When you show up to work, show up to make a meaningful contribution, not to get promoted or earn bonuses.
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Some broadening is strategic: If you want people to show up to your protest, you have to show up to theirs.
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Clinton's voters may be less likely to show up to rallies, or post on social media or be serial commenters who commandeer comments sections, but they do show up to vote.
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Yet they seem inefficient, since the lack of targeting means your listing for men's jewelry might show up to women, or your rock climbing gear ads could show up to senior citizens.
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When she didn't show up to work at 4 p.m.
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They have vowed to show up to work as usual.
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They show up to events when the right organizes rallies.
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He would show up to rehearsals with notebooks to fill.
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And she said Cohen needed to show up to court.
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He didn't complain when she'd show up to the clubs.
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Show up to school committee meetings to demand inclusive policies.
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They're fearless enough to show up to the fucking show.
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Then she didn't show up to school for two days.
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"You gotta show up to get the cookie," Richter said.
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Then they show up to nonchalantly haul the goods away.
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I knew I couldn't show up to the fights alone.
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Meanwhile, other fishermen show up to do catch and release.
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I don't think the candidates show up to that, yeah.
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I barely show up to work and I've been caught.
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He used to show up to practice at 5 a.m.
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So an irritated Butler didn't show up to early practices.
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Or they would show up to say they were not ready.
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Plans by Democratic organizers to show up to Florida Republican Rep.
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So let's say three or 400 people show up to scream.
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Lawrence doesn't show up to pick up his jury duty summons.
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Bieber didn't show up to the dance — well, not in person.
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The Houthis failed to show up to peace talks in September.
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Then he didn't show up to my parents' big anniversary lunch.
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Teams get T-shirts if they show up to every match.
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We show up to what looks like some sort of maze.
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Which version of langlauf's leading lady would show up to Pyeongchang?
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Wouldn't you rather show up to a party and stand out?
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Big crowds will show up to get a glimpse of him.
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You are not even 18 and you show up to fight.
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They're unreliable or they're not going to show up to work.
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But which Republican officials will show up to support the president?
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Yingluck failed to show up to hear the verdict being delivered.
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And they decided to show up to school wearing the latter.
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Show up to the party solo, a lone plant in tow.
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If you show up to the social with a guy, awesome.
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If you show up to the social with a girl, great.
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If you do show up to work, wear black in solidarity.
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Can the Republican Party get lawmakers to show up to vote?
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" Of Ms. Miller, he said: "She didn't show up to anything.
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They're one of the reasons we show up to read them.
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Just show up to a meeting and say you are interested.
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Hours later, she didn't show up to work, her family says.
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Disney CEO Bob Iger didn't show up to Friday's meeting, either.
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Voters who show up to cast a ballot in Wisconsin's Aug.
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Every day, new workers show up to work at the factory.
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And who should show up to their little meeting but Varys. Hmm.
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Fans don't show up to basketball stadiums purely to watch the game.
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He reportedly failed to show up to a drug screening in February.
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"You gotta show up to be a Dad big guy," Brandon wrote.
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Biden leads among older people who routinely show up to the polls.
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A video crew would show up to my house at 8 a.m.
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The short answer: You have to show up to have a say.
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You're ready to show up to Halloween parties this weekend utterly transformed.
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They also recommended supporting celebrities show up to the Globes in black.
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Duo the Owl will literally show up to remind you to practice.
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When they show up to the White House to find Rowan there.
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Jason Derulo failed to show up to FIFA's World Cup opening ceremony.
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Nor did the Ontario attendees likely show up to pummel French-speakers.
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Show up to the Auto Show and give the CEO a hug?
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Show up to support organizations that in turn support us. Protest. Volunteer.
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We've still got to show up to play even under the circumstances.
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Haider would show up to any shop opening to give a speech,
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It was like that nightmare where you show up to school naked.
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And after these raids, children often do not show up to school.
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A minus sign will show up to the left of each reminder.
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They show up to work every day despite all the horrifying brutality.
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These folks don't show up to "invade" space or steal face time.
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So how do you get them to show up to a theater?
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And in this scene, even more visitors show up to ruin paradise.
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But this colonel decided to show up to work supporting America twice.Col.
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However, only 20 percent of the truck drivers show up to work.
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Overdosing and having first responders show up to administer Narcan summons both.
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You show up to wherever he is, and you let him talk.
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Why not show up to challenge Spencer first, then celebrate these laudable values?
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Sanchez was reported missing after he didn't show up to school on Wednesday.
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Last year we had 70,000 people show up to our convention in Austin.
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LuVisi didn't show up to court Wednesday, nor did any of his lawyers.
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I will show up to the studio in Burbank every day, on time.
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I was told no one would show up to a gathering like this.
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"Dude, show up to work and vote," the governor said late last month.
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Pilot Andrew Dyson said someone new tends to show up to each event.
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Trejo initially told police Breana did not show up to their planned meeting.
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Iowans famously show up to see even long-shot candidates at their events.
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When you're the face of a brand you show up to the show.
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Women can build movements and they always show up to get things done.
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Maybe the basic witch doesn't show up to protests or sign the Change.
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"He didn't even show up to the woman's funeral," Shelton said of Trump.
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Did you show up to a place and it's nothing like the ad?
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"Boss:"Well, first of all you show up to team meetings on time.
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Simply getting employees to show up to work on time can be difficult.
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When more voters show up to the polls more change can take place.
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They can also show up to any demonstration we organize and feel safe.
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If I show up to an arena, and there ain't no fans there?
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It's even true of the ghosts who show up to taunt and haunt.
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By the fall, an astounding portion of them never show up to college.
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Now the question is whether these voters will show up to the polls.
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"It's the people who don't even show up to vote," Mollenkof told them.
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Rangers will show up to the compound early to get their favorite one.
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And twice daily, at low tide, clammers carrying shovels show up to collect.
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The new law could mean fewer Democrats show up to the polls Tuesday.
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The question is, will any A-list talent show up to help Trump?
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Even though neighbors and strangers show up to nuptials, they don't take pictures.
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They are supposed to then show up to court, a very small percentage show up to court and what happens is they get lost in our country and in some cases, these are not people that you want in the country.
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"The women are eager to finally have the ban fall, so much so that a number of them will show up to purchase tickets at the gate and they will show up to protest," Worden said in a telephone interview.
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We wonder who will show up to the party clad in something inherently problematic.
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About 20 students from all over the world show up to afternoon training today.
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Despite the reported sparse crowds for yesterday's inauguration, people did show up to Washington.
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For the first time in a long time, he didn't show up to training.
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And it's highly likely that employees will show up to continue the pressure campaign.
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In January 1982, Lyn failed to show up to a meeting with her mother.
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Anyway, Katy better hope no Crips show up to the event ... could be trouble.
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Gucci girls show up to garden weddings wearing librarian glasses and sequined prairie dresses.
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She would show up to the offices and get her assignments for the day.
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The "Taste" rapper also did not show up to the hearing regarding the case.
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The family suspected that something was wrong when Naegle didn't show up to work.
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"When you don't show up to the office for #BossAppreciationDay," an appreciative RiRi shared.
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Yes, that's right, Elko — where fewer than 1,000 people typically show up to caucus.
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Markle reportedly threatened to show up to the palace if she wasn't granted one.
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He caused a scare when he failed to show up to a meeting Friday.
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"We want to show up to show this company is greedy," said Omar Alkhameri.
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Hudok reportedly proceeded to show up to the DMV wearing a Native American costume.
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New arrivals will also periodically show up to shake things up a bit — i.e.
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Remember, the judge's already warned Cardi -- show up to court Friday or face arrest.
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If you're in or near Washington D.C., show up to physically oppose the measure.
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It will first show up to people whose profile photos have been previously flagged.
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How do you get 46,000 Oakland A's fans to show up to a game?
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If you're at school, show up to different events and say hi to people.
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I show up to chemo in a bad mood and it only gets worse.
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Friday, Inouye said LAUSD Superintendent Austin Beutner did not show up to the bargaining.
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For one, a bus is not going to show up to a customer's door.
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The tiny crowd that bothered to show up to Ato Boldon Stadium roared again.
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IRS agents won't show up to take you away—at least not just yet.
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She did not show up to accept either and remains disdainful of all prizes.
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Will you show up to a pristine and well-appointed apartment or the opposite?
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On a good night, a few dozen people show up to hear him speak.
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You cannot simply show up to bae's house if you are not quarantining together.
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Daily Total: $3.99Weekly Total: $309.96 Reflection: Wellness impacts how I show up to life.
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You can't beat the establishment if you don't show up to the playing field.
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Noah does show up to declare his love for her earlier in the episode.
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Impress your friends when you show up to the theater wearing this DIY awesomeness!
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People generally don't show up to vote for mayor, or for other city offices.
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Now, when I show up to Amazon, the first thing I see are cameras.
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"You want to show up to spring training with a secret weapon," he said.
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She speculated that fewer and fewer immigrants will show up to their check-ins.
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"So let's register to vote, show up to the polls, and vote for Hillary Clinton."
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For the second day in a row, Senate Democrats didn't show up to the meeting.
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Sure, it's important to reach out to your legislators or show up to a protest.
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Just as we're finishing, the guys show up to measure the back doors for replacement.
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Nonetheless, hundreds of counterprotesters are expected to show up to face down alt-right rallygoers.
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"We're grateful every day to show up to work," Moore said on the blue carpet.
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New Hampshire How to register: You can mail or show up to your city clerk.
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So let's register to vote, show up to the polls and vote for Hillary Clinton.
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Because I&aposve never seen you sign a contract and never show up to work.
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Johnson failed to show up to work and was never heard from again, KHOU reports.
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Opening night in Arizona saw 59,157 fans show up to support Swift, according to Billboard.
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Austin says they like to guess what she'll show up to class wearing each day.
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And Sherman ended his time by saying that Zuckerberg needs to show up to Congress.
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They were released on one condition: that they show up to immigration court when called.
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For whatever reason, St. Pauli manager Ewald Lienen failed to show up to the presentation.
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Naegle failed to show up to work on Monday, an LAPD spokesperson confirmed to PEOPLE.
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Remember that kid who went viral for having NOBODY show up to his pizza party??
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He'd show up to the park hung over, and hit bombs, like it was nothing.
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The only way to fail is to not show up, to not take an action.
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A heck of a lot of people show up to see what the surprise is.
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If I show up to a video set, I gotta have six of 'em rolled.
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Spike's got your back, even when the "PC police" show up to harsh your buzz.
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We will show up to the ballot box, if the party shows up for us.
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His job as majority whip is to make sure Republican members show up to vote.
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Every college kid would show up to see him; even the ones who hate him.
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Opening night in Arizona saw 59,157 fans show up to support Swift, according to Billboard.
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You're not trying to just show up to the party because you want to network.
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The bottom line: Now that they're registered, they actually have to show up to vote.
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Hopefully, if Hitman does show up to court, it won't be after hitting the Dabuccino.
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I just want Puig to show up to my next one for some funtime laughs.
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I'd show up to my gig late because I'd be partying at the art fair.
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Everybody calls each other up for things and we all show up to help out.
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Just to not show up to a court date, I look like such a loser.
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At each early-morning session, Democrats and Republicans show up to get their asses kicked.
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Young people show up to sing and dance, and some are selected to take part.
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Now the question is whether President Trump will show up to hear the punch lines.
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Yes, I have put together a formula for how to show up to these gigs.
