"Starting over would be, I think, a sin," Biden said.
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But SaaStr founder Jason Lemkin makes starting over look easy.
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After all, del Vizo said, starting over would require money.
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"It's invigorating to know I am starting over," she said.
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Duvall offers an example of why they are starting over.
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"It's invigorating to know I am starting over," she says.
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"It's sort of like starting over from scratch," Thomas said.
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It was terrifying to consider the possibility of starting over.
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Riots are starting over migrants in Vienna and in London.
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Now the woman is on her own, unbound, starting over.
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There were also former lifetime members who were starting over.
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"We'll be starting over in many ways," Mr. Guidara said.
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Plenty of others talk about the excitement of starting over.
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But starting over is exactly what players shouldn't have done.
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For a blockbuster success like Branson, starting over would be risky.
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So that felt like we were starting over with this season.
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I told them I was a Gold Star wife, starting over.
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Because I hate taking off a deep lipstick and starting over!
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"Starting over makes no sense to me at all," Biden said.
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Ever thought about starting over in a new city, or country?
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A way of starting over, a mirror of a different size.
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Every watch has its price, and sometimes that means starting over.
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Risking further pain and fresh abandonment by starting over with us.
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Jansen felt uneasy about starting over, but he had little choice.
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It was a new school year, and everyone was starting over.
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Starting over again means you have to shut up and listen.
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And the thought of starting over with someone new is really scary.
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But, by starting over, you've missed an opportunity for learning a thing.
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It's tagline, "Starting over is not for beginners," doesn't make any sense.
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But here in America, it's almost like I'm starting over from scratch.
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I'm also confused as to why Rinne is starting over Tuukka Rask.
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"This might mean scrapping your resume completely and starting over," she said.
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For her, art was not about starting over or making a break.
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"I was fine starting over but it could get annoying," he admits.
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Kanye also debuted the new track "Water," which looks at starting over fresh.
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"It's scary starting over, but it's exciting at the same time," she says.
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New Orleans has the benefit of starting over with Williamson as a centerpiece.
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Go too slow, jump too far, run too fast, and you're starting over.
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He's starting over in a strange new place with limited contacts and resources.
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HAWAII – For the second time in four years, Doloryn Purfano is starting over.
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Mr. Carels knew a return to the fashion business would mean starting over.
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" Hillary Clinton said that Sanders's plan for universal healthcare amounted to "starting over.
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Exiting the app and starting over, however, seemed to get things working again.
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Starting over was not easy, and she has struggled in the years since.
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Day 63 — March 23: But Trump warned that he won't be starting over.
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He is not starting over; he is starting again — this time with experience.
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But for two important pitchers starting over, it might as well be February.
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Given multiple challenges, the idea of starting over appealed to the White House.
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The process of starting over in Europe is supposed to be fairly straightforward.
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"I often feel that I'm always starting over, in a way," he said.
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We are all in transition, getting older, starting over — and things always change.
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This will, however, create an entirely new profile, so you'll be starting over completely.
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"I don't like the idea of scrapping it and starting over again," Brandon said.
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E. and I are on a keto diet, with me recently starting over again.
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Her 2017 web series, Eighty-Sixed, was all about getting dumped and starting over.
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But most of all, it's about starting over, something Danler is well acquainted with.
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But there were a lot of financial and artistic risks involved in starting over.
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"We had to find a balance between re-styling and starting over," says Sandofsky.
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After the REM stage, the sleep cycle repeats, starting over with the first stage.
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President Trump has apparently scrapped his plan for tax reform and is starting over.
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To Texans who follow the college game, it's Chris Simms starting over Major Applewhite.
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It was starting over again after what seemed like the end of the world.
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I had so much energy—I felt reborn, like I was truly starting over.
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Adapting to the web means tossing out a lot of that and starting over.
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"It's unusual for people our age to feel we're starting over," Ms. Clark said.
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Starting over and tearing things up are always the most inspiring moments for me.
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"It gives them an opportunity to feel like, OK, we're starting over," he says.
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He's starting over, and it stings; but he can't help finding reasons for optimism.
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They don&apost really have time for you to be, like, starting over again.
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The most spectacular work in the show, called "Starting Over" (2016), is also the barest.
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We're rebooting and starting over and we're going to try and find the perfect guy.
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We're big fans of starting over every new year, but some things are just unrealistic.
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They cheers-ed to starting over, and Mauger and Bibiana have already sparked a romance.
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New Girl's entire plot was predicated on the idea of a young woman starting over.
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My teammate, who was starting over me, contracted walking pneumonia two days before the game.
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And the daunting implications of starting over, multiplied by thousands, are rippling through the state.
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"It was a radical change, almost like starting over," Mr. Shortz said in the interview.
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A few attempts to return and seven more children later, here I am starting over!
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Just one more meal, then they'll tear the house down and think about starting over.
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"I often feel that I'm always starting over, in a way," he says, on reflection.
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He thinks of throwing it away and starting over, or maybe just throwing it away.
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So this concept of starting over—which is what I did when I turned 30.
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Sometimes taking the plunge and starting over can be the best move of your life.
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"I am starting over completely and I am just trying to dig myself out," she said.
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I'm just constantly working on stuff and either perfecting or throwing it out or starting over.
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Now new honchos are starting over in assessing PREPA's needs, a repeat of past leadership transitions.
