Trans women need to show up for cis women, and cis women need to show up for trans women.
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" They have to "recognize that young women aren't going to show up for you until you show up for them.
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"Very few people show up for interviews, and if they do, they don't show up for the job," Mr. Thompson said.
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"I was having crazy anxiety and having to show up for things that I didn't feel equipped to show up for," she explained.
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"If you're depressed, you might be more likely to show up for someone else than you are to show up for yourself," she says.
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And his theory is, they are going to show up for him in a way they wouldn't show up for any other candidate because he is speaking to their concerns directly.
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A job interview that she failed to show up for.
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Nevertheless, she wants to show up for work on Wednesday.
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Somewhere, someway we'll get people to show up for events.
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Even though George Clooney didn't show up for his wedding.
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I thought to myself, I should show up for it!
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She's really got to show up for Toby and herself.
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Men who show up for women and people of color.
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"You can't not show up for work," the insider said.
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So those folks got to show up for a trial.
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Meanwhile, Ezekiel finally managed to show up for his Kingdom.
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These may not show up for years, or even decades.
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A: What's a good way to show up for you?
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You tell me who doesn't show up for Virginians. pic.twitter.
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Kupperman did not show up for scheduled testimony on Monday.
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When he did show up for events, he was diffident.
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We have to show up for the real work -- together.
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Ask how you can help and show up for them.
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This is how you show up for those around you.
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But that Kyle didn't show up for his tennis match.
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Governor Raimondo and other lawmakers show up for the rally.
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The Indian runner did not show up for the 100.
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Most immigrants do voluntarily show up for their court hearings.
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It is important for black people to show up for Indigenous folks, just as it is important for Indigenous folks to show up for black folks; and what we each need comes from us.
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Those practices, however, are voluntary and he doesn't have any language in his contract giving him an incentive to show up for something he doesn't have to show up for—like, say, a bonus.
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Does it matter if the rebels don't show up for talks?
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And also show up for family and employ lots of people.
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He was the only Republican that didn't show up for it.
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Yingluck does not show up for the verdict and flees Thailand.
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They refused to show up for a hearing on September 19th.
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But black people have to show up for these films too.
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Then he didn't show up for the rest of the week.
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She decides to show up for the dinner instead of them.
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"Instead, Rubio didn't even show up for the vote," he added.
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Just don't expect a "yes, man" to show up for duty.
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But you can't decide to not show up for these things.
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Chaudhary Sahib was kind enough to show up for his funeral.
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Around 80 staff, all ethnic Albanians, now show up for work.
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Some reporters are already beginning to show up for the event.
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However, many of those patients do not show up for treatment.
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It's time for our community to show up for trans women.
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About 70 percent of the state's voters show up for that.
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Two to three thousand people show up for his branch openings.
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But even that is unlikely to be too much of a boost to Republicans: The voters who show up for the primaries are probably going to also show up for the general election without much prodding.
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Well of course few show up for their deportation or immigration hearing.
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MACCALLUM: Yes, well Joe Crowley didn&apost show up for the debate.
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They were not confident that many children would show up for exams.
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Trump didn't show up for work until 11:00 in the morning.
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I'm going to show up for all of the people who cannot.
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But if you gave them something else, they'd show up for it.
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The only person that will always show up for me is me.
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Despite his job description, the manager fails to show up for work.
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More from the campaign trail … Will Latino voters show up for Democrats?
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The following day, she didn't show up for her scheduled work shift.
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So they don't feel an obligation to show up for the party.
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This month, he will show up for his first day of work.
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I have a supportive family and friends who show up for me.
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I have literally never seen Americans show up for immigrants like this.
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What are the typical roles that show up for twins in Hollywood?
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Sometimes I wouldn't even show up for my own gigs, you know?
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Now, however, it is risky simply to show up for an interview.
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My big thing lately is I'm just gonna show up for whatever.
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When he didn't show up for the holiday, they feared the worst.
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The bad news is, they never show up for the trial. O.K.?
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If you don't show up for your job, you don't get paid.
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The police said she had failed to show up for a hearing.
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But most immigrants do, in fact, show up for their court dates.
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Mike WILL and Blac Chyna show up for the party as well.
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The government lodged no defense and failed to show up for the case.
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And I don't care what you're going through, you show up for work.
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And the rest who do show up for work are just plain cranky.
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It was just (Inaudible) the Triple Crown, probably show up for the event.
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He was reported missing after failing to show up for his return flight.
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Will the Hills gang show up for Conrad's baby shower...and document it?
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He didn't show up for school on Friday and he hadn't been home.
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It's kind of a testament that you got to show up for yourself.
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"The bottom line is that Farrah didn't show up for work," Knowles said.
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They wanted to show up for me, but also to make it fun.
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A source confirmed to Refinery29 that Davidson did show up for work today.
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I have Adblock turned on, so it doesn't even show up for me.
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Rand Paul didn't change his mind and show up for Thursday's 6 p.m.
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Any or all of these features could show up for the S7 Active.
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It doesn't sound like Saoirse Ronan ever did show up, for whatever reason.
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Many millionaires make the same mistake when they show up for a date.
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We pay taxes, show up for jury duty and root for the Redskins.
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Among asylum seekers, only 11 percent did not show up for legal proceedings.
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And if we don't even show up for them, then what are we?
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I would occasionally have to show up for a meeting at 5 a.m.
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You won't show up for work and your boss will probably fire you.
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Members were more likely to show up for one another at protest rallies.
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But regardless, fans or not, we mostly show up for the Super Bowl.
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Plus, Idris Elba, Helen Mirren, and Eiza González show up for a spell.
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Immigrant advocacy groups say most released immigrants show up for their court hearings.
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You can't expect the expropriated rich to show up for a second cutting.
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Voters did not show up for Hillary Clinton, or President Obama, this November.
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Typically, about 500 paying customers would show up for the event, called Powderdaize.
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So I wrote, "Time Warner didn't show up for their appointment," or whatever.
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I will show up for a subpoena by the way, but go ahead.
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"Hey Marco, show up for work for the American people," Christie said, echoing an attack Trump leveled at Rubio on Friday, when Trump said Rubio "defrauded Florida" by getting elected to the Senate and then failing to show up for votes.
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Gamboa was reported missing July 2, after she failed to show up for work.
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So when the girls don't show up for a sibling in distress, we notice.
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And of course, the Wu-Tang Clan's members had to show up for Shaolin.
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The midterm election confirmed once again that black women show up for progressive candidates.
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Show up for therapy, and/or a support group to whom you are accountable.
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But will audiences show up for yet another installment from the "Toy Story" franchise?
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But now HBO says it will show up for real, sometime this spring. Probably.
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Honestly, the biggest problem will be getting people to show up for the launch.
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The roughly 8,000 racers LeMons attracts every year don't solely show up for racing.
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Saturday after she failed to show up for work two days in a row.
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For example, how many people do organizers expect to show up for an event?
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It's important to show up for your responsibilities and fulfill contracts literal and figurative.
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She was reported missing July 19 after she failed to show up for work.
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"Facebook employees would show up for work every day in our offices," Parscale said.
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Can your people count on you to show up for them when it matters?
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Patrick fails to show up for work at a restaurant-bar in nearby Doylestown.
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Kim's also in Houston and presumably will show up for the service at Lakewood.
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And still, Pizzella couldn't even get members to show up for his confirmation hearing.
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Former National Security Adviser John Bolton didn't show up for his scheduled 9 a.m.
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"This is probably why [Google] didn't show up for the Senate hearings," Galloway said.
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He couldn't believe that anyone would show up for these events, but they did.
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Both parties—the character and the story—have to show up for the film.
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And how we must show up for each other and what that looks like.
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The update became available Tuesday but might not show up for all users immediately.
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"She has never done anything but support and show up for me," Theron said.
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I'm honored that Emily asked me to show up for her in this space.
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But after that, the people we vote for need to show up for us.
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The more people that show up for early voting, the less potential for chaos.
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But the logos show up for each search result -- not just news and ads.
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A week after undergoing a C-section, Lamar had to show up for classes.
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That year, he said a dozen candidates didn't show up for their first day.
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South Korea's president didn't show up for her impeachment trial — again South Korea's president didn't show up for her impeachment trial — again Marred by a corruption scandal, South Korean President Park Geun-hye is at risk of being permanently removed from office.
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That amounted to 89 people, excluding those who did not show up for the test.
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The order to leave the country came after Duran failed to show up for court.
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We pulled back from that, they did not show up for logistical meetings in Singapore.
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Government data shows that a majority of asylum seekers show up for their court hearings.
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He's given the Democrats in his district someone to show up for and organize around.
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You pick a winner, and then — get this — you just show up for the date.
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Here, no one would know I was missing unless I didn't show up for work.
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When Mr. Russo didn't show up for work, his friends and family began a search.
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To keep things steady, says the government, voters must show up for the coming poll.
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She never made the dinner and failed to show up for work the next morning.
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"Women are expected to love and protect and show up for soccer practice," she writes.
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His team failed to show up for meetings at the Pentagon and other critical agencies.
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Netflix is so ahead of the curve it didn't even show up for the conference.
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But there was no call on that Thursday, and Theresa didn't show up for work.
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She did not show up for her shift at El Pollo Loco the following day.
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If the option doesn't show up for you, try closing and reopening the Maps app.
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Day 210 Meo and Sturgis fail to show up for work at their construction job.
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Steamy voice or not, Sam Hunt just needs to show up for fans to swoon.
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It can play so good one period and not show up for the (next) period.
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So if Netflix picks the show up for a third season — and why wouldn't they?
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Kim, Khloé, and Kourtney Kardashian can be counted on to show up for Planned Parenthood.
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A producer saw the encounter and did not show up for work the following day.
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If we don't show up for people, why should you feel entitled to their vote?
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John Bolton, President Trump's former national security adviser, did not show up for scheduled testimony.
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Active duty military personnel are required to show up for work but are not paid.
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We had two more automatic charges show up for trash services and Google's cloud service.
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They would show up for us because we, as a party, showed up for them.
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"If you can't show up for work, none of those other perks matter," she said.
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He also noted that several Republicans did not show up for last week's meeting, either. .
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Did our guy have our back and would he show up for us at home?
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Studies show, however, that the vast majority of asylum seekers show up for their hearings.
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Ted Cruz (R-TX), despite the fact that he didn't show up for Thursday's event.
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For me, I just feel like it's a responsibility to show up for this community.
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Several of these algorithmically generated outfits will show up for each item a client buys.
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But he is not sure whether he'll show up for the auction on Sept. 27.
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"When a guy doesn't show up for an exit meeting, everybody starts speculating," Jackson said.
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When a cook didn't show up for a shift, Mr. Cailan was handed a knife.
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Collaborators can show up for you in ways that show that you are taken seriously.
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A bass player didn't show up for a 1963 recording session, so she filled in.
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How can you show up for your future self every day through discipline and intention?
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Show up for that phone call or meeting, and present yourself as a viable candidate.
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But this is a woman who has never failed to show up for unpleasant duties.
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For those who don't — or can't — show up for a hearing, the prospects are grim.
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Hundreds of teachers took sick days or refused to show up for work last week.
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How can you organize other students to protest, call legislators, and show up for marches?
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I have been there to listen to and show up for every one of us.
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A total of 35,000 educators and school staff didn't show up for nearly two weeks.
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Her family reported her missing the next day after she failed to show up for work.
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But then she didn't show up for work Thursday and Friday and didn't call in sick.
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Earlier this year, the suspect was ordered to show up for community service but never appeared.
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Most actors, they show up for a shoot and they've met the director once or twice.
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Thousands of doctors and nurses, their salaries ravaged by inflation, no longer show up for work.
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For those who did the application online: Show up for the interview at the scheduled time.
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One of Lisa's coworker's grew suspicious and contacted authorities when Lisa didn't show up for work.
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After that absolute blast of a conversation, Midge and Susie show up for their Philadelphia gig.
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The Houthis failed to show up for consultations in Geneva in September, the first since 2016.
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Airlines use computer models to estimate how many passengers will not show up for a flight.
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She's staying with Britney and we're told it's possible Britney will show up for the hearing.