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Playing football for McGill University in Montreal, he'd often show up to practices in scrubs.
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We show up to community meetings where normally eight or nine folks would show up.
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Many patients are being intubated as soon as they show up to the Emergency Room.
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Fixing this perverse political culture demands that people show up to the polls on Sept.
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"Ted Cruz said so but did not show up to vote," the second character responded.
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Most borrowers can't afford lawyers and don't show up to court to challenge the lawsuits.
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The next day, she didn't show up to work, her family said at the time.
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Hannah Brown could potentially show up to address whether she still has feelings for Peter.
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As those voters age, they become more likely to show up to cast a ballot.
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You need every single kid in those villages to show up to take their medicine.
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Millennials didn't show up to hate-vote against Brexit, and look at how that turned out.
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Don't expect Sigourney Weaver to show up to your Walking Dead viewing party any time soon.
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Even if they don't show up to the event, you'll get a damn good wedding gift.
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So, who cares if a few extra national reporters show up to practice looking for quotes?
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First, we know that direct, in-person voter contact gets people to show up to vote.
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Official data show up to 44 percent of families pushed into poverty were impoverished by illness.
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As a result, Carranza did not show up to court and a judge ordered him deported.
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It's not every day you show up to work and are asked to bleach your eyebrows.
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So, if you haven't voted already, make sure to show up to the polls this Tuesday.
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"You don't know who else is gonna show up to a show like that," she says.
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When he did show up to greet the pair, he was warm and welcoming, Araoz said.
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Her family reported her missing the next day after she didn&apost show up to work.
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But if enough people show up to start a campaign, then they need to take action.
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Ultimately, people won't show up to fight or vote if they aren't inspired by our vision.
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You can't rely on them to get the work done or even show up to work.
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I deserve to be able to show up to my life as the person I am.
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His opponent doesn't even show up to meetings/work, and will be VERY weak on crime!
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Stephen Strasburg merely had to show up to push his career-best start to 5-0.
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It's stretchy, and I didn't show up to work already covered in wrinkles after my commute.
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Show up to dinner with a ready-made Bake Shop pecan pie, available starting November 13.
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Outside, the cops finally show up to the scene of a crime, but it's too late.
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It's hilarious to see grown ballers show up to camps with a vendetta from their youth.
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He grew worried and knew something was wrong when she didn't show up to her job.
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WASHINGTON — Young people were told if they'd only show up to vote, they could change America.
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They let people know who your friends were, who would show up to lend their credibility.
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But House Republican leaders have a problem: Their members don't want to show up to vote.
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"Apparently college students are excited to not show up to vote for either one," he said.
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When New Yorkers show up to the polls in the state primary elections on Thursday, Sept.
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I am really proud of him and will show up to anything he asks me to.
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Jennifer Lopez has had a busy awards season, but she didn't show up to the Grammys.
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Protecting our children is reason enough to show up to vote every single chance we get.
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C.S.T.: So the Dow went up 300 points because Unscripted didn't show up to address Congress?
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Clowney did not show up to camp and is reportedly planning to sit out the preseason.
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The mayor's race is officially nonpartisan, and usually only several thousand people show up to vote.
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"Men of action and not that many words who show up to fix things," she said.
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Unclear of how Gordon failed a test -- or failed to show up to take a test.
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When women show up to projects they're excited about, the box office statistics can speak for themselves.
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Let's see if Samuel L. Jackson will show up to do his very best Nick Fury impression.
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She wouldn&apost show up to her own job interview, which is exactly what the election was.
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It really diminishes democracy if you're gonna show up to a meeting to just scream and yell.
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What happens when two celebrities show up to a shopping mall set on doing whatever they want?
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Trump will surely ask: which Hillary will show up to run the economy from the White House?
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Cole laments the "typo police" who show up to closely read her stories for poorly placed commas.
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Like Nevada Democrats, registered voters do not have to show up to caucus sites to be counted.
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I was required to show up to the exam with my entire history of inoculations and vaccinations.
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Citizen's Forum Various misfits show up to testify and voice complaints in this town hall-like setup.
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Analysts have long warned of the end of bank branches, where customers show up to cash checks.
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And say the reason for it was that they didn&apost show up to the planning meeting.
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And as for whether or not local boy Ferrell will actually show up to his own party?
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During the long Republican primary, there was no telling which Trump would show up to a debate.
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Young's accuser did not show up to a court hearing Wednesday -- so the judge dismissed the case.
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A dramatically higher percentage of the freelance workforce is expected to show up to vote on Nov.
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Because when you're famous, you can show up to a dinner at whatever time you want. E!
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Despite that setback, Alabama observers say he has a base that will show up to the polls.
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Some folks show up to open mics buck ass naked because *Tim Allen noise* and that... happens.
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"Just watched @rupertfriend's character on #homeland die...can't show up to work tomorrow," tweeted a Homeland viewer.
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And yet, at book signings, Tilin says, amateur bike racers would show up to heckle him. Cheater!
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According to the AP ... the burglars show up to fancy cribs and look for signs it's empty.
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"You show up to a tank battle without any tanks" is a good prompt for a mission.
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He didn't even show up to his retirement press conference—not that we really expected anything less.
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We will show up to defend our rights and oppose Trump's cynical attack on our democratic values.
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Voters don't usually show up to vote to keep a party in power out of sheer gratitude.
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Lagzdins — who did not show up to the hearing — was fined $497.45 (400), according to the CPS.
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But the vast majority didn't show up to their first hearing and were ordered removed in absentia.
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Or the opportunity to shut up shop (it's the perfect excuse to not show up to things).
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"I don't know if anyone will ever be able to show up to work 'authentically,'" Bracy concluded.
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Customers who show up to the stores can pay their current age for the popular stuffed animals.
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Republicans everywhere should show up to vote, and those in swing states should vote tactically, for Mrs.
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One of the campaign ads that will show up to AdBlock users, featuring words from Pussy Riot.
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Police lieutenant Elliott (Lakeith Stanfield) and state trooper Wagner (Noah Segan) show up to question the family.
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There are concerns, however, that some people may show up to Area 51 anyway, despite the warnings.
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Roy Blunt of Missouri also questioned why Comey "continued to show up to work" after Trump's statement.
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We stand with each other and mourn for our dead, and show up to protect each other.
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I had parents show up to the house, saying like, 'What did you do to my kid?
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Look the part You'll make a poor first impression if you show up to the interview late.
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As promised, William Barr did not show up to testify before the House Judiciary Committee on Thursday.
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That enables you to show up better when you do have to show up to group settings.
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"If you purchased a ticket, do not show up to the venue," NetherRealm said in a statement.
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So I dutifully show up to each bake sale with a tray of sugary, homemade kid bait.
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Read more: Good Trump or bad Trump: which will show up to the State of the Union?
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Howard University President Wayne A.I. Frederick also did not show up to the meeting, students told reporters.
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South Korean Choi Yoon-seok, 21, had a hunch Kim would show up to Saturday's hockey game.
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In this week's Vows column, good things sometimes happen to those who show up to weddings uninvited.
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"With what they're paid now, you can't even get people to show up to work," he said.
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Prosecutors lay out their theory On January 7, 1993, Bonnie Haim did not show up to work.
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But after her report to police, she did not show up to identify the suspects in photos.
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You're also very loyal to those you love, and show up to fight for them without hesitation.
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Each candidate will be anxiously watching to see if their key constituencies show up to the polls.
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"All the injunctive relief does is tell Mr. Mulvaney he can't show up to work," he said.
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Clinton did not even show up to the only national AAPI presidential forum in 2016 in Nevada.
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And, as far as I'm concerned, the U.S. has yet to show up to fight in this war.
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It's also a bit uncomfortable on warm days, when I might show up to the office dripping sweat.
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Knowing full well he cannot show up to a Klan rally, Ron enlists Flip to pose as him.
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In true Kardashian form, the mother of three made sure to show up to the event in style.
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Don't let the graduate show up to their first day of college with a four-year-old backpack.
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So tonight's discussion took place among MPs who bothered to show up to an ancillary chamber, Westminster Hall.
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When she didn't show up to work on Thursday, Sydney's friends became worried, local TV station KETV reports.
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When I plan for the bigger events, I show up to fittings — most makeup artists are like, what?
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If they do, or if they show up to vote over the next four years, voters remain registered.
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Trump previously said that China would face additional import tariffs if Xi didn't show up to the summit.
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TSA officers show up to work every day and do their job to keep the flying public safe.
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When I show up to the bar, I find out my friend invited a bunch of other people.
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"I didn't show up to the park thinking I was going to get an at-bat," Graveman said.
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Earlier this month, MeShon Cooper-Williams was reported missing after she didn't show up to a family party.
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Luis Miguel has reportedly been busted for repeatedly failing to show up to court hearings for a lawsuit.
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There's a bench warrant out for the rapper after he failed to show up to a court hearing.
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His opponent doesn&apost even show up to meetings and work, and will be very weak on crime!
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There's even a warrant out for his arrest for failure to show up to a hearing post-judgment.
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When Jamie and Bronn sneak into Dorne to save Myrcella, the Sand Snakes show up to throw down.
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A senior administration official told reporters Saturday that they expected English to show up to work on Monday.
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But show up to a Pride parade, and it's more than just the rainbow flag that you'll see.
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This year, however, we can actually afford to never show up to a holiday get-together empty handed.
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Theresa was reported missing by her colleagues after she didn't show up to work for two consecutive days.
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Thousands are expected to show up to the event live, but everyone else can follow along at home.
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The die-hard Whether their team is winless or undefeated, some fans will always show up to tailgate.
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When she did not respond to one of his text messages and did not show up to work.
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And in true Kardashian form, the Kimoji creator made sure to show up to the event in style.
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So tired of listening to the same old Bull...Next, Reverend Al will show up to complain & protest.
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I'm always paranoid that I'll show up to my polling place and my name won't be the list.
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Polls show up to four in 10 voters have yet to decide who to cast their ballot for.
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I mean, you are going to die, but not because you didn't show up to that 7 a.m.
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If you want to show up to Fashion Week with a smartwatch, it should probably be this one.
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Bob learns the hard way what happens when you show up to a costume party without a costume.
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More than half of young voters are so disillusioned they won't even show up to vote in November.
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Often the best gifts we receive at parties are the people who show up to help us celebrate.
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Two people with Bitmoji can also create Friendmoji, where two Bitmoji show up to share the same image.
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You never know when a bulldozer is going to show up to take down your digital summer camp.
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He grew worried and knew something was wrong when she didn't show up to her job last Thursday.
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She took this notion half seriously, sometimes wondering when her real family would show up to retrieve her.
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If just one worker didn't show up to the construction site, it could derail an entire day's production.
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Nearly 45 percent of voting-age citizens simply failed to show up to vote in the presidential election.
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When they show up to do the same work, they are less valuable than a man would be.
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"Raise your right hand..." Donald Trump makes FL crowd swear they'll show up to vote for him pic.twitter.
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That act prevents states from canceling voter registrations solely because those registered do not show up to vote.
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Thousands of people show up to watch whenever a major Facebook page "goes live," seemingly out of nowhere.
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That dynamic limits the number of Democratic voters who show up to the primaries as well, McDonald said.
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They would show up to asthma clinics with a clipboard of information, a badge, and a smiling face.
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It's 9:30 in the morning when I show up to Mitri Hanna Moussa's shop, Helwayat Al-Salam.