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Starting over on the Big Island had been her fantasy, and now she was living it.
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I'd like to think I'm a regular, but every time I arrive, it's like starting over.
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There is no rubbing out and starting over again: each structure is defined in its making.
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In truth, there are plenty of positives to starting over, many of which grow apparent with time.
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If the infrastructure is in place, why not build atop it, instead of starting over from scratch?
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She was starting over, renting a small apartment near her school, furnishing it on a shoestring budget.
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Some companies operating in Europe, such as Loadout, are shutting down or starting over rather than updating.
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For me, it's starting over, starting fresh and just having a lot of fun playing the game.
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So perhaps burning it all to the ground and starting over again wasn't such a bad move.
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"I wouldn't say there's not going to be any problems because you're starting over again," he said.
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We also wanted to work with Relapse again because starting over from scratch would've been really hard.
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The team is starting over — with Jerry West presiding over the rebuild — and it has no identity.
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He has only one, costly option now: sending Israeli voters back to the polls and starting over.
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"Ghazal" is fourteen fresh beginnings, fourteen attempts at starting over, each collapsing into the same dire close.
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"When I walked in here, I knew I was starting over, and I was scared," Retton said.
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Often they aren't, and firefighters spend weeks implementing these tactics repeatedly, starting over each time they fail.
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She's trying to figure it all out, and it's hopeful — there's hopefulness; it's starting over a little bit.
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Or when you have to cut off all of your hair because you're just like 'I'm starting over!
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"It was almost like starting over again," says Hollowell-Dhar of the transition between the Cataracs and KSHMR.
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As part of military life, Rodriguez and her husband moved often, which meant changing schools and starting over.
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"When I walked in here, I knew I was starting over, and I was scared," she told Farber.
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"No one, starting over, would design something like this," Bill Burns, a former Deputy Secretary of State, said.
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Roth has had three very distinct careers, each time starting over with zero experience in her new field.
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People have asked, 'Are you trying to say that you're starting over and the band is born again?
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The Christian organization Peace Catalyst International sponsors gatherings between churches and Muslim mosques, often starting over a meal.
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New Orleans has the benefit of starting over with presumptive No. 1 pick Zion Williamson as a centerpiece.
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The family escaped to Germany in 26 and resettled in St. Louis in 000 — starting over from nothing.
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Instead of starting over from scratch, Google Fiber decided to end service on April 15th of last year.
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If you were a superstar at your old job, starting over at a new gig can be tough.
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"There are so many unknowns, [but] it's invigorating to know I am starting over," Christina told PEOPLE in February.
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"Starting over would be, I think, a sin," Biden told CNN's Chris Cuomo in an interview broadcast Monday evening.
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He made a small fortune in the process of all this hustling, risk-taking, succeeding, failing and starting over.
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The raises included a 2% pay increase starting over the summer, followed by 1% increases in 2020 and 2021.
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Our Test Kitchen loves the reverse-sear method (starting over low heat and finishing with a super-hot sear).
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But it feels like she's starting over whenever there's a terrorist attack in the name of Islam, she says.
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Frustrated by all the patching they were doing to Siri, engineers reportedly batted around the idea of starting over.
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In past games, dying and respawning into the next zombie wave meant starting over with a basic, crappy pistol.
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Even a small slip-up during the 230 days erases your progress and mandates starting over at day one.
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To compete with Southwest, they'd need to play a much longer game — essentially burning everything down and starting over.
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"I feel like my life is starting over again," an emotional Johnson told reporters outside the prison in Aliceville.
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"It's a bit of a starting-over point at this point, for me and the company," Mr. Pearson said.
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If you messed up the first set of moves, it's fine; the game doesn't punish you for starting over.
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Rather than adjusting the markets, he proposes starting over with a new system for buying and selling health insurance.
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The Kings won it all in 2012 and 2014, but they are now in the process of starting over.
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" She added, "When he came back from Europe, he was fragile and empty and probably scared and starting over.
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Under the guise of starting over in Los Angeles, the narrator feeds information back to communist leaders in Vietnam.
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Job training, by contrast, makes the smaller-but-sunnier assurance that starting over is possible with help and time.
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Kirad is now starting over as a freshman at a public high school in Queens with a bilingual program.
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She posted the quote, "Starting over is the beautiful moment where you choose yourself first", with the caption, "Forever love".
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Perhaps there's something about the prospect of starting over, from scratch, that is appealing to residents looking for a home.
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"I think we&aposre all looking forward to getting home and starting over again," Milwaukee third baseman Travis Shaw said.
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There was no way, no other option for either of us than declaring bankruptcy and starting over doing something else.
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Many will find themselves essentially starting over, facing months or even years of rebuilding and seeking compensation for their losses.
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If the Keys referendum receives a "no" vote, Parry said, starting over in a new location would not be onerous.
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Do you think part of accepting failure and starting over is being able to laugh at yourself in the process?
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One Star: Our critic reviews Four Seasons, a restaurant that made history and is starting over at a new address.
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The Marlins, who scored more runs last season than the World Series-bound Los Angeles Dodgers, are starting over again.
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There's a feeling of having survived a series of ordeals, learned some lessons, and cut some ties before starting over.
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According to DeLay, replacement is a bad word; getting rid of the law and starting over is the only option.
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There has been talk — so much talk — of revamping the hall yet again, or razing the building and starting over.
