Things can start over with you, and things need to start over.
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"We look forward to a new life, to start over, that's about all I can say: It is going to be a start over," he says.
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" "It means that we will need to start over.
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" But, he said, "I don't want to start over.
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The New Republic is about to start over ... again.
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It's time to burn it all down and start over.
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You can also, of course, start over if you want.
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This system failed miserably, and we need to start over.
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In many ways that means FuboTV has to start over.
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They want legislators to scrap the bill and start over.
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Sometimes you have to burn everything to really start over.
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FWS wants to reel in the program and start over.
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"We can't repeal it and we can't start over," Mrs.
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We're helping each other understand one another and start over.
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But that doesn't mean it's not difficult to start over.
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"We basically had to start over from nothing," Hayes said.
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So, here's an idea: Let's kill it and start over.
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She doesn't have the money to move and start over.
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They had left behind their old lives to start over.
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"I'd have to start over at age 56," he said.
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Do you need to quit your job and start over?
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Start over and play again once you've found a job.
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What did they do to start over after the divorce?
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Here, she'll start over — and of course, lose her virginity.
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Now they're probably happy to get out and start over.
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Fears of the unknown combined with desires to start over.
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I don't want to start over again at Year 1.
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They don't want to start over with a new chancellor.
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And everything would have to start over from the beginning.
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Others left the chaos of the capital to start over.
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Then real estate foundered, and they had to start over.
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She would have to pull out everything and start over.
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See it for what it is, crumple it, start over.
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They have the life experience to start over and rebuild.
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"Now we need answers so we can try to start over."
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If anyone messes up, the whole chat has to start over.
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Rumor has it that the iPhone 8 will start over $1000.
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"I thought we could start over," she said, her voice shy.
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She most certainly will find a way to start over again.
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Otherwise, it could burn and you'll need to start over.5.
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"The grandparents are going to start over, now raising their grandchildren."
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He has my start-over money -- and money from countless others.
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"I don't want to start over," he said Friday in Dover.
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Another nine (all new graduate hires) will start over the summer.
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"I have given Dr. Aguad instructions to start over," Macri said.
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Toss out the condom, and start over with a fresh one.
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The person added that exclusive talks could start over the weekend.
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I had to figure out how to start over from nothing.
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You're ready to rip things to shreds and start over, Virgo.
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Unclick caps lock, start over and write sentences with normal capitalization.
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But the way things go, I&aposd rather not start over.
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When I got there, it was a chance to start over.
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"I'll just go to Australia and I'll start over," she thought.
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"I wanted to start over," he said in a 1998 interview.
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If your garlic does brown, throw it out and start over.
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After a few days, he says, why don't we start over?
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Before the playoffs, they rallied around the chance to start over.
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She is grateful, we slowly learn, to start over at Yale.
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After a few days, he says, why don't we start over?
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The numbers rise, second by second, until they inevitably start over.
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Regardless, Swagway had to start over to reenter the U.S. market.
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But he'd made a few mistakes, and needed to start over.
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Did you enjoy getting to start over in a new place?
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It can be self-destructive; a necessary implosion to start over.
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We start over until everything we touch enhances each life it touches.
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"Sometimes you gotta start over," the country star, 34, told the audience.
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They have all they need from him, and they're ready start over.
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It's full of girls living with regret and longing to start over.
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You've got to start over and eat the oatmeal in the morning.
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Instead they headed to another part of Beijing to start over again.
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Or maybe it's time to start over and launch a new satellite?
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Then they must start over with expensive fertility treatments, medicines, and procedures.
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"Instead of unpausing, I accidentally hit the start over button," he said.
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We want to help them start over and know they are loved.
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There were a few parts where I allowed myself to start over.
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Or is it better to start over in public and work down?
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They don't even have to start fresh, they can just start over.
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I came back, and everything had to start over from the beginning.
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"2017 will be a chance to start over," said South Carolina Sen.
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We can start over, Joan says, inviting Bette to stay with her.
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Don't worry if you lose count; you can always just start over.
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It's also one the Hawks can achieve if they start over now.
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You might feel compelled to burn every bridge and start over today!
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" The Senate says it intends to scrap the AHCA and "start over.
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This party needs to just shut itself down and start over — now.
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If the crystal stops cooperating, give it another cleanse and start over.
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If there is more than one person in your advertisement, start over.
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And then this console gets exhausted, and you have to start over.
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"Come Monday, we'll start over because it's a long season," Watson said.
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It's not like you can turn around next Friday and start over.
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It's almost like I have to unlearn things, relearn things, start over.
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Just keep forgetting things and start over again on the next point.
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The party has lost its way, and it's time to start over.
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"You cannot just start over again for no reason," Dr. Ljungqvist said.
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Like many exiled Iranians, the Malekis had to start over from scratch.
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Or, in the case of Valley View Center, start over from scratch.
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If they could start over at 80, why couldn't I at 30?
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You're going to have to start over, that's all we can do.
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Now we can do what we really need to and start over.
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As for herself, "I want to start over again," Ms. Romanova said.
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It may be time to stop the doomsday clock and start over.
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The Trump administration elected to start over instead of seeing the litigation through.
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I made it this far, I can't really go back and start over.
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Lifesaving brain surgery is as good a chance as any to start over.
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I was hoping everyone would get indicted and we'd get to start over.
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The singer paused her rendition of George Michael's "Fastlove" to start over again.
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With the "skinny" bill now dead, congressional Republicans will have to start over.
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Each chorus cleanses the slate, allowing this wobbly associative process to start over.
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"It's good to start over at 52," he said with a strained smile.
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Kushner asked her to "focus a bit more" and start over, Goldstone said.
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They get to start over, and let's hope it's far from the show.
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Do anything with your phone and the tree dies — start over, black thumb!
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I would watch it and then cry, cry, cry and then start over.
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AWS launched in 2006 and has a giant head start over its rivals.
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And as new projects emerge, maybe the hype cycle will start over again.
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We need to abolish ICE, start over and build something that actually works.
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The moves raise the possibility that prosecutors could start over a third time.
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When you've got two hours, I don't want to start over every time?
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And when you really need to, pull it all out and start over.
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The bottom line is, it takes strength to pull yourself away and start over.
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When we're at SNL, everything happens in a week, and then you start over.
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"Once you disappoint someone so deeply, you just have to start over," said Kelly.
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"How old is too old to start over?" asks Pat at the water's edge.
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It's about Helena (aka Huntress) being able to avenge her family and start over.
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So I would have to start over frequently on problems that I've worked through.
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Then start over until you feel a good flow and reach a positive conclusion.
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"Where we really come down to is, you need to start over," Wisconsin Rep.
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My first account was removed in 2015 and I basically had to start over.
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Surrounded by the rubble of war, Manzoni wanted to start over, and he did.
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Hundreds of thousands were left destitute and moved to the cities to start over.
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If changes take place to the paperwork, this process may start over from scratch.
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Watt did not miss a start over his first five seasons in the league.
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Although things were running smoothly, the company had to start over mostly from scratch.
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Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer urged Republicans to start over and work with Democrats.
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Felt it a little bit coming out of the last start over in Texas.
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It's up to them to start over for there to be a good atmosphere.
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When a bill turns off conservatives, moderates and liberals, somebody needs to start over.
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Cespedes did not start over the weekend in Miami because of right hip soreness.
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As a result, the administration says challengers need to start over in lower courts.
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The town set out to discover a new plot of land and start over.
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"We have to start over," Watson said Friday at the A.C.C. preseason media days.
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Many Senate Republicans, however, previously rejected the House bill and wanted to start over.
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Earlier this week, he had called for lawmakers to start over and have hearings.
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Apple began with a big head start over Amazon in the voice assistant business.
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How do you start over again with a different singer and make it work?
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So you return them and start over — same as with the average online date.
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Should the government tear down 24 Sussex and start over, or should it renovate?
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That is what a reset is: it takes everything away, and we start over.
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Schumer said Republicans should abandon their effort and start over in cooperation with Democrats.
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It teaches me humility, the great democracy of each time having to start over.
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The contractor later had to rip out much of its work and start over.
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"We should just run away somewhere, start over — like a new family," he adds.
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And fall, in Texas, is a good time to start over with honest perspiration.
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As the White Sox start over, they have reason for hope — but also concern.
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When people of color make mistakes they don't get the chance to start over.
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At the time, the Tennessee Department of Corrections gave him $75 to start over.
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But the only real solution was to ditch the design completely and start over.
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It's time to build on what's working and fix what's broken – not start over.
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" He said, "If we had the votes to completely start over, we'd do it.
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For Manning, his streak of starting assignments will start over at game No. 1.
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Do you think that's why he left Florida for Atlanta, just to start over?
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I was able to start over My hometown is a bit of a bubble.
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The stream also dropped out at one point and they had to start over again.
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In my opinion, rock bottom is an opportunity to start over and do it right!
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I've always admired how unafraid you are to pick up and start over someplace new.
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Or maybe it should abandon its Kickstarter and start over again without the crowdfunding aspect?
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I recall on that first cross-country flight feeling like now I could start over.
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"I think it's healthy to be able to start over with someone else," she said.
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""I had to start over at 49 years old because, basically, there was nothing (here).
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The only option was to cancel the entire thing and start over, I was told.
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I know we've changed, and we've both made mistakes, but maybe we can start over?
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If that happens, tear up the first pack and start over with a fresh pack.
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After the immunity paperwork is provided, Grace suggests that maybe she and David start over.
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Buy Fancy Soap Start Over at Season OneIn your heart, this is what you want.
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If the books fell, she alleged they were made to start over for another hour.
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From the very start, Over the James showed AVAIL at the peak of their power.
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The president should start over, have agencies draft it more narrowly, and sign it. Yep.
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Unfortunately, we can't do that and will have to start over with the next administration.
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She said I needed to start over from scratch because it totally missed the mark.
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In the end, Harvey opted for surgery and a chance to start over in 2017.
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As World War II came to an end, families looked for ways to start over.
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Instructor: You better get back over there with the rest of them and start over!
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They left for Indiana, where my aunt lives, and she helped them start over again.
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Some buy food to bring home, while others plan to start over across the border.
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That was when I realized I wanted to start over again; that I liked this.
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All I want is to find my husband in Germany and start over our life.
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I live for three months, take a deep breath and hope to start over again.
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Musk is betting that the Gigafactory will give him a big head start over rivals.
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Now the program will start over and a new interceptor missile will also be developed.
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" He added: "The way we get to full access and affordability isn't to start over.
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I want to make sure we just kind of flush the toilet and start over.
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Tomorrow morning he'd cancel his trip; he'd move back in with her; they'd start over.
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First developed during the 1980s, it got off to a rocky start over safety concerns.
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"You have to start over again," Aranda said in a crowded Superdome corridor early Tuesday.
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Bloomberg noted that most wars start over something relatively minor before spiraling out of control.
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When it comes to bendable screens, LG has a significant head start over its competitors.
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"I don't know how to pick up the pieces and start over again," she said.
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After the last decade, why wouldn't you put everything in a blender and start over?
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I enrolled in a yoga teacher-training program, to start over as a yoga instructor.
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The family member gets to start over at its current valuation for capital gains purposes.
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It's very hard to start over once you have a PhD in some obscure topic.
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And you can't outdo yourself forever, so you have to f—- it up and start over.
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When I got out, in the summer of 2012, I knew I wanted to start over.
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You see, when two people love each other very, very much ... no, wait, let's start over.
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I just looked at Neil and started bawling because I had to start over that night.
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Or you have to clean it all up and start over, matching up with your original.
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We get to start over in a way; that feels both exciting and a bit frightening.
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And Birmingham has a head start over some northern regions, where progress could be even slower.
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She was with Michael for so long that she doesn't really know how to start over.
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Unless companies fire everyone and start over, we're not going to see drastic improvements anytime soon.
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You are never too old or 'too gay' and it's never too late to start over.
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And the best way to do it is let Pastor Brunson come home and start over.
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This is why it can feel so good just to gut the thing and start over.
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Many Americans would like to start over with two new candidates, which is not an option.
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China's growing presence gives its companies a head start over U.S. competitors in Cuba's opening market.
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"I don't to want see us start over again with a contentious debate", she said twice.
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He tweeted that Republicans should repeal the health law immediately and start over from scratch. 2.
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But now they have to start over and their range of attack has been significantly narrowed.
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"You can start over in a camp but don't expect to be free there," he says.