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She was reported missing after failing to show up for her job as a camp counselor.
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We only found out a couple of days later, when he didn't show up for work.
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B20153C companies show up for the baked-in amplification offered by the conference's size and scope.
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She asked, the same people who showed up for #MarchForOurLives--will they show up for #StephonClark?
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Reinking started with another construction company last Monday, but did not show up for work Tuesday.
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But most of these folks when they're given a lawyer they show up for their hearing.
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A few days before the surgery, the patient does not show up for his preoperative visit.
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"Really, all I did that day was show up for work," she said during her lecture.
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What I found to be true is that you have to show up for other people.
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Your crew might not show up for you in the way you would like them to.
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So they could show up for unrelated reasons, ask everyone for their papers and detain everyone.
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We have to show up for each other, and that's really what that poem is about.
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In order for young people to fully show up, we need to show up for them.
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Show up for that meeting or phone call having thoroughly researched that person and their career.
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Two other boys had agreed to testify but did not show up for court, he said.
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Jessica was delighted with the news, but, oddly, soon failed to show up for her treatment.
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Many more never benefited from the case because their illnesses did not show up for years.
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Being upfront about whether you may have the virus is how you show up for work.
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Stars and Oscar hopefuls show up for meet-and-greets and make surprise appearances at screenings.
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Clinics are trying to improve the experience to get women to show up for regular appointments.
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The question now is which version of the Celtics will show up for the second round.
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Studies show that a majority show up for their hearings, but tens of thousands have not.
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"Like you did, we will continue to show up for ourselves and each other," they wrote.
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The El Paso man initially thought no one would show up for his wife's visitation service.
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Mr. Johnson was often among the first to show up for events and meetings, organizers said.
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Nycha officials, however, argue that tenants are often not home when workers show up for repairs.
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Rose, below, does not show up for a game against the Pelicans without informing the team.
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In October 2015, Harvey failed to show up for the Mets' first workout of the postseason.
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And hundreds of thousands of federal workers will be able to show up for work Tuesday.
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And even if you do, there's no guarantee that an audience will show up for them.
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Airlines have oversold flights for decades, expecting several people not to show up for a flight.
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Mr. Guo, when asked, would not say whether he intended to show up for the summit.
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Mr. Johnson was later booed by protesters and didn't show up for a scheduled news conference.
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But he has still been making the case for lawmakers to show up for Trump's inauguration.
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Her family reported her missing after she did not show up for work the next day.
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They'll show up for events, rallies, and marches — for Black Lives Matter, for refugees, for immigrants.
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It didn't seem like the type of place she could show up for a casual lunch.
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Will he show up for inauguration, or will he hold an alt-denauguration at his hotel?
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Also, the gang from Atrophy Life, my Mothers News serial, show up for one diner scene.
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Also major props to Menzies for getting to show up for the Game of Thrones series finale.
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Folks are ready to show up for their neighbor in ways that are potentially harmful to themselves.
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Trump has said China would immediately face further tariffs if Xi didn't show up for the summit.
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Two days ago, Atlanta's Josh Donaldson was the first person to show up for early batting practice.
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Longer lines have formed at some airports as more security screeners fail to show up for work.
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Dickens said Walmart waived consequences for workers who did not show up for their shifts between Aug.
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We are hearing about whether someone is going to show up for the next debate or not.
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She failed to show up for her arraignment Monday, sending her lawyer Jeff Kern in her stead.
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Sullivan also ordered the case's parties to show up for a status conference in court next Wednesday.
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"He said that John did not show up for his sentencing," she says in the Oxygen documentary.
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Police say she never made the dinner and failed to show up for work the next morning.
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Some people with old deportation orders are being arrested when they show up for their marriage interviews.
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And I'm not going to make any man intimidate me where I don't show up for work.
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Eight years ago, Putin publicly humiliated Zyuzin after the businessman failed to show up for a meeting.
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And that's what we'll continue to be focused on every single day we show up for work.
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We all want to show up for our partner, for our loved ones, for our family members.
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The comments were deleted but Bryant didn't show up for team meetings Monday due to an illness.
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Easygoing members show up for their shifts, shop, go home again, and don't give it another thought.
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So I am hoping that Mr. Dylan does show up for the Nobel ceremony on Dec. 10.
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Modell threatened to fine Brown $100 a day if he did not show up for training camp.
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I was wondering if maybe he's going to show up for the Democrat primary debate next time.
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If they accept the move, employees must be ready to show up for work by September 30.
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An Alice Neel portrait stalled, half-done, when its subject didn't show up for a second sitting.
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They never show up for the trial, so by the time their trial comes, they are gone.
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Ruby frequently neglected assignments, skipped meetings and didn't show up for her team or for the company.
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You already know Kim Kardashian isn't one to show up for a flight in sweats and slippers.
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I think it's important to show up for people even if they're not directly related to you.
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"They're going to show up for Game 6 — and so are we," Sharks forward Joe Thornton said.
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So to see that they are actually starting to show up for other movements, that's the progress.
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I'd want people to show up if I lost a right, so I show up for them.
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During the civil rights movement, Fisher reminds, people didn't just show up for a march on Washington.
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You've got to go out and you've got to fight for it and show up for people.
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But on Thursday night, he skipped dinner and did not show up for breakfast the next morning.
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And if they won't show up for Bernie, should we expect them to turn out for Joe?
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Those who do not show up for their immigration hearings on the American side must be deported.
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More than 3,000 anglers generally show up for the annual Martha's Vineyard Striped Bass & Bluefish Derby, Sept.
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Cash bail was created as a mechanism to ensure that people show up for their court dates.
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What if those cousins you weren't expecting suddenly show up for dinner, leaving you short on food?
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Doctors treated only emergency cases and teachers did not show up for the first two teaching hours.
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Country's biggest stars will show up for the Academy of Country Music Awards, airing at 8 p.m.
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I started to think that I might show up for this first date not looking my best.
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When she didn't show up for work on July 19, her boyfriend and family reported her missing.
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That's the love for someone you want to be with, who is going to show up for you.
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So they are ordered to be removed because they don&apost show up for their actual immigration hearings.
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Many lawmakers on the panel did not show up for the hearing, leaving the committee room mostly empty.
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We would put a small banner above the video player that would only show up for IE6 users.
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Show up for them, and the things that they care about, in the ways that you are able.
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They should already know the building's rules and requirements by the time they show up for the interview.
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Users can also opt to make a restricted person's comments show up for others by approving their comments.
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I had some medical issues and didn't show up for work, but it wasn't meant to last forever.
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People first noticed she was missing when she didn't show up for work the next day, July 19.
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If someone doesn't show up [for a class, that's an indicator that it's not going well [for them].
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Thrillist employees decided not to show up for work on Monday, though that wasn't an official union strike.
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It becomes instantly obvious if teachers fall behind with their lessons or do not show up for work.
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Estevez reported her son missing the day after Andressian failed to show up for a planned custody exchange.
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It's also unknown how many teachers and staff will be able to show up for work by then.
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The reason these tweets don't show up for some users, however, is due to Twitter's sensitive content setting.
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In Indiana, he's trying to pull in more Republican women and excite evangelicals to show up for him.
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Krauseneck allegedly didn't show up for an interview the following day and had taken his daughter to Michigan.
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Members of Poche's church congregation called authorities soon after he failed to show up for an 8 a.m.
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In fact, what's happening right now is historic and it's an opportunity to show up for the community.
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Media reports cited a statement from the company saying Hough did not show up for work on Tuesday.
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Trump is the result of years of dysfunction that resulted from Republicans refusing to show up for work.
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Apparently, the entire cast of E.R. was too busy to show up for Jimmy Kimmel's ill-fated reunion.
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It doesn't appear that many people show up for the peepshows, or are even aware of their existence.
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At one point, the city threatened to dismiss him if he did not show up for a meeting.
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By junior high school, she begged her mothers for only one to show up for parent-teacher conferences.
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They don't show up for court proceedings (23 percent) or they get arrested for another crime (17 percent).
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This is in a detention system intended only to ensure that people show up for their court dates.
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But as my experience here demonstrates, you shouldn't show up for one without doing a couple of things.
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The Iraqi girls are so depressed they barely show up for school in the winter, racking up absences.
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Oddly, their fans are not very fond of record stores, but they will show up for live shows.
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The father, Chiang Kuo-hua, initially failed to show up for questioning after checking himself into a hospital.
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She didn't show up for her job at a Salt Lake City laboratory or her classes, she said.
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Millennials, whose turnout continues to lag older voters, "damn well better show up for the election," he said.
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Government data shows that, as of 2017, a majority of asylum seekers show up for their court hearings.
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"Our view is if you put something out that's fantastic, consumers will show up for it," Zelnick said.
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Based on past experience, a court spokesman said about 500 were likely to show up for jury duty.
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"In terms of any of those health concerns, we haven't seen it show up for us," Hoffmann said.
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They gave her information to help her find a babysitter so she could show up for the caucus.
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In spite of a recent hospital stay, he's planning to show up for the coin toss on Sunday.
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The Mets owe Wright $67 million through 2020, as long as he continues to show up for work.
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If the images were stolen for intelligence purposes, they would not be expected to show up for sale.
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Because I'd had real jobs that I had to show up for every day, I baked in that discipline.
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But Iowans have become so entitled they feel offended if somebody fails to show up for their backyard barbecue.
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More than two-thirds of the students didn't show up for classes in the first week of the strike.
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Butts was reported missing by relatives after the 43-year-old woman failed to show up for Christmas festivities.
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Cohn did not show up for Trump's news conference on Tuesday, despite a seat being set aside for him.
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The HHS says only about three percent of minors who arrive at the border unaccompanied show up for hearings.
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According the Post, the family was discovered when Christina's cousin grew anxious after they didn't show up for church.
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Many members of a House Judiciary Committee did not show up for the hearing, leaving the room mostly empty.
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However, a congressional source suggested former FBI lawyer Page may not show up for her closed-door Wednesday deposition.
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The following morning when she didn't show up for classes, Weiser was reported missing to the Austin Police Department.
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The rapper failed to show up for a court hearing Tuesday morning, according to court documents obtained by PEOPLE.
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As Apple ships out more iMac Pros, more of these accessories are bound to show up for sale online.
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Alex was handed a hunting rifle and told to show up for daily training on the village basketball court.
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Vought cited Duffey by name in a tweet last week refusing to show up for a previously scheduled deposition.
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Kupperman did not show up for Monday's deposition and it's not clear when or if that will be rescheduled.
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Sandra Bullock's stalker killed himself after being confronted by police officers for failing to show up for court hearings.
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Half of its 120 shareholders were keen enough to show up for its first annual meeting on May 15th.
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And the other control group didn't have to do anything but show up for brain scans and memory tests.
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After the raid in Bean Station, Tennessee, over 500 kids did not show up for school the next day.
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There are four basic rules members are asked to follow: Show up for each other and for club events.
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The 21013-year-old justice was found dead in his hotel room after he didn't show up for breakfast.
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Right now, 50% of patients that show up for care are taking a medication their doctor doesn't know about.
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Staffing agencies have reported that some new hires dont show up for work because they have found better jobs.
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Physically abusive partners may abuse women to the point they cannot show up for work and lose their jobs.
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In other words, pay attention and don't just show up for the quarterly meetings and do the crossword puzzle.
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But those who show up for crucial interviews with neither an attorney nor English skills often get denied more.
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Staffing agencies have reported that some new hires don't show up for work because they have found better jobs.
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Many who show up for Rosh Hashana services will be visiting a synagogue for the first time all year.
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For example, look at the ways the right has been able to galvanize and show up for their base.
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JoJo, Chase, and Derek show up for tango lesson and perform an extended (and oddly repetitive) tango for three.
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Frequent collaborators BADBADNOTGOOD also show up for the aforementioned "After the Storm," arguably one of the album's standout tracks.
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I should show up for things I love — movie and book news, pictures from the Hubble Space Telescope, funerals.
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The employee told the Post that he expects no more than 70 people to show up for the service.
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They also helped sort out confusing orders about when to show up for immigration court and ICE check-ins.
