sethi for Jungle Book took a lot longer than four months.
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There's ongoing discussions about this actually right now, about settling down the situation.
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The current market consensus is settling on 2019 GDP growth of around 1.5%.
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The rand fell by almost 10% after Mr Trump's tweet before settling down.
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America is losing its vim, he says, and Americans are settling into stagnation.
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Probate is a legal process of settling an estate after a person dies.
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The pan-European STOXX 22 closed in positive territory, settling 2.83 percent up.
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" Cooper: "You're saying settling a lawsuit is questionable and raising questions about guilt.
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For one thing, there's nothing about this rarely invoked clause that needs settling.
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Not knowing your worth could result in settling for less than you deserve.
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Other bundlers plan to play the field before settling on a single candidate.
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The U.S. economy is settling around an unacceptably low 1.6 percent growth potential.
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In October Bloomberg reported that negotiators were settling on a ratio of 72.5%.
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With some calm settling into markets on Friday, most emerging-market currencies rebounded.
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Canada Goose's stock surged 9.74 percent on Wednesday, settling at $63.64 a share.
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Over at casa de Sam, Justine is settling in — much to his chagrin.
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Everyone is doing well and happy to be settling in back at home.
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" On settling down, motherhood: Olivia Brownlee: "Until recently, I've been a career musician.
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They held out for five months before settling for a smaller pay increase.
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Right now, it feels like her family is settling into the United States.
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Snap stock finished down nearly 1% on Monday, settling at $13.68 per share.
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The other non-settling defendants did not immediately respond to requests for comment.
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She sued New York for $50 million, but eventually settling out of court.
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Oil prices dropped steeply last week, settling in the low $40s per barrel.
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Could you also be on track to settling down before the typical American?
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"I just started making phone calls," finally settling on a manufacturer in Taiwan.
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"I just started making phone calls," finally settling on a manufacturer in Taiwan.
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Why are we settling for Ryan Reynolds when we could've had Frank Reynolds?
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HK/SIN time, after settling down 3.67 percent on Friday during U.S. hours.
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HBO considered five different scripts before settling on the approach for the prequel.
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As for whether he sees himself settling down and having kids one day?
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Trump said his team interviewed more than 100 candidates before settling on Shulkin.
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This imprinted cloud then just does its thing, settling toward low energy valleys.
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The March contract also declined, settling down 4.1 percent at $28.35 a barrel.
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The Oando spokeswoman said the company was now focusing on settling remaining disputes.
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Originally from Melbourne, Salty first came to Cambodia in 2008, eventually settling here.
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But there is quite a bit of score-settling in Testimony as well.
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Active managers have long argued that indexing the market is settling for mediocrity.
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After settling the tab, she scrolled through her phones, scanning for anything important.
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ET. The June contract expired on Monday, settling up 53 cents at $75.17.
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They may also feel less urgency around settling down and starting a family.
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The family moved frequently, working as tenant farmers, before settling in Tigard, Ore.
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Settling the contracts with our faculty and staff is of the highest priority.
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It does not see its mission as settling disagreements about elephants and camels.
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They're also at a stage where they are settling down and having children.
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As his recently published official correspondence shows, he was not above settling scores.
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Early in the 19th century, probably in Germany, blackbirds began settling in cities.
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Oil prices surged more than 2 percent Tuesday, settling at $69.25, Reuters reports.
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Settling the Negev, in his mind, was imperative for the young state's future.
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I took one final look around the cabin before settling into my suite.
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They also talked about fighting international terrorism and settling the crisis in Syria.
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Why did she say that, about settling down with a "nice country boy"?
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And settling OLD SCORES without causing too much damage is an art form.
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Of course, settling the trade war will be critical to maximizing these benefits.
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When I solve I almost always scan once for "gimmes" before settling in.
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It's a motto that, ironically, sometimes means settling for slightly behind the curve.
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As far as I knew, settling came with a choice and a history.
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The parties entered mediation in the hope of settling the lawsuit in September.
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In commodities, oil prices dipped after settling at a two-week high overnight.
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Or on the other side of the world, settling millions of new Canadians.
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Don't come to "The Accidental Life" looking for score-settling or acid gossip.
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Daphne Oz is settling into her new normal as a mother of four.
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But after a while, things just continued to escalate without ever settling down.
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"I'm right underneath the queen," he said, settling into the cozy tea shop.
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Many even praise the drink for its probiotic qualities in settling the stomach.
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It is unclear what terms the three countries are close to settling on.
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Cold settling in: We may not break 40 for at least a week.
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Settling for a field goal would give the Seahawks a chance to win.
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Settling east of the Manhattan Bridge, where tourist traffic is lighter, also helps.
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UBS has declined to say whether it would be open to settling there.
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Importantly, by settling, Uber did not admit to any of the FTC's allegations.
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The family was paroled and moved there, settling in the town of Seabrook.
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In the meanwhile, he's settling in at home, and actually enjoying the break.
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It is a post-mortem, a feminist manifesto and a score-settling rant.
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Nobody is suggesting a neat outcome settling all claims between America and Iran.
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Settling the lawsuit might make Broadcom's bid of $70 per share less compelling.
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Rather than settling the case, however, the 2016 decision infuriated all three parties.
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" Now Diaz said she's settling into what she believes is her "best decade.
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Married at 13, but made me promise to finish school before settling down.
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Coleman and Boyle wanted to have one last adventure before settling into parenthood.
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The group later moved to Death Valley, eventually settling at the Barker Ranch.
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Although the fight is still pretty scrappy, Mayweather seems to be settling in.
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Rutherfurd famously dated a Vanderbilt before settling down with a vice president's daughter.
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I learned a lot from her about never settling and always challenging myself.
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Now I'm settling in with ginger tea and some new things to read.
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He immigrated to the United States later that year, settling in Elmhurst, Queens.
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They also stopped, for the most part, settling cases on a classwide basis.
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But most dams stop settling within a few months after they are built.