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It very much looks like they could all start over again — in one form or another.
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But if the opposite situation would occur we would have to start over from the beginning.
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I'm paid at a level where I can't go back and start over at another airline.
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My husband finally said, 'I think you've made a mistake and we should just start over.
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I was excited to watch her character start over, and become one person instead of two.
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Then came me, and they moved to start over again so I could have an education.
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" Asked what could be done to improve it, Hill said, "Plow it up and start over.
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We believe that they need to start over and do a bill that actually reduces premiums.
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After six years of observing and grooming Mr. Staggs, 55, the board has to start over.
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Gail: But that's what we've got and we're never going to get to start over again.
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The new moon in Leo wants you to let go and start over around emotional stuff.
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You're ready to start over, and this new moon is the perfect time to set intentions.
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As a DACA, I am not sad that I'll have to drop everything and start over.
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We got caught twice by Border Patrol and sent back to Tijuana to start over again.
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Now, as some homeowners prepare to start over, many have decided to go with a prefab.
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Ms. Morillo had to start over, first by learning to rely on her upper-body strength.
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All around the country, families are trying to start over after being separated at the border.
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Racking up 10 of those in a single level causes you to fail and start over.
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It was both a daunting and heady opportunity for Berlin to reinvent itself and start over.
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"Once the new plan begins, you'll have to start over to meet your deductible," she said.
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"If I had to go back and start over, I would do things differently," she added.
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The best way to fix it, he said, is to start over with a clean slate.
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If your cover is blown during a recon run, you can always quit and start over.
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Consequently, there were a couple of seasons where he essentially had to start over, he said.
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You have to start over, wasting whatever time and material was already invested in the object.
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He must now start over on his own, which is scary and exhilarating, confusing and inspiring.
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With the effort to seek reconsideration of the endangerment finding, petitioners are seeking to start over.
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But whether we decide to start over or enhance, the American way isn't to walk away.
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She wasn't afraid to start over and change direction, either — the mark of a true artiste.
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You can't just say we're going to rip this up and start over, or can you?
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The sounds in videogames tell us to speed up, start over, and of course, to keep playing.
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And after finally getting his interview for the 2017 diversity visa, he was told to start over.
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The Anjanath cornered my remaining teammate and I, and I was already mentally preparing to start over.
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"I think it's healthy to be able to start over with someone else," she told the magazine.
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The massive haul gives Trump and the GOP a head start over the president's eventual Democratic challenger.
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You can always start over because there's no one keeping time when it comes to bettering yourself.
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Majumdar isn't afraid to start over or to begin working in a way that he hasn't before.
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Democrats pushed Acosta to defend the rule, but Republicans would like him to start over from scratch.
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Your only option is to open a new account and start over with your email address, instead.
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It's fun, it's dumb and if it goes wrong… the whole thing will start-over soon anyway.
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Friday's new moon in your house of transformation and intimacy presents a perfect opportunity to start over.
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"Senate Republicans promised to start over and write a plan that improves people's health care," Dach said.
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I had to start over with a new dream, and I wasn't sure what it would be.
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And while our initial visit ended a 17-year estrangement, it was too late to start over.
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I want to stay, but why do they make it so difficult for me to start over?
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Lobbying groups such as the Health Innovation Alliance urged HHS to scrap the rules and start over.
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It has not been easy to start over again in the last few years, Ms. Solts said.
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"I'd like it to start over," she said at a Georgetown University Law Center event on Monday.
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You still feel bad that you forgot the words to the song and had to start over.
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If you're lucky, there will be another banh beo on the table so you can start over.
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You can always remove it and start over or just post it without any of that nonsense.
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But hey, silver lining, here Twitter finally, finally is, admitting it screwed up and wanting to start over.
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Now the man favored to win the presidency July 1 is vowing to scrap them and start over.
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If you skip over the selection you want, you have to move to the end and start over.
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Clay is over it and wants to pull a Skye and start over — just him and his dad.
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"I think it's healthy to be able to start over with someone else," she told Glamour last year.
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And while making it there won't erase Jesse's past, it will give him a chance to start over.
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It's time to get real about what's not working in your life, Scorpio—dump it, and start over.
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"I don't want to start over," said Biden, noting that Sanders' plan would end the Affordable Care Act.
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The Alliance of Community Health Plans, a lobbying group for not-for-profit insurers, suggested Republicans start over.
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It'd be great if Netflix could just cut their losses and start over with a new Iron Fist.
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As the song came to an end, Mars demanded Sheeran start over, which he did without any objections.
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I've built up enough of a reputation and network that it would be self-defeating to start over.
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Cotton said earlier this month that the GOP should start over on an ObamaCare repeal and replace plan.
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Here's what Mark Cuban, Richard Branson and other successful individuals would do if they had to start over.
|
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When the Mets had Steven Matz skip a start over the weekend, the cause sounded ominous: elbow soreness.
|
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We ought to stop and start over and go step by step to concentrate on fixing the problem.
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"The only way you can start over is to forgive," he once told Mr. Cummings in an interview.
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A Democratic administration's next moves will be to expand and strengthen the Affordable Care Act, not start over.
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"When they did go back to work, they had to start over with their retirement savings," Collinson said.
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Apocalypse doesn't like the world he wakes up to, so he decides to destroy it and start over.
|
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Critics occasionally described the HP board as dysfunctional and called for it to start over with fresh eyes.
|
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At some point, the base of the party just wants to burn the house down and start over.
|
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And African-Americans who migrated north or west to escape the threat of violence had to start over.
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"This system failed miserably and we need to start over," Mr. Schatz said in a message on Twitter.
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There's not much to be done in this case except start over and hope everything comes together properly.
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He plans to start over as he did a decade ago when he lost everything to a flood.
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If you want to transform into another look — male or female — simply wipe yourself clean and start over.
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The runoff was delayed several times, and a commission eventually decided that the election process should start over.
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"I feel like it would be nice to start over, now that I think about it," Richie said.
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They want to start over and, as they argue, use more precise, targeted means to punish the Saudi regime.
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Its success is down to a combination of a head start over Uber, local knowledge, and home-field advantage.
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It's always hard to start over, especially when you've been part of a well-established group for a while.
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City leaders portray this as an opportunity to start over, describing a future centered on companies like Asmo Solutions.
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Doing any of those things "invalidates" your fast for the day, and you just start over the next day.
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John Riccitiello And when you wanted to port your game to another platform, you basically had to start over.
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Just seconds into her emotional take on Michael's 1996 hit "Fastlove," Adele stopped abruptly and asked to start over.
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It's seemed a little stop-start over the past year, but tickets finally went on sale this past Sunday.
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But for the man behind all the mischief, Branden Miller, 25, Joanne's success meant a chance to start over.
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Advocates say students should just try to cash out and start over or otherwise move on with their lives.
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I wanted to start over as a freshman and devote my entire undergraduate career to the Gospel of Emilia.
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But i think that can be the best way to go sometimes: take a break and then start over.
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Even if you've sinned, Christianity holds the potential of forgiveness, even mercy -- atone and you can always start over.
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Republicans would have to start over from scratch, and may turn to Democrats to work on a bipartisan plan.
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A spokeswoman for the caucus also suggested that the legislative process to repeal and replace Obamacare should start over.
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If they can't figure out the word, he closes his eyes, shakes his head "no" and they start over.
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A nervous Smith forgot the lyrics and had to start over but still received emphatic applause at the end.
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It meant he had a four-month start over McClean, who was taking the shorter, harsher route from Newfoundland.
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It's not uncommon for people in that situation to wonder if they should start over in a new place.
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"They lost everything with the lava and have to start over from scratch," their son, Christian Butler, told CNN.
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If you are still having trouble with persistent messages, you can start over with a fresh, empty login keychain.
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That means that you won't have to start over if you temporarily leave the public sector or become unemployed.
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When my father died, she was left a single mother of 2, and again she had to start over.
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Instead, he and his girlfriend, Carrie Chandler, a five-time national judo champion, moved to Miami to start over.
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That way, I told them, I'd get the opportunity to start over, experience every opportunity America has to offer.
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It's alluring to view a child's ignorance as an opportunity to start over, be the better version of yourself.
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That was part of the reason I shaved my head; because I needed to clear out and start over.
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Sales of Ibrance, whose 2015 approval gave it a head start over Kisqali, doubled to $643 million last year.
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It's better to understand your assignment and do it right the first time than have to start over later.
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I wanted to create a sense of hope while my husband, Jonathan, was still young enough to start over.
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Disillusioned, they decided to sell and start over in Texas, where Mr. Meador grew up, arriving in April 2017.
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The only problem I have is that eventually, twitter stops loading new tweets and I have to start over.
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She moved to Alpena to "start over," she said, as a recovering addict who'd lived in a homeless shelter.
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Nearly 20 years after Bostic lost almost everything to Hurricane Floyd, Florence would also force her to start over.
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Now, like most of her nation, she has to figure out how to start over and begin to rebuild.
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"It's like we just need to be rescued and put on another island to start over again," she said.
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"It's like we just need to be rescued and put on another island to start over again," she said.
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"In some ways it's like Groundhog Day — about every hour and a half they start over again," he said.
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The Rose family loses their fortune, forcing them to give up their wealthy lifestyle and start over from scratch.
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How to navigateStudent loan nightmare: Some borrowers have to start over 5 key differences between Roth and traditional IRAs
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In this area, it is common for the superwealthy to buy homes just to raze them and start over.
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Instead, they are demanding that Republicans go back to conference and start over on the current House-Senate compromise.
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One of IRCA's major objectives was to wipe the slate clean and start over with an effective enforcement program.
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He's pitched at least six innings in every start over that stretch, the longest active streak in the majors.
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Bill Cassidy (R-LA) explains, their reward will be to watch senators rip up the bill and start over.
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It's the ultimate failsafe if the world's farms burn or diseases decimate our staples and we have to start over.
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If Google wanted to do hardware, it needed to start over—and this time, to do it all inside Google.
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Although Iran fought a war with Iraq from 2000 to 1988, it has a big head start over Saudi Arabia.
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Check out what Bill Gates and Warren Buffett would do if they lost it all and had to start over
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As tasks pile up, you can puzzle your way through them all, strategize on what to skip, or start over.
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In a bad sign for proponents, Justice Ruth Bader Ginsberg on Monday said she'd prefer to see advocates start over.
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Johnson, a flamboyant Brexiteer, wanted to rip up May's agreement, but there didn't seem to be time to start over.
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" She added: "I believe you should get rid of it, start over, reimagine it, and build something that actually works.
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You could start over, or you could look at what you have now and say, 'What are the fundamental issues?
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Low things don't work either, so I really had to rework my wardrobe and start over with my new body.
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At the starting gun, the UAV was able to accelerate to a huge head start over the Formula E car.
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" She added that if the bill advanced to the Senate, senators should start over "with a clean sheet of paper.
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Onuaku, 21, has averaged 3.0 points and 2.3 rebounds in six NBA appearances (one start) over the last two seasons.
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Below, five exceedingly successful entrepreneurs reflect on what they would do if they lost everything or had to start over.
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When I moved to Berlin, I felt like it was really the right city to restructure and start over again.
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The catch: If you drive past a graveyard, all of your cows pass away and you have to start over.
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Give yourself the flexibility to break your rules, set new ones and start over, if you need to, says Evans.
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Whether or not those outrageous bids were legitimate, Lanman and Hollenbeck were left with no choice but to start over.
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Johnson spoke of her fears of having two children and the possibility of having to start over without her boyfriend.
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And if you can't be Dedue's friend, really you should probably just start over and blow away all that progress.
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I wanted another baby, too, but I also wanted to travel, sell our house, start over — all things Eric resisted.
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It's No Secret Because marriage is an ever-evolving experience, we constantly shift, change and, in some cases, start over.
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The implication was that the House might have to change its bill and pass it again — or even start over.
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That essentially forced them to start over in gathering followers and building momentum to stage an effective protest, they said.
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After the start-over, the Blues gained the upper hand in the first period while outshooting the Ducks 16-9.
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"We have to start over from scratch and find a new drop point," a spokesperson for the mayor told RTL.
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It was precisely this that was so inspiring: the freedom to imagine something entirely new, the freedom to start over.
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And without congressional action, Ginsburg's statement that supporters of the ERA need to start over is likely to be dispositive.
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Paul Ryan slobbered over Trump's leadership even as the Senate made plans to shred the House bill and start over.