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She was fired from her next film, "Something's Gotta Give," for failing to show up to the set.
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However, her violin teacher did not show up to the music school that day — and never came back.
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Another personality was "the delivery guy," who in some cases would actually show up to deliver the product.
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Privately, some say they may not be able to show up to work at all under these conditions.
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Most immigrants, however, did show up to their court dates; 60,000 immigrants showed up only to get deported.
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Levandowski's brother agreed to pay up to $200,000 in the event Levandowski doesn't show up to his trial.
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Irish legends warn of apparitions called "fetches," identical to living people, who show up to foreshadow their deaths.
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As a result, schools are bracing for students who show up to their doors homeless, hungry and unhealthy.
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If you don't show up to a party, the people who do are gonna talk [expletive] about you.
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Raises would improve how educators show up to school in terms of energy, time, cognitive space and morale.
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Many more people vote in any given presidential election than show up to a rally of any kind.
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Every day, the X-Men show up to fight for a world that would rather they not exist.
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Viewers will be pleasantly surprised when Democrats show up to town halls and they're not wearing Mao caps.
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Data from the Justice Department shows that most immigrants do, in fact, show up to their court hearings.
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Gillespie needs to be acceptable enough to the Trump voters so that they'll actually show up to vote.
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What's the value of being able to show up to work in your favorite T-shirt and jeans?
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Great SpongeBobs think alike, as they both happened to show up to a party wearing very similar outfits.
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Research shows workers are likely to show up to work sick when the alternative is not getting paid.
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And as such, NRA members do show up to vote and wield extreme influence in closed Republican primaries.
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Floridians deserve better, starting with a Senator who actually wants the job and will show up to work.
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One variable that is not known is how many people will show up to caucus in person Saturday.
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Affidavit ballots are cast by people who show up to vote but are not in the voter rolls.
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Affidavit ballots are cast by people who show up to vote but are not in the voter rolls.
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When you have two choices rather than one, then yeah, more people show up to make a choice.
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In October, Mr. West threatened that he wouldn't show up to the Grammy Awards if "Blonde" weren't nominated.
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Still, she emphasized, her ruling is only about whether Mr. McGahn must show up to be asked questions.
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A pastor is judged on his or her job performance by how many people show up to church.
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The next day, Walgate failed to show up to meet China for a pre-arranged drink in Soho.
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Yet even though we show up to vote, many campaigns historically have failed to engage with our community.
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" The fans are intensely loyal, Ms. Boatwright said, adding: "Hundreds of kids show up to support the local bands.
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His campaign sent a mailer to the homes of Iowans pressuring them to show up to their caucus locations.
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We can't only show up to the patches of blue on the map and expect to defeat Donald Trump.
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"I'm happy that we come and show up to anywhere, on the road, at home, whatever," Jeremy Lin said.
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That includes ending catch-and-release of illegal immigrants they&aposll never show up to court, eliminating chain migration.
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So I would rather show up to my friends' causes and support them, and draw attention to those charities.
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When she didn't show up to their scheduled meeting place, George reported his wife missing on July 24, 2013.
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The teacher was reported missing by her colleagues after she didn't show up to work for two consecutive days.
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Backpack Don't let the graduate show up to their first day of college with a four-year-old backpack.
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If people go out to vote, if people show up to the polls, democracy -- he says democracy will work.
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He also did not show up to work at a fast food restaurant on the 25th or the 26th.
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But even when kids manage to show up to school each day, the local schools have their own problems.
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That year, of the 81,593 immigration decisions, 19,365 people did not show up to court for the final hearing.
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He also had to agree to forfeit certain assets if he fled or failed to show up to court.
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Brittany played volleyball and I played soccer, so our teams had to show up to campus early to train.
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When the 11-year-old didn't show up to second period that day, administrators scrambled to track her down.
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Even though voters did attend his rallies, Republicans that he was supporting did not always show up to participate.
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When you're as famous as Ricky Gervais, you don't always have time to show up to things in person.
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This goes for healthy people who show up to visit friends or family and do not follow proper precautions.
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" He then explained he didn't have "much experience but I show up to work and am a quick learner.
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Birth control is basic health care women need to show up to work and take care of their families.
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Provvisionato, he said, would simply have to show up to replace another Italian man who had to return home.
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Just show up to Panera, flash your card or provide your email address, and enjoy your Asiago Cheese bagel.
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So, he is trying to, I think, show up to the negotiations potentially with greater strength, instead of weakness.
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Gordon failed to show up to a civil hearing at the Fulton County Superior Court in Atlanta on Friday.
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Surely, he could have at least sent Rebecca a text after failing to show up to his own nuptials.
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Whenever new hires are announced, as happened three weeks ago, other unemployed men show up to take their place.
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So forgive me, reader, if I — and maybe thousands of others like me — don't show up to Monday's eclipse.
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Yup: Duo the Owl will literally show up to remind you to practice so you never miss a lesson.
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The businessman didn't show up to work and was not answering calls ... prompting his family to check on him.
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There are studies that show up to half of police killings involve responses to people in mental health crises.
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The plan was to show up to the Apple Store early and bribe someone in line to switch reservations.
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It's also unfair to show up to a convention for a lost cause, then dismiss the crowd as losers.
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He also repeatedly said that the families who legally cross the border don't show up to their court hearings.
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Still, Rosselló said it's critical for Puerto Ricans who live in states, particularly Florida, to show up to vote.
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The one who couldn't bear to show up to concede was not, as expected, Donald Trump, but Hillary Clinton.
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Ma is something of a celebrity in China, and crowds of people show up to listen to him speak.
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Continue to show up to the polls, ask questions, demand answers, speak up and step up, run for office.
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"You don't show up to a wedding trying to look better than the bride — just rude," another person said.
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Her supporters, at least those who show up to her events, are usually factory workers and veterans, per NYT.
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Can someone please make sure these two show up to the 2019 Oscars at the end of the month?
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Now, you don't need to show up to enter the contest, but hey — we'll never say no to freebies.
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Among the topics addressed was the increase in call outs and how to ensure officers show up to work.
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"If I show up to an arena and there ain't no fans in there, I ain't playing," James said.
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Potential voters had to show up to a registration center and get their identity cards stamped with special stickers.
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Conversely, try very hard to agree only to things you will actually show up to and go on time.
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Trump says that once immigrants who enter the US get released, they never show up to their court dates.
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There's no telling how many students will show up to school on Monday to learn from those skeleton staffs.
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In Fournette's case, he had failed to pay a speeding ticket -- and then failed to show up to court.
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He too visited a mediator, but his wife didn't show up to the appointment, instead calling in by phone.
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People show up to trade homemade limoncello and vanilla extract, or packages of custom soup mixes and holiday candies.
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If you show up to this tour underdressed, you have committed a cardinal sin and will be roasted accordingly.
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"James added: "If I show up to an arena and there ain't no fans in there, I ain't playing.
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And then let's hope that we see more government officials show up to help restaurants on a larger scale.
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While Putin and Medvedev didn't show up to the Raelian presentation on Saturday, more than 100 curious onlookers did.
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In some cases, the need to show up to appointments in order to get resources caused problems for women.
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As an offensive lineman playing collegiate football for McGill University here, he'd often show up to practices in scrubs.
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If Morales Luna fails to show up to future court appearances, she could be arrested again, the judge said.
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But there's a lot you need to know before you show up to a tattoo parlor asking for one.
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NATO was experiencing "brain-death", he said, and America might not show up to defend it in a crisis.
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In primaries, voters show up to their polling places and check the box for the candidate of their choice.
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Thus begins Scott and Kate's rise as suburbanite gangsters — until the real gangsters show up to crash the party.
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Or are you going to regain your sight with no explanation the next time you show up to narrate?
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If you show up to work every day, and you can cook your ass off, you've got the job.
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But he didn't show up to his performance alone, instead bringing out legendary soul and R&B singer Seal.
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But anti-Trump demonstrators are still planning to show up, to the dismay - and glee - of his UK supporters.
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Aside from her daughter, Beyoncé also had some very familiar faces show up to support her at the movie premiere.
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Her family reported her missing when she didn't show up to pick up her 3-year-old son from daycare.
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Maybe an entire army of evil dolls would show up to take over the world after saving their OG form?
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Bird didn't show up to court and a default judgement ordered the defendant and Yelp to take down the review.
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There is no denying that when you show up to be on The Bachelor, you are filming a TV show.
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In a post on her Instagram story over the weekend, star Josephine Langford reminded fans to show up to theaters.
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CPAC attendees tend to be active conservatives that consistently show up to vote, and many of them are under 30.
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How many people show up to public events and protests matters because people have a vested interest in the outcome.
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Judd: I'll say, most of the voters I've spoken to show up to these events expecting something from these candidates.
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She was arrested Thursday after failing to show up to court for an aggravated battery charge, Action News Jax reported.
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After delivering a passionate speech at the NRA's convention in 2017, he didn't even show up to this year's event.
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We've seen the gang get together and post photos from dinners, and show up to one another's TV show appearances.
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Page Six reported that she didn't show up to work after the news broke and that her phone is off.
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A North Korean delegation reportedly failed to show up to a meeting with US officials in Singapore two weeks ago.
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It's how we as Google want the experience to show up to our users and we hope people like it.
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When the bridesmaids show up to start getting ready, Kevin and Randall really start to stress that they've lost Kate.
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Democrats should "shut it down" — by refusing to show up to hearings or by getting arrested on the Senate floor.
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Some people, they know, will show up to vote without knowing their address; they've never had one to begin with.
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The Saviors show up to take the offering and one of them starts a fight with one of Ezekiel's men.
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Plus, he noted that nearly a third of patients fail to show up to medical appointments every year in total.
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During NFL season, you are able to show up to 4 separate games on a given Sunday, which is excellent.
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Or better yet, he could show up to his next meeting with the Bloviator-in-Chief wearing the robotic suit.
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The candidate herself has often said that she doesn't know "which Donald Trump will show up" to the first debate.
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We show up to Volstead around 1:30 AM, and as I walk in everyone looked at me in shock.
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The veteran of the Federal Aviation Administration makes sure to show up to work each day clear-eyed and focused.
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Despite having retired from his public engagements, Phil did show up to the wedding of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle.
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All we have to do is show up to the job, plow it and send a picture when it's completed.
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Even while on leave from Essential, Rubin was still able to show up to work at the same physical workplace.
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Officers from Directorate K show up to toss his bedroom, combing through his underwear drawer, looking for who knows what.
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The president routinely draws thousands of adoring supporters who show up to cheer his attacks on Democrats and the media.
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The case files show police frequently refuse to give evidence to investigators and repeatedly fail to show up to court.
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Even then, the sellers sometimes do not show up to court and the code violations on their homes pile up.
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Or if Republicans, conservatives or independents are turned off by Trump, they're less likely to show up to the polls.
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I show up to the live blog and, well, realize I have no earthly idea how to use the thing.
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And Republican voters who are otherwise demoralized may have been given one final nudge to show up to the polls.
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Strangers would show up to his house and ask for money, threatening to kill him and his sons, he said.
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Likewise, North Korea has threatened to exit negotiations, and its negotiators failed to show up to attend a planning meeting.
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I don't know what I did in another life to be able to show up to get to do this.
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YouTube stars like the Dolan Twins and MrBeast have told fans on Twitter not to show up to their houses.
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Thankfully Cheryl, sporting her killer Little Red Riding Hood costume, and the sheriff's department show up to save the teens.