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But it's not just internal score-settling that led to Mr. Wang's imprisonment.
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" Settling the case, he said, "was in the best interest of the city.
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However, in settling, Google said it did not admit it made any violations.
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And it provides a streamlined payment option for settling preexisting state copyright lawsuits.
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Shares of Metlife fell 3 percent before settling down again in extended trading.
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It has forecast it will in 2018, contingent on settling with the DoJ.
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Shares fluctuated between gains and losses during trade, before settling up 0.35 percent.
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Nucor's stock slid 1.43 percent into Thursday's close, settling at $64.67 a share.
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Shares of Disney hit a fresh 52-week high, settling up 1.5 percent.
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Shares of Extra Space Storage rose 1.3 percent after the bell before settling.
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We went back and forth maybe 20 times before settling on this implementation.
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People start settling this federal District, where they don't have any federal representation.
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It is a game about taking a family and settling on an island.
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What is it about a holy space that is both settling and sustaining?
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I know the potential of not having a right answer, of not settling.
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Bari's suing for defamation and civil extortion for allegedly pressuring him into settling.
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It's a strange thing, this settling into the new rote normal of mediocrity.
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And with the wedding behind them, Menounos and Undergaro are settling into married life.
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U.S crude futures were down 20.36 percent at $22, after settling down 2165.17 percent.
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After settling down, my grandmother began severing many of her ties to her heritage.
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It's a testament to the strength of family, resilience, and (eventually) settling the score.
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After that, she moved around Louisiana and then Texas before settling in Fort Smith.
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"Some young people are settling for farming but not in big numbers," she said.
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And settling for a style that only does one of the two — or neither?
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Have them practice settling the same time of day as when the flight is.
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For example, Comcast was previously required to enter binding arbitration when settling carriage disputes.
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On top of settling a lawsuit against a stalker, she's been fighting cervical cancer.
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The group later issued an apology to Jiang after settling the suit last year.
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Splunk's stock rose 2.59 percent Monday amid marketwide volatility, settling at $108.40 a share.
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And you know, right now, it is going on but they'll end up settling.
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He had a different career path in mind, but ended up settling for entrepreneurship.
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However, making the time is not always easy — nor settling on where to start.
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Shares of Marathon Petroleum shed 2 percent amid Tuesday's marketwide meltdown, settling at $63.34.
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And prices really went up, so, therefore, those yields went down, settling 2.875 percent.
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Settling in and watching all of it over a weekend is also perfectly acceptable.
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Her mother says she can "put her mind to" settling down with any man.
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Dan Coats about Indiana's fight to bar Syrian refugees from settling in the state.
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Feinberg said the program is aimed in part at settling lawsuits out of court.
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However, the FCC's rule is notable not for settling a debate, but stirring it.
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She enlisted in the Army and was stationed in Germany before settling in Alabama.
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The language of trying to be all parts holy, and only settling for some.
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There are times when I think of settling down with a man, any man.
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U.S. gold futures for June also came under pressure, settling $27.40 lower at $1,266.60.
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Saleh now has top-end talent, but he isn't settling for one base coverage.
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An algorithm mediates the aggregate force used by the players, settling on an answer.
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If settling in Europe becomes harder for Britons after Brexit, that may not happen.
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Settling the matter would require some bones from early humans themselves to turn up.
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Settling claims might not preclude future lawsuits if the fund runs out of money.
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Rent-a-Center subsequently informed the 20163th Circuit that it was settling its case.
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Ms. Maly moved to the East Coast in 1985, settling in New Canaan, Conn.
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A method of settling a score that viscerally represented the dedication to one's argument.
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The state governor, Jerry Brown, has set up a process for settling these disputes.
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U.S. crude futures were down 0.47 percent at $48.47 after last settling at $48.70.
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Gold futures for December delivery also fell, settling $25.10 lower at $1,279.40 per ounce.
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Since then the equity traded as low as $164 before settling at $161.37 Wednesday.
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They were fundamental to the settling of the West, both as slaves and freedmen.
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The dollar reversed direction several times before settling at lower levels after the data.
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In the meantime, a fund would be committed to settling and paying out lawsuits.
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Can she confirm Jane is happy over officially settling on either Ben or Pinstripe?
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Herbert says it took six months of brainstorming before settling on the current story.
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Twenty-six-year-old pop singer Sam Creighton, however, has had enough of settling.
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Khloé Kardashian and Tristan Thompson are settling into their home base for the summer.
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In the meantime, the couple is settling into life as a family of three.
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The June contract expired on Tuesday, settling at $753 a barrel, down 11 cents.
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The June contract expired on Tuesday, settling at $62.99 a barrel, down 11 cents.
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It involved scouting deserts with a Marslike feel, ultimately settling on locations in Jordan.
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Brent crude futures nosedived, settling at $73.40 per barrel, down $5.46 or 6.92 percent.
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Mr Senard will not, however, also become Nissan's chairman, settling instead for vice-chairman.
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One of the first things she did after settling down was sniff my crotch.
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When you're settling a score, though, it can be hard to tell the difference.
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DowDuPont's stock slid 0.65 percent in Thursday's trading session, settling at $59.44 a share.
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Leaders agreed to abandon sit-in protests at the Capitol, settling for speeches instead.
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The conflict with the Palestinians and settling the land are not on their minds.
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Michele Bachmann and former Godfather's Pizza CEO Herman Cain, without truly settling on one.
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U.S. crude futures fell 34 cents on the day, settling at $47.70 a barrel.
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He's reportedly settling in to spend a month at the "difficult to access" location.
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The greatest threat may be a fog of isolationism settling on the British Isles.
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The yen rose as high as 107.04 yen per dollar before settling at 107.3.
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Barack Obama is settling into retirement quite nicely ... with a round of 18 holes.
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Since then, U.S. crude has risen about 44 percent, settling at $37.84 on Thursday.