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So after an infection a child's immune system has to start over, rebuilding its protections against pathogens it's already seen.
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Most are just eager to turn the page and see the relationship between police and the Justice Department start over.
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And riots would not start over whether Britain would end up with a Canada- or Norway-type deal, he said.
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I do not to want see the Republicans repeal it, and I don't to want see us start over again.
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If you fall while climbing and get caught by a rope, do you have to start over at the bottom?
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Time after time I hesitated or stuttered and had to start over, going back to the top of the sentence.
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Her father lost his job, and the family relocated from New Jersey to Texas, where they had to start over.
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When they do, infected individuals can become the target of a hungry mosquito, and that transmission cycle could start over again.
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My biggest take away from Once Upon A Time is the realization that every day is a chance to start over.
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Finally, make it so whenever you do die — it's gonna happen, make no mistake — you start over with nothing, roguelike style.
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If you get through all of that before time is up, start over and keep going until you hear the buzzer.
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And that's just the start: "Over time, ingredients can break down and cause skin irritation and allergic reactions," Dr. Wu says.
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It's easy to understand that the "start over" philosophy describes both the "pro-leave the E.U." and pro-Donald Trump camps.
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And to ensure you don't cheat the countdown will stop the second your mouse moves and prompt you to start over.
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If you decide you want your armholes looser or your neckline longer, you can make tweaks without needing to start over.
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Cafe Pierre in Manhattan Beach, California, had been in Sylvie Gabriele's family for 37 years when they decided to start over.
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Each course is filled with obstacles you must avoid -- trip and the zombies come for you and you must start over.
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The first of these is Viola Kendrick, suffering from depression after a family tragedy and looking to start over on Lark.
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With so many people unhappy, riots could start over almost anything, from a wrongful arrest to the price of sweet potatoes.
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So far, you know, week one after that isn&apost really going so well, they better start over in that effort.
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"I didn't want to shop because I'm trying to save money for my business, I'm trying to start over," she revealed.
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"It gave an immigrant like me the chance to start over in a new country and make friends, too," she added.
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Take too many hits and you're done for, all your progress lost, and you'll have to start over from the beginning.
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If one player messes up, both players have to start over from scratch, and replaying sequences multiple times can get tedious.
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With eight puppies it seemed like by the time you were done feeding them all, it was time to start over.
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The spokeswoman for the group, which wants a more aggressive repeal of Obamacare, urged a "start over" of the legislative effort.
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Sanders that we should start over, that we should throw our country into a contentious national debate about health care again.
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" And besides, he says, "I am young enough that if I fail, I can start over again in something totally different.
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Don't miss: What billionaires Bill Gates and Warren Buffett would do if they lost it all and had to start over
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The measurement of success isn't when you're going to fail; it's how fast you're going to get up and start over.
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But she was adamant that the White House and Congress need to work together to fix the law – not start over.
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Tax debt forced Rangers into liquidation in 2012, and the re-formed club had to start over in the fourth tier.
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"Once you begin the concept board iteration process you can revise or start over," said Beatrice Fischel-Bock, CEO of Homee.
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Four episodes later, in season five, episode 11, was when Jesse first voices desire to move to Alaska and start over.
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But if you're feeling generous, maybe this is the show getting in on its own joke, and trying to start over.
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Unlike with bankruptcy, where a business or individual can start over, liquidation means there is no hope for a company's recovery.
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All the years she spent waiting to become a citizen with her husband were lost; she now has to start over.
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Returning to the social base that helped begin his political career, Mr. da Silva seems to be trying to start over.
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I tried to start over, but I was back to square one — AARE and IS AT and INRI in every fill!
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Put an old brain into a fresh body and you don't get to start over—you get a completely new person.
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Many children are psychologically traumatized by their past experiences, but M-Lisada provides a supportive place where they can start over.
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So now that you've called them out on their shit, your boo is trying to come clean and start over fresh.
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If I had to start over again, would I do it this way still and be willing to throw things away?
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I wanted to wrap my arms around my friends and family, and help people start over by clearing debris from yards.
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GRAND CASE, St. Martin — The woman carried a small suitcase, enough for her and her child to try to start over.
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I've also seen a lot of nihilism: economists don't know anything, and we should tear the field down and start over.
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He's not untainted, and his mandate is not strong, but he's a serious, smart man who is determined to start over.
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But I put my own life on hold, including professionally, and had to start over from nothing in my mid 30s.
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If you start getting wound up about having to start over another work week, look for distractions to counter those anxieties.
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The third-quarter earnings season began with a strong start over the last couple weeks, fostering an appetite for risk assets.
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When I'm over that phase, I'll collect all the discarded books and start over without being quite so needy and demanding.
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With no time to start over, Mr. Leski added some lines to the splatter, to make it look like refracted light.
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For them, the officials said, this is a chance to start over in places with more jobs than Cairo can offer.
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Some Republican senators are pushing to start over on the healthcare legislation by moving through the "regular order" of committee work.
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She had to start over and regain her strength — which ultimately led her to launch her newest fitness app, BBG Beginner.
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But you do it, it's the end of the game, and you have to figure out how to start over again.
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But if we repeal it as Donald has proposed and start over again, all of those benefits are lost to everybody.
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And that&aposs what I believe you should get rid of it, start over, reimagine it, and build something that actually works.
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And that&aposs why I believe you should get rid of it, start over, reimagine it and build something that actually works.
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Where that HBO series captured our current apocalyptic fervor, Halt wonders if we mightn't start over and do things better this time.
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The time has come to abandon a system that gives the children of elite college graduates a head start over everyone else.
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So just as the internet has turned things on their head, we need to start over with a new set of rules.
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Now they will need the cooperation of Democrats to repeal or alter the Affordable Care Act or start over from the beginning.
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A lot of the older folks left because they didn't want to figure out how to build a house and start over.
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In other words, when Jones's Pages were banned in August, he couldn't simply create a new "Alex Jones" Page and start over.
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Sanders, like Republican primary winner Donald Trump, appealed to New Hampshire voters who wanted to blow up the system and start over.
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Montreal worked on one power but failed to find much offense to challenge Campbell in his second straight start over two nights.
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"I'm too tired to start over," I would cry to my roommate when she tried to convince me to leave my job.
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Don't lose your confidence if you slip, be grateful for a pleasant trip, And pick yourself up, dust off, start over again.
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And when I realized that, I knew we really needed to start over and tell a different story than we were telling.
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If you sign on during that period, the account will no longer be marked for termination and you'll have to start over.
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The FWS wants to start over, in a sense, while the conservation groups want to just let the remaining wild wolves be.
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But for others, they will receive the option to do it over or can choose to start over entirely, if so desired.
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They could either push on, or they could take the sofa out and start over, as Donnie would have insisted he do.
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When things get too hot and trusted friends inevitably start dying, Dutch orders everyone to pack up, move out, and start over.
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Functionally, the capture mechanic serves as an extra life in a game that otherwise forces you to start over when you fail.
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Despite his sweltering start over all, Conforto remains unproven against top-level left-handed pitchers, as evidenced by his performance against Bumgarner.
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But when a launch on July 4, 2011, was scrapped because of lack of interest from theaters, Spikes had to start over.
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Arizona Cardinals coach Bruce Arians said quarterback Blaine Gabbert will start over injured Drew Stanton for Sunday's game against the Houston Texans.
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It increases in pitch the further you get into each level, only to pause and then start over with the next wave.
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The eye-popping haul will likely give them a big head start over Trump's eventual opponent, no matter who the Democrats pick.
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"We live in a great country, where you pay your debt to society and start over and do something positive," he said.
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Is Dell Demps/Mickey Loomis/Gayle Benson's priority to stay competitive in the short term (lol) or uproot everything and start over?
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"Ruination" is as simple as it gets: we fucked up this country, it's time to start over, we've got to do something.
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People say, why don't you change your name and start over, because you sound so different than you did a decade ago.
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Huawei and other Chinese smartphone makers already launched several 5G models in China last year, giving them a head start over Apple.
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Was she ready to jet off and leave this earth and colonize another planet and start over like the rest of us?
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But Fernandez died in a boating accident that fall, and when the Marlins were sold, the new ownership decided to start over.
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With $2160 in his pocket and a plane ticket his mother bought him, he came to New York City to start over.
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"I would like to clean house and get them all out and kind of start over," Dantzscher said in a telephone interview.
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"People who study these genes have a head start over scientists who have to make tools to study other genes," he said.
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I've come to think that the divots are cute, but still, I tighten each log and start over if it's not solid.
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The quick, subtle addition gave her nails a party-appropriate disco effect without having to soak off her tips and start over.
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You can fight for a lot of things and have it all undone 20, 30 years later and have to start over.
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Can you imagine if the deal with Verizon gets nixed and we have to start over with the who-buys-Yahoo game?
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For the sake of myself and our daughters, is it worth it asking my ex for a second chance to start over?
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While it was daunting to essentially start over after four years spent studying one very specialized field, I've never regretted my decision.
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That would mean leaving behind their community and job and educational opportunities in the US to start over in an unfamiliar country.
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After a florid breakdown, I'd start over as a locker-room attendant at a squash club run by Forest Whitaker/Morgan Freeman.
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More than just tough, you've only got one shot: If you die, even once, you have to start over from the beginning.
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Jerry Moran (R-KS) and John McCain (R-AZ) issued statements calling on the Senate to start over with an open process.
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But in this computer game, you can always start over with a new digital child if things don't work out as planned.
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When they suddenly find themselves in desperate need of physical safety or economic opportunity, they leave home and start over somewhere new.
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If that happens, it may provide some clarity on the front office's apparent overall strategy of tearing down everything to start over.
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Harvey suggest they start over with no secrets, but Sabrina is pretty sure she has to stay away from mortals for a while.
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It took long enough— Pagani started on this car in 2010, only to ditch all the work three years later and start over.
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Tampa Bay has thrown a league-worst 15 interceptions but has named Ryan Fitzpatrick to start over Jameis Winston (four picks on Sunday).
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One wrong move can destroy your system, but it's easy to start over and drag the little bulldozer icon over the dark emptiness.
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The group called the CBO's estimate of 24 million people losing health coverage over 10 years "extremely troubling" and suggested Congress start over.
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And that&aposs why I believe you should get rid of it, start over, reimagine it and build something that actually works. SEN.
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But it's still really competitive out there, so he says better to get a jump on the competition and start over the summer.
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Fairly late in the project, Poupyrev admits that his team had to junk their original machine learning models and start over from scratch.
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But, with all due respect, to start over again with a whole new debate is something that I think would set us back.
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Life is intense and overbearing more often than not but it is never, never too late to start over or try something new.
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Once you crash or damage a piece of hardware, it's impossible to start over again, which make conventional bug bounties hard to implement.
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We'd have to cut and start over, and I'd get incredibly nervous about laughing and worried that I was going to look unprofessional.
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You don&apost want to think there&aposs something wrong and start over-analyzing stuff, so you just try to keep it simple.
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Mengden (27-210), in his 21998th career start over three years with the A's, won at the Oakland Coliseum for the first time.
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Lastly and unusually, Trump never really stopped campaigning after the 2016 election, giving him a two-year head start over the Democratic field.
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"This is not a time that we can start over," Bolden said in a speech last year for the Center for American Progress.
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And Carlos and I just thought, we're not going to start over with new chairs that we don't know and we don't trust.
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Now I had to delete it, and start over from where I'd ended — from where the world didn't yet know what it thought.
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NOTES: Astros DH Evan Gattis got the start over Carlos Beltran in part because of how the Yankees have pitched Beltran this series.
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You can watch up to 80 different channels live, and on most channels, you can start over at the beginning of a program.
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President Donald Trump reportedly wants to "scuttle" the bidding process for the Joint Enterprise Defense Infrastructure (JEDI) contract and start over, CNN reported.
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"It made me want to start over again, putting myself in the position where I really had to make great work," Mellia said.
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Should this technology become as popular as Intel believes it will, content creators like Brenkus will have a head start over their competition.
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Democrats should start over and work in a bipartisan fashion to craft a bill that is truly for the people, not the politicians.
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"It's no secret that we preferred to start over" to repeal and replace Obamacare, McConnell said in a newly published interview with Bloomberg.
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Many of the disputes within rich families start over business — who should run it, how it should be run, and who should benefit.
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LF Trey Mancini got the start over left swinging Hyun Soo Kim against knuckleballer Steven Wright Wednesday night and the move paid off.