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Mr. Daher and Ms. Ewy will be starting over yet again, but this time with the promise of a future.
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They're giving up the comfort of the familiar and taking the risk of starting over in a completely new environment.
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What's the point of my parents starting over in a new country, if I don't take advantage of my opportunities?
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Slowly but surely, they find their way out of the conundrum, without blowing up the script and starting over from scratch.
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Moments after she got out, Alice told reporters she was thankful and felt as if her life was starting over again.
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So LA is talking about scrapping the system and starting over, the first radical revamp since rail came back to town.
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And while starting over is scary in a different way, I'll take uncertainty over "Cupid Shuffle" any day of the week.
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But if anything, Mattingly seems energized by starting over again, vital for someone working with a young team at the margins.
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"They believe that the only sane response to an apocalypse is to provoke another, in hopes of starting over," Lilla writes.
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But don't you the run the risk, in starting over with a new regime again and again, of screwing things up?
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Strokes of the pen reveal a colorful background behind the black screen, and starting over is easy with the erase button.
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As a program note spells out, "de novo" refers both to starting over and to a retrial that includes new evidence.
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Parker, 24, was the No. 2 overall pick in the 2014 draft but will be starting over with his fourth team.
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"For me, it's about starting over and restrengthening myself so that I can get back out there and race again," she says.
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"There are so many unknowns, [but] it's invigorating to know I am starting over," Christina tells PEOPLE in this week's cover story.
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Safranek is attracted by the idea of starting over, leaving problems behind and doing one's bit for the planet in the process.
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"In spite of all that she was just so happy to be starting over with a guy like Andrew," the source said.
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"In spite of all that she was just so happy to be starting over with a guy like Andrew," the source says.
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"In spite of all that she was just so happy to be starting over with a guy like Andrew," the source remarked.
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"I think the post-apocalyptic genre represents a starting over, hitting the reset button," Dito Montiel, director Man Down, of the Dec.
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"In spite of all that she was just so happy to be starting over with a guy like Andrew," said the source.
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" He also said his parents, in their 70s, were living on retirement income, so starting over will be a "long, long road.
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You might not be in love anymore, but coexisting with your partner is easier than starting over to find a new one.
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But patients with complex health needs may have a hard time abandoning a hospital or doctor and starting over with new ones.
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In starting over, Ms. Mellon has kept her boho-scandalous aesthetic ("I can't take myself out of it") but reset her methodology.
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"It was a choice between starting over in the practice of law or trying something different," said Mr. Schwartz, who is 59.
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The agency said it had fixed technical glitches that caused the problem, deleted hundreds of millions of records and was starting over.
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The agency said it had fixed technical glitches that caused the problem, deleted hundreds of millions of records and was starting over.
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During his second run-through of a day where he, too, gets murdered before starting over, he meets up with Tree and Carter.
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The Samsung Galaxy Wearable app was down for several days starting over the weekend, with hundreds of users reporting login and update issues.
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In fact, in a shocking move, Nintendo has announced that it has rebooted the development of the game, essentially starting over from scratch.
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BIGGEST CELEBRITY BREAKUPS OF 2018 SO FAR The 53-year-old admitted to Closer Weekly Thursday that starting over is far from simple.
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She may be starting over, but it's never been more exciting to see where this sartorial superstar is going to take us next.
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The thing about starting over is that, compared to diving yet again into a tangle of apparently malformed code, it feels really good.
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But by Monday night, moderate Susan Collins (R-ME) and conservative Jerry Moran (R-KS) had called for starting over from scratch. Sen.
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Regardless of where you live, just about everyone dreams of getting away and starting over somewhere new at some point in their life.
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Trying to frame Sanders's "Medicare for All" alternative as "starting over," she pleaded for staying with ObamaCare rather than making a new departure.
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Stephanie's daughter Tori, who had begun dating Ty Cook from the class, went back to the Family Dollar, starting over as a cashier.
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Having recently left her husband, Alice Kinney (Reese Witherspoon) moves to Los Angeles with her two daughters in the hopes of starting over.
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Premier League Castoffs, Starting Over at Age 11 England's soccer machine discards preteen players, and their dreams, with ease and efficiency every year.
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In Salisbury, which has struggled to revive its commercial district after the March attack, many were shocked at the thought of starting over.
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The play's questions of gratitude and ingratitude, and its exploration of the equivocal meanings of starting over, no longer felt rote at all.
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Still, every day was like starting over at square one, and Ms. Sterner began negotiating with herself on how often she would complain.
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So, he decided to turn life on its head, and booked a one-way ticket to Australia with a dream of starting over.
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Buffett, the billionaire and iconic investor, says that, if he were starting over today, he would make the same choices and become an investor.
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One expletive later, Shelton announced he'd be starting over, and with that, he exited the stage, got re-introduced and had his do-over.
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Sometimes the dice don't go your way, and you lose regardless — but single games are swift enough that starting over is no big deal.
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What kind of opportunities did you get from starting over, in term of structuring your company, or bringing in new animation technologies or methods?
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I just don't think there's anything like that in comics right now, now that Marvel and DC keep scrapping their continuities and starting over.
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In fact, many feel they are at a disadvantage when it comes to finding work because they are starting over, a 2018 report found.
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Or maybe it's refreshing, like I'm starting over—I don't know what to do anymore, I have to start from scratch, like a baby.