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On Thursday, gold had its biggest daily gain since September 2013, settling at 1,247.80.
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Economists should be looking for a better one, not settling for the status quo.
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Getting married, settling down, and holy shit, having a baby is a huge change.
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Instead, it says customers cannot be forced to only use arbitration in settling disputes.
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The Supreme Court is no closer to settling whether extreme partisan gerrymandering is constitutional.
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Then the confirmation, the reality settling in, social media becoming a firehose of grief.
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The settling parties will pay $50,000 to cover costs of the New York probe.
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Word of the bequest was recently publicized because of the settling of Randlett's estate.
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Settling political scores All three of Trump's first pardons had a distinctly political overtone.
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Such a ban might have prevented Khan and his family from ever settling here.
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That system would be undermined if it became a tool for settling political scores.
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They were reunited in Houston this summer and started settling into their new normal.
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Microsoft's stock reached a 52-week high on Monday, settling at $101.67 per share.
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After a turbulent year, things seem to be settling down for the soup company.
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Oil prices extended gains after settling about 4.23 percent higher in the last session.
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Critics say settling criminal cases outside the justice system means impunity for wealthy perpetrators.
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Oil steadied, settling just 8 cents lower after falling more than 5 percent Wednesday.
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Girk got married and left New York in 1950, eventually settling in Arizona. Mrs.
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When they are home, settling back into their life, Sharon gets a disturbing text.
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Shoemaker gave up Stanton's homer in the first before settling down, at least initially.
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I could see a bit through the porthole and it looked to be settling.
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I ended up settling on the large, 34-ounce French press by Coffee Gator.
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" Palpably exasperated, Poncho went on, "There's a lull settling in, and it's not good.
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A strained falsetto vibrates through it all, never quite settling or dominating its environment.
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He and Boston starter David Price each struggled in the first before settling in.
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Settling down, in other words, is phase one in arming yourself for mindful resistance.
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Millennials are eschewing settling down in big cities and are turning to suburbs instead.Realtor.
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Reeves' mother moved his family to Sydney, then New York, before settling in Toronto.
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In settling the case, Apollo agreed to return fees of $40.3 million to clients.
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The family moved to the United States in 1976, eventually settling in Pullman, Wash.
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The issue is more complicated than smoke residue settling on the skins of grapes.
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"Between cyberspace and outer space lies the possibility of settling the oceans," he wrote.
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Livshits decided soon after to follow them, settling with the newlyweds in Midwood, Brooklyn.
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As usual, there is limited choice, so we end up settling on Wendy's ($212).
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Settling in the garage, Anton busies himself making propaganda videos and tidying the garden.
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"Thriving and striving and settling and starting their own homes with less," she said.
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Larson worked as an entertainer and a Bible salesman before settling in New Orleans.
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Mr. Burnett came from Missouri via Oregon, settling near Sacramento amid the Gold Rush.
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But settling in for one of her history lessons is better than second best.
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While growing up, Jill moved around a lot, eventually settling in Willow Grove, Pennsylvania.
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The story's central conflict is more about settling a personal grudge than saving America.
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Now based in Los Angeles, Mr. Huston is also settling into his style groove.
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" Now 47, Diaz said she's settling into what she believes is her "best decade.
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Tesla, which is also settling with the S.E.C., will pay a $20 million penalty.
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That would be Steve, who's already envisioning working for his dad and settling down.
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The government ultimately decided against pursuing that path, settling for the annual cap instead.
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Until then, here are some products and hacks for settling into a tiny nest.
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Uruguay has been the offensive engine so far, with Egypt settling back and waiting,.
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The protesters describe vigilante attacks as "settling matters privately," or "si liu" in Cantonese.
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The worst for Bloomberg was when he was asked about settling lawsuits from women.
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Gold prices rose, with U.S. gold futures settling up 0.8% at $1,583.50 an ounce.
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So, who's in the best position to benefit from this kind of political settling?
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Now it is settling a lawsuit over the matter for very little, Bloomberg reports.
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Since then, the market has come off those highs, settling on Friday at $2.792.
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The 50-day moving average represents the average of the prior 50 settling prices.
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The regulator said Interactive neither admitted nor denied the charges while settling the matter.
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Express Scripts stock jumped 22.70 percent after the bell, before settling down 25 percent.
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Her parents had fled Stalin and later Hitler before settling in the United States.
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The Raptors went ahead by 14 before settling for a 56-46 halftime lead.
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But they shot up to almost $390 after Musk's tweet, before settling at $380.
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Naemi, the dam's overseer, said that the dam was merely "settling" into the earth.
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Gold prices rose, with U.S. gold futures settling up 0.8% at $1,583.50 an ounce.
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He was bouncing between hospitals and settling on the idea of running for president.
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Many settling in for the holiday weekend were left anxious, angry and in limbo.
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But their arms got jumbled, and they ended up settling for a traditional handshake.
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More survivors will have to file charges, she said, instead of settling it privately.
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Treating that number of gunshot wounds and settling the lawsuits would cost even more.
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The Tizon family lived in Seattle and the South Bronx before settling in Oregon.
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They are seeking to make London a hub for settling purchases of Chinese wares.
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Snowfall rates of 4-6+ cm/hr now settling over much of the Avalon.
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After settling in, he also discovered two holes in his big woolly gray sweater.
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Too many people are settling for their reality rather than working for their potential.
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For acrylic charms, I changed suppliers four times before settling with my current one.
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His groping, bullying, whining, disconnection from reality, and petty score-settling have saved us.
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The three friends jump and play before settling down to more serious bedtime business.
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After leaving Papa John's, Schnatter filed several lawsuits against the pizza chain before settling.
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Bring to a boil and cook until its settling point – around 219 degrees Fahrenheit.
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" Fijian leader Frank Bainimarama later summarized the meeting as settling "for the status quo.
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Both sides have said they hoped progress could be made towards settling the dispute.
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"As confidence erodes, settling before year-end is important," Goldman added in a note.