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China would never start over, as U.S. and Canadian researchers have: "In China, that would be unthinkable," said Manny Medina, CEO at Outreach.
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And you will eat shit again and again, fail the billions of people who were relying on you, only to start over again.
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"I still can't deny the fact that I'm asking myself if I still have the courage or ability to start over," she said.
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Qualcomm built a lucrative head start over rivals in delivering wireless chips when the current generation of 53G networks began arriving in 2010.
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"I believe you should get rid of it, start over, reimagine it and build something that actually works," Ms. Gillibrand said on CNN.
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"We moved here to start over, and it's been hard," Wendy narrates, the scene cutting to her pointing a gun at her husband.
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This spinoff begins as Diane, broke and jobless in Chicago, is forced to start over at a mainly African-American firm across town.
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" With a leak of intelligence methods like the N.S.A. tools, Mr. Panetta said, "Every time it happens, you essentially have to start over.
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He wanted to run away and start over in Australia, but she shot that idea down in Ozark season 218's shocking finale.
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QB Blaine Gabbert will start over injured Drew Stanton for Sunday's game against the Houston Texans, Arizona Cardinals coach Bruce Arians said Friday.
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Charlie, a theater director, slowly realizes Nicole, an actress, wants to leave New York with their son and start over in Los Angeles.
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McCain himself said Sunday on CBS that he thinks the GOP should start over and go through the committee process, working with Democrats.
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Hadestown understands that everything is broken, but it sees the brokenness as a chance to start over, to cultivate and nurture something new.
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But I'd never made this recipe before, and I ended up having to start over because I got some of the measurements wrong.
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"They just wanted a fresh, clean slate, to start over with their family," said Skylar Case, 25, a close friend of Ms. McGuire's.
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Several GOP lawmakers have also cited Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsberg's recent remarks stating she would like to see advocates start over.
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Choosing the same architect to design their home was "like not having to start over with a new therapist," said Ms. Freeman, 42.
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Dr. Gloria-Soria said that the elimination strategy might be better able to stave off resistance, because it must start over each year.
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Let's start over for Trump, back at being $5.3 trillion in the hole… And let's cut entire agencies instead of making realistic cuts.
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KIRSTEN GILLIBRAND (D), NEW YORK: I believe you should get rid of it, start over, reimagine it, and build something that actually works. SEN.
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I do not to want see the Republicans repeal it, and I don't to want see us start over again with a contentious debate.
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How would you start over if the deed to your house, your birth certificate or military records washed away (or went up in smoke)?
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I do not to want see the Republicans repeal it, and I don't to want see us start over again with a contentious debate.
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Shadows come to life, fear and writer's block manifest as mean rodents that repeatedly force her to rip her work up and start over.
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Leaving a job when you've reached a breaking point of sexual harassment means you're forced to start over again, and your paycheck suffers accordingly.
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As a military kid who moved every three years and had to start over and make new friends, having Duke was my saving grace.
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You start over at the beginning of the game, having extracted whatever you could from that single 60-second playthrough, ready to start anew.
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If you run into any issues with the app you can always reset the Windows 95 instance inside the app and start over again.
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Rather than "tear [Obamacare] up and start over again", Mrs Clinton pleaded, let's "defend and build on the Affordable Care Act and improve it".
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"Obviously I want the first goal back but the guys got me one back right away, so I got to start over," Dubnyk said.
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And for all the talk of having the Senate start over and fix the bad House bill, their reported changes appear to be minimal.
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"I don't want to see us start over again with a contentious debate," she said during a past debate and frequently on the trail.
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Let me start over, because when we say repeal and replace, everybody assumes there is going to be a "let there be light" moment.
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"The advantage of START over other similar markets in Europe is minimal costs for the issuer," the Prague Stock Exchange said on its website.
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In the Q&A that followed, Boyd-Pates noted that Khan-Cullors's work "gives an opportunity to start fresh, to start over" after upheaval.
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Wendy Davis's ignominious defeat in her 2014 run for governor proved it was time to start over, but strategic efforts have not taken off.
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It took a long time for Cashman and the Yankees to reach this point, in which they could start over without really starting over.
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The career that I've been in is so different than yours that I would love the opportunity to start over again in your field.
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President Donald Trump reportedly wants to "scuttle" the bidding process for a $10 billion cloud contract with the Pentagon and start over, CNN reported.
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Can a theater become something new, reclaiming its aesthetic territory, without hiring a demolition crew to knock it down and start over from scratch?
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A former manufacturing engineer said Musk had very high standards, which could lead him to discard someone's work and tell them to start over.
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This month I am leaving Minnesota, and the United States, relocating yet again, to build a new lab and start over a fourth time.
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The goal is to give the region a head start over the United States and elsewhere in using drones to tackle real-world emergencies.
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This gives the mobile payment service a head start over competitors Apple Pay and Android Pay, since the two haven't landed in Europe yet.
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Since no one was willing to complain to our father over such an awkward issue, we'd just shrug off the disappointment and start over.
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Bill Zup had no choice but to pack up whatever he could, move to the Canadian side of Lac La Croix and start over.
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Otherwise, Congress must start over from scratch in 2017, since all bills not enacted into law expire when the 114th Congress adjourns sine die.
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It's No Secret Because marriage is an ever-evolving experience, we constantly shift, change, love harder, love less, and in some cases, start over.
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When Ms. Peden, 2503, is ready to start over, she will not reproduce the 2250 ranch house she lost, or any other traditional style.
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They need to get it right," said Rachel Bovard, a policy analyst at the conservative Heritage Foundation, as she urged Republicans to "start over.
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It's No Secret Because marriage is an ever-evolving experience, we constantly shift, change, love harder, love less and, in some cases, start over.
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That is an extraordinary sum for a president's first two years and will give him a major head start over any prospective Democratic rival.
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When I see the president try to tear it down, and others propose to replace it and start over, that's personal to me, too.
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In 2013 Edward Snowden's treachery and (for all intents and purposes) defection to Russia caused the NSA to scrap countless operations and start over.
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A sanctions snapback would set any negotiations back years, since they would have to start over from scratch, and would take years to finalize.
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She decided to start over, interviewing as a woman for a new job with the outdoor equipment and apparel retail chain Cabela's Inc CAB.
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Our dry, sunny isle far from swampy Washington seems to be the latest pinup for the American desire to check out and start over.
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There are places I wish I could start over again and rewrite more clearly and eloquently, and take away the exhaustion of early parenthood.
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I made all the rookie errors you can make, including building an entire grid around a misspelled theme entry and having to start over.
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Introduce a side hustle (or two) Imagine you don't want to start over somewhere new and you've been turned down for a raise. Surprise!
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"It's unfortunate you give up two runs and you don't win a game, but we have to start over tomorrow," Yankees manager Joe Girardi said.
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He's an experienced vlogger, host, comedian, and author who got his start over a decade ago, before being a YouTuber was considered a "legitimate" field.
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Jessica just wants to start over — and even manages to put on a brave face when Bryce asks her to "catch up" over a drink.
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DeGette says her daughter was charged $23 for insulin at the beginning of this year because she had to start over with a new deductible.
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It's about how, while trying to start over after my husband died in Iraq, Trump University took my $35,000 and gave me nothing in return.
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Yet that early refinement at Google gave it an enormous head start over an average open source project — which could account for its meteoric rise.
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Jane the Virgin isn't always happy-go-lucky (uh, hence that whole "Michael's death" thing) but seeing Jane move on from tragedy and start over?
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" The 21-year-old added, " I'm just making myself balder and balder, so why don't I just cut all my hair off and start over.
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It's rare that you will fail so severely that you cannot simply flee and start over in ten minutes when the alert meters go away.
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Apple had a significant head start over Google when buying Siri, but Apple has fallen way behind in the AI race as far as usability.
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It was not a hard decision for the trainer Todd Pletcher to bring Destin home to his barn here in New York and start over.
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No one person could say two letters in a row, and if two people talked at the same time, the group had to start over.
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I could remember trains of thought for days and weeks at a time, instead of having to start over every day with a cloudy head.
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I'll get bored or tired of that—or I'll finish something—and I need to refresh myself, start over again, and make some rap songs.
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A large amount of nutrient gel, heated in pots and pans on the Kitchen's stove, was the wrong temperature, and they had to start over.
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Apple has finally abandoned a feature that's been a staple of its smartphones since the very start, over a decade ago: A physical home button.
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It seemed crazy to start over in my 30s, with no idea where to begin, just as my friends were all starting to have kids.
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" — JIMMY KIMMEL "I feel like we've reached the point at which we need to control-alt-delete the whole country and just start over again.
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Wheeler won his fifth straight start over all, pitching seven solid innings and sending the Mets over the Miami Marlins, 6-2, on Friday night.
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"Down-on-her-luck artist tries to start over" is a familiar setup, but Wild Rose doesn't take a simplistic approach to Rose-Lynn's life.
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We would watch nervously as they slooooowly uploaded, terrified that after a few hours the connection might drop and we'd have to start over again.
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Many of them have now lost everything late in life and must start over from zero, often with little support and with major health challenges.
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And when I see the president try to tear it down and others propose to replace it and start over, that's personal to me, too.
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A Sydney man (Erik Thomson) decides to start over in a sleepy seaside town in New Zealand, but finds life there more eventful than expected.
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For more than a year, The Times and the PBS series "Frontline" followed 21958 newly released prisoners in Connecticut as they tried to start over.
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The good thing is it's a refresh button, you get to hit the refresh button, start over, 0-0, see how far we can go.
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A bad haircut in 2009 prompted her to cut off the tresses she had been perming from the age of 16 and to start over.
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McCain appealed to Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell to start over by having a Senate committee, in a bipartisan way, craft new health-care legislation.
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Wells Fargo needs to start over and that won't happen until the bank rids itself of people like you who led it into this crisis.
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He's considered shifting into a city job, but he's put too many years here, and it doesn't make financial sense for him to start over.
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Wells Fargo needs to start over, and that won't happen until the bank rids itself of people like you who led it into this crisis.
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So President Donald Trump took to Twitter to demand that the Republican-led Senate repeal Obamacare immediately and start over on a replacement healthcare bill.
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Once someone is ready and able to start over with credit, she advises they start by reviewing their credit reports for any areas that need improvement.
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Xiaomi is also playing this game and it actually had a head start over much of the industry when it launched the Mi Mix last year.
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What I want is to go to college and I want to start over, and I want to learn about myself and do this for myself.
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"It was his first start over the fences and he probably landed a bit steep and just went down," a humble Kuru said after the race.
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"We should abolish ICE and start over, focusing on our priorities to protect our families and our borders in a humane and thoughtful fashion," he said.
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Cars have had almost a century's head start over electric scooters, so cities are designed with cars in mind, leaving room for little else on streets.
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Bill Gates and Warren Buffett have had immeasurable impact on the world, but what would they do if they lost everything and had to start over?
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Ajayi found his way into Miami head coach Adam Gase's doghouse when he expressed his unhappiness when learning that he would not start over Arian Foster.
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In an effort to raise the money the family needs to start over, Adrieona, one of Dave and Carrie's two children, has started a GoFundMe page.
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And although the singer surely didn't plan for Sunday night's flub, she did hint that she'd start over in an interview with Ellen DeGeneres last year.
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But shortly into her journey to Tucson, where she hopes to start over, a stranger leaves her with a Native American toddler with a traumatic past.
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Taking too long to fire a direct report Leadership consulting group Heidrick & Struggles asked 60 CEOs what they would do differently if they could start over.
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Over the 15 playthroughs I can see that you can easily get bad luck with RNG 20 minutes into a game and have to start over.
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Satoransky got the start over Trey Burke, who was brought in to be Wall's backup but is averaging 5.3 points and 1.3 assists in 13.9 minutes.
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At one point, Disney essentially had to start over in Shanghai, after a senior Chinese official was abruptly arrested on corruption charges unrelated to the park.
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Because Woldrich moves to a different city every month, she says the downside is losing repeat clientele and having to start over again with new dogs.
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That means that if you have a rude awakening that you are not qualified for forgiveness under the program, it may not pay to start over.
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What we need, Jones argues, is not complete erasure but "digital redemption," as in the way American bankruptcy laws allow people in debt to start over.
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Randy Steinberg, 44, real estate management and development For the bulk of my 20s, after making the decision to essentially start over, I was very lost.
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The whole thing was on a timer; failing to input the right solution would wipe out the party and force the fireteam to start over again.