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That's why Twist is starting over from scratch and taking a different approach by focusing on threads and borrowing some of Slack's best ideas.
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It turns out that where you spent your prison years determines how much help you get starting over, if you get any at all.
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With Medicare Advantage for All, we would be building on and improving the current system rather than blowing it all up and starting over.
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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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"There is no way I could have imagined I would be starting over at this point in my life," she said, then sighed deeply.
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For example, many feel they are at a disadvantage when it comes to finding work because they are starting over, a 2018 report found.
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McKinnon does have added value because of his use in the passing game, but not enough to warrant starting over Murray in standard leagues.
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Many dating and lifestyle consultants are divorced women who want to provide the kind of guidance they found lacking when they were starting over.
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President Trump is starting over with his tax plan, The Associated Press reported on Monday, getting rid of the proposal used during his campaign.
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Starting over means feeling special pressure to show up on time, do the job the right way and stay out of trouble, he said.
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When his own Episcopal parish, St. James' Church, sought his advice for a renovation, he suggested tearing down the church and starting over again.
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The city's latest plan to protect from future flooding called for burying the park under eight to 2300 feet of landfill, and starting over.
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Starting over, he moved into his own apartment and started climbing the ladder of success again with hits like Lost Boys and License to Drive.
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I decided to wash it out with Christophe Robin's Purifying Shampoo, which made my scalp feel like it was starting over with a fresh base.
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At the same time, while starting over might feel pretty good initially, you also won't be able to shake that nagging feeling that you bailed.
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" "I see it in the American who served his time, and dreams of starting over -- and the business owner who gives him that second chance.
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I see it in the American who served his time, and dreams of starting over — and the business owner who gives him that second chance.
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But it's easy to imagine how starting over opens the door for the credit bureaus to gain control over a new process and its results.
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Starting over, he now drives to pay expenses while he studies biochemistry at New York University, preparing for med school — ironically, to specialize in orthopedics.
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And as this show proved, Simons isn't afraid to shake up a legendary house's style DNA, in certain instances even totally starting over from scratch.
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In other words, the boulder was pushed back up the hill, only to roll right back down, and here we are once again, starting over.
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His 14-year-old daughter, Tania, a fan of Disney movies and hip-hop music, said she could not fathom starting over in El Salvador.
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Some Republican senators have suggested starting over, with parliamentary language in a new budget blueprint that once again would shield repeal legislation from a filibuster.
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Hesse's equally indefinable art, on the other hand, was one of negation and refusal, of razing art to its foundations and starting over from scratch.
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He was no longer able to hold a conversation, losing the thread almost immediately, starting over several times in a period of a few minutes.
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I hope someday it will be put back in the political hopper and we'll be starting over again collecting the necessary states to ratify it.
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His professional arc has frequently been an exercise in starting over: Adrift in New York City years after graduating college, he returned to El Paso.
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I see it in the American who served his time, and dreams of starting over—and the business owner who gives him that second chance.
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I see it in the American who served his time, and dreams of starting over — and the business owner who gives him that second chance.
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Compulsion designed procedural generation tech, which means that players won't be starting over in the same city, but in a new version of Wellington Wells.
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I want to put this city on the map, and I don't think I can do that by just deserting it and starting over in Berlin.
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In the video "Starting Over" (2000), Blake wears a ridiculously oversized bunny suit weighing 146 pounds — the weight of their partner at the time, Philip Horvitz.
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I ended up rubbing it off (not good for under-eye bags) and starting over — so I probably won't try it on top of concealer again.
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Each of them riffs on the same basic structure, in which players fight as long and as far as they can before dying and starting over.
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For Suasnavas, and hundreds of thousands like him, that could mean leaving his parents and siblings behind and starting over in a country he hardly knows.
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It's light-hearted music paired with happy lyrics punctuated with some realness about the doubts and fears immigrants face when starting over in a new culture.
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Hauer acknowledged that it may be hard to get your head around the idea of starting over, but sometimes it's the move you need to take.
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But the upside was that it could be slowly blended into the existing fabric of the health system without rending the whole thing and starting over.
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But the idea of throwing on a wig and some shades and starting over was appealing, even though I was still relatively young at the time.
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Maggie Zepp begins alone, motionless at first, then builds a tai-chi-like phrase, swiveling at the waist and swiping the world aside before starting over.
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The Sky are starting over with a new head coach/general manager, James Wade, who was most recently an assistant with Cheryl Reeve and the Lynx.
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" Biden, whose plan would not cover everyone, has repeatedly suggested that Medicare for All would represent "starting over," which he has said would be a "sin.
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"You're starting over in a new home, so anything you're unsure about — just bring it with you and make the call once you're there," she advised.
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That line would give way to the Cronut line, the ramen line, the poke line and now the line starting over there by the empanada stand.
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"If I were starting over right now, I'd probably get this" due to the quality you get for the price, says the DJ of 20 years.
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It may mean starting over at the beginning, where years of seniority don't matter, and making far less than unionized auto workers did in the past.
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Starting over the weekend, a series of posts on the Patreon page accused the embattled singer of controlling and manipulative behavior, abuse and more serious allegations.
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After decades of therapy — of great days and good years, relapses and starting over from scratch — I realize there's an ending these movies fail to capture.
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Whether people are just starting out or completely starting over, more than any other place in the city, people start at the Los Angeles Public Library.