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When you're settling in for a hygge evening, everything you're wearing should be comfortable.
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Settling into a sheltered spot on the restaurant terrace, we were on our own.
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But for simply settling cases, that rate is on the high side, she said.
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She ultimately decided against that, settling for having an unforgettable story to tell her.
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It's not hard to imagine worshipers filing in alongside this tableau, settling into pews.
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Now that the stakes are higher, we're settling into who we want to be.
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In that way, Cory Schneider, one month from his 30th birthday, is finally settling down.
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At the end of Winter Tide, they were settling down to try and rebuild Innsmouth.
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Rickles, Stamos said, used to always badger him about meeting a woman and settling down.
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Before settling in this remote Somali town abutting the border with Ethiopia, he roamed widely.
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" In addition to private coaching, you have a workshop called "Stop Settling in Your Career.
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But first, before settling into his new lifestyle, Obama says he's going on a vacation.
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According to Buzzfeed, Mehta is still figuring out settling in London before his internship starts.
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Starbucks' stock slid 1.01 percent amid marketwide weakness on Monday, settling at $67.91 a share.
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And one friend claims she's joyfully settling into her new role as Duchess of Sussex.
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That should bring some sense of urgency to settling America's trade issues with European allies.
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But settling on a design that suits you is a task in and of itself.
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You also need to be warm and cosy before settling down to a lengthy session.
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It was the right thing instead of just settling for the hero long jump shot.
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Even lawyers are settling spats over imagery, or hop puns like Hopscotch and Bitter End.
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Gold rose about 1 percent Monday, with futures for April settling at $1,232.10 per ounce.
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And they said there's no good research settling this question one way or the other.
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These days, it sounds like Portman is much more vocal about not settling for less.
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And there was a bit of hesitation on Heard's side about settling down with Depp.
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"He scares me," Rebecca Meyer said before settling on Ben Carson in South Carolina's primary.
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Before settling on the iconic Benguiat font, Imaginary Forces tried out others, like MT Light.
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You may want to grab a few tissues before settling in and pressing play. 1.
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Making and settling on a breastfeeding plan is a personal — and, often, quite difficult — process.
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Uber denied any wrongdoing, but said settling the cases was preferable to drawn-out litigation.
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By settling, investors and companies save money and the distraction a proxy fight can cause.
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There is a huge difference between being willing to take jumpers and settling for jumpers.
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Trump seems almost disoriented that Graham is not singularly focused on settling scores against Democrats.
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Sterling rose 0.3 percent to hit the day's high of $1.3086, before settling around $1.3070.
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Much of the book involves settling scores with Kellyanne Conway, an adviser to Mr Trump.
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They cover everything from settling trade disputes and securing Syria to making more movies together.
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We're settling into our rooms, and so I'm lounging on the bed scrolling through Instagram.
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Oil prices were lower, with WTI settling 2.3 percent lower and Brent falling 2.5 percent.
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Sterling rose 0.3 percent to hit the day's high of $1.3130 , before settling around $1.3100.
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Sterling rose 0.3 percent to hit the day's high of $1.3086 , before settling around $1.3070.
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Bonobos famously indulge in copious copulatory play, often settling disputes with various nonreproductive sexual configurations.
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Both companies sued each other back in 2009, eventually settling on the aforementioned 2011 agreement.
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Mr Yanagawa, the comedian, frets that his contemporaries are settling for less than they should.
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U.S. crude prices soared after the deal was reported, settling more than 5 percent higher.
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Parked cars should have their windows closed to keep particulate from settling in the upholstery.
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We are so close to settling all of Riverdale's Gargoyle King, Gryphon & Gargoyles-related madness.
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Rockburne tried many types of grease as substitutes, finally settling on Ultralube LMX Red Grease.
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Taylor Lautner is settling into the Scream Queens set nicely, and Lea Michele has proof.
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In just 16 days, oil futures are approaching $50 - settling at $48.52 per barrel Friday.
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It's in those areas where the couscous ends up settling to form these complex patterns.
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So with winter settling in, it's unlikely that the shelf will separate itself sometime soon.
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Brent crude rose 0.8 percent to $54.34 after settling down 2.79 percent the day before.
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Cassis said Bern was reviewing new approaches to settling disputes that arise under a treaty.
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The Tesla teeters between ending up on its roof or settling back on its wheels.
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For the most part, Hooters has avoided adjudication of this defense by settling court cases.
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Settling with all these cities now would stave off future lawsuits from those local governments.
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Having a wage but no wealth increasingly means settling for a lower standard of living.
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In settling the charges, regulators faulted Tesla for not exerting more control over Musk's tweeting.
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Shares of Western Digital rose slightly into the close, settling up 1.11 percent at $58.36.
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Handicapping the degree of an incoming president's score-settling is a new task for investors.
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Will is married too, after officially settling down with police officer Vince D'Angelo (Bobby Cannavale).
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Uber initially targeted a 4-4.5 percent yield but ended up settling on 5 percent.
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On Thursday, Overstock announced that Merrill was settling the case with a $20 million payment.
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Like any businessman, he is accustomed to asking for a lot and settling for less.
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Days after settling the fraud charges against him, Musk mocked the SEC in an Oct.
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But you can tell that if Rebecca ended up with him, she would be settling.
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UNCG led throughout the first half, settling for a 31-27 edge at the break.
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The visit was to discuss resuming production after settling all technical issues from both sides.
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It has dropped 23 points since, settling down to 35 percent, or roughly one-third.
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Exes Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt are working toward settling custody of their six children.
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Though she never married, the film shows Dickinson grappling with the idea of settling down.
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Scott briefly considered trying an underwater stunt before eventually settling on the high-altitude performance.
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Though Canada may now be settling into acceptance, the same can't be said for America.
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U.S. gasoline futures hit four-month lows, settling down 5 percent at $1.3631 per gallon.
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He spent months researching different gear options before finally settling on the Sony PCM-M10.