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When you're a normal celebrity, you show up to the Grammys looking phenomenal, clad in your best designer get-up.
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To quote Pruitt's former policy chief Samantha Dravis, who reportedly didn't show up to work for months, "Please kill me."
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Unlike with a lot of music festivals, it can be a gamble to show up to South by Southwest unprepared.
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If you show up to work a little tipsy, just tell your boss you had a beer in the shower.
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They often show up to competitions bearing flags from several countries so that every skater will feel a little love.
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Doctors now have until March 27 to show up to their posts, over three months past the government's original goal.
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Doctors now have until March 21 to show up to their posts, over three months past the government's original goal.
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If there is an incident that called for the mayor to show up to in person, Mr. Fuleihan would go.
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An obvious question would be: Aren't the kind of people who show up to a Civic Saturday already engaged civically?
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That way, they might be alive and ready to dine when carps show up to spawn during the spring thaw.
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If you want to donate food instead of money, call ahead before you show up to your local food bank.
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I came to understand cooking as relentless busyness in pursuit of results — results that people might show up to enjoy.
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"All you need to do is get dressed up, really nice, and show up to Boardwalk Hall," the flier read.
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"People are bored, and will show up to get a coffee if it's an option," an employee told BuzzFeed News.
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If you're a registered Democrat, simply show up to your local polling place or one of the many voting centers.
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Every time it rains, Marisa stays up all night wondering if anyone will show up to work the next day.
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This was an August morning in 2012, and few fans would show up to Minute Maid Park later that night.
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For the second year in a row, Taylor Swift was nominated for Grammys and didn't show up to the event.
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"I think they (Republicans) will show up to play," said Representative Tom Cole, a member of the House Republican leadership.
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And without Trump on the ballot, a dangerous number of those intense supporters may not even show up to vote.
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You show up to your polling place, take a number like you do at the butcher, they call your ticket.
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Nighthawks and bats come too, to prey on insects, and peregrine falcons show up to feed on the smaller birds.
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TigaFive bucks says about 40 people show up to this set expecting to see Tyga and wind up super disappointed.
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This sounds like a good idea -- until you have that one where you show up to work in your underpants.
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You show up to practice that day, you have to remind yourself, &aposOK, this day is the most important day.
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I don't show up to work because it's always fun; I show up because my son's life depends on it.
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So, let&aposs say you show up to work sick with the flu one day, and you start to sneeze.
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On Monday evening, federal Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson held that McGahn may not simply decline to show up to testify.
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They insisted and that's why guys like me who led in the gun issue did not show up to speak.
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It's unproductive and generally demoralizing — they are trained adults who show up to do what they know how to do.
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If you want to swear off makeup forever and show up to work dotted with Mario Badescu Drying Lotion, wonderful.
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Five days later, he'd show up to a Waffle House with an AR-15, wearing nothing but a green jacket.
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Miller was initially subpoenaed by Mueller's team in May, but refused to show up to two scheduled grand jury appearances.
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If children are waking up early to carry water to the village, they're going to show up to school exhausted.
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One man, Stephen Hopkins, didn't show up to the sentencing, and his case has been adjourned until later this month.
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Meanwhile, families were much more likely to win cases in which they did show up to court than other immigrants.
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In hard numbers, Trump officials are right that thousands are ordered deported annually because they don't show up to court.
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Or we might avoid covertly, in which case we show up to the meeting at the moment it starts so we don't have to do small talk before, or we show up to the party and scroll on our phone the whole time or only talk to the one or two people we know.
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Organized people do things like show up to vote in midterms, knock on doors for opposition candidates, and otherwise make trouble.
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So imagine how excited she was to see Sheeran show up to her southeast England hospital to perform a private concert.
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Nothing excites a student more than when a teacher doesn't show up to class 15 minutes after it's supposed to start.
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He doesn't care what Wall Street thinks of their quarterly earnings, and he doesn't show up to the quarterly conference calls.
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One where dates get cancelled when animals go into labour, and where some people show up to their dates brandishing shotguns.
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Per Billboard, the judge dismissed the case after Kelly did not show up to hearings on April 3 and May 8.
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It was a real delight to show up to work every day knowing that she was going to carry us all.
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Also, by pushing the show up to July, Vetements had three months instead of six to design and create the collection.
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So I'm trying to show up to more things and post more on social media and try to be more active.
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"They realized something was wrong when she didn't show up to the church," neighbor Frankie Ramos told local station WABC-TV.
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You never know who's going to show up to your barbecue, but it's always easiest to see who's the most slovenly.
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He won a Critics' Choice Award on January 11, but didn't show up to collect it, and reportedly received tepid applause.
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His invitation for a cup of coffee was approached broadly by fans, who'd show up to his place drunk at 2AM.
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Anti-immigrant groups show up to protests and rallies in Europe wearing faux-medieval costumes and promote the "crying Templar" meme.
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The Toronto Star wrote at the time that it took five days for the agency to show up to Gonzalez's apartment.
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The company lets you book a professional photographer that will show up to take pictures within 12 hours of being ordered.
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Planning is difficult in Texas, where students can show up to a neighborhood public school and enroll on the first day.
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But RealClearPolitics' Sean Trende offered a different diagnosis: Romney's real problem was "missing" white voters who didn't show up to vote.
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And while many were surprised Christensen would show up to the rally, the suspect had actually been under surveillance for weeks.
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But the majority of people who show up to drive aren't military types, but rather international tourists or local thrill-seekers.
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You certainly don't invite them to Vegas or expect them to show up to the bar in a short, sparkly number.
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If there's a massive citizens' protest, they can't have their officers show up to every small claims court in the country.
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The following day, Naegle didn't show up to work at West Los Angeles Community College, where she teaches, Naegle-Kaimoana says.
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Family members of the accused rarely show up to watch the hearings, out of fear that they will be detained, too.
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Saltsman argues that Trump will turn out blue-collar voters in November who might not otherwise show up to the polls.
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"One of them may be that you have to show up to work when no one else is there," he writes.
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There were no reported injuries and ambulance services were not required to show up to the property, according to the spokesperson.
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The legislation also holds CEO Carl Ferrer, who didn't show up to a hearing on the investigation last month, in contempt.
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Mother and daughter butt heads again about Rob's move when the movers show up to get his stuff at Khloé's house.
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Voters will have to be ever more vigilant to show up to the polls especially if they're casting an absentee ballot.
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Celebrities have been wishing a Canadian boy a happy birthday after his friends didn't show up to his party on Sunday.
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But Mr. Saudino did not show up to work Friday, and speculation began to swirl about whether he would step down.
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It said Flav had been on suspension since 2016 after he didn't show up to a Harry Belafonte benefit in Atlanta.
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Trump not only didn't show up to the debate, he also counterprogrammed the event with his own rally to benefit veterans.
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" Joel will "show up to your house and bring a pie in a wonderful antique pie carrier that Fran found somewhere.
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On St. Patrick's Day, the regular pizza maker didn't show up to work, and Mr. Akdeniz was promoted on the spot.
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Sarah didn't show up to work on Sunday, and didn't respond to text messages and phone calls from her co-workers.
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Maher said that even if Trump gets a deposition, he might not show up to court and trigger a constitutional crisis.
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Yet while millennials represent nearly one-third of all eligible voters, only half of them actually show up to the polls.
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J.P. So Young Thug did not show up to the video shoot for "Wyclef Jean," as he was supposed to do.
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In the midst of all this, what does it mean to show up to the studio and make a new ballet?
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And if you show up to find the house has been demolished and replaced with something else, expect to feel devastated.
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The general feeling was that if Bill didn't show up to photograph a big event, well, it simply didn't really happen.
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Their executives show up to do demonstrations on late-night talk shows, especially with the host Jimmy Fallon, an avid gamer.
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Surveys show up to four in ten voters are still undecided and no single party is close to winning a majority.
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"Most people who look like us in communities like ours don't get polled, but we show up to vote," he added.
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But in 2016, many of the young and minority communities that came out for President Obama didn't show up to vote.
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Hundreds of other automotive technology companies also show up to exhibit their in-dash computers, driver assistance tech, or automation systems.
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If a photo or status update is entertaining or intriguing, it won't necessarily need your touch to show up to more people.
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In some cases, for example, an individual may be ordered removed because he/she didn't show up to their immigration court hearing.
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Every time I show up to a fitting, I literally want to steal every outfit and take it all home with me.
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POOL: In the UK though, there was an MMA group that was training Antifa to show up to one of these rallies.
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It is also likely that a few of Awan's associates didn't even show up to earn all the money they were paid.
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Jon and Kate Gosselin got into such a heated argument over their kids, cops had to show up to sort things out.
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When Dumbuya didn't show up to school or return home last month, her family suspected she was in danger and notified authorities.
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Overall, deportation orders issued for all immigrants who didn't show up to court increased from 16,491 in 2012 to 40,579 in 2017.
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A delegation of North Korean officials reportedly failed to show up to a meeting with US officials in Singapore two weeks ago.
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"The consumer has continued to show up to travel and we are looking at very healthy revenue trends going forward," said Donofrio.
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Otherwise, it would be a pretty silly move to show up to your place of employment in direct contravention of his contract.
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There are fewer who show up to actually help her — or who are designing policies with her and her family in mind.
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Migrants can expect at least a few months in the U.S. before they have to show up to court, immigration experts said.
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The lawyer representing CICIG in the trial of the president's son and brother did not show up to court on January 9th.
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Waymo didn't bother to show up to the Detroit Auto Show press days this year, but the shadow it casts is long.
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At least when you show up to work the next morning, bleary-eyed and sleep deprived, you'll have a really good excuse.
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Ellerin's friends later told police that Gargiulo, who lived less than a block from her, would show up to her house uninvited.
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Farmers from both states were forced to leave crops to rot after immigrant workers became too afraid to show up to work.
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If they don&apost show up to the planning meeting, it&aposs hard to plan and get things done by June 22018th.
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Could they actually be healthier, happier, and living better lives than those of us who still show up to work every day?
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It's just something silly to take us out of this crazy Big Brother house we show up to four nights a week.
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But Harry Potter himself— nor, for that matter, most of the other characters in the series — can show up to distract us.
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Upon arriving at Rob's home with Corey Gamble, Kim learns that the cops had to show up to check on her brother.
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Would you want to show up to a place where you start to feel uncomfortable or worse, like you don't belong there?
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Sanders' challenge, however, is to compel the students to show up to Monday's caucuses, a process that requires several hours of commitment.
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Many people believe that we will get what we want if enough protestors show up to march, but that's just not true.
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"You should be honored by my lateness, that I would even show up to this fake s–t": Kim Kardashian West/Instagram
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I'll show up to my studio with a half-assed idea and sort of let the universe figure out the other half.
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About 85033,000 people were expected to show up to vote, meaning that number made up a significant portion of the expected voters.
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The songwriting legend Kris Kristofferson didn't show up to claim his Willie Nelson lifetime achievement award: He had a show Wednesday night.
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Some of them may show up to Cleveland in hopes of staging a delegate upheaval and in that way thwarting Trump's coronation.
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Several states said they are making special preparations for a torrent of voters who show up to register on Election Day itself.
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Most Monday nights, the village board is lucky if one or two people show up to voice an opinion on municipal matters.
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Since then, we've wondered when the first human clone—or worse, a human-animal hybrid—would show up to blow our minds.