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The prospect of starting over in the minor leagues is almost immaterial to him, so long as he's back playing every day at the position he adores.
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After a while, I started getting into this pattern of learning a new style, getting confident with it, and then starting over again with a new style.
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The only way to really get over the hump is just keep working and "molding the clay," even if it means smashing it all down starting over.
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He was also a father himself, starting over in the straight life, a proud and meticulous florist who posted pictures of his Mother's Day arrangements on Facebook.
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Despite the hardships of starting over, almost all Venezuelans on the bus journey said they planned to help relatives leave – or "get them out," as most now say.
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" Among the items allegedly taken was a school exercise book from 1952 from when Lennon lived in Liverpool, England, handwritten scores for "Woman" and "Just Like Starting Over.
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"Wizard City" is about Peppermint Butler starting over as a new student at Wizard School, and his attempts to clear his name after being suspected of something sinister.
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Bachelor in Paradise is silly, and meant to be late-summer froth: Would the audience have faulted it for just starting over and pretending nothing bad had happened?
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"It was almost like starting over," he told a Millikin University alumni publication in 1995, noting that he signed up for refresher voice lessons upon leaving the military.
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And this way, he says, Group brands like VW and Audi can continue to pursue a more "evolutionary path" of advances in semi-autonomous tech without starting over.
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The hiring process is not easy, and it's much easier to have those conversations with someone you're already willing to hire rather than starting over with someone else.
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Users who choose to register two faces to Face ID will not be able to remove that face without starting over from scratch with their own FaceID registration.
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They knew full well they had absolutely no grounds to fire me, but, as a recently single father starting over, they also knew that I could not move.
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And seriously, even if we could, how can we preserve it and ensure its continuity instead of starting over again and making the same mistake, generation after generation?
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He's starting over, shedding salaries and gathering prospects for what could be a long struggle to build a winning team and public trust with baseball's most jaded fans.
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That is because starting over in a new field, particularly a philanthropic one, or going the self-employment route, usually comes with a price tag, at least initially.
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Austyn Swarts, a 17-year-old Paradise senior, says it was painful starting over at a new school after his family moved to Red Bluff, northwest of Paradise.
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Despite the hardships of starting over, almost all Venezuelans on the bus journey said they planned to help relatives leave – or "get them out," as most now say.
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Yet just as the fairy tale doesn't show the work of marriage that follows a wedding, this narrative doesn't acknowledge that leaving home and starting over is hard.
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At least, she's deleted most everything on her Instagram and Twitter, which is exactly what I dream of doing whenever I fantasize about moving somewhere new and starting over.
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"I have a new brain and that's meant starting over," she says, adding that her family and friends were with her during a six-day stay in the ICU.
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Ahead, here is what 30 looks like for five other women around the country: single, married, entering motherhood, making their way up the ranks at work, or starting over.
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What we find with less than single-payer is that it is a diversion and you always wind up starting over, and this has been repeated time after time.
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To the extent Trump is "starting over" then, it is really, in his mind, a return to his roots -- to who he should always have been from the start.
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The time wasted by starting over on various projects is crucial in terms of dollars spent and potential damage to the environment in the time it takes to restart.
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"I'm a firm believer in scrapping Obamacare and starting over," conservative Slate columnist Reihan Salam wrote in November 2014, when millions of people were already benefitting from the law.
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"You talk about starting over, developing a young team around Porzingis, but one of the things that's always overlooked about player development is playing meaningful games," Van Gundy said.
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She's starting over with the help of Catholic Charities Migration and Refugee Services — and has a lot to say about who's really being blocked by the president's executive order.
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Ms. Dineen is part of a network of women in New York City who have transformed their divorce experiences into careers, helping others navigate splitting up and starting over.
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If you originally had a 10-year loan that you've been paying off for three years, refinancing could mean starting over with Day 1 on another 10-year loan.
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"We're starting over," Schumer told CNN on Wednesday when asked about the latest on the standoff over Congress' plans for addressing the expiring Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals policy.
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"It's almost as if I'm starting over again from a teenager," said a woman who began delivering takeout dinners and groceries after being furloughed at the Department of Agriculture.
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And here's the thing: Starting over with a new cast (ideally one that's a little less sprawling than the one season five eventually had to juggle) would be easy.
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Imagine someone burrowing into the past a first time, then starting over again, then again and again — or, to change the metaphor, opening a telescope in successive nested sections.
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Starting over again in her 50s, Surdi made a conscious decision to use her age as an asset and to develop specializations in Pilates and physical therapy for elderly patients.
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If the state gets split up into three parts, it would be like hitting the reset button and starting over… you won't know what you'll get with three new states.
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But rather than adding new shades to the existing lineup like it tried to do last February, the brand is starting over from scratch (much like Glossier did last week).
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As the film's tagline — "starting over is not for beginners" — suggests, the unique living arrangement brings with it some awkward complications, comedy, and (duh) serious crushing and steamy kissing scenes.
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This means that while New Jersey's standards might get some tweaks, the state isn't actually throwing out the Common Core and starting over — no matter what Christie might have hoped.
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In an essay in The New Yorker, the writer Jhumpa Lahiri recounted her move to Italy and her brave act of starting over as a writer in a new language.
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She also has something perhaps more valuable: intimate knowledge of loss, grief and starting over, and a determination to be something other than just a footnote in the Madoff saga.