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And now the timeline for settling on a new agreement has been extended through 2018.
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U.S. oil prices fell nearly 3 percent, settling at their lowest level since March 4.
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While they might be settling down on separate coasts, the identical twins aren't too concerned.
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"Volatility will also have to keep settling for the broader recovery to continue," he said.
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Well, not unlike in his personal life, he doesn't seem too keen on settling down.
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Brent pared losses late in the session, settling down 2 cents at $75.26 a barrel.
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It's been a rollercoaster, and the dust is still settling, but we're having a blast.
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Printing began the process of settling the punctuation system, but even that took four centuries.
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And while settling Mars is definitely a cool idea, we love the planet we've got.
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Settling on the Mediterranean Sea, the same azure blue as her eyes, Halasz smiles reassuringly.
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I imagine settling down some day, but I don't daydream about a type of guy.
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Then, British crusaders carried off her favorite jewel and knife before settling under the Thames.
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An explosion of online literary criticism is settling down into an interesting heap of debris.
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If you don't ask yourself where and why you're settling, it's hard to stop it.
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Fields said the producers "test drove" a number of possible endings before settling on one.
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Thirty-one percent of Republicans and 83% Democrats support such with independents settling at 50%.
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Still, after settling at $4.90 in late June, Fitbit's shares have also started to rebound.
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With the midterm elections in the rearview, a sense of foreboding is settling over Washington.
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After settling his case against the T.S.A., he was able to go back to work.
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She suggests that there's an intimacy in not belonging, of not settling in one world.
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I don't believe in it and when you start settling cases you know what happens?
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" Mr. Vernon found plenty of distractions before settling in to work on "666, a Million.
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But the company had resisted settling Ms. Mincey's case, because her airbag did not rupture.
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Being GENDER FLUID is not a matter of settling on attractions, but of remaining unfixed.
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Before settling, H&M fought back on the basis that his work was done illegally.
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The family left Russia, settling into a fashionable quarter of Paris with other Russian émigrés.
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Pace said on Wednesday that the company remained open to settling the dispute through dialogue.
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Late last year, however, Riyadh began settling its debts more promptly, boosting the private sector.
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Many traveled through Turkey and crossed the Aegean Sea to Greece before settling in Germany.
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And, though he was sometimes late settling his debts, he says he always repaid them.
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The President also considered naming Romney as secretary of state before settling on Rex Tillerson.
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ET (1506 GMT), after settling on Monday at their lowest since May 8 at $75.30.
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Casetify's are all three and I never feel like I'm settling while shopping its site.
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And, it seems that we're nowhere near settling the argument because America is very split.
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The second season of Outlander is still settling into its makeover, reinventing itself in France.
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He left Gaza in 2005, before the blockade, settling in the Saudi capital of Riyadh.
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His cat ex-girlfriend, Princess Carolyn (Amy Sedaris), is settling down with her mouse husband.
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Around 1955, the couple moved to Vancouver Island, settling in the small town of Ladysmith.
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It is the baseball season for sure now, and things are settling into a rhythm.
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Vuignier worked on six prototypes over two years before settling on the current Centriphone build.
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After marrying an American woman, Valiente moved to the U.S. in 2006, settling in Tampa.
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Recent research shows that the cost of "settling down" into family life is steadily rising.
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Far from being a nation of rootless wanderers, we are, as a nation, settling down.
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Zawaideh and White ended up settling in May 2017, but the terms weren't disclosed publicly.
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Settling into the couch to watch a movie should be the exact opposite of stressful.
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But it runs counter to the competitive, score-settling spirit of this frequently bilious book.
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Shares of Finisar seesawed in the extended session before settling up close to 1 percent.
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I put down my personal effects and began settling in for my second Ukrainian campaign.
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The number grew to 28500 in 6900 before settling on 2628 co-sponsors this year.
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Some will never regain that stature, settling over the long term for more menial jobs.
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"Things are settling into ranges Friday afternoon, because we can't take it anymore," he said.
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In settling on terms favorable to two of the men, Google protected its own interests.
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Most of the votes are counted, and we are settling into an altered political reality.
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In the end, these lawsuits are about settling the past, not about making the future.
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"I have trouble settling down, and he's got very rhythmic breathing," she said of Mikey.
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Hill, on the other hand, appears to be making moves toward settling down with Santos.
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Ms. Henao and her family were able to leave Colombia safely, eventually settling in Argentina.
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His lackluster performance led to Los Angeles settling for Greg Zuerlein kicking three field goals.
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The judge obliged, settling on $250,000 — an unusually high sum for even a violent crime.
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His fellow foreign fighters were settling down and opening businesses, he said in an interview.
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He moved to Paris soon after, settling near the Moulin Rouge, Paris's most storied cabaret.
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Wolves have been slipping across the Polish border for years, gradually settling into rural Germany.
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I was just settling into my seat when the ticket collector asked for my ticket.
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Large numbers are also settling in the Tampa, Fort Lauderdale and West Palm Beach areas.
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He enjoyed considerable success as a professional fighter before settling into life as a musician.
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The Nifty auto index ended up 1.85%, with Tata Motors Ltd settling nearly 9% higher.
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Now, it's hard to know how many blue-state transplants are settling in NC-85033.
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In the end, the Warriors kept settling for contested outside shots, and it cost them.
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Both men and women now tend to want to advance their careers before settling down.
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UKRAINE PRESIDENT SAYS ASKS UNITED STATES TO TAKE MORE ACTIVE POSITION IN SETTLING DONBASS CONFLICT
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"American Dreamer" turns over several repellent plot points before settling on a cheap ironic ending.
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On our way to a café around the corner, she asks how I'm settling in.
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Sabrina Meng, meanwhile, is settling into what could be a long-term detention in Canada.
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The family moved to Arizona before settling in the San Pedro neighborhood of Los Angeles.
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Both the company and Lorenz are settling the case without admitting or denying the allegations.