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What would volunteers do when students yelled, "Get out of my face!" or failed to show up to school day after day?
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We will protest, we will write and we will show up to polls because we know that we deserve to be heard.
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I don't think artists should have to expect to be asked about that when they show up to work in the morning.
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TikTok executives are declining to show up to a congressional hearing on the tech industry's relationship on China, the Washington Post reports.
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Facebook won a default ruling against the company last week, when NSO Group representatives didn't show up to court in San Francisco.
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They show up to help the mother, and the father, in a time of great joy but also great anxiety and risk.
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Everyone talks about how all young people do is spend time on their screens, but young people show up to horror movies.
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Despite her rumored surprise appearance, Taylor Swift didn't show up to the VMAs, but, yes, she still managed to win the night.
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These responses debunk the myth that black communities don't show up to vote — we do and we bring other people with us.
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However, none of the Boyle Heights activists responded to our invitation, but they did show up to protest the APAN meeting itself.
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Flyers defenseman Joe Watson recalled that the mayor did not show up to a planned meeting with the team later that day.
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Instead, we have a situation in which people show up to work when they're sick because they literally cannot afford not to.
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Three men show up to their tent — strangers — and the couple welcomes them: feeding them, giving them shade and washing their feet.
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They show up to the farmhouse one afternoon, unannounced, and turn this scene of domestic tranquillity into one that ends in bloodshed.
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It is calling on players to show up to BlizzCon, which starts November 1 in California, to protest against the company's censorship.
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Even in casual settings, like the tech industry, Drexler says that you should never show up to an interview in casual clothing.
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We have teams that go and they train and they show up to tournaments and they compete for trophies and for money.
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Dravis resigned earlier this year, and the EPA's inspector general is investigating allegations that she didn't show up to work for months.
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He did not show up to a court hearing, according to his attorney, because the court notice went to the wrong address.
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Often, voters aren't aware they've been purged until they show up to their polling location and fail to find their name listed.
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Take part in sustained organizing, and also make sure you show up to flashpoints of unity and momentum like marches, rallies, and protests.
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As we first reported, prosecutors in NYC were frustrated Cardi didn't show up to a Monday hearing in her strip club beatdown case.
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Would you show up to the office in a three-wheeled, futuristic motorcycle-slash-car-thing that looks like something out of Transformers?
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Even in regions where two meatpackers show up to beef auctions, ranchers report that those major players often won't compete against one another.
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We'd be hurt, too, if Beyoncé posted a selfie from across the globe during our wedding that she declined to show up to.
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In addition to extra overtime, workers were also required to show up to their stations 10 minutes before their shift starts without compensation.
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More immigrants are leaving their jobs, afraid to show up to school, and inquiring about relocating to Canada, according to attorneys and advocates.
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We thought it was inappropriate for her to show up to a vigil for a community she had so recently stoked hatred against.
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After noticing a fellow employee and Iraq War veteran did not show up to work, Tran and Hisey went to check on him.
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And you can't afford to simply broadcast your message to any random yahoo who may or may not actually show up to vote.
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In the meantime, Manafort was released on a $10 million appearance bond, meaning he owes that if he doesn't show up to court.
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All but one of the women show up to the trip single, and all four of them leave New Orleans single as well.
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They host a quirky YouTube channel about their peers' dating rituals, and they show up to school dances in elaborate and coordinated costumes.
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Volunteers who show up to these shelters to lend their time, people dropping off blankets and towels — how did they learn about that?
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Not only are you required to show up to a glamorous location for three days, but you also have to wear matching shirts.
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But, Professor Charlie (Deon Cole) does show up to deejay the formal and move his Daewoo from the Food For Less parking lot.
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In fact, curiosity for clothes is at such a high that even if we can't buy it, we'll still show up to gawk.
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And if they decide not to show up to work one day, guess who will need to go and fill in for them?
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The sort of girl who used to show up to anti-fascism rallies, back when isms besides fatalism still stood a fighting chance.
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Ashley's friends later told police that Gargiulo, who lived less than a block away from her, would show up to her house uninvited.
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Those of them who do show up to vote Tuesday will largely vote for Clinton because they cannot fathom voting for the alternative.
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The Georgia woman eventually began skipping all of her classes, and she did not show up to take her finals in mid-December.
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Republicans couldn't get enough of their members to show up to break a tie vote today, so they'll try again in the morning.
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Many characters break the fourth wall, particularly a trio of unbilled celebrities who show up to explain key economic jargon in layman's terms.
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It looks like HP will show up to Mobile World Congress with one of the most high-end Windows phones we've ever seen.
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Davis plays Dunaway's mother—that is, when she isn't waiting hours and hours for Faye to bother to show up to the set.
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When you're the fourth Bob and Linda to show up to a Halloween party this year, you'll be grateful you went all in.
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Ellerin's friends later told police that Gargiulo, who lived less than a block away from Ellerin, would show up to her house uninvited.
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Do you want them to remember you as being those people who only show up to get trashed because the booze is cheap?
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With everyone else arrested, councilman Joel Barajas was the only council member to show up to work on Friday, The Washington Post reports.
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Unlike employees, who must show up to work and obey instructions, contractors usually strike bargains for individual tasks, such as fixing a sink.
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It's going to open the show up to a huge new audience, and, well, it kind of looks like the perfect HBO sitcom.
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"Quite frankly, it's unlikely that lots of undocumented immigrants would show up to vote for fear of getting caught -- that's speculation," Douglas said.
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Democrats worry about ensuring that their more unified but smaller base understands the stakes of the election and will show up to vote.
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The people they meet in the street will be increasingly indistinguishable from the sorts who show up to visit at their parents' houses.
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You've got to show up to their boring birthday parties and hear about their terrible dates and honestly — is the friendship worth it?
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When he didn't show up to a breakfast Saturday morning before a hunting trip, a resort employee found Scalia's body in his room.
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"The entire lead-up to this debate was about whether Donald Trump was going to show up to the next debate," Santorum said.
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But only Sanders and (surprisingly, given his famous Senate absenteeism) Rubio bothered to show up to the State of the Union at all.
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Photo: Victoria Song (Gizmodo)At CES, you can always count on Fossil to show up to Las Vegas with an army of smartwatches.
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The testimony comes after Whitaker threatened to not show up to the hearing after Democrats on the panel warned they could subpoena him.
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A senior White House official said on Thursday that North Korean officials failed to show up to a recent meeting with U.S. officials.
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Armstrong recalled having to show up to municipal offices in person, wait in line, fill out forms, and give testimony, among other tasks.
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In its place is their new private investigation firm in Los Angeles, which opens the show up to so many more possible scenarios.
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Perhaps the coup de grace was having one of the biggest personalities in the world, Drake, show up to play the game himself.
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During my service in the Obama administration, I was part of multiple efforts to get the Palestinians to show up to peace talks.
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They've been pushing voters to vote by mail or show up to vote early, when lines are shorter and fewer people are around.
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In one school, after parents failed to show up to a Fafsa night, students realized that they needed to provide on-site babysitting.
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States with stricter laws require voters to provide an excuse -- under penalty of perjury -- for why they can't show up to the polls.
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If anything, though, the numbers show that he expedited docket program is part of the reason migrants fail to show up to court.
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And that means we get to watch the full horror land on Claire when Laoghaire's daughters show up to say hi to dad.
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Big Show's not sweating whether Shaq will show up to Wrestlemania or not ... 'cause he's planning to be there with or without him.
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But the subscriber base was small, and RZA didn't show up to play chess; eventually, the site was sold for a small sum.
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He has no previous record of arrests, and the measures are considered enough to ensure he will show up to his court dates.
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Many of these children not only show up to homeroom without a pencil, but also without a coat or food in their stomachs.
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They show up "to advance their own agenda that many others can rally behind," writes Andre Perry, a fellow at the Brookings Institution.
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Both groups decided to endorse Sanders in January and have been working toward pushing students to show up to the polls for him.
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With international support, the real opposition has boycotted the election and remains divided on whether Venezuelans should show up to vote at all.
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Not everyone is going to launch their own campaign, and not everyone can show up to march, but you have to do something.
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It will elect just one delegate, while the dozens of Democrats likely to show up to Ankeny's 286th precinct will elect 22016 delegates.
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"That's weird, too," she said, adding that she will show up to accept it, in part, because she was told Trump wouldn't attend.
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Now, for the juicy question ... does he, ya know, resent folks who might show up to his shows just because they're Billie fans?
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Instead, his idea is more akin to telling a female violinist to show up to her audition with a bag over her head.
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A new policy under consideration would beef up background checks of adults who show up to claim the children after they are apprehended.
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Everything. How about Matt Damon refuses to show up to work until his female co-stars are paid as much as he is?
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He can show up to TMZ whenever he wants and hope against hope that he'll still command a half-hour of our time.
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President Donald Trump might not think it's very smart to show up to an immigration hearing, but most undocumented immigrants disagree with him.
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He lived less than a block away from Ellerin and would reportedly show up to her house uninvited or park outside during strange hours.
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It seems that, at least for now, as long as families will show up to compete, "Family Feud" will be around to let them.
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You can't tell the season's frontrunner you're going to show up to his house after the show, and expect to stay on the season.
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He picks up the tab and we head to a liquor store so I don't show up to my friend's birthday pregame empty-handed.
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The car tended to show up to the racing lane pouring smoke, so rival team boss Ken Tyrrell dubbed it the "yellow teapot."1
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Ultimately, even if none of the subpoenaed witnesses show up to testify, the House still may choose to impeach based entirely on Mueller's report.
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There are times when I'm mixing up bespoke serums or potions that show up to her door with no name in little strange pots.
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"We've got a great 'trade-up opportunity' to move from a 50¢ Frosty when you show up to a more indulgent dessert," he said.
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"He's always the type to show up to things dressed up, or bring a cake for no reason," Kessler told BuzzFeed of her brother.
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Tens of millions of people show up to vote in the midterm elections to discover their names are no longer on the voter rolls.
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That means Democrats can continue to refuse to show up to future committee votes, making it impossible for the panel to consider a nominee.
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All these inputs let the screen show up to four displays at once, with LG offering customers various different configurations, including picture-in-picture.
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In 2016, Trump won Michigan by just over 10,0003 votes, leaving many Muslims here feeling regretful that they didn't show up to the polls.
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Or, the movie then counter-suggests, maybe they should just show up to crack some cheap jokes and fight another horde of super-zombies.
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For one thing, no one these days is quite sure whether the alliance's principal member would actually show up to fight in a crisis.
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All they want is to show up to Venezuelan restaurants with Venezuelan flags as Marco Rubio and Scott do to try to collect votes.
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Where a Libra might show they care by being a no-fail wingwoman, a Virgo friend will actually show up to help you move.
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The key to it all, however, is that bothering to show up to a march is a moderately costly investment of time and energy.
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The second was that I could choose to keep the case civil, show up to my upcoming court date, and hope for the best.
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So often, people fear that if they don't show up to certain social events, they'll lose respect/friendships/confidence or will feel left out.
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Some fliers show up to the airport without knowing the new policies, while others who own suitcases with removable batteries still run into trouble.
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We've all been there, an hour before we're supposed to show up to our buddy's Halloween party, and we somehow don't have a costume.
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You can't board the subway without seeing one, go into a restaurant without admiring one, or even show up to work without encountering one.
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Each year, more and more companies and corporations show up to pride events with ornate floats and rainbow confetti, proclaiming acceptance of LGBTQ identities.