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The core of Stanton, Ozuna and Gordon never produced a winning record, and instead of propping it up, Jeter is starting over in hopes of reviving a barren farm system.
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In her candid and cheerfully irreverent new book, "Old in Art School: A Memoir of Starting Over," Painter says she never really questioned her decision to go back to school.
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The clip above is supposed to start at 4:05 so you can go straight to the joke, but then it&aposs worth starting over and watching the entire thing.
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"We're starting over," Schumer told CNN on Wednesday when asked about the latest on the standoff over the Congress' plans for addressing the expiring Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals policy.
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So if it were up to me, I'd talk about improving the A.C.A., not ripping it up and starting over, while opening up a new progressive front on child care.
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"We very much mean to be starting over, and we really feel like the dilemmas for these characters all comment on what's coming down the line in the world now."
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That story too was about a game programmer, and it invited the viewer to send him down different life pathways — many of which ended with him dead — before starting over.
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Volunteers who began trying to deliver donated supplies to the facility in Clint starting over the weekend were originally turned away and told that outside donations would not be accepted.
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By becoming a process painter who is not afraid of destroying an image and starting over again, she remains open to impulse and to discovering her subject as she goes along.
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I stopped by for a conversation about going from street food to Michelin-worthy dining, starting over from scratch, and why everyone needs a little bit more bacon in their life.
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Now, starting over the July 4 weekend, the nation's first treasury secretary will also be taking over the New-York Historical Society, which has announced a museumwide "Summer of Hamilton" celebration.
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With Beyoncé being snubbed, Chance praising God, Adele starting over, and James Corden promoting his TV show, you may not have noticed that Drake won two Grammys this time last week.
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While Mr. Donolo and others want to renovate and restore the house, which lost most of its Victorian charm in a 1950s renovation, others suggest knocking it down and starting over.
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So while I paid off a total of $81,000 plus interest, which was a huge accomplishment, I then felt daunted by starting over completely when it came to my retirement savings.
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"There is a certain appeal to the notion of starting over," Mr. de Blasio, a Democrat, told reporters on Tuesday, while promoting his $4003 billion plan for a Brooklyn-Queens streetcar line.
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At a moment when Trump has drawn a clear line by continuing his legal campaign against the law, "starting over" on the ACA would also represent a huge political gamble for Democrats.
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With a lower downforce package rolling out for 2016, all teams are starting over, and Roush believes he has a system in place that will bring his organization back to the top.
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Many of them bring huge benefits to the nations in which they settle -- because time and again, starting up businesses is a part of starting over for those finding a new home.
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All these entrepreneurs are starting up, starting over and making the people they meet reconsider what they think of when it comes to refugees seeking safety after fleeing the hell of war.
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The president has a tendency to respond to events (often as depicted on Fox News) with whatever nonsense addresses an immediate point of contention, before reaching a dead end and starting over.
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For decades console gamers have been faced with a persistent problem: when you finally upgrade to a new device, you're essentially starting over from scratch, building up a new library of games.
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During the Trump Administration, many Democrats are reaching for the Constitution to protect the most vulnerable people, but some scholars have argued in favor of scrapping the whole thing and starting over.
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Ms. Ruiz said mobile units of the big home insurers — including U.S.A.A., State Farm and Allstate — had already been dispatched to Santa Rosa to guide victims through the process of starting over.
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On Friday, Boris Johnson, the former foreign minister and standard-bearer for the hard-Brexit faction, proposed starting over with a tougher negotiating approach, hinting that he might try to topple Mrs.
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Just click on his widgets – which you'll soon see on hundreds of daily newspaper sites across the country, starting over the next two weeks – and help re-build flagging newspaper company revenues.
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Starting over two decades ago, a group of academics, calling themselves the Institute for the Exploration of Seneca Village History, began preparing to explore the largely forgotten site using ground penetrating radar.
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This Christmas, please remember the people like my family: the poor, the people whose lives took a turn, those starting over, the fractured families, those working hard but not quite getting ahead.
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I went through a season in my business when I thought I was doing all the right things, then all of a sudden the prospect of starting over was a real possibility.
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Ella Grant transferred to a new junior high school in Edmonton in 2013 with hopes of starting over as a transgender female, and leaving the bullying she experienced at her old school behind.
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Renters, like Mr. White, who pays $450 a month for a three-bedroom house, worry about the costs of moving and the difficulties of picking up and starting over in a new place.
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"I've had to scratch the trip, eat the cost of a rental car cancellation and now I'm starting over to figure out when I could get there," Hitt said in a telephone interview.
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Because it isn't clear whether making that change today would see information migrated or deleted from the Chinese server, starting over with a new account is probably the best option at this point.
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This was a risky move because, for better or worse, there were people devoted to the buggy, slow Internet Explorer, and starting over would mean Microsoft's browser market share would reset to ZERO.
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For years, Wendy and Kevin shared a home in New Jersey ... but now, we're told she understands the best thing for her is starting over with some new surroundings ... in a new city.
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But they also celebrate the progress we have made, and for the most part the change they seek is incremental: It involves building on existing institutions, not burning everything down and starting over.
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Restoring buildings, as opposed to demolishing them and starting over, is a point of pride among Memphians (see the former pyramid-shaped sports arena that now houses a swamp-themed Bass Pro Shop).