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" But then, "we witnessed you show up for duty not as a superhero but as a fully human woman.
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Starbucks is paying workers for 30 days, even if they don't show up for work amid the coronavirus outbreak
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New York (CNN)The first sign something was wrong: The police sergeant didn't show up for morning roll call.
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The episode began after Mr. Somerville, 21, failed to show up for jury duty on the morning of Aug.
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Katherine caught on and didn&apost show up for a shopping day we planned for the three of us.
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Now some people who had old deportation orders are being arrested when they show up for their marriage interviews.
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Her application is accepted, and she is told to show up for an interview at precisely 1:23 p.m.
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The judge had previously said that Sergey Brin, the other Google co-founder, "better show up" for his deposition.
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Under normal circumstances, judges are supposed to terminate the cases of migrants who don't show up for their hearings.
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The remaining members of the team blamed the Iraqi government and did not show up for the closing arguments.
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"The morale effect is very real when someone doesn't show up for the first day of work," said McDonald.
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"I got that what I was actually being called to do was to show up for survivors," he said.
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And it gets an audience in the door that might not otherwise show up for a comic book movie.
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Less than a month later, he was back in custody for failing to show up for a drug test.
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On February 13, every school in the state had to shut down when teachers didn't show up for work.
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Trump's claim that "2 percent" of undocumented immigrants show up for court hearings is not even close to correct.
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On February 22, every school in the state had to shut down when teachers didn't show up for work.
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But not even a health scare has moved the sisters to show up for their brother and it's super sketch.
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There's a lot that affects a newlywed relationship and how she's really got to show up for Toby and herself.
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But even when trans people aren't the main focus of the news cycle, it's important to show up for them.
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When he didn't show up for a military skills competition, his teammates began looking for him immediately, the academy said.
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You can't not show up for months and then show up and try to make up your own [visitation] schedule.
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The search began when Kurita did not show up for a military skills competition Friday night, according to West Point.
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In addition, 380,000 federal employees will be furloughed, or forced not to show up for work and not be paid.
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Todd didn't show up for work the next morning at the Treasure Coast Hospice, where she worked as a nurse.
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As in previous weeks, it's hard to measure Negan's growth as a villain if he doesn't show up for work.
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Their low turnout was a reminder to Democrats not to assume African-Americans will automatically show up for the party.
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Ryanair passengers were held for 90 minutes after their plane arrived because the airport officers didn't show up for work.
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That includes airport Transportation Security Administration agents and US Coast Guard officers who are supposed to show up for work.
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We always come together in the same room before we show up for things, which is really special for us.
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I feel so depressed knowing I won't be able to go to the rally and show up for my sisters.
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Often when people don't show up for court, police or prosecutors collaborate to ask the court for an arrest warrant.
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"I face sexism a lot of times when I show up for interviews like that," she said, providing no examples.
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When you don't show up for work, the last thing you want is for someone to spot you skiving off.
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If Serena can win a tennis tournament while expecting, you can show up for your waitressing shift with no complaint.
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Aramazd's mother, Ana Estevez, reported him missing the day after Andressian failed to show up for a planned custody exchange.
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" Vassar allegedly told Berube that "he wasn't actually required to work, just to show up for eight hours a week.
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"If he doesn't show up for work today, we're in a little bit of trouble," A's manager Bob Melvin said.
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He didn't show up for things because he was too busy running for president and then he gave that up.
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Probably because Batman is a terrible team player and would never willingly show up for any fistfight with these bozos.
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"Eighty percent of those that are coming here illegally never show up for court and are never deported," he said.
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He also told ministers not to show up for the hearings, more of which are scheduled in the coming days.
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Trump's domestic policies on undocumented migrants have teachers wondering which of the Dreamers won't show up for class next week.
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These people didn't show up for the survivor in the Stanford case, or the Oklahoma case, or the Steubenville case.
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And all these smiling people show up for his funeral, but he's still wound up dying alone in the bathtub.
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If I don't show up for my job, I'll get fired and they'll get somebody else to take my spot.
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We've got to show up for work tomorrow and put our best foot forward and try to get a win.
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As a result, I inherited this mess of ineffectual support and information; she wasn't able to show up for me.
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So it's not the self-selecting crowd that will show up for Performa commissions, one that's aware of particular histories.
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Here are some tips to help you show up for those around you, even if you don't know them yet.
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In September, Griffiths waited three days for Houthi negotiators to show up for the first planned peace talks in Geneva.
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The ability to show up for your children matters — it matters deeply to your children, and it matters for you.
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As many businesses shut down amid the coronavirus outbreak, fast-food workers are still expected to show up for shifts.
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See, if her boss didn't show up for work, she didn't get paid, and then she couldn't pay her rent.
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The next day, she did not show up for a babysitting job or respond to phone calls or text messages.
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He and his staff must cooperate with all investigations, show up for civil depositions and trials, and produce all documents.
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He was briefly detained and released on bail, but he didn't show up for his court hearing two days later.
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Candidates had to show up for lengthy debates (even if their answers often ranged from the canned to the preposterous).
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The update is rolling out now; if it doesn't show up for you, try force closing the app and restarting.
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Those who skip meetings or do not show up for chores at the program's nurseries forfeit the monthly $230 subsidy.
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"When almost two million show up for your inauguration, it's enough to turn your head," a close associate later said.
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Maybe she is contractually obligated to show up for photo calls in full glam instead of a loose weave sweater.
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Organizers had estimated that around half a million people would show up for what was called The Concert for Amity.
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But he failed to show up for a deposition under subpoena and has declined to cooperate with the impeachment inquiry.
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To ensure he would show up for trial, and because of a previous offense, the judge set bail at $278,000.
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He notes that Apple Pay is supported, and that it doesn't show up for him because it isn't available in Brazil.
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But the danger of his campaign is that these neglected or abandoned voters won't show up for Democrats on Election Day.
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Escalante said one of the victim's coworkers called 911 after he failed to show up for work on Wednesday and Thursday.
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"22018% of the people never show up for their hearing in the months ahead," Pence said in reference to asylum seekers.
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Gersdorf, however, has continued to show up for work, insisting that, according to the constitution, her term runs until early 2020.
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Mead, 25, was last seen on Sunday, Cordingly said, and was reported missing Tuesday when she didn't show up for work.
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LA's rich and/or famous show up for treatments like IV vitamin therapy, wellness booster shots, and cosmetic services like Botox.
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She had been reported missing to the San Francisco Police Department on Friday when she did not show up for work.
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She also made an appointment with a sexual assault program therapist that she did not show up for, the university said.
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This is very important and very serious work and everybody has to show up for that in whatever way they can.
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The next day Dr. King did not show up for class, and that continued through the rest of the entire semester.
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The 25 people who did not show up for court received default eviction orders in the span of a few minutes.
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One of his refrains is that people don't show up for community improvement projects but turn out for protests against him.
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His roommate reported him missing Friday after he failed to show up for orientation, according to a statement from John Cabot.
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Black women are going to stop showing up for the Democratic Party if the Democratic Party doesn't show up for them.
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TMZ reports that Davidson didn't show up for dress rehearsal, and was subsequently shuttered from any live sketch in the show.
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So, we talked to experts to find out the most important questions to ask when you show up for the consultation.
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Police issued a bench warrant for Lopez&aposs arrest after he failed to show up for his scheduled arraignment in July.
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School principal Kasiludin said authorities told all teachers to show up for work from Monday to collect information on student numbers.
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The committee takes those duties seriously: Any watchman who doesn't show up for work is fined 100 rupees ($1.47) a day.
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Resisting these trends is essential to health, because the consequences will show up for all of us for decades to come.
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I'm feel sad that her hiatus has been interrupted by this news and the responsibility to show up for her community.
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When you show up for a flight at an airport, the Here app could automatically suggest you switch to that profile.
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For a lot of people, it's not an event you just show up for, it's kind of a bucket list item.
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Even while she had a nice, solitary office in the New Yorker building, she hardly wanted to show up for work.
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Some staff at the refinery, which had directly employed 850 people, still show up for work, mainly to maintain the plant.
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Brady has yet to miss a practice this season and could still show up for the closed portion of the practice.
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Unfortunately, most domestic workers don't show up for the job, or when they do, they tend quit within a few days.
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Another newer phenomenon is "ghosting" where job applicants don't show up for interviews and sometimes even jobs they've been hired for.
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The suspect started with another construction company last Monday but did not show up for work the next day, Aaron said.
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We have to show up for the work that leads to a reformed criminal justice system and investment in community policing.
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Individuals who have counsel are far more likely to show up for their immigration court cases than those who do not.
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He trounced her among young Democratic voters, who did not show up for her the same way they did for Obama.
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For reasons that still remain something of a mystery, the audience simply didn't show up for "Solo" in the anticipated numbers.
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First, show up for your trip at the right train station since many cities around the world have multiple train stations.
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After that, I had to show up for work seven days in a row because someone had to do those hours.
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He appreciates her effort beaming like a camp counselor who got campers to show up for the intramural three-legged race.
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Then, refuse to show up for the vote so a quorum can't be established, effectively stopping the Senate from doing business.
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" She added: "Success happens every day you show up for class or create a moment of connection in your foreign language.
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But when Beth fails to show up for work, Nat is the only one who cares enough to look for her.
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He'd gotten one round of vaccinations before leaving Australia the year before, but failed to show up for secondary booster shots.
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"But when you roll it out to a huge population, there can be problems that do not show up for years."
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Despite all the problems, most election workers in Palm Beach County did not show up for work until about 10 a.m.
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They tend to be less likely to miss appointments if you tell them how many other patients show up for theirs.
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The sailors don't show up for Fleet Week until the end of the month, but right now we've got the shrinks.
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Friends reported her disappearance after she failed to show up for appointments and they hadn't heard from her for 10 hours.
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"You can't say this shows there is a split just because they did not show up for one event," he said.
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Mark Sturgis, 22, and his longtime best friend, Thomas Meo, 21, did not show up for their construction jobs on Saturday.
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Allow applicants into the United States and monitor them until their court hearings (which nine in 10 do show up for).
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They show up for local and state politics and attempt to educate citizens on what our public officials are up to.
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Friends reported her missing after she failed to show up for appointments and they hadn't heard from her for 183 hours.
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The State Department directed that official, U.S. Ambassador to the European Union Gordon Sondland, not to show up for the meeting.
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He also released a video on YouTube — since removed — declaring that he would no longer show up for his probation appointments.
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"Our students need us to show up for them in classrooms and schools," the group posted on Facebook over the weekend.
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" He contrasts this with China, where: "Top managers show up for work at about 8am and frequently don't leave until 10pm.
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Gabbard, though, was a wildcard, with people speculating all day whether she would even show up for the vote at all.
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I love my job, and still have a sense of responsibility to show up for my flying partners and the public.
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I love my job, and still have a sense of responsibility to show up for my flying partners and the public.
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" Even with so much going on at home, a manager told investigators, Sarah had "never failed to show up for work.
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Though the plan was to only show up for a single day, due to his condition, Gabe managed to surprise everyone.
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Hrkac was taken in the second round of the 1984 entry draft when the Blues decided to show up for a change.
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She has not been charged in connection with her husband's death, and she did not show up for her arraignment in May.
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She did show up for the Academy of Country Music Awards in 2015, but only because they gave her a tribute award.
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She couldn't believe how he managed to show up for work during that process, let alone as the White House press secretary.
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The entire lead up to this debate was talking about whether Donald Trump is going to show up for the next debate.
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"It was bold of him to show up for court knowing what had happened," Washington's cousin Gaylon Anderson told First Coast News.
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"We've got to find a way to keep families together and make sure they show up for the hearings," said Republican Sen.
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It's time for us to show up for each other again and again, like Viola and Heather, until love indeed trumps hate.
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So long as they actually show up for the conversation, a Pisces will be receptive to that kind of emotionally honest talk.
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Arizona's movement began with a Facebook page that encouraged teachers to show up for work wearing red - the color of the movement.
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INGRAHAM: So in other words they don&apost fully and never show up for the hearing which is what they often do.