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It's not uncommon to get all but one crossing entry under control only to have to start over because of a single meaningless three-letter entry.
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"I lost everything so I got to start over," he said near a tent in a parking lot where a Geico insurance agent was taking claims.
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I would catch myself drifting away from the truth of my crime, into semantics, and I would have to stop, go back, and start over again.
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He was not preparing to start over at his age and said the potential lack of a severance package makes the whole process that more daunting.
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Or you take something down and put it on the shelf and then come back to look at it again to change something, or start over.
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The zombie epidemic is a very popular apocalypse scenario among middle-aged men for a very simple reason: When chaos consumes civilization, you can start over.
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Those who had to start over in foreign lands and were vilified for having the temerity to want to raise their children in safety won't either.
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It was to make it more like shows in vaudeville or cabaret, where you would put in a coin and have the show start over again.
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They also recommended that the prime minister abandon the deal she has negotiated with the European Union -— rejected twice by the UK parliament — and start over.
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The first: Start over and go through a rigorous process of engaging with women who drink during pregnancy to find out — from them — what would help.
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In other countries, similar situations have proved to be an opportunity for populist leaders who promise to throw the whole flawed system out and start over.
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Anastassiades moved to England in the 1980s to study civil engineering, but after completing his degree he decided to start over and enroll in design school.
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LET'S START OVER: Leaders of the conservative Republican Study Committee voted Thursday to oppose last year's spending bill, throwing the House GOP's budget plans into turmoil.
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The first: Start over and go through a rigorous process of engaging with women who drink during pregnancy to find out — from them — what would help.
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Failure to do so, some industry groups worry, could allow a new administration to start over and impose a more stringent climate plan on power plants.
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First health grades for NYC food carts: 503 percent got an A. How to save the East River Park from flooding: Bury it and start over.
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After a pause, they decided to start over and design an entirely new house slightly farther up the hill, leaving the farmhouse intact as a guesthouse.
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President Donald Trump's promises to rip up free trade agreements and start over are "dangerous" and "counterproductive," former Clinton Treasury Secretary Larry Summers told CNBC on Tuesday.
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"They should just bulldoze the whole thing and start over," he said, gazing at the rows of collapsed buildings with their contents strewn across the upturned streets.
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Look, if you were enslaved and oppressed for 400 years, then you have to reset the clock to start over, to actually overcome what happened to you.
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A bipartisan group of 10 governors urged senators in a letter on Wednesday to start over and use a drafting process that includes governors from both parties.
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And then, things start over: Dolores wakes up smiling in her bed again, as if she hadn't been brutally assaulted and had her lover and father murdered.
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The problem is that if anything goes wrong in the middle of a string of calls, the system can break down and typically has to start over.
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ZTO's U.S. listing is a head start over rivals in the world's largest express delivery market because it gives the company faster access to cash to expand.
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"It would be very disruptive to stop where we are and start over," Kendall said, adding that he expected to continue carrying out high-level quarterly reviews.
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To save face, the social network should dismantle its News Feed and start over with something that either treats media differently or doesn't allow it at all.
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The museum was left without a permanent facility, relegated to a small 40,000-square-foot space at Willow Run Airport and forced to start over from scratch.
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But you can't: the only way to get a new base look is to delete your character—and all of the progress you've made—and start over.
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The Moon enters Gemini at 8:15 AM, and there's a new moon in Gemini at 3:44 PM. New moons are brilliant times to start over.
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If new occupants of the Oval Office felt free to cancel existing agreements and start over, US capacity to solve problems diplomatically would grind to a halt.
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The Good Place plays with time and structure like no other comedy on television; it is not afraid to tear apart its own premise and start over.
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After that first day of Eid, however, many nutrition experts consider the end of Ramadan to be a chance to start over and make better dietary decisions.
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"I thought it was the material and that I would have to start over — it felt like we were getting yelled at by this guy," he said.
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"To tear it up and start over again, pushing our country back into that kind of a contentious debate, I think is the wrong direction," she said.
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To me, as we learn, we can regress—we can blow ourselves up and start over and learn that shit again—but people have done it before.
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"When I was 32 years old, I purged myself of my old art, burned it all, then moved out of Michigan to start over," says the artist.
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Each time you catch your mind wandering during the counting — and it absolutely will — bring your attention back to your breathing, and start over again on one.
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The name of the company is Surinamese of "start over again," the idea being that the company was making a modern payments platform for the digital age.
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"I believe you should get rid of it, start over, reimagine it and build something that actually works," Ms. Gillibrand, Democrat of New York, said on CNN.
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Rosier got the start over N'Kosi Perry, who had a rocky season and faced heat for two questionable Snapchat posts, and the decision was quickly second-guessed.
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To attenuate that, the bureau sent in a "clean team," whose agents did not know what the detainees had previously said, to start over with questioning them.
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Diplomats who follow the agency say he had a head-start over the others, which he has used to gain the support of Argentina's regional rival Brazil.
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But shortly into her journey to Tucson, Arizona, where she hopes to start over, a stranger leaves her with a Native American toddler with a traumatic past.
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Ohio and Illinois regulators say they have been having discussions with insurers to encourage them to honor the old deductibles and not to make enrollees start over.
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He and Ms Harris tussled at the start over the wisdom of Medicare for All, as the idea of a single-payer health-care system is known.
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When the entire world's economic order is as closely intertwined as it is, is it even possible to burn the system to the ground and start over?
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Heritage Action, the political arm of the Heritage Foundation, released a statement from its CEO, Michael A. Needham, that essentially called on House Republicans to start over.
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That would leave only Matt Harrison — an injured starter acquired from Texas to offset some of Hamels's salary — on the payroll, freeing MacPhail and Klentak to start over.
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It let you feel free to explore, smashing and swiping on the screen, because if it all went haywire you could quickly undo it all and start over.
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The trick for him is he's playing great, now he's just got to rest, relax and start over tomorrow from scratch and go play three more good rounds.
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After that, Republicans would need 60 votes — which would include at least eight Democrats — to pass the bill through the Senate, or they'll have to start over completely.
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The Orlando Magic are searching for the form, on both ends of the court, that led to a strong start over the first two months of the season.
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Joy's brother and former business partner Ward has joined Narcotics Anonymous and feels like he needs Joy's forgiveness to move forward, but she just wants to start over.
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We're grateful that someone — several someones, actually — did just that, but we also sometimes wish we could wipe our collective memories, start over, and do it all again.
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Blach is making his second major-league start and fourth overall appearance as manager Bruce Bochy tabbed him to start over right-hander Albert Suarez (3-53, 4.29).
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Seeing Joe's relationship with Mr. Mooney (clearly meant to evoke Paco/Joe vibes) warms Beck to her beau even more, and they go home ready to start over.
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Kardashian admitted she held out hope for the future of their relationship, but said they would need to start over fresh if something were to happen between them.
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Depending on what the CBO says, the House might have to change the American Health Care Act and pass it again or even start over, according to Bloomberg.
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REGAN: So, Senator, what do you say to those Democrats out there that are saying we need to get rid of ICE, that we need to start over?
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But his position makes more sense if you assume Thiel has become so pessimistic about American government that he wants to blow up the system and start over.
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" On NAFTA: "Mexico is not happy... but we've got to renegotiate this deal and if we cant we'll terminate it and start over again with a real deal.
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If Trump tries to tear up that trade pact with the EU and start over, there will be a cataclysmic economic collapse on both sides of the Atlantic.
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In 2016, TC will contain 23 cars – Pirelli World Challenge's largest class – and it of course has obliged the team to start over with a whole new package.
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Clinton's campaign get out the vote in California's primary on Tuesday, the spokeswoman said, hosting phone banks and door-to-door campaigns that would start over the weekend.
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Instead of looking forward to the next crisis and response, the legislature should scrap this effort and start over with the intent of avoiding the next crisis altogether.
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The company had a substantial head start over competitors like Microsoft, Oracle, and IBM, which were heavily invested in providing the federal government with software and data centers.
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That gives Ellington a bit of a head start over a crowded field of challengers in the battle to start opposite WR Torrey Smith during the regular season.
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This will erase all data from the Fitbit Surge, so you'll have to start over, but it might just save you from needing to buy a new Fitbit.
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If you have a terrible reaction to hookworm — which isn't uncommon — you might start over with smaller doses, and gradually introduce larvae over a longer period of time.
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At that point, she was told one of her loans was not eligible and that she would have to start over, Finlaw said on a call with reporters.
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The smoker makes the bees think that there's a problem, so they'll gorge on honey just in case they have to leave their hive and start over again.
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"Very, very few try to start over again," said Nancy Kalish, a former psychology professor at California State University, Sacramento, who has been studying divorced couples for decades.
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This means that even if you spent the last 10 years amassing coins and virtual items in Club Penguin you're going to have to start over again today.
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The pitch is simple: You're a little guy who picks up a cursed sword that causes you to die every 60 seconds and start over from your home.
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" Among other advice, this section tells the reader to "move quickly" when it comes to initiating sex and "if she resists, take a break and start over again.
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My parents made the bold decision years ago to leave family and paradise and sunshine and beach and culture and money to start over in a new place.
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A self-described proud Xer who could pass for old millennial, Lavigne-Delville got her start over a decade ago, deciphering her own generation for Creative Artists Agency.
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Recent news has highlighted one aspect of cost sharing in the United States that seems to make little sense: the notion of making it start over each year.
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For one, the federal government is currently tangled up in a massive, controversial lawsuit brought by Republican states to tear the entire law down and, presumably, start over.
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The phone lines were all analog, and each picture took around 10 minutes to send — if the line was interrupted for any reason, we'd have to start over.
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In her visit to Philadelphia, Ms. Lynch met with a group of men and women who told of the difficulties in trying to start over after leaving prison.
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While women face sexism at every stage in their career, it can be especially crushing to feel like you have to start over after years in the workforce.
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I'm jealous of my childhood self now when I remember that every fall we got to start over, as if our lives were getting a routine software upgrade.
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So Kim decided to start over; this time reinventing Coupang as an end-to-end shopping platform designed to manage the full customer journey from desktop to door.
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After coming out and having the support of her parents, Gia Fisher had the option to transfer to a new middle school to start over after her transition.
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As for my self-taught shooting technique, which even my son, Kavi, had described as "pretty ugly," Coach Macky decided we would have to start over from scratch.
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Business leaders, who bring prosperity rather than weapons, have a head start over governments, but they need to learn how to make the best use of their limited strengths.
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Rand Paul (R-KY) has argued in recent weeks that Republicans should start over and focus their repeal on provisions that every member of the conference can agree on.
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The classic NORAD Santa tracker got its start over 60 years ago, and also tallies the gifts delivered, time to Santa's next stop and where Santa was last seen.
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Trump's reelection effort is using its head start over Democrats' campaigns to lay "the groundwork for recruiting and training almost 2 million volunteers across the nation," the spokesperson said.
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Except now, it's able to start over with a mostly fresh slate, in what leaks have pointed to being Fortnite: chapter 2, a near-complete reboot of the game.
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Death means something in Dead Cells; when your character dies, you're forced to start over once again with the most basic loadout and at the beginning of the game.
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This is why so many shows, like AHS, have found a sweet spot in the anthology model – where they can essentially start over with a new storyline every time.
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"Over time I realized how unsatisfied I was with what I shot and kept trying to start over or repurpose what I had created into something else," he continues.
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It's not a proper triple axel if, upon approaching the pommel horse, you stop right before the spring pad, stare, mutter "You can do this, Domingo*" and start over.
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Michael didn't try to find out who he was this entire time after "some lady" told him to start over because he was in a whole lot of trouble.
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There are more than 660 Macy's stores in America, but CFO Karen Hoguet says that only 245 would be "critical" assets if the company were to start over today.
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The process of getting the lighting and composition just right takes days — sometimes so long that the flowers wilt, the fruit changes color and she has to start over.
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And then the three of us sat down, and I made my pitch, that they take the title and start over again, and they agreed to jump on board.
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"Many Americans see this bill more as an attempt by Republicans to gain a political victory and would rather see Congress scrap this plan and start over," Murray said.
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When Knick filed her claim in federal court, the district court and the Third Circuit Court of Appeals told her she would have to start over in state court.
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The judge replaced the juror, who had a long-planned vacation, and directed an alternate and the rest of the jury to essentially start over in deciding Menendez' fate.