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It's not uncommon for members of the 20203 Democratic field to show up to picket lines or tweet out their support to striking workers.
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It's not uncommon for members of the 2020 Democratic field to show up to picket lines or tweet out their support to striking workers.
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Many had administrative employees unable to show up to work, while others were running on inconsistent flow of water and diesel to power generators.
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Her parents became concerned when she didn't show up to meet them earlier that day for a breast cancer walk, according to the outlet.
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"I know that he doesn't show up to voting," quipped Louie Psihoyas, 17, from Dubuque who will vote for Trump in the general election.
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She had been held in a correctional facility at the request of a Crown prosecutor to ensure that she would show up to court.
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"When matters of safety, when threats to your family [aren't] at play, it's a lot easier to show up to a protest," he says.
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NO-SHOWS Flavio Bolsonaro and Queiroz have repeatedly failed to show up to explain the payments to state prosecutors, with Queiroz citing health problems.
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Bill Clinton didn't take time off during Labor Day weekend – he was busy getting young voters to show up to the polls in November.
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"When you show up to a track and have a damn phone book full of rules, I don't want to race there," Hogan said.
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Dick Durbin cited data showing that 92% of asylum seekers who filed claims between fiscal years 2013 and 2017 did show up to court.
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To be honest, if any of these artists show up to perform, it could well be the most exciting, representational BRITs for a while.
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Had the court found in its favour, the gold miner could have taken disciplinary action against workers that did not show up to work.
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Audits of such systems can require something else that, at first glance, seems like a hindrance: People need to show up to do them.
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Frontrunner Sergei Sobyanin, who has run Moscow since 2010, has recorded a rare personal appeal to voters asking them to show up to vote.
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"All we have to do is encourage people to show up, to protest, to use their voice, to save democracy," O'Donnell told Chris Cuomo.
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Hagin traveled to Singapore last month with a delegation of U.S. officials, but returned after the North Koreans didn't show up to the meeting.
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In walking back to the car after the discharge, I eavesdropped on Hales talking about when she'll show up to teach the following weekday.
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Supervisory special agent Todd Wilcox repeatedly made excuses for Tobar, Sanin, and Alexander when they failed to show up to work with the plaintiff.
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Those efforts are especially galling in a nation where, on a good day, only 60 percent of eligible voters show up to the polls.
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There are many voters with strong opinions and maybe even preferred candidates but who, like me, simply don't show up to the polls regularly.
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"If one day I don't show up to work, nobody will be there to get her out of bed and change her," she said.
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Several evenings a month, musicians from greater Oakland would show up to jam as well, bringing with them their marimbas and African clay drums.
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But they hoped their employers would offer hazard pay and that customers would understand the risk they were taking to show up to work.
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The theatergoers who show up to watch a Shakespeare play in Central Park are — I hope — not high on the Secret Service's watch list.
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Kennedy told CNN after his appearance on "Newsroom" that he was unsure of what would happen next if Ford doesn't show up to testify.
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Estimates vary but recent data show up to 11 percent of American children are afflicted and more than half continue to suffer as adults.
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As a duchess, Markle essentially had to show up to functions, give speeches, christen a ship or two, and keep her opinions to herself.
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Pynchon should be given a Nobel Prize for the same reasons, but also to see if he would even show up to claim it.
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Both Illinois and Florida faced involuntary polling place shutdowns and delays as hundreds of poll workers refused to show up to run the elections.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads When you show up to a Dynasty Handbag performance, you never quite know what you're going to get.
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When people show up to your event, they are willingly giving you their attention for hours on end – not trying to avoid attention-grabbing ads.
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Those who work with battered women say forcing victims to spend money on lawyers and show up to fight multiple frivolous legal challenges is common.
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When they planned a churro party If it were up to us, our friends would only ever show up to our house with churro machines.
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"We will show up to speak out and fight back against this unconstitutional attempt to gut Roe and punish women," organizers of Tuesday's protests said.
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Cardi B was just issued a stern warning from the judge in her strip club beatdown case ... show up to court or face getting arrested.
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Show up to the event a minute late and you are barred entry; the sanctity of the listening room is of utmost importance to Beasley.
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In early '743, fans all over were reticent to show up to the ballpark, even when an amazing 23-year-old fireballer took the hill.
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Texas law allows for witnesses who are likely to not show up to trial to be held under an order called a writ of attachment.
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"You have access to a way broader talent pool if not everyone has to show up to a specific building in San Francisco," said Sijbrandij.
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She prefers to show up to the big high-level summits that are usually held before the General Debate starts, like last year's on refugees.
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A 17-year-old from Colorado was reported missing in December 2017 after she didn't show up to an evening concert at her high school.
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That device will show up to 120 frames per second — which is twice the average TV — and include a solid-state drive to improve performance.
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Methadone has such a high potential for abuse that it can only be dispensed to patients who show up to federally regulated clinics every day.
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The last thing I want to do is tell you that Kenya's going and her not even show up to even go down that road.
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A circuit court judge asked Somerville why he didn't show up to the civil trial for which he had been sworn in as a juror.
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All three officials said that if challenged voters don't respond to letters or show up to a hearing on their eligibility, they are typically removed.
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The Shepherds, as secretive as they are, would never show up to such a public function — this is what they have Mark and Seth for.
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You show up to the other team as a glowing red figure, similar to the invading feature in From Software's Dark Souls and Bloodborne games.
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All people have to do is show up to their local Taco Bell and ask for the taco to receive a free Doritos Locos taco.
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I've heard it's pretty standard to bring a gift like wine or envelopes full of cash when you show up to check out a room.
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As she said in her memoir, Sex by Design, she wasn't sure anyone would show up to that first class—or the ones that followed.
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Aside from the Met Gala, there's one event that Ashley and Mary-Kate Olsen are almost always guaranteed to show up to: the CFDA Awards.
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He was in bed when it happened — the next day, he was one of only three students in his class to show up to school.
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Wouldn't it be great to show up to work everyday like Olivia Pope from "Scandal," donning expertly tailored pantsuits and straight-off-the-runway dresses?
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His mother had previously railed at them for being a bad influence, but is moved when they all show up to visit him in hospital.
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While you're finalizing your viewing party guest list, you might be wondering who the Academy has confirmed to show up to their big party, too.
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Another US official told reporters that North Korean officials failed to show up to a planned meeting with US aides to discuss the summit's logistics.
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This meant union officials could show up to employees' homes unannounced and pressure employees to sign union cards in front of their spouses and children.
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The group had over a thousand militia members show up to patrol 23 miles of the border in Arizona in 2005, drawing national media coverage.
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This does not even factor in the 43 percent of illegal immigrants who fail to show up to their scheduled court hearings following their detentions.
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The French army even called him a deserter when he failed to show up to serve in World War I. The Association Française du Titanic
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He didn't show up to his third day of work at the Saputo blue cheese manufacturing facility in Almena, so the company ended his assignment.
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"I'm not the kind of person who would just show up to an e-sports meetup," Ms. Zhao said, using the game genre's catchall term.
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Almost 5,000 asylum seekers were ordered to be removed because they did not show up to their court date — another record since at least 2007.
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There's a question as to whether or not Lauren Conrad will show up to see the nuptials of her former best friend and avowed nemesis.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads I am convinced that the people who show up to Ayana Evans's performances genuinely love and care about her.
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The gangs, who the council said have been active for over a year, will show up to the meters with a drill and a vacuum.
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Tyrion Lannister: Tyrion promised Dany and the Starks that Cersei's forces would show up to help fight the army of the dead, and they didn't.
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But Bolton did not show up to testify — though he was reportedly still willing to testify depending on the outcome of a separate court fight.
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They already show up to our events with bloody fetus signs and bullhorns, and make threats to me and my staff on Facebook and Twitter.
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If you show up to vote and something's wrong, you can call the Election Protection coalition at 1-866-OUR-VOTE (1-866-687-63).
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For example, in France and the United States, a study showed that judges give shorter sentences when defendants show up to court on their birthdays.
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A short time later, news broke that Barr no longer plans to show up to testify before the Democratic-controlled House Judiciary Committee on Thursday.
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To that effect, we are orchestrating the following acts of protest:Sick Out / Black Out Tuesday: On 8/6/2019, do not show up to work.
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The overwhelming majority of those removal orders — 10,877, or 85% — were issued in absentia, or after a migrant failed to show up to a hearing.
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Athletes speak of male "hyenas" who show up to junior-level competitions and scout for emerging female stars, many of them still in high school.
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They show up to games for a live shot on the Jumbotron or to rub elbows with athletes to affirm their regular-guy bona fides.
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New York City is home to 8.6 million people, all of whom have to show up to a polling place in person between 6 a.m.
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When Edens resigned from the board in May, ISS said that he didn&apost provide any reason why he didn&apost show up to meetings.
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She would show up to work too overwhelmed and exhausted to make any sales, and had to dip into her savings until that was gone.
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The largest unclaimed jackpot in history took place in 2011 when a winner in Georgia failed to show up to collect $77 million in winnings.
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If anyone who isn't Sanders, let alone a billionaire like Bloomberg, were the Democratic nominee, would Sanders' socialist supporters show up to vote in November?
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The police report said she failed to show up to two meetings with police and failed several times to answer the phone when police called.
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But even if Latinos do show up to the polls in droves, strategists warn that it's not a guarantee they will uniformly vote for Democrats.
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But here it was doing its job, honoring the 346 victims of the two crashes and their families who show up to Capitol Hill hearings.
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Well, stunning only if you actually believed that millions of people would show up to a highly secure military base and force their way in.
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That's great, and if you're Google, it means that the legendary Annie Leibovitz will show up to your launch event and sing your device's praises.
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Yes, it's very much up in the air as of this writing that Ford will show up to Monday's hearing of the Senate Judiciary Committee.
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Let&aposs say you want your employees to show up to your weekly team meeting on time, but they consistently arrive a few minutes late.
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One way to take part is show up to an Extinction Rebellion meeting in your city and sign up for a nonviolent direct-action training.
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"We only made it public because, well, in my position, when you don't show up to a meeting, people want to know why," Alderson said.
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Show up to Professor Thom's wearing the jersey of the Eagles quarterback Nick Foles, trying to order a "Whiz wit," and you could get sacked.
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The next day, a handful of air traffic controllers on the East Coast did not show up to work, briefly grounding flights in New York.
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And there's the fact that Americans tend to show up to the movies — still a relatively low-cost form of entertainment — in times of trouble.
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For instance, a group of men every morning between 6:30 and 7:30 show up to this restaurant and shoot the shit, you know?
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But on the second day, when another 24 were scheduled to appear, eight didn't show up to the port of entry and missed their hearing.
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Keller, for one, has seen people not show up to appointments, set up with the help of the needle exchange, scheduled for the very next day.
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" Bales, who is gay, said the concern might have been that he would "go off script" or show up to commencement "decked out in full drag.
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The first day of Naked and Afraid is just like that nightmare where you show up to work and realize you forgot to wear any clothes.
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Anna Delvey's fixation on what she wears — and her refusal to show up to court because of her outfit — is blatantly disrespectful to our legal system.
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A mix of D-League general managers and international scouts show up to these showcases, but a few are there just to find a tall guy.
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All of the changes are starting to roll out as of Tuesday, but Instagram says it should take a couple weeks to show up to everyone.
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People show up to work from 8 AM, do 12-hour days, and traditionally many companies also ask that you work on a Saturday until midday.