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But in settling the cases, the environmental group saw an opportunity to do something more.
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At this point, I want a front seat to Meerie settling into her new home.
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Perhaps he saw Hong Kong as one last adventure before settling into a desk job.
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The startup initially considered setting up operations in London or Tokyo before settling on Singapore.
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Settling the guarantee claims would put a line under Toshiba's liability for the two projects.
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Settling those issues could give the Trump administration a path to lift sanctions against Russia.
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But settling claims can be difficult in a situation like conferences face with the coronavirus.
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Normally, the National Security Council would play a role in settling this kind of dispute.
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On the energy front, oil prices edged up after settling 3 percent lower on Friday.
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When they're settling in and paying close attention, they'll shift their ears up and forward.
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So the new announcement by Mr. Geisel in Berlin has an element of score settling.
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Gold prices climbed to a seven-year high, settling 0.5% higher at $1,620.50 per ounce.
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When it came to settling in, she benefited from an unusual amount of familial enthusiasm.
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So they're settling for a middle ground, with few committing to a full-on fight.
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I make microwave oatmeal and eat it, along with a banana, before settling into work.
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I wasted a lot of time settling for B and C players to save money.
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He recommends buying a home only once you're settling into family life and want stability.
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Both of my parents immigrated to the US from Greece, settling down in Silicon Valley.
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Since then, WTI has recovered on short-covering, settling on Friday at $41.80 a barrel.
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Oil prices were moderately higher after settling up around 1 percent in the last session.
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Meanwhile, packing up and settling into another state is not possible, or desirable, for many.
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And now, sacrifices and all, we're so happy to be settling into our forever home.
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But with an impeachment cloud settling over Washington, McConnell is revealing even less than usual.
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Shares of CBS rose 3 percent before settling back to its closing price after hours.
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Package finally comfortable at FedEx location after settling in and becoming friends with other packages.
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Target's stock dipped slightly into Tuesday's close, settling down 0.7 percent at $80.68 a share.
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The case was the first class action lawsuit filed against Wells since settling with regulators.
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Shares of Expedia closed up almost one percent on Monday, settling at $133 a share.
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U.S. West Texas Intermediate crude futures gained $2.33, or 4.2%, settling at $4003 a barrel.
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Tesla Motors stock fluctuated 2 percent up and down in the extended session before settling.
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Popcaan is settling into what he wants his legacy to be: love, life, and dancehall.
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But one description, perhaps settling all questions at once, rose above the others: al pelo.
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He eventually crossed the Atlantic, settling in Chicago, where he founded the Institute of Design.
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Currently, asylum seekers who try to reach Australia by sea are barred from settling there.
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Brent crude futures fell 2 cents to $65.10 a barrel after settling up 53 cents.
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Mr. Coleman moved on, working in New York and Chicago before settling in Southern California.
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Her latest move toward issuing a broader apology is aimed mostly at settling them down.
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I think it's going the opposite direction: You have Elon Musk settling with the SEC.
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For seven years, Republicans had campaigned on repealing Obamacare, without settling on a replacement plan.
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But fans can live with the unknowable, settling into the comfort of Houston's voice instead.
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After settling first in West Prussia, now part of Poland, they moved on to Russian-controlled Ukraine in the 18th century, and then to Kyrgyzstan, settling first in the west and then on rich farmland in the Chuy Valley east of the capital, Bishkek.
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So much so, that half the time, we end up settling for something we already own.
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Him settling for a public option and means-tested free college seems to confirm that critique.
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But, we can all agree settling on one specific television show to watch can be stressful.
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Following Barton's attempted breakfast bargain, members of the committee ended up settling for Dunkin Donuts instead.
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In September Chinese bank ICBC was appointed a clearing bank for settling yuan transactions in Russia.
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In settling with BKS, the SEC noted the cooperation and voluntary remedial acts undertaken by BKS.
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Washington (CNN)One day after the inauguration, President Donald Trump is settling into his new duties.
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Washington life In the meantime, Trump has kept busy settling into her new life in Washington.
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Because, absolutely no one on Team Stark-Targaryen is talking about settling down and having babies.
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The crown later recovered, settling at 2303 crowns per euro, down 0.2 percent on the session.
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BRIAN STELTER SKEWERED AFTER BRAGGING CNN SKIPPED TRUMP RALLY: &aposYOU&aposRE SETTLING FOR LAST PLACE AGAIN?
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James was hijacking Cleveland's offense, pounding the ball into the floor and settling for bad shots.
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Shares of Walmart rose slightly on Tuesday amid marketwide volatility, settling up 0.34 percent at $91.08.
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So bringing in his existence and settling that question once and for all was really fun.
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Settling a divorce through mediation or collaborative law is often easier and less expensive than litigation.
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"Here, everybody treats you the same as anyone else," she says, settling back into the chair.
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The European Union badly needs good news, and settling its own frozen conflict would be that.
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So, after a trip to the Russian wild side, was he settling into a sublime classic?
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And so I want to thank Pope Francis for settling the matter once and for all.
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Gold spiked to its highest since March 1 before settling down $4.10 at $1,250.30 an ounce.
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They moved with their two children, Christopher and Sian, to Switzerland, settling near Geneva, in 1959.
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"It all just built slowly," Mr. Dallas said, an off-kilter grin settling over his face.
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Acura and MullenLowe considered a variety of songs from different genres before settling on Van Halen.
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Oil fell Wednesday, with U.S. crude settling at a two-month low of $44.75 a barrel.
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At the close, the STOXX 600 closed provisionally up 0.9 percent, before settling at 0.4 percent.
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SIN/HK in Asia trade after settling the U.S. session down 12 cents or 0.25 percent.
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Several over 30 found it difficult to even land jobs, some settling for minor-league contracts.
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Mr Kagame's family was one of thousands that fled, settling in Uganda when he was five.
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Johnny Depp is breathing a sigh of relief after settling his nasty divorce with Amber Heard.