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Furthermore, employees who didn't show up for their shifts would face repercussions for being a "no show," regardless of the reason provided.
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One fine summer morning, you show up for a scheduled appointment for your regular checkup at the highly rated local health clinic.
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Reviewed claims show up for sites that lean right, lean left and even for those that have no political leanings at all.
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Once admitted non-athletes got to school, they either didn't show up for the athletics, feigned injury, or played briefly before quitting.
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Her friends and family worried when she failed to show up for a vigil for her sister on the night of Jan.
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An upcoming, technically-not-yet-confirmed new version of the app eliminates the algorithm that selects which videos show up for viewing.
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Day 210 After Sturgis fails to return home and show up for work, his parents report him missing to Pennsylvania State Police.
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He is naturally alarmed when she doesn't show up for the pep rally disruption that she planned and refuses to answer calls.
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It's going to take everyone pushing from the cultural side, to the organizing side, to creative ways to show up for resistance.
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She was reported missing by her family the following day, after failing to show up for her job as a camp counselor.
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The second deal will show up for all Prime members, whether or not you currently have or have previously had a membership.
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The Redskins placed Williams on the reserve/did not report list last week after he failed to show up for training camp.
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Believe in your future earning potential, and, most important, believe you will show up for yourself when life calls you to rise.
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On Sunday, Geraldine Perkins did not show up for an annual memorial for her mother, who died in 1997, Ms. Rucker said.
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Each time they show up for court in the U.S., they could again be sent to detention or sent back to Mexico.
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Drug shortages are common in public hospitals where and in dilapidated public schools poorly-paid teachers often don't show up for class.
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In fact, they don't even necessarily have to show up for their flight on-time — it's not going to leave without them.
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"Interviewers never want candidates who are unprepared, as that suggests you might be unprepared when you show up for work," Bairre says.
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I was recently told about two former publishing colleagues of Mallory's who called him after he didn't show up for a meeting.
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Dog, 66, took questions from the press, and was asked why he felt it was important to show up for the conference.
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When Olivier Delespesse, who was seldom late, did not show up for work on Tuesday, his colleagues said they began to worry.
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Actor Jon Voight appeared in a video during the program, but few Hollywood celebrities bothered to show up for Trump's big night.
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That was the moment that Jędrzejczyk drove the pace higher and Gadelha pretty much didn't show up for the last two rounds.
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Oregon Senate Republicans are hurting Oregonians across the state -- including in their own districts -- by refusing to show up for a vote.
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But most public school teachers and government health care workers, who began striking a day earlier, did not show up for work.
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He did not show up for his third day of work, so the company ended to the assignment, spokeswoman Sandy Vassiadis said.
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Her lawyer, Eric M. Gansberg, said it was also surprising that she failed to show up for her court appearance on Monday.
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Ms. Altman pointed to case management programs that have been used in the past to ensure that immigrants show up for court.
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"Never, ever underestimate how much people at a company show up for a strong leader," tweeted Lara Cohen, Twitter's Global Partnerships lead.
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Today 2619 Oregon Senate Republicans walked out on their responsibility to serve their constituents when they refused to show up for work.
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An Instagram spokesperson confirmed the test to Mashable but didn't say if, or when, the feature would show up for more people.
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Train 2606 has failed to show up for its morning run nearly 20 times this year, leaving riders in New Jersey fuming.
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Days after taking office in January, Giammattei said the government had detected 37,000 positions where nobody appeared to show up for work.
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"We can't beat Trump unless the diverse elements, including black and brown communities, come out and show up for Democrats," Steyer said.
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She bluntly told Trump not to show up for his State of the Union address earlier this year during a government shutdown.
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I used to represent that community in Congress, and getting 100 people to show up for a political event was almost impossible.
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Jacobs did not show up for the weigh-in, and his manager, Keith Connolly, said via text message that Jacobs had overslept.
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Sondland was subpoenaed after he didn't show up for a scheduled deposition earlier this week at the direction of the State Department.
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Military personnel will be required to show up for work, but will not receive pay for as long as the shutdown lasts.
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But by April, thousands of the new recruits had either quit or failed to show up for work in the first place.
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The frequent lockdowns have been linked to a high-turnover rate among prison guards, who sometimes do not show up for work.
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Like we were ever not going to show up for the sequel to Creed, one of the best sports dramas in recent memory.
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But at the same time, it's so important to figure out what's going on before you can even show up for someone else.
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Of those, the majority were removed in absentia — meaning they did not show up for the hearing at which they were ordered deported.
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Yes, she was mad school officials had failed to show up for a meeting they had planned, with no notice and no apology.
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"Very few people don't show up for the Champions Dinner," said Tom Watson, who won the coveted Green Jacket in 1977 and 1981.
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Many lawmakers on the panel did not show up for the hearing, sparking a fiery speech from comedian and fund proponent Jon Stewart.
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As women, we have a responsibility around how we are showing up – and how we are asking men to show up for us.
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Under party rules, caucusgoers must show up for the first round of voting if they want to weigh in on the final round.
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Wednesday is the "Day Without a Woman" strike, and all across the country women are gearing up to not show up for work.
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"We had a bug that was introduced in the software update that didn't show up for about two weeks," Mr. Rogers said apologetically.
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Then they continued to tell me about all of the times the people they loved didn't show up for them in meaningful ways.
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Organizers for permitted events told the city they estimate 11,300 demonstrators to show up for their respective rallies during the four-day convention.
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Other essential workers, such as military personnel, will be expected to show up for work but will not be paid during the shutdown.
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While you do have a responsibility to do your job or show up for school, it's important to take care of yourself, too.
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Whatever his true intentions are, Kim will almost certainly show up for his talks with Trump in Singapore on June 12, analysts say.
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LG: While we're all waiting for hyperloop or the self-driving car to show up for real, that might take a little while.
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If you're using Convo's group features correctly, it should only show up for people you intend to see it in the first place.
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"We all show up for each other and are happy to connect with one another even if we are really different," he says.
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Studies by legal aid groups, such as the Urban Justice Center, have shown that most asylum seekers show up for their hearings, however.
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Citing ill health, Phra Dhammachayo has failed to show up for questioning several times, leading authorities to issue an arrest warrant last week.
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When Star doesn't show up for Atlanta Next Fest on time, Simone, already worried about Hunter hurting Star again, goes to Hunter's house.
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Tricia Lynn McCauley was a no-show at a Christmas dinner and did not show up for a flight out of DC Monday.
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You deserve [bridesmaids/groomsmen] who can show up for you every step of the way, and I know I can't give you that.
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Lindsey Graham, who chairs the committee, suggested that 22019% of asylum seekers released from ICE custody don't show up for their court hearings.
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The New York Times reported in April that the TSA has had to monitor whether air marshals show up for their flights sober.
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" Abner was studying finance in college, but said, "I don't go to classes much, though I try to show up for the tests.
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" He said that workers who didn't want to show up for work that day were free to do so because "this is America.
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Officials should release families from custody and use alternative methods to make sure they show up for immigration court proceedings, Kraft told CNN.
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" Several protesters from the gallery overlooking the chamber interrupted Collins immediately after she began speaking, yelling,"Vote 'no,' show up for Maine women!
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"It's definitely a medium to showcase your work but very unlikely that this will show up for recruiters and HR people," says Rodgers.
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Lose, and you have to show up for the last-place game, one that determines who'll finish dead last in the entire tournament.
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He said he was recently summoned to a meeting where defectors were threatened with arrest if they did not show up for duty.
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"What Trump has done — it may not show up for a while — he's probably begun the end of this economic recovery," Bell said.
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It also shows the kind of mental contortions Republican officials have to go through in order to show up for work every day.
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Active-duty troops and civilians directly supporting them will continue to show up for work, but will not get paid until Congress acts.
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The friend said she had plans to meet Shanann Watts, but Watts didn't answer her phone or show up for a doctor's appointment.
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But for now, it has little choice but to release families with ankle bracelets and hope they will show up for court appearances.
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Astori, a defender and captain of the Fiorentina team, was discovered by team staff members when he failed to show up for breakfast.
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She's now being released from Rikers Island on her own recognizance, meaning she has to promise to show up for future court dates.
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The plaintiff did not show up for court and the lawsuit was dismissed, according to court documents reviewed by The New York Times.
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The two planned to meet later, but Watts, 34, didn't answer her phone or show up for a doctor's appointment, the friend said.
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He had been fired from one job in April and began another construction job on Monday, but didn't show up for work Tuesday.
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For instance, a guitar and a smelly cat show up for Phoebe -- a tribute to her most beloved and truly terrible musical number.
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A fourth-year defensive end, he did not show up for Day 1 of camp, though some speculate he will turn up soon.
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Mr. Geremeyev did not show up for questioning, and when investigators visited his home in Chechnya, no one answered the door, officials said.
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After returning from a three-day suspension for failing to show up for a game, Harvey has seen his E.R.A. balloon to 5.56.
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"I feel great, I sleep well, I show up for work every day, and it's my honor to help out there," he said.
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We won't know which version will show up for the group matches, but the first day of group play should provide an answer.
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There was a bit of drama after the rapper did not show up for a meet and greet with Ghanaian celebrities and entertainers.
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He told police that her co-workers told him she didn&apost show up for work that day and that they were concerned.
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Facts First: While it is unclear what subset of migrants Trump was referring to, the majority of migrants do show up for court.
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Dragicevic was detained on Tuesday after he failed to show up for questioning over threats he made to the Bosnian Serb interior minister.
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"When we give someone a chance to show up for us, we pose an opportunity for greater bonding and closeness," Dr. Levine said.
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But they have been failing to show up for their shifts at a rising rate — about one in 21 were absent on Sunday.
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Kicking the economy where it hurts is important, but let's not forget to show up for vital healthcare organizations that are already hurting.
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It seems to me that we want to keep the family together and have the parents show up for their day in court.
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"It took a village, but using the network we had built we could really mobilize people to show up for this issue," says Aquino.
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The weekend after the Tree of Life shooting, I attended Shabbat services as part of the American Jewish Committee's Show Up For Shabbat campaign.
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Sometimes, Barch says, she gets burned: Just-released prisoners will show up for a week to collect the money but never complete the course.
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It's unlikely that the feather belongs to any lineages of modern birds, since those don't show up for another 25 million years or so.
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Book clubs never last—or if they do, it's because people show up for drinks and idle chatter about anything other than the book.
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Human editors will still pick and choose which songs fit on which playlist, but every song will no longer show up for every listener.
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Curiosity about the film and the lack of materialized threats in theaters will likely coax a large audience to show up for week two.
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Her role comes with perks and a pension, but as long as she is wrestling she will never have to show up for work.
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Alphabet's attorneys have been instructed to tell Google co-founder Sergey Brin "to show up" for a deposition in the company's lawsuit against Uber.
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Former President Barack Obama was at Chicago's Richard J. Daley Center on Wednesday to perform his civic responsibility and show up for jury duty.
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When Tuckers do show up for sale, like this one at RM Sotheby's in January 2017, they go for more than a million dollars.
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If the 22-year-old fails to show up for the sit-down, he faces the threat of being arrested and brought into court.
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Verification badges will now show up for T-Mobile customers that have certain types of smartphones, and will roll out to more devices soon.
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Are we going to show up for people that we didn't actually believe in but because we were too afraid to do anything else?
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"I don't show up for a fight for a reduction, so most certainly I will make more money for this fight," he told us.
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Show up for life's upsets and gifts with the same presence willingness to shine, not allowing either to determine who you are, my love.
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You've got to make those calls, you've got to show up, and you've got to show up for communities that are not your own.
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Even before the layoffs began in earnest in early 2017, people would occasionally not show up for work, or would just come in late.
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Bobby Cannavale pops up at one point, John Legend makes an appearance behind a piano, and Dev's parents show up for a repeat performance.
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They don't show up, for the third time, but I use the time to get through a few more chapters of A Little Life.
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Initial reports said Scalia arrived at the resort on Friday, attended a party and then failed to show up for breakfast the next morning.
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"You can see that the American spirit lives in all people, what they do and how they show up for each other," she says.