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Even worse, if an EB-5 investor wants to try again and invest in another EB-5 project, the investor has to refile a new application and start over.
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Because you can start over when your character dies, there's the promise of endless free play, which could be a concern if your teen is really into the game.
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Halfway up the first flight he began counting the steps and then decided that he needed to go back to the bottom step and start over, properly, from one.
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"On the other hand, kids of higher-income parents may get a small break by getting to start over at the bottom of the trust tax brackets," he said.
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And they are showing no interest in Republicans' calls to start over and work on a bipartisan replacement to the law — a task that is practically all but impossible.
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Like everyone else who'd helped him start over, my family and I put our trust in him, and there were no signs that he would one day break it.
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The time spent in the middle is what you can control... I felt like I was back in this position where I was like, 'Oh, I can start over.
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Senator Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, the majority leader, told Bloomberg News this week, "It's no secret that we preferred to start over" to repeal and replace the health law.
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"If your kid is lucky enough to have a desk in the apartment, take everything off that desk, give it a good clean and start over," Ms. Viñas said.
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At least one corner of the action appeared to start over on Twitter with Todd Dillard, who provided the consummate template for channeling social rage into better health practices.
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If the White House switches hands, Democrats could have the opportunity to pull back the Trump rule and start over yet again — just like Trump did with Obama's rule.
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He was a graffitist of the air, seemingly beyond fear; one misstep and — but how lucky we are, that we can just erase our terrible words and start over.
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Synopsis: When an alcoholic relapses, causing him to lose his wife and his job, he holds a yard sale on his front lawn in an attempt to start over.
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Pence told lawmakers pointedly that Trump supports the legislation, and while he's open to making changes, he will not scrap it and start over, as some conservatives would prefer.
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You don't get to start over when you relocate to a new country with a different language, culture, and customs, even though that is exactly what you must do.
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If you've finished the campaign you won't lose anything, but if you're only part way through you'll have to start over from the first mission of that respective campaign.
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Daniel: It can be really hard to start over and reinvent yourself in college the way that many people used to because now your whole online presence trails along.
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Whether her ultimate choice to abandon her son is driven by the harsh conditions of the American immigration system or her personal desire to start over remains a mystery.
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On a personal scale, that's what hospitalization was to me, a quick shake of the Etch A Sketch to start over with a blank palette, me at the circular controls.
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They have lost faith in the idea of America as a refuge for the desperate, or a balm for the disinherited, or a place for the disenfranchised to start over.
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Ellison and his flock—he'd recruited young psychic casualties of the 1970s, damaged people trying to start over—were beginning to fracture over the polygamy, and the danger was real.
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You'll need to move slowly and cautiously, often with limited risk of perishing, but the death sounds can be so irritating you'll just want to give up and start over.
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Neil Portnow told reporters that although he wasn't sure why the British songstress halted her performance and asked to start over, he suspects she wanted the tribute to be impeccable.
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It's pretty empty as I sold everything and have to start over, but getting my old home and cat back again was a silver lining I was happy to receive.
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If you are someone who was formerly incarcerated, or if you know someone seeking to start over after incarceration, Divine lays out a playbook to go from incarceration to innovation.
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Below utilizes elements of roguelikes and procedural generation; when you die in the game, you have to start over from the beginning, and each time the island is slightly different.
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While Apple said the problem is now fixed for users just starting a download, those who began their download some time ago might want to scrap it and start over.
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Khan and Trump's relationship got off to a famously bumpy start over Khan's opposition to Trump's decision to bar from the US people from a list of mainly Muslim countries.
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If you die in an Uncharted game, you just start over from the last checkpoint—same as Crash Bandicoot, really—but there's no penalty, no lost life, no score deduction.
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No need to start over again, which, fun as it is, can be a bit daunting when you realize how much time you've put into the game to start with.
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Your enemies will fight back with attacks, buffs, and debuffs of their own, and if they manage to drop your HP to 0, that's the game, time to start over.
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" On Sunday, he called comedian Michelle Wolf -- who ripped into Trump and his aides on national television -- "filthy" and suggested that the organization "put Dinner to rest, or start over!
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Consumers could have to start over on reaching their deductibles in a new plan, meaning any out-of-pocket payments they made toward the old plans would no longer count.
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The Bahamas will rebuild, but as one resident told The New York Times, "It's like we just need to be rescued and put on another island to start over again."
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Lots of cooks have suggestions for grilled chicken breast success; some start over very hot coals but finish over indirect heat, while some claim success cooking at full blast throughout.
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I'd wake up in the morning and realize that what I had written sounded shrill, sometimes crazy and way too upset, and I'd tear it up and start over again.
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"If we didn't like the way H.R. was investigating these complaints, we told them and made them start over," said Mr. Galland, the chairman of the three-member monitor panel.
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There are 20 billion planets in our galaxy that might be habitable, and lots of them have had a multi-billion year head start over Earth to produce intelligent life.
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When a field is run like that, unless you are also prepared to start over (which the Chinese do not seem to be), you by definition are following, not leading.
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"It's just like football… We need to go back to where we started and start over again," to make sure we're secure in the fundamentals of our ideals, he added.
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On the left it's between those who believe the only realistic path is to reform existing structures and those who think they are so broken we need to start over.
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But if you get into that room and it's missing things like a blood pressure cuff, which she shared happens often, you have to take everything off and start over.
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Burton showed me the homes she has set up, and the women in them are a reminder of how difficult it can be to start over after years in prison.
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House and Senate conservatives, along with their allied outside groups, are rebelling against the American Health Care Act, with some calling on leaders to scrap the plan and start over.
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But this isn't a movie, and I wasn't going to start over—I didn't have time, what with having a job and a family and TV shows to binge-watch.
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Soon after the Professional Air Traffic Controllers Organization strike in 1981, Pardlo's father was fired for participating and, struggling to start over, fell into addiction and squandered the family's money.
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Nonetheless, the exclusion of Cotton's four categories of offenses could hand ammunition to him and other hard-liners who want to see the bill's sponsors start over again next year.
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Both have the ultimate goal of making rockets reusable so you don't have to throw all the materials away and start over every time you want to go to space.
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Indeed, the ability to start over is one of the principles on which America was founded — but apparently, that's a worldview that Iranian, Syrian, Iraqi and Sudanese citizens aren't entitled to.
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Naturally, Tom starts feeling her up and tells her he wants to take her to Washington, where they can start over as a proper couple, his wife and kids be damned.
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A World of Three Zeros By Muhammad Yunus Can we innovatively nudge capitalism to evolve toward something healthier and more just, without having to tear it down and start over again?
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And the answer shouldn&apost be to now try to extend that licensing and regulation to the entire new field, but rather to start over and deregulate and let competition work.
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If one wins, one must also be able to lose... If I could start over, I would do my best to eliminate subjectivity, and write for the good of the people.
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" (Hartwig's book Food Freedom Forever is entirely devoted to the subject.) "It's a three-part process: reset your body, enjoy food freedom, and acknowledge when you are slipping; then, start over.
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At age 12, my family was given the privilege to leave life in the camp to start over in the United States, a blessing for which I will forever be grateful.
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Mondale was able to greatly enhance the budgetary and professional resources available to the vice presidency so that the next person who held that office would not have to start over.
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They are focused on smaller dreams, like scraping together a few million dollars to knock down hundreds of abandoned buildings, which might clear the way for the city to start over.
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"The plans that cover individuals could have to pull out of the markets and start over," says Justine Handelman, senior vice president for policy at the Blue Cross Blue Shield Association.
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" In another ad, a mother warns against "new government-controlled health insurance systems politicians are pushing," saying "it's time to build on what's working and fix what's broken, not start over.
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But Netflix has a huge head start over its rivals, which propelled the stock to a more than 4,000% return last decade, topping all other members of the S&P 500.
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"I've heard a couple of potential buyers talk about trying to get a demolition exception and not save the existing house and just tear it down and start over," he said.
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It tells the story of a woman who leaves her intensely violent husband and attempts to start over in a new place, with a policeman hell-bent on tracking her down.
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Hicks originally started on the wall in late July but had to start over because a heavy rainstorm, combined with scorching summer heat, warped the second 70' layer of the mural.
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Musicians love to talk about the time they've set aside to figure things out and start over but those are often for soundbites, not really true moments of reflection and renewal.
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The MCU could've hit the reset button after Endgame, as superhero comics so often do to avoid over-complicated universes and to start over with new stories about the same old characters.
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Terashi brushed off the risk that Toyota could lose this edge by offering its hybrid technology to other automakers, arguing that it held a crucial, 20-year head start over its rivals.
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A builder's mentality helps us approach big, hard-to-solve opportunities with a humble conviction that success can come through iteration: invent, launch, reinvent, relaunch, start over, rinse, repeat, again and again.
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This real desire to start over contradicts Casey's mention of self-enforced ethnic segregation by minorities—the lack of social mobility seems to hold them back from engagement with British society, too.
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"A huge fear we have is that other young professionals and entrepreneurs are going to leave Puerto Rico because it would be easier to leave everything behind and start over," says Foster.
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That could explain the appeal of a candidate who is not only intent on upsetting the political system, but has at times seemed bent on breaking it down to start over again.
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Using Molotov, you can watch live TV, start over from the beginning of a live show, play on-demand videos and bookmark your favorite content to store it in your cloud DVR.
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"This was my chance to start over as if no one was watching," Hayes says at his Nashville home, sitting in his living room amid the recording equipment that captured the music.
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At that point, Kingdoms and Castles is mostly about watching your village work as it lays waste to waves of attackers, and it's probably time to start over on a new map.
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"There was some initial disdain for Kingfisher's turnaround plan but today's results confirm the company has gotten a head start over its rival Homebase," said Jasper Lawler, market analyst at CMC Markets.
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The only way to fight back, Newport argues in his new book "Digital Minimalism: Choosing a Focused Life in a Noisy World," is to rethink your entire digital life and start over.
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Absolutely. When you start over, you have the luxury of all the past learnings and technologies of today, but with none of the overhead, giving you the opportunity to design something special.
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Y., said that "rather than pushing a partisan bill that cuts taxes for the rich and slashes Medicaid," Republicans should "start over" and "work with Democrats" to improve the health-care system.
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Only "vetted U.S. citizens" were supposed to work on the project, and as a result, the F.C.C. forced the firm to scrap the extensive computer work it had done and start over.
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I think my primary motivation was to keep advancing in my professional career because I didn't want to get back to the US after my playing career and have to start over.
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There are highlights of jet-setting, yes (sunbathing on a boat in Greece), but also odes to vulnerability (an F. Scott Fitzgerald passage about how it's never too late to start over).
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He limited the Giants to a run and two hits to record his fourth quality start over a span of seven outings, all after producing just two through his first 26 appearances.
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"The answer is to give the FTC the power and resources it needs, not to start over from scratch," said Jessica Rich, a former director of the FTC's Bureau of Consumer Protection.
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Others claim the New START agreement is out of date or, as the Trump administration proposes, that we should scrap it and start over with a new agreement that would include China.
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However, Broncos coach Vic Fangio stopped short of saying Lock definitely will start over Brandon Allen, who has started Denver's last three games after a season-ending neck injury to Joe Flacco.
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When he's not at the clinic with Falastine, Mohamed has been looking for odd jobs, including strenuous stone-breaking, to support his family until they can return to their farm and start over.
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So this time the company decided to start over and make things right for Android O. Fast Company has a behind-the-scenes look at the redesign process, which apparently took 18 months.
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The success of this family seemed unbroken by time and cemented in place, layers upon layers of shared past, never having to start over from scratch even as borders shifted and flags changed.
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Luckily, there's at least one feature designed for new players: a magical device lets you rewind battles when you make a poor decision, giving you another chance without having to start over again.
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And even if Facebook eventually blocks those ads and bans the account, an ad launderer can move to another rented account and start over — without Facebook or anyone else knowing who they are.
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Instead of the memorable banter of Mass Effect or Dragon Age, Far Cry 22016's NPCs slip over and over again into the same dialog routines, sometimes even interrupting themselves to start over.
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While you can go back to day 1 and start over all over again or see days you've already finished, you can't really go back to, say, day 5 and go from there.
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Late on Tuesday, old and overheated vote counting machines in Palm Beach forced election officials there to start over their count of early vote ballots, erasing more than a day's worth of work.
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Her argument — that we should build on ObamaCare rather than start over — is the kind of inside-the-Beltway rationalization that works well with people who are not in trouble or in pain.