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TOTAL RECALL Quiz time This former late night host slammed lawmakers who didn't show up to the hearing for reauthorizing the 9/11 victim compensation fund.
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During government shutdowns, only "essential" government employees—those whose jobs are the most vital for the maintenance of government agencies—continue to show up to work.
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You know, as somebody who waited all day for Time Warner to show up to install my internet and then they didn't even show up, great.
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We're told Joel has invited Kanye to take a trip to Houston and experience his megachurch, Lakewood, where 45,000 people show up to pray every week.
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Unfortunately, MoviePass requires that users show up to the theater to buy tickets IRL before a showing, and sometimes getting there super early isn't an option.
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Once you've set up Alexa calling and messaging, your own mobile number is linked to the device and will show up to recipients when you call.
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So a lot of times we all show up to a job and were getting ready for an event and we have 15 Christy Turlington pictures.
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The media was filled with stereotypes of what millennials (born 1980-2000) would do, were and weren't doing, and why: They didn't show up to vote.
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North Carolina How to register: You can mail the form to your county board of elections, or show up to many government offices including the DMV.
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Just show up to the polls with something that shows your proof of birth and residency, and they'll enter you into the state's central voter file.
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That's what the constituents who show up to his town hall meetings, frustrated with not many choices on the Obamacare marketplaces or too high premiums, expect.
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Not only did Foxx show up to support Tank, but he also provided some comic relief for the big occasion, before later performing for the couple.
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And as ever, part of the appeal is figuring out what people are really thinking before the panelists show up to pour scorn on their actions.
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Then, Eli and Mike Tascioni show up to warn her that a grand jury has been called and that she should expect a subpoena very soon.
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But even the most genetically blessed amongst us still have to show up to their day jobs every now and then to bring home the bacon.
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The animals show up to indulge in this free food and often use the lobby as a short cut from one mango buffet to the next.
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Members were not compelled to participate, but Chamberlin decided she couldn't remain a part of the choir even if she didn't show up to the event.
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When she failed to show up to court to face these charges, a bench warrant was issued for her arrest which led to the stand-off.
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We would make all this food and people from the neighborhood would show up to eat and it would turn into two hours on the deck.
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And if they're lucky, perhaps a few lowly, abject turds will show up to help them make America great again, just like Valerie Solanas always wanted.
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All this goes to show that "scientists" as a group aren't just going to show up to the National Mall because they share the same profession.
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He had been scheduled to answer questions before the House and Senate spending committees Tuesday, but instead wants to show up to the intelligence committee instead.
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In the docs, Gugu says she's been living in constant fear because she thinks the alleged stalker could show up to her place and become violent.
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Better unfollow Moon Juice now unless you want Amanda Chantal Bacon to be able to show up to your door with a $40 jar of cordyceps.
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They can take into account that you make good on your promise and show up to work, for instance, on top of just your credit score.
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Department of Defense At the Pentagon, military personnel should expect to show up to work during a shutdown, but not expect any pay for the duration.
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Those bracelets cost far less per day than keeping migrants in detention centers, and they're effective; most people wearing them show up to their court date.
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In other words, while Asian-American voters are far more Democratic than other, similarly educated white voters, they don't show up to the polls as reliably.
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The White House has refused to cooperate with the probe and a number of administration officials have failed to show up to testify behind closed doors.
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Long Island teenagers tell me that when they show up to school, gang members sit down next to them at lunch and ask them to join.
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"I do not know what civility looks like when some people show up to the table not believing that you are worthy of existing," Mckesson said.
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She beat Trump soundly in the first debate, and if he deigns to show up to the next two, she'll probably beat him there as well.
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He wouldn't be celebrated as a defender of the law, and teachers certainly wouldn't show up to your niece's classroom with T-shirts bearing his name.
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We're at a Margaritaville-themed resort; I show up to our first group event in a bathing suit and shorts like the professional journalist I am.
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Why it matters: The final stretch before the midterm election is the most consequential time to get voters motivated to actually show up to the polls.
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Elliott has yet to show up to training camp, and is currently working out on his own in Cabo San Lucas to prepare for the season.
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Facebook won a default ruling in its legal battle against NSO Group last week after representatives for the Israeli spyware firm didn't show up to court.
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If the workers who do show up to warehouses are more stressed and given bigger routes and are possibly less experienced, incorrect deliveries will be made.
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However, grocery store employees are almost always now considered "essential infrastructure," meaning they must still show up to work to provide essential services to the public.
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In key states like Nevada and Florida, it's estimated that fewer people will show up to vote on Election Day than showed up during early voting.
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The tens of thousands of other IRS workers are furloughed, so they're no longer paid or expected to show up to work for the time being.
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When Johnson refused to show up to work one day due to an illness, Smith beat him even though Johnson had already worked off his fine.
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What happened then affects who will show up to vote in less than two months, and how confident they'll feel when they get to the polls.
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Either way, he does refer to himself as "Drunk Spice", the invisible sixth member who never got her shit together enough to show up to anything.
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Breakups can be complicated even in the best of circumstances, but you can still show up to the same party without it being a big deal.
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Steve Cohen of Tennessee chowing down on a bucket of chicken at the dais after Attorney General William Barr refused to show up to a hearing.
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Brahms and his tiny suits may be the reason people show up to the theater, but it's Katie Holmes who is this horror sequel's real star.
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With the culinary union not backing a specific candidate, it is unclear whether its operation will encourage members to show up to the caucuses in droves.
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They walk into the wrong classroom; they show up to exams without the requisite No. 2 pencil; they forget something I just said two minutes before.
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Too many students leave school unable to fill the jobs because they cannot pass a drug test and show up to work on time, he said.
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In the present timeline, we see Otis show up to Maeve's trailer park just as she has departed to pick up snacks to share with Isaac.
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In the 22019 presidential election, of the 235 million eligible voters in America, only 129 million – around 55 percent -- bothered to show up to the polls.
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And I'm very proud of the fact that I was the first heart attack patient to show up to the emergency room in a city bus.
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A Monmouth University poll last month showed Biden and Buttigieg tied among moderates and conservatives likely to show up to the Iowa Democratic caucus on Feb.
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Not for nothing did the costume designer Lizzy Gardiner show up to collect her Oscar in 1995 in a sheath custom made of Amex Gold cards.
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That's not an excuse though to show up to Mom's empty-handed — or arguably worse, showing up with gift cards from your local supermarket in hand.
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You could be worth 0.82 Taylor Swifts Picture this: Chet, who's been collecting the office's lottery contributions for time immemorial, doesn't show up to work Thursday.
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When CRS mediators show up to help a community, it sends a message that the federal government wants to bring people together to find common ground.
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Imagine tracking down the perfect vintage Reyn Spooner, only to show up to the luau and find a half-dozen people wearing the same exact one.
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" Said Dean: "We already have a strong party, they just don't think they're Democrats, and they don't show up to elections that aren't interesting to them.
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But even if it did, it only worked because it was moderately plausible that Jeb would need to pay people to show up to his events.
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These guys are internet stars so they're not doing what a traditional celebrity typically needs to do, [like] show up to auditions and stuff like that.
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Wishbone is a long way from that top tier, which is why employees show up to meetings with laptops full of statistics about what teenagers are doing.
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Anton tells us some of Kelly's friends and family have texted him to inquire about next week's hearing ... suggesting they will show up to support the singer.
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It's packed with protective compartments and is made of lightweight, breathable materials so you won't show up to the office looking like you just ran a marathon.
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There are regimes all over the world where citizens face government reprisals if they don't show up to wave flags, clap and fake enthusiasm at official events.
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When the 10th of September arrived, staff were clearly expecting us not to show up to our work details, ready to report our noncompliance to their bosses.
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Remember in high school when it felt like the end of the world to show up to homecoming or prom in the same dress as someone else?
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Chris Evans' teal velvet pants: Christopher Robert Evans had the absolute audacity to show up to an Avengers: Endgame press event in April wearing teal velvet pants.
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In the lead up to the Chicago event, theories and rumors about who will show up to protest Trump's rally have swirled among the candidate's supporters online.
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" Wednesday, speaking on Cavuto Coast to Coast on Fox Business, Arpaio said his "gut told [him] not to show up" to Tuesday's rally because of "possible danger.
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Moreover, leaders of the two parties opposed to statehood have called for a boycott, all but guaranteeing a robust majority among those that show up to vote.
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Mr Fillon may well be the most underestimated candidate in the race, as his rural, Catholic base is seen as highly reliable to show up to vote.
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But it doesn't matter whether more than half of voters want him out of the White House if they don't show up to vote when it counts.
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Students indicated during a press conference that if they lost the case they would still show up to their playoff races in protest, but would not race.
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The bottom line: The dispute had remained behind the closed doors of arbitration, but spilled out into the public after a witness didn't show up to testify.
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But I remember exactly how they looked and exactly how important it felt that I have them in order to show up to school, intact as myself.
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And to make matters worse, he decided to show up to a group hangout with a slice of cake for D-Lo to celebrate her half-birthday.
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I didn't think I would've been able to show up to work on Monday if I had seen some of what our detectives are now dealing with.
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Riders would use the app to book a reservation, after which an autonomous, golden box-shaped pod would show up to whisk them to the hyperloop station.
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The commission determined that if any of those valid voters show up to the polls on election day, they will have to vote with a provisional ballot.
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When it's time for the massage, just show up to the Squeeze store and be led directly into your treatment room — with no need locker-room prep.
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Protesters being organized by Good Jobs Nation plan to show up to the platform drafting hearing in Washington Wednesday to ensure the $15 stays in the platform.
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This girl didn't show up to class and her friend came up to me and said she was really sorry, but she'd got on the wrong bus.
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Sometimes, their teachers don't show up to work because they're out on the teachers union picket line demanding taxpayers pick up the tab for their plastic surgery.
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Blogger Desi Perkins and former Shahs of Sunset star Lilly Ghalichi show up to the event and they all hide in a corner, waiting on Ariel's arrival.
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The court ordered Kelly to make a monthly payment of $248,214 on January 20023, 22002, but Kelly did not show up to that hearing, according to CNN.
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Clinton is relying on the president to help motivate key members of his winning coalitions, including young people and African-Americans, to show up to the polls.
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The government data, however, will not count a worker who does not show up to work for a week due to weather, if they are not paid.
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And while biking is a great commuting solution for some people, not everyone wants to show up to work out of breath and sweating through their clothes.
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Experts have predicted that of the roughly 400,000 registered Republicans in Nevada, between 10% and 15% will show up to take part in the Nevada Republican caucus.
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It's a different lifestyle out there — people were constantly flaking on me, breaking plans, and it was totally normal to not show up to lunches and dinners.
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It was to set an example for my fans who were fearless enough to show up to the fucking shows...You want to set the same example.
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"When people show up to vote next year, they're not going to vote for someone or not vote for someone because of a process vote," Seawright said.
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Paterak posted on her business page in search of women who would be willing to show up to her studio the following day for the photo shoot ...
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And it won't go unnoticed among state Democrats that the front-runner Biden is the only top contender who won't show up to woo the activist class.
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"Well, his list of fighting for additional sanctions for Hezbollah, which was done by unanimous consent, unanimously, literally, where he didn't show up to vote," Bush said.
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Who would dare show up to the Academy Awards wearing a tropical print dress with a neckline that dropped below the bellybutton, or full-on papal cosplay?