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Later that evening, after Finocchiaro fails to show up for work, his mother Bonie Finocchiaro reports him missing to the Middletown Township Police Department.
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We might be like, no, actually, I am seeking more intimacy with this person who will never fully show up for me, not less.
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One of the residents failed to show up for work two days in a row, so a co-worker called 911, according to Escalante.
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Suri said Nokia spent more than ten years researching 25G, adding its practical applications are just starting to show up for consumers and companies.
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Frankly, we hope to see more supermodels show up for smaller, more accessible labels, and who better than Joan Smalls to lead the charge?
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The menu has all the classics you'd expect from a Jewish deli, but most people show up for their legendary pastrami and corned beef.
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Fans came back to Yankee Stadium in the Bronx, and just as many began to show up for night games as for day games.
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When you show up for a job interview, there's a solid chance that the hiring manager is interviewing a dozen other candidates that day.
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You make your opponent so repulsive that voters don't show up for either of you and you drive your base to the ballot box.
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Cultural Studies Adult life is full of commitments: bills to pay, family to see and a job you probably have to show up for.
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Asbestos may pose a serious threat to construction workers, and the harmful effects of exposure of this material may not show up for years.
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He can show up for a test without even studying and get 100 — somebody who had to be triple-teamed on the football field.
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If every Streets home game this season sells out, they will draw about as many people as show up for a single Knicks game.
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"He went missing one day, he didn't show up for work, and his mother had to come and pick up his tools," he said.
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I can show up for each day in quarantine with my boyfriend and be present, clear-eyed, and helpful instead of hungover or numb.
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Historically, those voters don't show up for off-year elections, and as a result the G.O.P. wins statehouses, which it then leverages to gerrymander.
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"Pichai added: "There are just some of the ways we can show up for our friends, neighbors, and communities in their time of need.
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Pitcher Matt Harvey recently served a three-day suspension for failing to show up for a game the night before one of his starts.
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"You might have one candidate who gets more delegates and another who attracted more people to actually show up for them," Ms. Selzer said.
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Do you care most about the number of people who show up for your birthday party or who like your posts on social media?
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Obviously, the more supporters any given candidate can get to show up for them at caucus sites across the state, the better their chances.
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That's what he's doing, and that's what we're going to continue to be focused on every single day that we show up for work.
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In fact, the market for job seekers is so favorable right now that recruiters report many aren't even bothering to show up for interviews.
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More than a thousand people show up for certain prayers—roughly half of them South Asian by extraction, Kuko said, and half Middle Eastern.
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Similarly, saying "I expect you to show up for at least two hours" could prevent a lot of confusion and frustration down the road.
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The mayor said thanked Alvarez's family for his service and said his love and ability to "show up" for others helped so many people.
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What he's saying is, 'Hey, let's not put so much passion into the intramurals that we forget to show up for the actual game.
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If the Warriors do have an advantage, it is their depth, and Cleveland's stars will have to show up for their team to compete.
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"We were at church and when they didn't show up for church, we were worried about what was going on," Keith Schlabach told the newspaper.
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Public school compensation is based on the time that a person is employed and able to show up for the job, otherwise known as tenure.
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David Whelan, Paul's twin brother, told CNN that when his brother didn't show up for the Saturday wedding, the couple filed a missing persons report.
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She was true to her word and didn't show up for the last two CMAs — even though she was nominated for an award in 2014.
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It's simply not that uncommon for a ticketed passenger to not show up for a flight due to illness or some external change of plans.
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Many lawmakers on the House panel did not show up for the Congressional hearing, sparking a fiery speech from comedian and fund proponent Jon Stewart.
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She apparently was issued an order of removal from ICE in 2008, based on her failure to show up for scheduled hearings in immigration court.
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I show up for my annual doctor's appointment only to remember it was rescheduled but I forgot to change the date in my phone. Oops.
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The update is a stricter enforcement on UberPool's courtesy suggestion for riders to show up for their carpool within one minute of the driver's arrival.
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A total of 35,1003 educators and school staff didn't show up for work during the stoppage, adding up to a total of 318,600 lost workdays.
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But when you show up for the tenth time to buy five bottles of sodium hydroxide, they want to know what you're using it for.
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"We are expected to still show up for work on Monday and figure it out from there," another State Department official told me on Thursday.
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About 25,000 Chicago teachers and support staff didn't show up for work Thursday after contract negotiations with city officials took a turn for the worse.
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He failed to show up for door-knocking rounds, seemed ill at ease at public gatherings and made at times amateurish use of social media.
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It turns out the North Koreans didn't even show up for a meeting with US and UN officials on Thursday at the inter-Korean border.
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After all, why cast the likes of Stallone, Yeoh, and Rhames to show up for what amounts to maybe five minutes of screen time, total?
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He failed to show up for debates with Ocasio-Cortez, fueling her message that the party's leaders were not paying enough attention to their constituents.
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House investigators issued a subpoena to Mr. Mulvaney late Thursday, but he failed to show up for a House deposition scheduled for the next morning.
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If they couldn't stand on principle for the Dreamers when everything was at stake, why should we expect them to show up for anything else?
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Polls show an unusually high share of his supporters have never caucused before, and detractors question whether they will show up for the business mogul.
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We have to show up for the real work, and not just when the cameras are on: against the ban, at the border and more.
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According to The Hollywood Reporter, many — including ABC, Freeform, USA Network, Bravo and Hulu — are interested in picking the show up for a second season.
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It absolves our tribal leaders of their reluctance to show up for meetings and to fight diligently and thanklessly in the trenches of numb process.
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For individuals who can be safely supervised in the community, this program is doing a bit more to ensure that people show up for court.
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" Tillerson, shocked and angry, said, "You would refuse to show up for a meeting with the president of the United States?" and warned of "consequences.
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Ms. Dulos was reported missing last Friday night after friends said that she had failed to show up for several appointments that day, officials said.
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The DOJ has also reported that the number of migrants and asylum seekers who fail to show up for their hearings is on the rise.
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Her family said they reported the University of Iowa student missing the next day after she didn't show up for work at a day care.
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But after that first meeting, Ms. Reno's sister, Margaret Hurchalla, fiercely protective of her health and privacy, did not show up for the second interview.
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On September 27, Senate Intelligence Committee Chairman Richard Burr said it wasn't important that Zuckerberg or another top Facebook executive show up for the hearing.
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Maesaiah Thabane was first considered a suspect in the crime when she failed to show up for questioning in January in connection with the killing.
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But the unrelenting Republican assault eventually paid off, raising Mr. Ossoff's negative ratings and nudging conservative voters to show up for an unusual spring election.
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When chronically absent students don't show up for school, the City Year corps mentor calls the students at home and motivates them to come in.
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After four years at the helm, head coach Lovie Smith has the Illini playing postseason football, and I think his players show up for him.
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And you're not going to get, by definition, 20,000 people to show up for a message of "I can work with the other side," right?
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Ultimately, she hopes her tattoo will act as a permanent reminder to show up for others who don't benefit from the same privileges she does.
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When those who didn't show up for the second appointment were asked why, they said that they just didn't have time for an additional visit.
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I tirelessly show up for movements I believe in, to hold planned or unexpected hard conversations and mediations, to invite transformation in the face of frustration.
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Let's commit to show up for the things we care about in the world — whether it's the wage gap, reproductive rights, or just basic human decency.
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But today she decided to defy a Congressional subpoena, that is important, refusing to show up for a closed door meeting with two different House committees.
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Some lawmakers on the panel did not show up for the hearing this month, leading to a fiery speech from comedian and fund proponent Jon Stewart.
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Among Hillary supporters, there was a feeling of profound loss — and the idea that we would still be expected to show up for work was unimaginable.
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She wouldn't normally be involved in these scenarios; they were dictated by the producers, and they just told my mom where to show up for filming.
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The high-profile Republican failed to show up for a town hall on the repeal of Obamacare, a town hall he had never committed to attending.
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But with expectations that 250 asylum seekers will show up for open training sessions in the coming weeks, Lisciandrello is planning to create a second squad.
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So get up and show up for yourself and don't let anyone stop you, and most importantly, do not let anyone else ever take your happiness.
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President Donald Trump, they said, was hanging over the race, motivating people who typically did not show up for April elections to come to the polls.
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Cipriano says Crocker's family began looking for her when she failed to both drop her son off at her sister's home and show up for work.
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Although the overall number of meteors that show up for observation—10-20 per hour—is relatively modest, the amount of debris is actually much greater.
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That's why they've started arresting immigrants showing up for annual "check-ins" at courthouses, waiting for immigrants who they know will show up for court dates.
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Speaking of ... a San Francisco church held the first ever "Beyonce Mass" a few weeks ago and had more than 900 people show up for it.
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Trump is, of course, very popular, and many people come to hear him speak, though fewer people than generally show up for a Kevin Hart show.
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It was Mesa who'd first raised concerns after Plunkett failed to show up for a scheduled math tutoring session and his always-open door remained locked.
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Madhure is the team leader for ward 8 in Nashua, where she makes sure volunteers show up for shifts, and takes the lead on door knocking.
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Andrade said he hopes to bring what he learned at the church to parishes across the state beginning to see Spanish speakers show up for mass.
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When Robb and Cat show up for their final feast, those previous perspectives coalesce into a layered, dramatic tragedy that contextualizes everything that came before it.
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A producer who witnessed the hookup failed to show up for work the following day, and has filed a third party complaint for what she witnessed.
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"He emphasized that we have to still show up for recitation to get the 33 on the quiz but he was happy for us," she said.
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"This is a moment in our nation's history that we have to show up for — not only for our community, but for every community," Longoria said.
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Studies have shown that with legal advice and guidance, immigrants are far more likely to show up for hearings and have their claims ultimately be successful.
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The Times was "prim about bloodshed, more interested in Berlin than in Bensonhurst," and the Herald-Tribune wanted photographers to show up for assignments wearing ties.
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Greg Hardy says he's got one wish for his UFC fight in Moscow this weekend -- AND IT'S FOR THE RUSSIAN PRESIDENT TO SHOW UP FOR IT!!!
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Patridge called police to conduct a welfare check on her daughter after Bohan did not show up for their scheduled custody hand-off, according to TMZ.
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People in certain cities in Indonesia will see GO-JEK rides; Grab rides will show up for some cities in Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore and Thailand.
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Tibbetts, a psychology student entering her second year at the University of Iowa, was reported missing on July 19 after failing to show up for work.
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Hydrate, listen to your body, and understand that if you don't have the physical or mental capacity to show up for your cause sometimes, it's okay.
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After he failed to show up for his court hearing, al-Wahsh was sentenced in absentia to a three-year jail term, which can be appealed.
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"I do not think there's any way to get evangelical women in any force to show up for Donald Trump at this point," Mr. Moore said.
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Mr. Albence said the ankle monitor would track the families being released, but that ICE would consider other methods to ensure migrants show up for court.
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Wolfe offers this: According to the Indeed survey, 70% of employers keep a record of an employee that did not show up for their first day.
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Though she was attending high school in the Bronx and continued to show up for her internship, she said she feared seeking help from her caseworker.
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Similarly, jobs are obtained or lost before you show up for your first interview, and raises are secured or denied before you talk to your manager.
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The teacher didn't show up for his orchestra class, so Dudamel got up from his seat in the violin section and pretended to lead the rehearsal.
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If he wants to win in November, Biden will need to ensure that young liberals — a key Democratic constituency — are willing to show up for him.
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If he wants to win in November, Biden will need to ensure that young liberals — a key Democratic constituency — are willing to show up for him.
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If the rest of you want to just not show up for the World Cup when we send the actual good players, we'd totally understand. 20113.
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Mr. Moore failed to respond to repeated requests from the Virginia court to make payments and did not show up for a deposition in the case.
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But if it only works when someone types "abortion" into the search bar, crisis pregnancy centers still have the power to show up for vulnerable users.
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Arbisman said police have told them it's unsafe for them to be there for long, but authorities have required Hapgood to show up for court proceedings.
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John Cena, Daveed Diggs, Orlando Bloom, Freddie Highmore, Jeff Goldblum, Danny Glover, Julia Ormond, James Marsden, Kevin Bacon and Lance Armstrong show up for the ride.