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"Some of the policy experts on the Republican side would say tearing it up and starting over would be very disruptive," said Paul Howard, director of health policy at the conservative Manhattan Institute.
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During the season's final locker-room session with reporters this week, the longtime Browns lineman Joe Thomas, playing for his sixth head coach, was asked if he was angry to be starting over again.
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If you were God and you were starting over and you were designing how venture capital and how companies were funded to make sure that underrepresented groups were represented, what would it look like?
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A lot of people in the comic world are groaning right now, and that's because Marvel and DC have a penchant for wiping the slate clean and starting over… again, and again, and again.
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While most of us think through issues based on common knowledge about them, starting over from scratch to get at the root of the problem can help you see it in a new light.
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Starting over the Fourth of July weekend, the political network funded by billionaire industrialist Charles Koch is planning to release attack ads targeting seven senators who voted against Trump's $22.15 billion spending cuts package.
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"I hope someday it will be put back in the political hopper, starting over again, collecting the necessary number of states to ratify it, " she said last year at a separate event at Georgetown.
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"If you were starting over again to create the safest environment for our society you would not write this law," said Ian Hockley, whose 6-year-old son Dylan was killed in the mass shooting.
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By contrast, the first single off the album, "Kerala," which leans on a vocal sample from Brandy's 1994 hit "Baby," is markedly more upbeat and speaks to the electrifying magnetism of starting over somewhere new.
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While the House passed a health-care bill, Republicans in the Senate appear intent on ripping it up and starting over with their own plan before they vote to send it back to the House.
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"Back to Life" may be premised as a spin on a couple of standard narratives, the "woman starting over in a world with no place for her" and the (usually male) "life-after-prison" stories.
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Seeing someone not only make mistakes in a project, but also acknowledge them and work with them rather than scrapping their work and starting over prepares the viewer for any similar mistakes they may make.
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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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What is true is this: Starting over a decade ago, and having failed to mutually end or globalize the I.N.F. Treaty, Russia decided to start covert development of a system that would violate the treaty.
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"Starting over with Nate in our new home by the ocean, we really needed that … We were so intent on building a life together that we somehow started missing each other along the way," she explained.
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At the conclusion of the first round, which ends Friday, the top three players at each position — nine in the outfield — will move on to the next round of balloting with the vote tally starting over.
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Lighthizer told reporters he hopes to complete negotiations by the end of 2017, a further indication that the Trump administration's focus has shifted to updating and improving the agreement rather than scrapping it and starting over.
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"It's almost as if I'm starting over again from a teenager," said Felicia Thompson, who started delivering takeout dinners and groceries after being furloughed last month from her public affairs job with the Department of Agriculture.
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Washington (CNN)Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer said Wednesday talks on immigration and border security are "starting over" after he and the White House have exchanged a series of blows about President Donald Trump's border wall.
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Two solos, first for Sara Mearns — typically electrifying while looking unusually chilled out — and then for Mr. Garcia, could be portraits of the dancer alone at work, starting over and trying again, playing around with material.
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Some experts, and even senior officials, talk about starting over and redrawing the entire antitrust architecture, much as America did in 1890 when it passed the Sherman act, and again in 1914 when the FTC was formed.
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GOP still not on same page on health care After a divisive debate in the House that pitted moderates against conservatives inside the Republican conference, the Senate GOP is essentially starting over and creating its own bill.
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"If you're 30, it's easier to move or go back to school, but if you're in your 50s, a lot of people don't feel equal to the task of learning something new and starting over," she said.
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The novel took me longer than I expected—almost seven years, counting starting over from scratch once and some time away from it while I worked on [editing the anthology] My Postwar Life while living in Japan.
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In sewing each quilt, he thought about memory and labor as he pushed his needle through the fibers, often bloodying his fingers in the process, sometimes messing up and pulling out the stitching and starting over again.
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Starting with the title track, Ball built a concept around an ongoing cycle of someone perpetually "killing" the self they hate being, only to end up in the same place and starting over as that same person.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell of Kentucky was reported to be maneuvering to call a vote on a full repeal of Obamacare, effectively starting over on a compromise plan to replace the nation's public health insurance system.
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Just seven months before the scheduled release of a new technology system intended to simplify the repayment process for more than 35 million federal student loan borrowers, the Education Department is scrapping its plan and starting over.
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At the conclusion of the first round, which ends June 21, the top three players at each position — nine in the outfield — will move on to the next round of balloting with the vote tally starting over.
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WATCH THIS: Christina El Moussa on 'Starting Over From Scratch' After Divorce: 'This Year is A Rebuild' Anstead, 39, is in the process of divorcing his estranged wife, Louise, with whom he has two children, back in England.
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Resiliently optimistic, she has hope for disabled peoples' greater opportunities for independence and educational support in America, and demonstrates how her love of reading braille helps soothe the isolation and loneliness of starting over in an unfamiliar country.
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In that spirit, Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer was unsparing Monday in his critique of a rare proposal by two Republican senators that, unlike other GOP proposals, doesn't call for undoing all of Obamacare's progress and starting over.
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Yeah. Because even with songs that I ended up scratching out and starting over and rebuilding, there's always something that I was originally trying to write about, whether or not I found the right way to express it.
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For a man who has lost his mother and now has to stand by his wife, who's constantly attacked by critics, not having his family support him starting over somewhere else and making his own living is unacceptable.