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The companies discussed settling, but last month, a judge officially scheduled that trial for April 15th.
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While counterintuitive, it is not illegal for someone to transfer their deed without settling their mortgage.
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Nationalists are now consolidating their gains and settling into a much broader pattern: that of fragmentation.
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The friend denies there was an ultimatum from Beatrice, who turned 28 today, about settling down.
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Mike Pence's order blocking Syrian refugees from settling in the state, according to The Associated Press.
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We all have an interest in preventing people from settling their disputes by fighting and dueling.
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In oil markets, U.S. crude erased earlier losses, settling 0.2 percent higher at $44.98 per barrel.
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It is, some fear, an indication that both sides are settling in for a long wait.
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"So what are you having trouble with?" she asked, settling next to him on the bed.
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I found myself asking more questions of this social science research's presumptions than settling into answers.
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The dust is finally settling following a vicious war of words ripping the United States apart.
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Sure, by settling now, Uber and Waymo manage to avoid rolling the dice with the jury.
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At best, we are settling the wilderness for those who will later monopolize our new world.
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Malnic left in 2006 and the company went through two more CEOs before settling on Johnston.
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Lyft ended up settling on the maximum figure of $72 when trading began on the Nasdaq.
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IMF SEES RUSSIAN GDP GROWTH SETTLING AROUND 1.8 PCT IN LONG-RUN, ABSENT DEEPER STRUCTURAL REFORMS
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If the gaps are not filled, the system for settling disputes is at risk of collapse.
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Daco sees growth settling back to 2 percent in the last three months of this year.
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It tumbled to a session low of 14.9625, its weakest since October, before settling near 14.80.
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Politicians fretted for years about a shrinking population; these days more people are settling than leaving.
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You put it on by stretching an expandable back, then settling it lightly over your head.
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Settling a dispute in arbitration means having it heard by a third party behind closed doors.
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"I'm just settling in to playing some better golf," said the five-times PGA Tour winner.
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However, it is important to rule out pathologic causes before settling in on a benign diagnosis.
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The pizza company had been pursuing an outright sale before settling on the deal with Starboard.
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One of the options open to it is settling the case before it goes to trial.
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For now, us regular folks are perfectly fine settling for an extra charger or external battery.
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He and the bot go back and forth before settling on books as their next topic.
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Sources said Kalanick considered a small number of candidates recently before settling on Thain and Burns.
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Kerry Washington and her husband stopped to hug a friend, before settling down at a table.
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But it had been on a six-day losing streak before settling above $22017 on Tuesday.
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Taxpayers can appeal their audit result, but most end up settling, according to accountants and lawyers.
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Policy tends to swing back and forth like a pendulum before settling on the right balance.
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Abbas is afraid that doing that would somehow hurt his family's chance of settling in Britain.
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In settling the lawsuit in 2018 for an undisclosed sum, the Mormon Church denied any wrongdoing.
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He will prioritize score-settling, responding to slights and popping off whenever he feels like it.
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Respondents said they perceived more people looking for work and job-seekers settling for lower salaries.
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"This is my spot," Morby says, settling into its vinyl seat on a sunny spring afternoon.
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Then there's the matter of settling into their new rented home in D.C.'s Kalorama neighborhood.
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The technology can be used in trading, clearing and settling securities, and tracking ownership of securities.
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Los Angeles moved to the Seattle 18 before settling for Greg Zuerlein's 19463-yard field goal.
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This is specifically a look at the kind of experience you're settling into when you play.
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The gains eroded somewhat after the EIA report, with U.S. crude settling at $48.85 a barrel.
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The Baltimore right-hander struggled a little in the early going before settling into a rhythm.
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OTTAWA (Reuters) - Canada will continue talks with Washington on settling a dispute between Boeing Co (BA.
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Oil prices fell more than 3 percent Tuesday, settling at their lowest level since September 2003.
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The shooting, he added, appeared to be a "settling of scores" between rival bands of smugglers.
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The countries of the East have balked or put restrictions on settling migrants within their borders.
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His eyes were bright and brown and he raised his scant eyebrows, settling into his lecture.
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Gold futures briefly jumped more than 1 percent, before settling up $10.30 at $1,229.60 an ounce.
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Robert Shapiro (John Travolta) knows he's got a reputation for settling, not fighting things in court.
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These vividly reflect Castle's delight in the settling of light upon the familiar objects around him.
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Brent futures fell 22017 cents to $22017 a barrel after settling up $2.22, or 4.8 percent.
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She became an AmeriCorps volunteer and moved around the country, eventually settling in Carson City, Nevada.
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Settling into my taste test, I'm met with the new Dunkin' branding: big, bold, bright lettering.
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ISDS, the legal mechanism aimed at settling investment disputes between investors and countries, has been retooled.
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Oil prices briefly hit their highest level of the year Monday before settling lower, MarketWatch reports.
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Oil prices also extended gains after settling close to 3 percent higher in the last session.
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Settling in Mexico or returning home is not a realistic option in many of these cases.
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The heated debate over Russian hacking shows no signs of settling down in the coming week.
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But we did a great job of settling down and getting the fans back into it.
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Brent crude futures were up 0.32 percent at $75.53 after settling 2 percent lower on Monday.
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And then, according to Isabel, soon after settling in, it rained for a full 12 months.
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SmartAsset recently tracked which cities the most millennials were settling in, and the results are surprising.
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Cleo moved her daughters across state lines several times before settling in Los Angeles and remarrying.
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We cleaned down our entire area, just like we would at the gym, before settling in.
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By settling in November, the president-elect avoided having to appear in court over the lawsuits.
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U.S. West Texas Intermediate crude ended Tuesday's session roughly flat, settling 303 cents higher at $55.50.
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He added that China was willing to take a "cooperative approach" to settling bilateral trade frictions.
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Most wealthy Chinese prefer not to borrow for home purchases, settling the deals in cash instead.
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The game is full of smart touches, too, like properly settling you back into the world.