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Data from the DOJ suggests that the rate at which migrants overall show up for their immigration court proceedings is lower than the rate TRAC cites.
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Show up for a modest win Kim Jong Un has several paths to a win in Hanoi -- and unfortunately Trump seems determined to make it happen.
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Plus, you'll have access to the five practice courts, where those remaining in the men's and women's singles draw may show up for a light hit.
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As they build lives in the US awaiting rulings on their fate, the critics say, they "exploit" the system and sometimes don't show up for court.
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The more you do and the more you experience, the more understanding you will gain about your many facets and when they show up for you.
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Maybe you want to see a grandparent while they're still around, spend time with cousins, or show up for someone in your family because they asked.
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Republican political operatives had spent the Obama years wondering about the "missing" white voters who had failed to show up for John McCain and Mitt Romney.
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The Shade 45 and G-Unit DJ had a similar run-in with cops in 2014, but failed to show up for court ... hence the warrant.
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Lynch, who has a notoriously contentious relationship with the media, faced a potential $500,000 fine from the NFL if he didn't show up for media day.
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Harvey, a pitcher for the New York Mets, recently made headlines when he received a three-game suspension for failing to show up for last Saturday's game.
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Patridge called the police to conduct a welfare check on her daughter after Bohan did not show up for their scheduled custody hand-off, according to TMZ.
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WHAT ELSE IS NEW ON DAY 303 ... OBAMACARE The vote on Price will happen -- just not Tuesday after Democrats refused to show up for the committee vote.
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According to him, there's no way of knowing if they would show up for the first day, even less for the next seven grueling months of solitude.
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Referring to increased efforts to streamline the court process for families seeking asylum, McAleenan claimed that 90% of 7,000 families did not show up for their hearings.
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A sixth-grade teacher, Mirack&aposs principal at Rohrerstown Elementary School was concerned when she didn&apost show up for work and was unable to contact her.
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We need to show up for each other and show that we exist," said transgender advocate Tiara Gendi, sporting a T-shirt that read "Silence is Violence.
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Harry was charged with resisting arrest, drug possession and larceny, and was reportedly released from holding after promising to show up for his August 4 court date.
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I told my dad he had to deal with his feelings and I was happy to show up for my mom and my family in that way.
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Migrants are required to travel in the dark and show up for processing before their hearings at the port courts early as 4:30 in the morning.
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Southwest last week told its mechanics at bases including Las Vegas, Houston and Phoenix that because of the emergency they would have to show up for work.
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A lot of us might say, 'I totally show up for when I eat,' but then we sit down and a minute later, we're like 'oh right!
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And while Tupac's hologram didn't show up for last year's induction, no word yet on whether any extracorporeal guests will be in attendance for the 2018 ceremony.
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The union said that yesterday, BuzzFeed executives failed to show up for a meeting, only informing union representatives of this five minutes after the scheduled start time.
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We also reported that some immigrants with old deportation orders are being arrested when they show up for green card interviews about their marriages to American citizens.
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He also said he "really recommend[s]" people show up for the unveiling, saying "maybe there is a little more than we are saying here," he said.
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One notable player who did show up for the first day of the voluntary workouts was receiver Odell Beckham Jr., acquired in another trade with the Giants.
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Hip-hop veterans get to show up for cameos and say, "Hey, I'm still relevant," even if the show can pose as a threat to their credibility.
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Nearly a decade ago, Goldsmith, then an Army sergeant, was discharged with bad papers after failing to show up for duty following a PTSD-related suicide attempt.
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In a vote earlier Thursday, there were 2628 lawmakers -- 28500 Republicans and 6900 Democrats -- who failed to show up for the roll call due to various reasons.
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If he pulls in 100 possible hires, most of them either fail the drug test or don't show up for it because they know they will fail.
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It was not immediately clear if Eisenberg or Ellis would show up for their requested depositions — or if the White House would seek to block their appearances.
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And Sanders still has a massive network of volunteers in place from 2016 that the campaign believes will show up for him when it matters the most.
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Ryan Fitzpatrick is Ryan Fitzpatrick, but at least he's a known quantity, and he's been known to show up for primetime games and deliver shockingly good performances.
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If you ever have any doubt how you're living your life, if people show up for you like this, you know you might be doing something okay.
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The percentage arrested while out on bail fell to 10 from 20, and the percentage who failed to show up for trial dropped to 29 from 41.
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The question looming here is whether voters who turned out for Trump will show up for Gillespie, a candidate with decades-long ties to the GOP establishment.
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And what with delegates, alternates, reporters, party officials and other attendees, Cleveland is expecting roughly 50,000 people to show up for the Republican National Convention next week.
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Four White House officials will not show up for scheduled closed-door depositions on Monday as part of the ongoing impeachment inquiry into President Trump, CNN reports.
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The second mosque built in the United States wouldn't show up for several more decades: It was located in Highland Park, Michigan, and was completed in 1921.
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Fellow Wack Packer, High Pitch Erik, went to check on Boots after his podcast co-hosts became worried that he didn't show up for his regular gig.
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Hardly. Nude mods eventually show up for virtually every PC game out there, and early last year we even spoke at length with one of the creators.
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A similar phenomenon known as presenteeism—in which employees feel the need to show up for work despite an illness—has also been shown to hinder performance.
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Headley was wanted there after failing to show up for an arraignment in July 2017 for charges of credit card theft and trafficking in personal identifying information.
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Beto O'Rourke has been promising to make an announcement any second, but the most dramatic thing he's done lately was to show up for a Metallica concert.
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Janiak was scheduled to begin serving a sentence in Jackson County, Oregon, June 11, but did not show up for her sentencing, police in Medford, Oregon, said.
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Mr. Bowers was later released on a $4,500 bond, but did not show up for court in October 1979 and a warrant was issued for his arrest.
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The conflict escalated afterward when Mr. Barr announced that he would not show up for a parallel hearing on Thursday before the Democrat-controlled House Judiciary Committee.
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Pleading with Ohio Republicans to show up for Mr. Balderson, he identified the dynamic that made the race so taxing for his party: Republican lethargy and disillusionment.
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It's the same thing you'd do if you had a doctor's appointment scheduled: give your boss a heads up rather than just not show up for work.
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While the senators are maintaining it is their duty to show up for the trial, a number of them have admitted that the timing is not ideal.
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She worked as a pharmacy tech at a San Jose hospital, and when she didn't show up for work, a coworker stopped by to check on her.
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I was curious, at first, who they would be — who would show up for what were, in effect, campaign rallies for a campaign that ended months ago.
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The ministry said police detained him again on Monday when he failed to show up for questioning over charges of contempt of court and insulting a judge.
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Archie Paray, 31, was recently fired from V-Mall in San Juan City, Manila, after failing to show up for work after security guards' shifts were changed.
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The article lists the several departments and senior officials who have refused to turn over documents or show up for testimony, which again is a bad look.
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Local Democrats have been losing numbers; many of the people who show up for events have driven over from Nebraska, and the nearby counties are largely rural.
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Farmington Police said they found Fotis Dulos unresponsive while conducting a welfare check around noon on Tuesday, when he failed to show up for a court date.
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Baggage claims became backed up, planes were filled to capacity because of earlier delays and employees didn't show up for work because of the weather, he said.
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Mercado's career as an astrologer began in 1969, when a guest did not show up for an appearance on a Telemundo program, according to CNN affiliate WIPR.
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The process typically takes between six and 18 months, so the administration's stricter standards for American companies hiring foreign workers might not show up for a while.
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The way to start to turn around a toxic family dynamic is to show up for family members and behave differently than they have behaved toward you.
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But members know that the activists who show up for primaries have more passion, longer memories, and deeper pockets than voters who show up in general elections.
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Her co-workers had reported her missing after Ms. Reeves, who worked as a lunch aide at a nearby middle school, failed to show up for work.
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Jon Stewart's NEVER been confused for a Donald Trump supporter, but he strongly believes the media should show up for the President's first White House Correspondents' Dinner.
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And if she loses, and I think she probably will, one reason will be that millennials don't show up for her the way they did for Obama.
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Kelly Ripa did not show up for her TV show Wednesday ... and our ABC sources say this may just be the first in a string of absences.
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Meanwhile Yeoman's family issued its first public statement since reporting Yeoman missing on April 8463 after she failed to show up for work two days in a row.
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When the inmates at Holman went on strike last month, refusing to show up for their jobs inside the prison, a lack of security was among their grievances.
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We technically left the show up for I think maybe six or seven, but we had no audio for the last half, and Justin was just going crazy.
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Taryn's accuser, Holly Hartman, did not show up for Tuesday's hearing where she was attempting to get a restraining order against Taryn -- so the judge dismissed the case.
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The Obama administration&aposs catch and release policy allowed people with children to enter the United States with only a promise to show up for a later hearing.
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Washington is on tenterhooks to see whether Tim Morrison, senior director for Europe and Russia on the National Security Council, will show up for scheduled testimony on Thursday.
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As a result, border agents have been releasing families directly, instead of transferring them to ICE custody and telling them to show up for their immigration court hearings.
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Sandra Bullock's stalker killed himself at his house Wednesday after he was confronted by officers for failing to show up for a court hearing, officials told BuzzFeed News.
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Patients who consistently show up for daily treatment, attend counselling sessions and test negative for drug use are sometimes given larger doses of the medicine to take home.
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His alleged employment also included work at a New York law firm that told the paper Weyeneth had been fired because he "just didn't show" up for work.
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The impact of this defiant approach was felt earlier Tuesday when Ambassador Gordon Sondland said he would not show up for scheduled closed-door testimony to House committees.
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The general up and down of turnout is known, on average, to hurt Democrats whose base voters are disproportionately likely to forget to show up for midterm elections.
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His German lawyer, Victor Pfaff, suspected something was wrong when 0003-year-old Thanh failed to show up for a hearing on his asylum request on July 24.
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Now airlines aren't just examining the likelihood of passengers to show up for their flight, complex algorithms also factor in traffic, weather, connecting flights, and time of day.
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"Look at the top performing listings in your market and see which amenities show up for these listings, but not for typical listings in the market," He said.
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In the weeks after the first Model 13 handovers, Musk occasionally didn't show up for meetings, or they would be canceled at the last minute, former employees say.
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If you have to show particularized need for a commerce secretary, a labor secretary, you sure have to show up for the president tell me the particularized need.
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But overall, the Sanders campaign has been less focused on such advanced maneuvers and more on simply getting voters and volunteers to show up for their first caucus.
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We just opened Covered in Time and History: The Films of Ana Mendieta in Berlin and were amazed to see hundreds of people show up for the opening.
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To simply not show up for the next briefing after a performance like that one on Friday is sure to raise questions no matter the past history here.
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Speeds won't show up for protected networks, and admins who are sensitive about that sort of thing also can opt-out from having their speed displayed in Android.
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Police say the Loyola University Maryland student didn't show up for work as a beer runner at a restaurant-bar in nearby Doylestown, CNN affiliate WPVI-TV said.
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Does Chuck ever show up for Meet the Press and just wing it?" she writes, adding that Trump, by contrast, "was perhaps the least prepared man in history.
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El Shehaby, 32, had been reportedly pressured by fans on social media not to show up for the match with his Israeli opponent because it would shame Islam.
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The girl's mother reported her missing when she didn't show up for school, and police found Alianna's body in the house three days later, Cleveland station WJW reports.
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Last month, the commission fined a landlord $100,000 for a similar violation after the landlord failed to cooperate with the investigation and did not show up for trial.
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"We're hoping that when we get around to early next year you'll see a swell of voters, working class people, to show up for Bernie Sanders," he added.
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In a vote earlier Thursday, there were 42 lawmakers — 23 Republicans and 19 Democrats — who failed to show up for the roll call due to various reasons. Rep.
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Washington Post fact-checker Salvador Rizzo gave Vice President Pence four Pinocchios on Wednesday for saying the "vast majority" of migrants never show up for their court hearings.
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An immigration court judge ordered Sabal to be deported after he didn't show up for a hearing when he tried to return to the U.S., the paper reports.