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The media-shy filmmaker, who sold his company Lucasfilm to Disney in 2012, didn't even show up to the premiere of Rogue One, a film he loved.
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The joy of Sabbath pauses shiva for 24 hours, but it would be useful for the nation to "show up" to a week of shiva as well.
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"The way that we know that people are competent to vote is if they show up to vote and they want to make a choice," she said.
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And if you have to show up to court in person, Do Not Pay even creates a script for the plaintiff to read out loud in court.
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Even though this jackass has the flu, they've decided to martyr themselves (and apparently you as well) and show up to work weak, red-faced, and sneezing.
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Low-paid health workers in Britain who could be at risk of contracting the coronavirus say they will show up to work even if they fall ill.
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Beautycon is the Super Bowl of the beauty industry, where new products are unveiled and celebrities show up to launch their forays into the lucrative makeup business.
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These two beautiful and practical people seemed to show up to the pods prepared to fall in love, ready to find their soulmate with organization and precision.
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Gay friends who a few years ago would fight me, claiming that racism is abating in this country, show up to an anti-Islamophobia rally in droves.
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As a result, an enrollee on Medicaid who has a cold can show up to the emergency room and get his cold managed in the emergency room.
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Warren has established a formidable ground game in the state, texting, calling, and emailing voters after they show up to an event to connect them with organizers.
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The club also functions as a living archive, from the music that is played to the people who show up to celebrate each other and be celebrated.
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But with the right to repair debate coming to Apple's home state, Talamantes-Eggman says she expects the company to show up to hearings about the bill.
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Thomas Pynchon was just awarded a $100,000 prize that no one was sure he would show up to receive (he didn't) — but something about Franzen's approach riled.
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No matter how you commute, you probably have the same goal as everyone else: Show up to work on time without any major spills, disasters or accidents.
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This week, senators continued to show up to the Capitol to vote in person, inconsistently following social distancing guidelines to stay 6 feet away from other people.
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Because she never received a notice of when and where her hearing was and didn't show up to court, Kenia was ordered deported by an immigration judge.
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Hours before we are to shelter in place, some friends get emails claiming that their employers are essential services and that employees must show up to work.
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Most states have the kind of infrastructure that makes sense if you are expecting most voters to show up to a polling place and vote in person.
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We have 1,000 rank-and-file leaders inside the hotels, and we have internal organizers talking to them, how important it is to show up to vote.
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So let's assume the pattern continues, Democrats show up to vote, and they pull off a wave, retaking the House of Representatives and maybe even the Senate.
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I put so much effort into my makeup and clothes only to show up to work looking like a sweaty mess, which can be frustrating at times.
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When asked whether he thought his friends and colleagues would show up to his next dinner party after reading about his latest paper, Dr. Cole said yes.
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When ticketholders, including the STOP Safe purchasers, failed to show up to the event, Minus 18 pledged to give those tickets to LGBTQ youth on the waitlist.
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I always like to say that you wouldn't show up to your best friend's bachelorette party in Vegas the same way you would at your grandma's potluck.
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This rollout means a DJ could show up to a club with Denon gear and play from Tidal's entire catalog without having to bring any additional hardware.
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The court ordered Kelly to make a monthly payment of $20,833 on January 8, 2009, but Kelly failed to show up to that hearing, per court documents.
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The court ordered Kelly to make a monthly payment of $20,833 on January 8, 2009, but Kelly failed to show up to that hearing, the documents state.
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Sure, they are doing better among all voters but, if past is prologue, lots of these registered voters just won't show up to vote in the fall.
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But we didn't anticipate almost forty people (and their children) to show up to hear me speak about health, nutrition, and the counseling services our office provided.
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A motel clerk had called the police after the women failed to show up to check out at the end of their weeklong stay, Mr. Haden said.
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When we show up to listen and organize in a sustained way — in a way that threatens them getting reelected or their legacy — they tend to listen.
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Of course, Bell is pissed the Steelers won't pony up and give him a fat longterm contract -- and refuses to show up to practice until they do.
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You can't even attack the league for the automatic suspension rule, since it still needs to make sure enough players show up to fill out a roster.
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Drake seems to throw a pretty good party, but, honestly, he's really rich and famous, so people would probably show up to his birthday even if he didn't.
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"That's the point of finishing my tour: to [show] an example for my fans who were fearless enough to show up to the f—ing shows," she said.
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In honor of Veteran's Day, Zinone returned to the Today show with her husband to be interviewed by Curry; Lauer allegedly didn't show up to work that day.
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Just show up to the Nat Geo Further Base Camp in downtown Austin — also known as the Vulcan Gas Company on 6th Street — and we'll see you there.
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This week, Bird and Lime encouraged their riders to show up to City Hall to protest the proposal to limit the pilot program to just Uber's Jump scooters.
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They accompanied Vanderpump on a business trip to Vegas, where they challenged themselves to show up to all of their early-morning meetings on time and not hungover.
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But despite Pompeo's resistance, it does look as if Yovanovitch and Volker will show up to Congress this week, according to reporting from NPR and the Washington Post.
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A couple of haters from the local Sheriff's office show up to make it clear that they don't trust Midnighters and that Bobo's alibi is far from ironclad.
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There's never really been any doubt that Oh could hold the screen when given a chance at the lead, and that audiences would show up to watch her.
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Gates will also have to agree to forfeit other assets, including a life insurance policy and retirement and investment accounts, if he fails to show up to court.
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That's why even super rich people like Bill Gates show up to work on a regular basis instead of spending every day drinking martinis by a swimming pool.
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If I lived in Britain I would show up to protest, because I don't agree with what he's doing to degrade what it means to be an American.
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So I show up to Square Knot Diner, the Georgetown, Seattle restaurant Tad had suggested we meet for an interview, 20 minutes early despite making two wrong turns.
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He became the first American celebrity to be able to book himself on any show he wanted to be on — and then NOT show up to the studio!
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In 2o17, she signed a deal for three more seasons of the show — up to season 16 — that will also bring in up to $20 million per year.
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Kombucha quickly turns to beer and more people show up to the house, rotating between watching the game and hanging on the porch on this beautiful fall day!
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The first striking instance arrives during the first "Week 3" group date, where the ladies of the original G.L.O.W. show up to teach the season 22 contestants wrestling.
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I go to sit there on a day off and figure out my life's problems and people show up to talk to me about what's wrong with me.
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After all, you can only show up to work in the same Zara outfit as most of your co-workers so many times before something must be done.
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Filming outdoors If you're filming intense battle shots with constant panoramic views and wide lenses, you might as well show up to collect your Oscar on awards night.
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Her sister Sandra knew something was up when Joy didn't show up to celebrate her own 24th birthday on October 26, 2003, according to the New Britain Herald.
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The actor, 34, played the mysterious character in an episode of the show's second season, which sees Lakeith Stanfield show up to a creepy mansion where Perkins resides.
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Where the Grammys invite sartorial risks and celebs could probably show up to the SAGs in jeans and a t-shirt, the Academy Awards are all about glamour.
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The morning after she disappeared, Tibbetts&apos family reported her missing after she didn&apost show up to her job at a daycare center in a nearby town.
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The commercial has a "paper" student show up to school to face a group of mean-mugging "scissors" to find even the fellow "papers" have turned on him.
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FUP union said workers did not show up to work on Wednesday at 10 refineries stretching from Manaus in the Amazon to Rio de Janeiro in the southeast.
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Wednesday and was reported missing the next day after he had no contact with friends or family and didn't show up to work, according to Newtown Township police.
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Rob Gronkowski's girlfriend, Camille Kostek, is this year's 'Sports Illustrated: Swimsuit Edition' cover girl, but when her fellow models show up to flaunt their stuff ... we all win.
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Still no word on whether Bill Murray will be reprising his role for the sequel, but, you know, maybe he'll show up to perhaps be of some assistance.
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He's known to show up to games wearing the jerseys of players he likes, including Ndamukong Suh of the Miami Dolphins and LeBron James of the Cleveland Cavaliers.
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The motion also claims Bream has acted appropriately, cooperated with police, and was not properly served a subpoena before he failed to show up to a previous hearing.
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I will definitely show up to a movie with all Desi women or all black women and I'll find something in it that's great and funny and enjoyable.
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Mad about not being able to have the time to train properly, Conor refusted to show up to a recent media appearance and pretended to retire over Twitter.
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If anything, tell your friends that can share your Game Of Thrones access, so long as they show up to your apartment (with snacks) promptly at 9 p.m.
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But Banks reveals she simply did not think it was a big deal if she didn't show up to the hospital because it was a rather "simple" surgery.
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He cast doubt on Article Five, the alliance's collective-defence clause, and said he was not sure whether America would show up to defend Europe in a crisis.
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They've also illustrated how easy it is to tamper with voter registration databases, which could result in people being turned away when they show up to the polls.
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In the first episode, the show's 13 contestants show up to the mansion and are introduced to each other, the hosts, and the crew filming their every move.
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Scientists, activists and agricultural industry leaders are all expected to show up to either defend or attack the chemical that is currently at the center of international controversy.
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There were some successful Obama-era pilot programs that experimented with using ankle bracelets and other incentives for families to actually show up to their immigration court hearings.
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Elle's sorority sisters show up to support her at her trial looking a bit like Spice Girls, wearing head-to-toe monochromatic looks that are laden with accessories.
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It isn't a surprise that Vickery and Willis show up to arrest John, or that the detective is shocked and devastated to find Camille half-naked in bed.
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Smith has admitted he would drive drunk and show up to the Vikings practice facility "stinking like alcohol" ... but somehow managed to hide his problem from team officials.
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"We have to be thoughtful about what their experience will be if they show up to a game in which they don't have a reserved seat," Giles said.
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People who really want to vote in person, or need to register (the state also has same-day registration), can show up to "vote centers" on Election Day.
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Those voters most loyal to Mr. Trump may not show up to vote for Republicans running for Congress, they say, because they have no interest in midterm elections.
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Instead, many continue to show up to work, hoping they don't contract the virus while packing boxes, gathering in break rooms at meal times, or in locker rooms.
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Addo's team uses the Tock platform, where diners can purchase their meals online, then just show up to eat (or now pick up) at the time they've selected.
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Warren also set a precedent in Iowa, too, offering caucus night child care for those who wanted to show up to caucus but needed help with their children.
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If you reserve a double room for one adult, but show up to check-in with a travel companion, be prepared to pay up for the additional guest.
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To the Editor: The election is going to be won or lost depending on which party gets voters to show up to vote, and who sits at home.
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The Mets had their run-ins with Harvey, even suspending him without pay last season for failing to show up to a game after a night of partying.
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"A U.S. attorney doesn't just show up to your doorstep in some of these countries and say 'Hey, I want to talk to your intelligence people," Barr said.
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They've told the state that as many as 100,000 people could show up to the open-carry affair — and law enforcement are bracing for the possibility of violence.
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But if they have moved since the last election and show up to vote at the wrong precinct on Tuesday, they will not be allowed to re-register.
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It wasn't unusual for several thousand white Americans to show up to savor the sight of someone they categorized as black hanged or burned to death or disemboweled.
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All of the state's public schools remained closed the last four school days as teachers refused to show up to classrooms in protest of state-set teacher salaries.
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And since bail funds are revolving, with the money coming back when people show up to court hearings, the projects have even more potential to be long-lasting.
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It does seem to be true that small donors who give online are even further left than the kind of rich liberals who show up to wine caves.
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