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The next night, as we were settling in to read bedtime stories, Kai related the incident.
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He debuted with the Canadiens that year, playing a half-season before settling into the lineup.
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They wanted girly skirts and dresses; she wanted anything boyish, settling for baggy shirts and cutoffs.
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By settling, both sides avoid would could have been bad publicity had the case gone further.
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With The Jungle Is The Only Way Out, Mereba settling in a niche all her own.
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A bacon sandwich and a fry up were among the most popular meals for settling stomachs.
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He also praised Argentina's progress toward settling and the "sincerity and good faith" it has shown.
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" He complied, turning the cop into a Simpsons-like character and settling instead on "Hipster Tax.
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She has also softened its enforcement actions, settling many cases with little or no financial penalty.
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Let's say two companies want to conduct a complicated financial transaction, like settling a stock option.
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A new study in The Journal of Physiology might be a step toward settling both questions.
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It comes out of a ritual of "settling scores" that in the past included real violence.
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And what's weird about taxes is that you're settling up for a year's worth of money.
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Hog futures closed mixed, with the nearby October contract settling higher and most back months declining.
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Hog futures closed mixed, with the nearby October contract settling higher and most back months declining.
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Mr. Affleck bypassed the ceremony amid continued criticism for settling sexual harassment suits in the past.
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Morales left Guatemala in 1999 and crossed the U.S. border illegally, eventually settling in New Jersey.
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By itself, settling with Uber drivers in California and Massachusetts doesn't accomplish that much for Uber.
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Today, Mr. Bannon is long gone from the White House, busy settling scores with Mitch McConnell.
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This isn't the first instance of the ride-hail behemoth settling a case for false advertising.
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Lots of them, ideal for settling scores and making bets after a day of arboreal adventure.
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But on the 11th floor, a tight-knit crew is settling in, their work hardly begun.
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I tried and rejected a dozen ideas before settling on the presentation you tried this weekend.
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As you can see, we ended up "settling" for 128, though that's probably for the best.
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The controversy cast a spotlight on the use of nondisclosure agreements in settling sexual harassment cases.
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Kenta Maeda has done a terrific job of settling things down after Yu Darvish's disastrous start.
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But some cringe at settling for silver after spending a year competing hard for the gold.
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"It's a different atmosphere here today, because people are settling for a longer time," he said.
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Another controversial way of settling disputes is typically referred to by its Nafta chapter — Chapter 19.
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Settling an estate without a will is also more complicated and time-consuming for your relatives.
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Gold prices meanwhile rose to a seven-year high, settling up 1.7% at $1,644.60 an ounce.
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Roof had drawn up a list of half a dozen churches before settling on Mother Emanuel.
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With summer coming to an end, many of us are settling back into our daily routines.
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But I doubt Apple is thrilled to be taking the lead in settling this emerging debate.
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When her relationship with Ms. Springfield ended, she returned to the United States, settling in Claremont.
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The visit was so pleasant, reports People, that Harry and Meghan are considering settling there permanently.
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She said Nepal's political leadership, including the Maoist party, had no interest in settling past grievances.
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Earlier phases focused on experimenting with clearing and settling high-value interbank payments using distributed ledgers.
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According to his manifesto, Tarrant embraced anarchism, communism and libertarianism before finally settling on white nationalism.
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Fewer Chinese families live in Manhattan's Chinatown today, and incoming immigrants are settling in other boroughs.
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And some industry experts point to economic factors that argue against settling on a standard platform.
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Plus, single people may avoid some of the bad health habits that come from settling down.
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Cassini was just settling in for a long stay, circling Saturn like a pesky interplanetary paparazzo.
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The ingenuity is still there, and the craft, but smothered in hokeyness, settling for something rote.
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It's 30 months after Delaney entered the race, and we're no closer to settling the debate.
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Gradually, Hefzur began settling into school, and feeling less guilty about the time he spent there.
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He had lived in New York City for most of his life before settling in England.
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He had lived in New York City for most of his life before settling in England.
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She had lived in Salt Lake City in recent years after settling in the United States.
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Working closely with Europe, Washington should probe whether Moscow is seriously interested in settling the conflict.
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U.S. crude was off 0.08 percent at $48.03 a barrel after settling 1.2 percent higher overnight.
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Usually, the floorboards creaking above you in the middle of the night are the house settling.
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He and his wife considered moving to Portland, Austin and Los Angeles before settling in Fresno.
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She returned to the Dominican Republic after settling him in America, and died six months later.
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I also pour myself another glass of wine before washing my face and settling into bed.
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The rest of the family joined him soon after, settling in a small town near Dortmund.
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Joe Lieberman, a Democrat-turned-independent, as a possible running mate, before settling on Alaska Gov.
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Hollywood couple Taylor Swift and Tom Hiddlestone spend the day settling in on the Gold Coast.
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I tried several different "Days" in the shaded squares until settling on what you see today.
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Gerald Ford entertained offers from the Lions and the Packers before settling on Yale Law School.
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We cannot fall into the trap of rushing the process and settling on a consensus candidate.
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Gold prices jumped, with futures for December delivery settling 1.32 percent higher at $1,279.30 per ounce.
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Read up on other key money questions to bring up with your partner before settling down.
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Shares of Sleep Number spiked 10 percent in the extended session before settling up 4 percent.
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But her new handlers say she's adapting well and settling into the land of her ancestors.
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The working group finally called it quits in September without settling on a standard privacy setting.
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They looked at a handful of apartments before settling on a $2000,247 one-bedroom in Sunnyside.
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The Fed has estimated the cost of authorizing, clearing and settling a transaction at 4.4 cents.
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Shares of Valeant have recovered steadily since, settling just above $14 as of Wednesday's closing bell.
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And indeed, President Trump has admitted that he wants to prioritize the settling of Christian refugees.
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Marx's critique is aimed at changing the material conditions of people, not in settling theological quibbles.
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