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Had Kavanaugh plunged to defeat, McLaughlin asserted, "you would have a lot of angry Trump voters who would blame the Republicans and not show up" for the Nov.
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He was arrested on a charge of possession and, while out on bond, in early October of 2016, failed to show up for a court-ordered drug test.
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Smugglers would be the biggest beneficiaries because if you have no interior enforcement, once you get here most people don't show up for the hearing, the smugglers win.
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It's an area of the country filled with black families who cherish one another, show up for one another, and uphold the notion of being gifted and black.
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Her parents grew worried when she failed to show up for a nanny job the next morning and then found her car, phone and purse at her residence.
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"They don't realize that not only do they have to show up for court after that but they also have to file this huge paper application," Pierce said.
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In a certain city market, I was told, the spoils of war show up for sale: refrigerators, pipes, chandeliers, all looted from towns recently reclaimed by the military.
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It seems more than likely that persons who voted in 2018 will show up for the 2020 Presidential election, a condition that bodes well for Texas Democratic fortunes.
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Those areas are generally places where we haven't had a lot of people show up for the marketplaces or where there are dominant providers who demand high rates.
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More affluent defendants, who can afford to post bond with their own money, go free and get the money back provided they show up for their court dates.
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BLUNT: So you took as a direction from the president something that you thought was serious and troublesome, but continued to show up for work the next day?
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A warrant for his arrest was issued there in 2013 when he failed to show up for sentencing after he was convicted of disorderly conduct, The A.P. said.
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Baggage claim areas became backed up, planes were filled to capacity because of earlier delays and employees didn't show up for work because of the weather, he said.
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As with the full-size electric carmaker, you can order the truck now, but it won't show up for some months or years (in this case, in December).
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The three family members were reported missing Monday evening after they failed to show up for the furniture delivery that had been set for earlier in the day.
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By saying "we never see them again," Trump is giving the false impression that undocumented immigrants "never" show up for court proceedings after they're released from US custody.
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But Trump officials have argued that there is no way to ensure that immigrants will actually show up for their hearings if they are allowed to roam free.
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Authorities said Rollins' body was discovered lying in the front yard by the 84-year-old homeowner after the caretaker didn't show up for at the normal time.
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But some of the Democrats who did show up for Trump's joint address declined to sit along the center aisle to shake his hand on national television. Rep.
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American officials said that under that policy, many asylum applicants would never show up for their court dates and would simply vanish into the interior of the country.
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I want them to be outraged, but I want them to leave with a greater sense of responsibility, as these characters do, to show up for one another.
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I want them to be outraged, but I want them to leave with a greater sense of responsibility, as these characters do, to show up for one another.
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People who show up for stress testing at the Cleveland Clinic may have resources that are not shared by everyone, including good insurance and an interest in health.
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I also mentioned Haley, who did not show up for Tillerson but put on quite a show over Iran the day before at a military base in Washington.
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Instead, she negotiated a second-best deal directly with one of the professors, who, rather than show up for work, had begun teaching the children of elites privately.
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Rivera's mother reported the family missing on June 10 after they did not show up for Rayshawn's birthday party at a park near their home, the Houston Chronicle reported.
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Also canceling classes for the day are Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools in North Carolina, where officials anticipated that 400 to 2,000 staffers would not show up for work.
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Lima and Harvey's relationship made headlines at the beginning of May, when the Mets pitcher received a three-game suspension for failing to show up for a Saturday game.
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After a day of taking lumps from minority Senate Democrats, Barr told the House Judiciary Committee he would not show up for a second day of testimony on Thursday.
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And when someone needs seeing to they show up for each other, a ride-or-die duo, pushing another woman to the pavement before spitting out warm red blood.
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Staying deeply aligned with your core power elements will reduce your stress as you reinforce what you are made of and show up for yourself with your strengths first.
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So the next time you're faced with the question of whether to show up or not show up for someone, be conscious about how that choice impacts your relationship.
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More than 22,2700 TSA officers are working without pay, but Democratic lawmakers have expressed concern about some transportation employees failing to show up for work or calling in sick.
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Li Wei, the chief executive of Keyrin, disputed Ms. Li's story, saying that it was "completely inconsistent with the facts" and that she did not show up for work.
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Communication was one-way, doled out by the single functioning radio channel, on which pharmaceutical companies made announcements to tell their employees whether they should show up for work.
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During that time you have no contact with anyone in your family in Cuba, and you wake up every day and wonder if someone will show up for you.
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In one scene, a community advocate admonishes the "privileged" members of the gay community for protesting and marching for marriage equality but failing to show up for trans people.
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She and I are part of a new generation in our family, and we've promised to do whatever we can, however we can, to show up for each other.
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While Silicon Valley technology companies increasingly complain about striking the right work-life balance, Moritz notes approvingly that in China, top managers show up for work at 8 a.m.
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House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi said the GOP presidential nominee's showing in Monday night's debate with Hillary Clinton was "pathetic" and doubted he would show up for future debates.
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A week prior, Tyga had a warrant put out for his arrest after failing to show up for a court hearing regarding the $480,000 he owed a former landlord.
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Along those lines, Gates decided to show up for his fourth Ask Me Anything session on Reddit on Tuesday and, as usual, his responses to the public were revealing.
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If Merritt failed to show up for his sentencing, the probation would be revoked and he'd be ordered to serve the full 30 years in lockup, the judge wrote.
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Cano's friends grew worried about her when the Lima, Peru, native failed to show up for church Sunday morning, which she rarely missed, local station CBS New York reports.
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Brown's tweet and request came on the same day he was found guilty of reckless driving after failing to show up for his trial, multiple Pittsburgh media outlets reported.
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Margaret Held and Paula Merrill, both nurse practitioners, failed to show up for work Thursday at a clinic in Lexington, where they served one of the state's poorest counties.
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Most of the patients - more than two-thirds - dropped out before the end of the trial and more than a quarter did not show up for follow-up visits.
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Reality villains are also forever threatening to quit their jobs, or to not show up for their next appearance -- a move that keeps viewers and producers on their toes.
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Todd didn't show up for work the next morning, April 27, and her father called authorities when she didn't pick the 2-year-old daughter up later that afternoon.
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The Houthis did not show up for a peace conference in September, in part because the coalition refused to let them bring their wounded fighters to Europe for treatment.
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Meanwhile, Tinder Places lets you block a regular place you visit – like, say, the gym – from ever being recorded as a place you want to show up for matches.
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Pittsburgh Steelers All-Pro wide receiver Antonio Brown was found guilty of reckless driving on Tuesday after failing to show up for his trial, multiple Pittsburgh media outlets reported.
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The morning after she disappeared, Tibbetts&apos family reported her missing when she failed to show up for her job at a day care center in a nearby town.
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Eventually, they might even show up for the Switch, and be playable through a TV in the way that the Super Game Boy adapter cart facilitated for the SNES.
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Officers on Friday were called on a welfare check after Khoung Ba Le Nguyen and Sang Boi Nghia did not show up for a tour to the Grand Canyon.
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Casey DeBlasio, spokesperson for the Mercer County Prosecutor's Office, said in an email that the warrant stems from Headley failing to show up for an arraignment in July 2017.
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When Rubio didn't show up for one of the Senate Republican Conference's weekly lunches, McConnell told his fellow senators to seek him out and urge him to run again.
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Officer Houser said he was found dead by friends who had come to his house, in the Studio City neighborhood, after he did not show up for a rehearsal.
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One possible compromise is to require people who are caught crossing he border illegally to wear monitoring devices around their ankles to ensure they show up for court dates.
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In theory, any migrant who doesn't show up for their immigration-court hearing faces a deportation order in absentia; prosecutors have pushed for that to happen in these cases.
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"To show up for work on Inauguration Day and have to do a 180 on U.S. policy toward NATO, Russia, Germany, Brexit — I just couldn't do it," she said.
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A warrant for his arrest was issued in 2013 in New Hampshire after he failed to show up for sentencing on a disorderly conduct charge, The Associated Press reported.
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Five times in the past 10 months, they have simply refused to show up for work, preventing the legislature from passing bills on guns, forestry, health care, and budgeting.
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Abdul Rashid Dostum, the more senior of Afghanistan's two vice presidents, and his bodyguards refused to show up for questioning about the allegations, despite repeatedly being summoned by prosecutors.
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Their failure to show up for this week's scheduled meetings on Capitol Hill—including one in my office—further highlights the company's tendency to evade accountability at every opportunity.
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But going back to the Reagan administration, pilot projects that offer support consistently display remarkable success getting migrants to show up for court dates and stay out of trouble.
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One participant failed to show up for the most recent graduation ceremony because he had been in a serious accident the night before; he later died of an overdose.
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The Trump administration has argued that keeping immigrants in detention while they undergo court proceedings is the only way to ensure that they show up for their court hearings.
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In those days, each studio owned its own theatres and distributed as many as two hundred films a year, knowing that people would show up for whatever was playing.
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That photo cuts to a truth of the election: While black women show up for white women to advance causes that benefit entire movements, the reciprocity is rarely shown.
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His aim appears to include, for the first time, families who have entered the country and either failed to show up for immigration court or defied orders of deportation.
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Denver Broncos (3-3) — You lose at home to the Giants by 13 points, I don't understand why you even show up for the rest of your games. 17.
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The same thing that's been prompting liberals all over the U.S. to pour into town halls, show up for protests, and flood their representatives with calls: Election Day 2016.
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Judge Scott Dunn told her lawyer "to convey to her that it's not acceptable that she's not here today," after she failed to show up for her scheduled appearance.
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Find better ways to organize your work—use your mind to think about important stuff, not keep track of what time you're supposed to show up for a meeting.
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A signature bond is a form of unsecured cash bail in which the defendant makes the promise to pay the money if they fail to show up for scheduled hearings.
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We already know a lot about the 29-inch iPhone SE Apple is expected to unveil, but now we're getting more insight into what might show up for the iPad.
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Some lawmakers did not show up for the House Judiciary subcommittee hearing on the matter, sparking a fiery speech from comedian and fund proponent Jon Stewart, who attended Wednesday's funeral.
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Mirack was found dead in her home by the principal of her school who went to her home as he was concerned when she did not show up for work.
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The club's director of special events, Mike Dickinson, tells TMZ ... Roger was paid a flat fee to show up for the night and do quick meet-and-greets with fans.
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I'll tune in to Big Little Lies when it comes back to HBO in June; when Russian Doll gets its inevitable renewal from Netflix, I'll show up for that too.
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Thursday's deliberations will only really make a difference if the agencies who show up for Vice President Pence this week continue to care when the cameras are off, Logsdon added.
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They go to work, hang out with their friends, show up for happy hour, and can appear happy to do so even if their illness is eating away at them.
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Scott asked her boyfriend at the time — who still lived at home — to come and support her on closing day, but he wasn't able to show up for her emotionally.
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Republicans in Oregon's state Senate refused to show up for work, thus denying a quorum for a vote on a bill that would introduce a carbon cap-and-trade system.
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It can release them on their own cognizance to show up for their court hearing; use an ankle bracelet to monitor them; or enroll them in a case management program.
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Sater did not show up for a scheduled session with the House of Representatives Intelligence Committee, blaming an unexpected illness that caused him to sleep through his wake-up alarm.
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He said he hoped it'd be like Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, that a few lucky people would find golden tickets and show up for an event like none before.
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Her family said she sent a friend a message on Snapchat before her date, but that when she didn't show up for work the next day, her friends became worried.
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Shops were open in Algiers on Monday but students did not show up for classes at Bab Ezzouar University in Algiers, the biggest in the oil-producing North African country.
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Her family said she sent a friend a message on Snapchat before her date, but that when she didn't show up for work the next day her friends became worried.
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" Added Robert McCarthy, another Trump supporter: "The protesters, the antifa people had an ad on Craigslist recruiting people for $25 an hour to show up for the protest in Charlottesville.
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Nonetheless, I do not think her team can do it alone and it is not safe to assume that Latinos will show up for the sake of voting against Trump.
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Superior Court Judge Fletcher Sams sent deputies to find some of the almost 200 jurors -- well more than half the jury pool -- who didn't show up for jury selection Monday.