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For those that are not familiar, Sisyphus was sentenced to an eternity of pushing a boulder up a hill, only to have it roll back down each time, forcing him to start over.
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"We are confident that the American Health Care Act, with their help, will be on the president's desk and we will start over with a new future for healthcare in America," he said.
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In those handful of years, his goal was nothing less than the regeneration of art as a force in contemporary life — to jettison its past, strip it down to zero, and start over.
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My grandfather, who was a city judge and a respected figure in the community, decided to ship my father off to Germany so he could start over and create a life for himself.
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The group, which has opposed the bill from the start, emerged from a meeting in Washington on Wednesday with a blunt message for President Trump and Speaker Paul Ryan: "Start over" on Trumpcare.
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But I can never hold more than a couple of furnishings before having to start over… The room rematerializes, but with slight variations in dimension and in the objects arrayed across the space.
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Hoke's personal stake in the company comes from her own rise and fall: She had been a successful venture capitalist but several years ago, she lost her job and had to start over.
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And the editor said, "You're a comic now, and you don't perform like it's a pity party," so she made us kind of start over and I tried to tell it with humor.
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Aid workers also say the government's rhetoric and actions have created a hidden, incredibly vulnerable population of hurricane survivors who are too afraid to get help or necessary to help them start over.
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And I think it&aposs time that we clean house and that we start over and make sure that we return them to the position of honor that most Americans, including myself, hold them.
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Y.: We should protect families that need our help and that is not what ICE is doing today and that&aposs why I believe you should get rid of it, start over, reimagine it.
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Flights are due to start on July 17 between Vienna and Palma and Vienna to London Gatwick, before new routes to other destinations such as Barcelona, Malaga and Paris start over the following month.
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LHP Wei-Yin Chen had a miserable debut for the Marlins, who signed him during the winter to a five-year, $80 million contract, then gave him the Opening Day start over Jose Fernandez.
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She usually reserves writing software for school essays, and she's already graduated, but today, she's making an exception, writing a long note in the only to delete it every few minutes to start over.
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Trump's clear victory and the almost equally as surprising GOP retention of the Congress have provided a deeply divided Republican Party with the perfect chance to start over with Ryan in a prominent role.
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It's often depicted as a place where people can start over, but Pedreira's book has a very different view: one where the Moon's inhabitants simply can't escape from the Earth's ideological and political machinations.
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I spent six years on a show where if you mess up during your performance, the director yells "CUT" and you get to just start over from the beginning with a few minor adjustments.
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Hit by the worst flooding in living memory, he and thousands of other farmers along the Missouri River will each require hundreds of thousands of dollars in disaster funds or loans to start over.
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On one hand, it is difficult to leave behind a familiar place that is so much a part of your identity to start over in a foreign place that offers little to no opportunity.
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When you're basing 10 episodes or more of television on a stand-alone two-hour movie, it might be best to heed the lesson of "Fargo": Throw out the whole story and start over.
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Yeah, it was terrible for the crew that was with us, because every time we messed up or flubbed and had to start over, that was another 30 minutes that they couldn't eat anything.
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You know, if you want to remember the time you lost all your lives on a boss and had to start over again, with an 8-year-old's sense of justice about the world.
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And the same goes for any other potential candidates who currently hold federal office and have funds available in their principal campaign committees, giving them a head start over some of their potential opponents.
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If you do not have a lot of custom words you have saved and want to start over so the auto-correction tool learns new words from scratch, you can dump the old dictionary.
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This interaction advances the story and shapes its outcome, but the arrows are unmarked, rendering the choice arbitrary—you can choose to move forward or start over, but the rest is a crap shoot.
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When it's time to relocate, it's often more convenient to toss your decaying armchair or banged-up bookcase and start over from scratch than pay to move a large item to a new home.
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Later, in a tribute to George Michael, she started to sing his song "Fastlove" but stopped it abruptly, cursing into the microphone and apologizing that she needed to start over to get it right.
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Part of the criticism was centered around the fact that actor and producer Lin-Manuel Miranda timed the premiere of an original-cast run of his hit Broadway musical to start over the weekend.
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However, as Mashable reported, Tinder users who want to get Facebook out of their love lives will have to start over with a new account if they want to register with a phone number.
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On the other hand, the fantasy fit perfectly with my line of thinking—the world was ending, I was tapped to start over with a fresh new society—a revolution and an apocalypse in one.
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As demand for VA services ranging from mental health care to the post-9/11 GI Bill continues to grow and change rapidly, this is no time to throw it all out and start over.
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Pennsylvania had to throw out its district maps and start over again for the 2018 election; North Carolina was recently ordered to redraw its maps, but will use the existing maps for the 2018 vote.
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For people who are new to the game or haven't gotten all the tricks down yet, it's a great way to practice building structures without of fear of getting killed and needing to start over.
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Thor's response to this revelation is to destroy Asgard and start over, and for a whole four months it was one of the most radical sentiments ever put forward by one of these cinematic universes.
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As people start trickling back into area deemed safe again, for the unlucky, having to start over will be especially difficult for undocumented immigrants since they will likely not be eligible for federal emergency funding.
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Unlike a customer-facing payment app like Apple Pay, Adyen (Surinamese for "start over again") works directly with merchants to give them a single-payment platform that can work in different regions around the world.
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But when you decide you want to start over and go back to your List or start a new search, you have to click, click, click on the remote to move back to those options.
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Tom Cotton, a Republican from Arkansas, also urged GOP leaders in the House of Representatives to slow down in their replacement effort, and "start over" on their bill, known as the American Health Care Act.
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"I believe that [Immigration and Customs Enforcement] has become a deportation force … and that&aposs why I believe you should get rid of it, start over, reimagine it and build something that actually works," Sen.
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Though this label was a team effort from the start, over the years it was Stanley's part stubborn, part nepotistic and full DIY attitude that kept the label running and consistently ahead of the curve.
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If a design flaw causes the organization's operating software to behave in an unexpected and undesirable way, there might be no way to fix the problem other than to liquidate the organization and start over.
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The pair got their start over five years ago shooting parody and comedic films that drew on their geeky interests, as well as short, straight-up genre films like The Shot and Bits and Pieces.
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And we didn't see ourselves as wanting to start over again, and we didn't trust the new people that were coming in, because obviously the EPA is removing our leadership because they don't trust them.
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I finally got to a place where if I'm going to do it again as an independent artist and I'm going to put all my own money into it, I might as well start over.
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McCain, who is battling an aggressive form of brain cancer, has been railing against the very process for weeks, urging Republicans to start over with a bipartisan approach and hold plenty of hearings and debates.
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Last January, Mr. Cuomo abruptly announced that he was starting over and requested proposals for both the post office building and Penn Station, although the original developers had a major head start over any rivals.
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"The calls really are to take a rogue agency and completely get rid of it and start over — nobody's saying 'Don't have the functions that are necessary for the enforcement of immigration laws,' " she said.
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But if we repeal it, as Donald has proposed, and start over again, all of those benefits I just mentioned are lost to everybody, not just people who get their health insurance on the exchange.
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Speaking to reporters outside a Freedom Caucus meeting after a White House meeting, the group called on leaders to start over on ObamaCare, saying the replacement bill does not have the votes to pass Thursday.
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On second thought, it may be time to delete all your apps and start over using only apps that respect your privacy and that have sustainable business models that don't rely on monetizing your data.
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This makes them at once an all-purpose metaphor for how it's sometimes tempting to tear down the world and start over again and examples of the very storytelling tropes they're supposed to be subverting.
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At the same time, I have four months of paid sick leave built up, and it's hard to walk away from that and start over knowing that a baby is in the two-year plan.
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One of Universal's artists will walk you through how to draw Po.Instead of just having paper and pencils, Universal laid out pretty sturdy drawing folders holding multiple papers in case you needed to start over.
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We should build on what's working and fix what's broken not start over with a one-size-fits-all government health insurance system that increases costs and threatens access to care for millions of Americans.
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It included a place to start over, in what is now Oklahoma, and a system of health care, which is now the largest tribal health care system in the country and successful despite funding challenges.
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The only difference between me and other young Palestinians living in Gaza, or the West Bank, or the many refugee camps, is that my family was lucky enough to rebuild their lives and start over.
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He hadn't unveiled his "Bonfire of the Vanities" collection yet, but if he had I would have been thinking of it: sometimes you have to burn it all down and start over with everything. ♦
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I had been using the same ad-riddled, ultra-pink app since I bought my first smartphone in 2014, and now I was going to have to delete all of its learnings and start over.
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Yet even though my boss and I didn't quite get off to the right start, over the years I grew to respect him and see him more as a person and less as a badge.
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It's a big, difficult job in which mistakes can have catastrophic consequences for the lives of millions of people, and where you don't get to declare bankruptcy and start over again if you mess up.
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In an effort to start over after my fledgling matrimony ended, I took a job in San Francisco and moved across the country, leaving Queens, NY, where I'd lived all my life, for the first time.
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In fact, Lara is so radically different that I'm compelled to think the Billions writers' room tore up the scripts for the past two seasons, and decided to start over without anyone noticing (but we're noticing).
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Story at a glance Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg said she believes the U.S. should start over with the Equal Rights Amendment (ERA) ratification process, as the constitutional amendment has passed a decades-long deadline.
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Still, for players that have sunk hundreds and sometimes even thousands of hours into building out a huge collection of gear, it will be a bittersweet moment to walk away from it all and start over.
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If a woman gets paid out by a company, let's say $50,000, she can start over or go live somewhere else, but she'll be carrying all that stuff within her that tells her she's not worthy.
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You'll fight your way through dungeons in a world that's full of side-scrolling pixel art, but don't spend too much time staring, because whenever you die you'll be forced to start over from the beginning.
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I've found the quickest and easiest fix is to disable / re-enable HDR in Windows 10, but when this method falls, my only option is to reset the monitor via the OSD and completely start over.
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And most Americans prefer the GOP abandon ship on their current proposal, with 39 percent saying lawmakers should scrap the current plan and start over and 24 percent saying the tax system should be left alone.
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Kammie is desperate to start over in a new school where no one knows who she is or how she ended up in Nowheresville, and sees a friendship with the popular girls as her big chance.
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The whole point was to separate the people who hadn't been exposed to Satyr, quarantine them from the rest of us ruined Earthlings and send you out somewhere far away, to start over for us all.
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As we previously reported, Lauletta -- who many believe should get a shot to start over Eli Manning -- was pulled over on his way to practice last Tuesday after cops say he was driving like a maniac.
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"I know Senator Sanders cares about covering more people, as I do, but rather build on the progress that has been made, he wants to start over from scratch with a whole new system," she said.
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Sheltering in camps or in the homes of friends and relatives, they are struggling to start over in dire conditions as Idlib becomes ever more crowded with people displaced from Damascus, Homs, and most recently Aleppo.
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She got off to a lightning quick start over the first 100 metres and flew around the track and although Lee started quicker than her rival, she could not maintain her momentum on the back straight.
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If the Energy Department and FERC are serious about exploring ways to upgrade our national grid, they need to resolve to start over and embrace a process that engages all stakeholders, including consumers, from the beginning.
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But Marc Edwards, a civil engineering professor at Virginia Tech, said that a long period of flushing would have skewed the results significantly and that the city should throw out the test results and start over.
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With roughly 90 percent of Americans already covered and millions more eligible for coverage under our current system, lawmakers should instead work together to build on what is working and fix what isn't – not start over.
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They've decided to take the unavoidable ethics hit that comes with telling Griffin he was a "a lifelong Clipper" last summer, and then trading him away a half-season later for the opportunity to start over.
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Among them, Austin Evers, the executive director of American Oversight, a nonpartisan watchdog group, said in a statement that the rules remained unclear and called on the office to withdraw all the guidance and start over.
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Generation after generation, he said, immigrants have arrived in Britain in need of "a safe place to start over again" — just like Alexander Hamilton in the American colonies, an ocean away and all those years ago.
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Yahoo spent so much time devising its original plan to spin off the stake in a tax-free transaction that the Internal Revenue Service changed its views on such deals, forcing the company to start over.
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Regardless of where you fall on the political spectrum, common sense dictates that just because something isn't perfect, doesn't mean you have to throw it out and start over — in fact we risk making things worse.
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The ongoing Derrick Rose renaissance and the fun development of the league's youngest player, Sekou Doumbouya, cannot mask the reality that the Pistons, to their credit, have begun to embrace: It's time to start over. 30.