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People with "relapsing remitting" disease experience MS in fits and starts — their symptoms show up for a few days or weeks, followed by weeks, months, or even years of remission.
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What's more, the report suggests that pretrial detention policies may not actually be increasing public safety, or increasing the rate at which accused people show up for their court dates.
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The strange thing here is that six months ago — it happened six months ago — and this is probably why they didn't show up for the senate hearings, because ... Oh really?
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Backed by 63 other judges on the court, who voted last week that she should stay in office, Justice Gersdorf said that she would continue to show up for work.
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Royal Caribbean Cruises said the missing person was a member of the "entertainment team" onboard Harmony of the Seas and that he did not show up for work on Tuesday.
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The committee also warned Mr. McGahn that if he did not show up for a public hearing this month, they would most likely hold him in contempt of Congress, too.
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Many are required to show up for work anyway, including Border Patrol officers (the irony) and Transportation Security Administration agents — so be extra polite at the airport this week, O.K.?
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According to the records, Mr. Moore failed to respond to repeated requests from the Virginia court to make payments and did not show up for a deposition in the case.
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North Korean officials failed to show up for a planning meeting last week in Singapore, snubbing a White House advance team led by the deputy chief of staff, Joe Hagin.
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Over 31 percent of those who passed a credible fear interview did not show up for their immigration hearing, and a stunning 40 percent never even filed the asylum application.
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Bannon was supposed to show up for more questions last week, but he didn't show up because the White House and the committee hadn't agreed on the line of questioning.
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Still, raw material costs have surged and many workers can't get around China's outbreak containment efforts to show up for their jobs, meaning the company isn't producing at full capacity.
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They don't get why we can't help them sign in when the ClassPass app isn't working or why they can't sign up for one location and show up for another.
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When the next round of candidates show up for interviews, this is one place in tech that will have a story about an inclusive culture that it's proud to tell.
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People need to be long-winded to keep up with you, especially in a fight—when you show up for a battle, you're usually found stepping on your soap box.
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Ten floors below the courtroom, photographers and TV reporters had spent the morning jostling for position only to be disappointed when the billionaire failed to show up for opening arguments.
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He had been originally arrested by US Border Patrol in February 2005, was issued a notice to appear in immigration court and did not show up for the court date.
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The ad, released by the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, will show up for a week, starting Monday, on Google and Facebook for users who've set their primary language to Spanish.
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Chance apologized to his fans, who continue to show up for his shows, but also to those who were planning on attending their first Chance concert during the Big Tour.
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Bail is a method to ensure people return to court that requires defendants to post cash or a bond, which they forfeit if they fail to show up for proceedings.
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But despite that, they don't show up for work: Public school teachers in Tanzania and Kenya are absent from class 47 percent of the time, according to World Bank data.
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Henderson says Harris will point to the thousands of African-American voters in states like Michigan that didn't show up for Hillary Clinton -- voters that could have made a decisive difference.
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Zack Brovage, who led a community search for White when she was considered missing, tells PEOPLE White's family became worried when they learned she didn't show up for her babysitting job.
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When U.S. Attorney General William Barr failed to show up for a committee hearing to testify about his handling of the Mueller report, Democratic Chairman Jerrold Nadler convened the hearing anyway.
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But in the military, where soldiers, sailors, airmen and Marines pledge allegiance to the flag and show up for work regardless of who is President, it's meant to be the opposite.
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Joann D'Angelo, who lived two doors down, said police told her they believed Capparelli was killed sometime on March 9 because he failed to show up for dinner with a friend.
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Ferrell was reported missing after she failed to show up for work on her third day at Panera Bread in Indianapolis, where she was due to participate in new employee orientation.
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Bail was originally designed to incentivize people to show up for their court dates, but it has since evolved into a system that separates the financially well-off from the poor.
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But real estate experts and brokers say the long lead times involved in selling an apartment suggest that any political fallout wouldn't start to show up for months or even years.
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NAIROBI (Reuters) - Kenyan opposition presidential candidate Raila Odinga on Monday fielded questions alone on stage after his rival, President Uhuru Kenyatta, failed to show up for a debate between the two.
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City employees planned to work overnight to staff shelters with expanded bed space; officials at Catholic Charities of Baltimore said they were expecting hundreds to show up for meals on Saturday.
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The speaker blamed Democrats for the lack of a spending deal, saying they were "dragging their feet" and in some cases failed to show up for meetings about the spending bill.
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If he fails to prove why he hasn't paid, Maguire could be held in contempt of court, and if he does not show up for the proceedings, he could be arrested.
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David Dixon did not show up for work Tuesday morning following the explosions at the city's airport and a metro station that left at least 31 dead and dozens more injured.
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We must march on, but march mindfully — mindful of our imperfect history, and mindful of what it means to show up for one another on Saturday and every day after that.
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But the field program — its efforts to organize people who care about immigration reform in 10 cities across the country — needed help getting people to show up for events, he said.
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No sign of any other Kardashians Friday at the Festival, although they're all expected to show up ... for sure on Easter Sunday when Kanye performs a Sunday Service in the AM.
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"If your boyfriend dumps you, somebody steals your credit cards, and your best friend is the reason your boyfriend dumped you, show up [for work] like it never happened," he writes.
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"The leaders are the ones who show up for meetings, are engaged and keen to learn how to use the law to improve their lives," she told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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As Flipping Out fans wait to hear whether Bravo will be picking the show up for another season, the network's former vice president of original programming, Andy Cohen, is weighing in.
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And nearly 81% of the women said they regularly show up for work or school even though their period is making them feel sick, researchers report in the journal BMJ Open.
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Trump announced early Wednesday that he would not show up for the debate, saying there have been "enough" debates and noting he'd be speaking at a pro-Jewish rally on Monday.
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We know from experience that some states would require people to show up for 20 hours a week of sitting around, designed mainly to give people incentives to drop off SNAP.
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The government fired 77 of the striking doctors this week, out of 1,680 total, accusing them of failing to show up for a disciplinary hearing before the country's Health Service Board.
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Mark Sandy, the associate director for national security programs at the White House Office of Management and Budget, also did not show up for an interview scheduled for 9:30 a.m.
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Although Democrats hold a supermajority in the state Senate, they are unable to vote on the measure if a certain number of the chamber's 20 Republicans don't show up for votes.
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The heads of the three House committees leading the impeachment inquiry had asked Bolton to testify behind closed doors, but he failed to show up for his scheduled deposition on Thursday.
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Progressive candidates that do make it to the general elections will have to channel their support to get both young people and swing voters to show up for them in November.
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The best way to have a dynamic, deep conversation about the company and its products or services is to give products a trial run before you show up for the interview.
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For many civil employees, the decision whether to follow orders from Madrid when they show up for work on Monday will be driven not by politics but by more practical considerations.
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So, if somebody wants to stay home in this period of time, although I must tell you this, it looks like most of our people want to show up for work.
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And so, for me, I'm someone that I'm easy going and I'm very transparent and I'm very professional—I show up for work on time, do what I'm supposed to do.
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Some e-crime companies have their own buildings in office parks, with salaried employees who show up for work every day wearing ID badges, collect health benefits and enjoy company picnics.
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Trump has upended this idea by proving he's able to get a core group of ride-or-die voters to show up for him no matter what the voting system is.
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Some employees such as Flex drivers are contract employees, meaning they don't enjoy the same benefits as full-time employees and wouldn't get paid if they didn't show up for work.
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Nor could it have prevented Harvey from being suspended three days for failing to show up for a game in May because he was out late with friends the night before.
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"This is the moment for us to show up for one another and to show up as concerned Americans versus being sort of stuck in our silos," Ms. Mallory, 36, said.
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Although he was previously excused from OTAs for personal reasons, when he failed to show up for camp, the Rams placed him on the Reserved/Did Not Report list on Saturday.
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Both of them show up for a few scenes and then fade away, and not in a good way, or at least not if you think (correctly) that they're living treasures.
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Callihan says a friend was called to check on Chambers and Cardaro when the couple, who had recently moved to Pennsylvania from New York, failed to show up for planned holiday festivities.
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Police were called to the home to perform a welfare check, requested by Jackie's co-workers when she failed to show up for work at Vidant Edgecombe Hospital in Tarboro, WTVD reports.
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The lawyer was unsuccessful, however, in his attempt to convince a federal judge at a hearing last month that Xu could be trusted to show up for trial if he was released.
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Restaurants and day cares were among the businesses in states like Florida, Tennessee, Oklahoma and New York where bosses fired workers after they didn't show up for work in order to protest.
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They DID flash two MASSIVE stacks of cash -- $100,000 each -- and say they plan on making it thunderstorm all over Houston when they show up for the Super Bowl festivities this week.
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Ferrell was reported missing after she failed to show up for work on her third day at Panera Bread in Indianapolis, where she was due to participate in a new employee orientation.
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Having worked with Pierce in her "Applause" video, Gaga reached out through her camp again when Pierce didn't show up for the audition a second time, insisting he give it a shot.
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On the Fourth of July, Patridge called the police to conduct a welfare check on her daughter after Bohan did not show up for their scheduled custody hand-off, according to TMZ.
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The next afternoon, when Smart failed to show up for lunch, her friend alerted campus police, which didn't begin fully investigating her disappearance until that Tuesday, when classes resumed, according to authorities.
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On Tuesday morning, Tyga failed to show up for a court hearing with landlord Gholamreza Rezai over his ongoing eviction case, causing the judge to issue a bench warrant for the rapper.
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I continue to believe his outsider appeal and off-beat personality could translate to a bit of a bump for Yang, but he needs to actually show up for this debate. 6.
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If too many passengers show up for a flight, or an airline needs seats to shuttle its "non-revenue" air crew around the nation, regulations require airlines to first ask for volunteers.
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Martin said about 200 workers walked off the job last week and were warned that failing to show up for work on three consecutive days without calling in could jeopardize their employment.
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Dubbed the "We're There" campaign, the spots are almost like a friendly reminder to call your mom (she misses you), or to show up for your nephew's birthday party (you're his hero).
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It featured the Manson family taking Tate and her friends hostage, only to have Bruce Lee (a minor character in the film, played by Mike Moh) show up for a rescue operation.
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Eleazer says the union tests all members when they join and randomly after that; he often gets reports from employers when a member doesn't show up for work or is repeatedly tardy.
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Despite its vibrant, influential rap scene being barely recognized by the Canadian music industry at large, Toronto's hip-hop fans are passionate and show up for concerts by artists of all levels.
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So far, scientists believe the novel coronavirus, aka COVID-19, to have an average incubation period of five days, but have seen cases that don't show up for more than two weeks.
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Dropping off in the hiring process is one thing, but an alarming 22% of job seekers said they accepted a job offer but didn't show up for the first day of work.
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Due to a court backlog of over 400,000 asylum claims, many asylum seekers live in the United States for years before their court date or do not show up for their hearing.
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I HAD MET GRANT for the first time earlier that morning, when the actor arrived at an hourlong question-and-answer session he was certain no one else would show up for.
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The long-anticipated explosion in turnout from young and potentially progressive but disengaged voters simply hasn't happened; those new voters who did show up for Tuesday's races went overwhelmingly for Joe Biden.
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According to news reports, that effort failed Friday when Mr. Miller failed show up for the grand jury and Judge Beryl Howell of Federal District Court in Washington held him in contempt.
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According to the outlet, he began the hike on Monday, which was his birthday, and his friends called Royal Canadian Mounted Police when he did not show up for a 5 p.m.
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One could say this is only common sense: People who are happy and enjoy what they do put greater energy into their jobs than those who just show up for the paycheck.
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In Philadelphia, which eliminated cash bail for most misdemeanor and felony offenses in 2018, there has been no significant change in the percentage of people who show up for their court dates.
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Treating yourself to a new pair of shoes or workout outfit may be just the thing you need to reach a new goal, or as Chris puts it, show up for yourself.
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At the summit meeting in Peru, Mr. Pence spoke in loftier terms, trying to reassure the other leaders that Mr. Trump meant no slight in failing to show up for their gathering.
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