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"You can't just wipe out the existing system and start over," said Joe Kutzin, who leads the health care financing team at the World Health Organization, working on establishing universal systems of care around the globe.
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Despite having to start over from scratch, the chapter began a new petition and once again successfully collected the mandatory number of signatures needed to force a recall vote, and the RWA finally accepted the petition.
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He was repeatedly shifted between different prosecutors and public defenders, causing the attorneys to have to start over, his mother adds, and sometimes officials didn't even show up to his pretrial hearings, prolonging things still further.
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"Most health facilities were destroyed by the war - Liberia had to start over from scratch," said IRC country director Aitor Sanchez-Lacomba, adding that reconstruction of infrastructure and implementation of basic health services only began in 2010.
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The winner gets to continue, and the loser goes back to the end of the line while their side has to start over from the beginning and try to stop the other team from reaching the end.
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After getting off to a solid start over his first seven outings, second-leading scorer Tyler Hagedorn (103 points, 5.1 rebounds) has totaled 10 points over his last two games on 3-for-13 from the floor.
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Of his own personal journey out of the darkness of drug addiction, John said it was through meeting Ryan White, a young boy living with AIDS, that Elton was inspired to pick himself up and start over.
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Or they end practically before they've begun, as I realize I've misplayed a map and should just start over, because clawing my way back into contention seems either impossible of just so frustrating as to be pointless.
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Right when the movie could go full steam ahead with the sisters' compelling story, of them trying to start over, it brings in Detective Hallett (Aidan Quinn) to investigate Jimmy's death and sweep Sally off her feet.
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There were boos from the crowd at that reminder, that the party establishment has strongly favoured Mrs Clinton from the start over Mr Sanders, a self-described democratic socialist who sits as an independent senator for Vermont.
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"The results should be thrown into the garbage, and the city should start over," said Marc Edwards, a civil engineering professor at Virginia Tech who helped uncover dangerously high lead levels in the water in Flint, Mich.
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Given the head-spinning series of developments Monday — coupled with a lack of financial guidance for this year — Ms. Koffler, who rates the stock neutral, said investors should rethink the company's previously optimistic statements and start over.
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It was very focused, and having the studio to record and produce and do the whole thing and then have time to say, "No, this is wrong," and strip it back down to nothing and start over.
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According to Drew there is, and involves some fists, 'cause he told our guy the two men need to just kick the crap out of each other, get all the bad vibes out, and then start over.
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Zuckerberg told viewers that he initially built the social network because he wanted to bring people at his college together, and if he had to start over today, he'd still be working on connecting people around the world.
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The only interruptions are Langella coughing a little too hard in character to continue and Rhys accidentally looking straight at the camera — an immediate cause to start over, since characters aren't supposed to know the camera's there anyway.
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"At some point, the base of the party just wants to burn the house down and start over," said the influential conservative blogger above, Erick Erickson, who hired security guards after he was threatened for criticizing Mr. Trump.
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"We knew from the beginning that we wanted to completely gut the bathroom and start over fresh, so we wanted to get it torn apart as quickly as possible so we could start working on it," Monroe said.
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Mr. Joseph traveled to Port-au-Prince, the national capital, after the storm to ask investors to keep supporting the coffee planters and bean farmers of the region as they tried to restore their land and start over.
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Animals are mostly artificial, symbols of a natural world that has been lost to industrial blight, and healthy humans have decamped from the planet to unseen off-world colonies staffed by plentiful robot labor, hoping to start over.
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Now Alderson will start over with Callaway, who will give the Mets a new perspective as they try to deal with their vexing pitching problems, many of which have involved physical setbacks to young pitchers with considerable talent.
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As CNBC notes, the current heads of both the FTC's and the DOJ's antitrust division have said that if they were to start over, it would probably be a good idea to put antitrust enforcement under one umbrella.
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The Astros previously had announced the 31-year-old would be moving to the bullpen after producing only one quality start over his previous eight outings before injuries to Charlie Morton and Joe Musgrove forced the club's hand.
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William Johnson of the American Freedom Party even wrote Mr. Spencer a letter accusing him of squandering what might have been a "start-over moniker" — a gentler term that didn't invite immediate dismissal — for his fellow white nationalists.
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WATCH: Mandy Moore Opens Up About Building a Home with Boyfriend Taylor Goldsmith: I'm Ready To Start Over This summer, Moore celebrated her two-year dating anniversary with Goldsmith, who is a member of the indie rock band, Dawes.
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ORLANDO – Carmen 'Millie' Santiago arrived in Florida with her husband and two children after Hurricane Maria took everything – destroying her home and the child care center where she worked, forcing the family to leave Puerto Rico and start over.
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With so many PlayStation 23s in homes already—the company's shipped more than 24 million of the consoles to date—this gives PS VR a head start over its rivals, foremost among them the Oculus Rift and HTC Vive.
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"I believe that [Immigration and Customs Enforcement] has become a deportation force … and that&aposs why I believe you should get rid of it, start over, reimagine it and build something that actually works," Gillibrand said in late June .
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If Democrats take the House on Tuesday, some industry lobbyists think the logjam could be broken by Senate Republicans, who may be more inclined to move ahead with a compromise bill than to start over with the new House.
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But he can't recognize the courage of people who survived literal war zones to come to a new country, start over with nothing, and keep going each day despite the contempt with which we're horrible enough to treat them.
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Having worked for House Democratic leaders and offered advice in the same Speaker's office Ryan now occupies, my advice to him today is simple: Cut your losses, withdraw the bill, start over, work with Democrats and do it right.
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While McCain, in a statement Monday night, called for Republicans to start over on their health care effort entirely, it's worth noting that McConnell appears to be willing to move forward on this strategy without his entire conference present.
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"House Republicans are offering a clean break with the past: a plan to repeal Obamacare and start over with real, patient-centered solutions – that puts patients and families and doctors in charge – not Washington, D.C." View the discussion thread.
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Dodgers LH Rich Hill (10-298, 22) Samardzija logged his eighth quality start over his last 211 outings in a losing cause last Friday against Arizona, allowing three runs on six hits while striking out seven across eight innings.
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Yet I watched all eight hours of Stranger Things within a 24-hour period, and when I was done, I found myself hankering to go back and start over from the very beginning, something that rarely happens to me.
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After buying her train ticket from Taconic Correctional Facility to Manhattan ($12.75); a MetroCard ($5); and two slices of pizza and a soda for her first meal of freedom in 16 years ($2.99), she had $20003 to start over.
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The wall labels provide insight into the stages of production and include quotations from Bontecou in which she expresses frustration and dissatisfaction with a completed print, prompting her to start over and attempt yet another representation of the void.
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Google is essentially asking gamers to start over from scratch when they come to Stadia — you have to build a new friends list and buy a new collection of games in exchange for having portable access to your games.
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Now that both the Democratic and Republican healthcare insurance plans have failed (or, in the case of Obamacare, about to fail), it is time for Congressional members of both parties to get together and start over at square one.
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A study released last month by the Natural Resources Defense Council found that homeowners had to wait an average of five years after a disaster to get their flood buyback money from FEMA, leaving many unable to start over.
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She leads a nonprofit helping people escape poverty and start over after prison, she's a powerful advocate for providing drug treatment and ending mass incarceration — and her life story is testimony to the human capacity for resilience and recovery.
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"They would break down in tears but they were the kind of tears you shed when you are over the past and ready to start over," said Halilovic, who will keep looking for a permanent home for the museum.
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"For an individual where all is lost and we have no vaccine records, we just start over," Jacobson said, explaining that vaccines are very safe and so if you already received a shot and get another one, that's not a problem.
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WATCH THIS: Mandy Moore Opens Up About Building a Home with Boyfriend Taylor Goldsmith: I'm Ready To Start Over "I'm trying to keep my bathroom and my house in general as clean as possible and as organized as possible," she says.
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Y.: We should protect families that need our help and that is not what ICE is doing today and that&aposs why I believe, you should get rid of it, start over, re-imagine it and build something that actually works.
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There are a few ideas being tossed around: Start over: Several premium publishers (CBS, ABC, Vox, etc.) are teaming up to create a private marketplace where they can recreate a cleaner version of the system through a non-profit called TrustX.
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This isn't fan service, like an all-girl Liberty X or Spice Girls constantly trying to cobble together enough members for it to still be Spice Girls until Geri gets pregnant again and ruins everything and they have to start over.
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That advice was wrong — and if I had followed it for the next 10 years and applied to the program, I would likely have been told that none of my payments qualified, and I would need to start over again.
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Two controversial pipeline proposals, Energy East and Trans Mountain, won't be forced to start over from scratch in the review process, but must undergo a greenhouse gas (GHG) test and wait until the government directly consults First Nations groups about them.
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WATCH THIS: Mandy Moore Opens Up About Building a Home with Boyfriend Taylor Goldsmith: I'm Ready To Start Over "I lived there for 15 years, and even though the house went through several iterations, it never felt wholly mine," she says.
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The old French political adage "on prend les mêmes et on recommence" (we reelect the same ones and start over again) may yet prove its longevity, although odds look better than even that the EU's leadership malpractice could be roundly sanctioned.
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In addition, marijuana research in Israel, which has been going on since the 1960s, has a head-start over America, where both the medical community and pharmaceutical companies are heavily restricted by laws which are only now being slowly reviewed.
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Four bills that could be signed into law over the next year carry the solutions to barriers that have prevented the United States' huge over-65 health program Medicare from reimbursing doctors' and medical visits, which often start over the phone.
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U.S. Senator Ted Cruz from Texas and U.S. Senator Marco Rubio say they would rip up the nuclear deal and start over, on the thinking that the United States would be able to persuade European allies to reimpose economic sanctions.
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He could go on drawing the fine little lines far into the night, and if one of his cats tipped over the inkpot—he let the cats sit on his desk and watch him work—he would patiently start over.
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Customers had spent years building all their applications on top of VMware technology; if those customers wanted to move to Amazon's cloud, there was an unmet need to help them do it without having to start over largely from scratch.
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Though this season of Keeping Up with the Kardashians has seen Kardashian admitting there might still be hope for the former couple to start over, most recently the star has been clear that she plans on moving forward with their divorce.
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" Rich Lowry, editor of the conservative National Review, wrote in an opinion piece Friday that "Republicans won't like it, but they should probably want to start over, for the sake of the integrity of their own nominating process, if nothing else.
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That is down significantly from the $54 million they had at the beginning of the quarter, but it will still give Mr. Trump a substantial head start over any of the prospective Democratic rivals expected to start campaigns after the midterms.
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Aside from the deaths of her children, Cersei never faced any real consequences for her actions — and if she had managed to escape with Jaime, she would've gotten a chance to start over, to finally get the family she always wanted.
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With trading activity expected to concentrate on one exchange, market sources say ICE plans to use clearing of the LBMA Gold Price auction, which it administers, to funnel business to its contracts and give it a head start over rivals.
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Some men picked up and left at word of mining jobs elsewhere, some went to work as linemen or truck drivers, and others, figuring they were too old or physically broken to start over, just dropped out of the labor force.
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"If I was Nike I'd be bringing in some new coaches and move on from this Oregon Project, because clearly it had principles not in line with clean sport and we have to just start over," Goucher told the BBC.
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Here, in four quotes from a transcript of Thursday's Democratic presidential debate, is the difference in the party, half of which wants to start over with Medicare for All and half of which wants to improve the Affordable Care Act.
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MORE (R-Ariz.) predicted in a dramatic floor speech after his return to the Senate following a brain cancer diagnosis that the entire effort was likely to fail, and that Republicans should start over with an open process and committee hearings.
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Reader beware, because there are: Now that Orange Is the New Black has gone for broke in its fifth season, it's time for the show to admit there's no fixing what it's done with Litchfield — and to start over from scratch.
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Seven years ago, the people of Cherán — a town of some 20,000 inhabitants in the highlands of Michoacán, one of the Mexican states worst-affected by the drug wars of the last decade — decided it was time to start over.
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"Well, you know, the thing about it is the fact that it is a tough cut but at some point I feel like I need just to kind of start over again, kind of get something fresh, you know," Evans said.
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WATCH: Mandy Moore Opens Up About Building a Home with Boyfriend Taylor Goldsmith: I'm Ready To Start Over Last week, Moore opened up about moving into a renovated home with her beau, who is a member of the indie rock band, Dawes.
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