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But if you are starting over with a past love, you'll need all that plus a few critical things, which all relationships need: open, honest communication, a willingness to be wrong, discussing and releasing the past, and surrendering control.
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Things are different here, Gospodine , maybe in America what you say is true; you try something there and if you fail it is no problem, you try something else, Americans love starting over, you say it's never too late.
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Levandowski reportedly made "multiple attempts," getting as far as Utah more than once before being forced into a "disengagement," and having to put his hands on the wheel to avoid a collision or to change lanes, and then starting over.
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But politicians and policymakers are complicit too: all businesses operate within a legal and political framework, and successive governments have looked the other way or sought quick fixes rather than doing the hard work of starting over for the internet age.
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As you set your mind on the things you want to accomplish over the coming year, whether that involves starting over or picking up where you left off, you might look toward other hard-working, go-getting, prolific women for inspiration.
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The song, about learning from mistakes and starting over, moves between spaciousness and saturation: verses that often suspend her high voice over just a beat and a bass line, proceeding slowly and unflappably toward a chorus infused with churchy chords.
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Revisited more than three decades later, "Double Fantasy," a record whose songs celebrated new beginnings and starting over in unabashedly sentimental songs with 1950s rock 'n' roll flavor, feels like a deliberate farewell album, though it wasn't conceived as such.
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It would not be a matter of starting over from scratch, but rather an expansion of something that is working — a plan that is providing access to quality health care at an affordable price to a greater number of people.
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The theme is starting over, and Tara builds a new team of friends outside of the Dublin A-list, including her street-smart gay assistant and the hunky owner of the Brooklyn-style cafe where she sets up her new office.
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Colbert started the exchange by bluntly pointing out that 55 years old is "a tough time to be starting over for a man," then moved on to why Obama didn't have any promotions in the eight-year span of his previous job.
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But this year, because Daniel Murphy signed with the Washington Nationals in free agency and Bob Geren left to take a coaching job with the Los Angeles Dodgers, Teufel is starting over — the baseball equivalent of changing the locks after a bad breakup.
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The former-Giants running back was in New Jersey Sunday, where we asked him how he thought his old team would do this season, just hours ahead of their first game against the Cowboys ... in which Eli would be starting over Daniel Jones.
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You may or may not recall that four years ago, Mitt Romney was torn apart by pundits because one of his advisers said that calibrating a campaign for the general election was like shaking up an Etch-a-Sketch and starting over.
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The community group based in New York has been around since 2008, and is somewhat of a one-stop-shop for those both seeking sanctuary out of places they weren't safe, and those who had made it the U.S. seeking support in starting over. .
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NEAR AL-BAB, Syria (Reuters) - Syrian rebels forced from their towns when government forces retook eastern Ghouta near Damascus are starting over in the far north, aiming to build hundreds of homes for displaced fighters and civilians on opposition-held land near the Turkish border.
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From car-crash comedies like "Smokey and the Bandit" to romances like "Starting Over" to the hit television series "Evening Shade," Mr. Reynolds delighted audiences for four decades, most often playing a good-hearted good ol' boy seemingly not that different from his offscreen self.
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President Kirkman is supposed to be an independent, but he generally sounds like a Hollywood Democrat, and the show increasingly seems like both a plea for an alternate reality and a lament that even blowing up the government and starting over won't fix it.
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And honestly, I think it's why so many listeners take the time to leave powerful reviews or send me heartfelt messages of how much a discussion about Stacy London's year of starting over or Miranda Kerr's recovery from depression made them feel less alone, and more connected.
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For those who left, a new challenge awaited, said Dina Zvi Riklis, 66, a Tel Aviv filmmaker: starting over with nothing as a Mizrahi — the Israeli term for Jews from the Middle East and North Africa — in a young country dominated by Ashkenazis from Eastern Europe.
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Starting over, going for a total rebuilding around Porzingis with the hope of attracting another star in the summer of 2017 or beyond, has sounded tempting for those (me included) fatigued by the yammering about Anthony's window to win as he approaches his 32nd birthday in May.
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However, rather than starting over from scratch, I believe the right answer for southern Minnesotans, and all Americans, is for Republicans and Democrats to join together to build upon the gains of the Affordable Care Act and adopt necessary improvements that help make health insurance more affordable for all.
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Here are the key takeaways from CNN's town halls with Bullock and de Blasio: Where Bullock worries about starting over on health care... Bullock defended his opposition to the single payer Medicare for All proposal, setting him apart from more progressive Democrats running for president like Vermont Sen.
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But the technical differences between going live on Twitch and going live on Mixer are negligible; and for streamers with communities large enough that they don't necessarily need new fans, starting over on a new platform with their most dedicated — and biggest spending — audience might begin sounding like an attractive proposition.
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His previous books address similar ones: Half-Real is about explaining what a game is; The Casual Revolution is on what makes casual games interesting for players (and why that matters); The Art of Failure is about why failing and starting over in games keeps us coming back for more.
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Starting over as an assistant at Empirical Publishing, Liza reclaims her youth while struggling to hide her secret from her uptight boss (Miriam Shor), her 20-something co-worker Kelsey (Hilary Duff), a young love interest named Josh (Nico Tortorella), and the head of the publishing house, Charles (Peter Hermann).
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And leaning on the re-creation myth, Aronofsky makes one more leap: God's cruelty — and his genius — is for his masculine nature to keep wiping things out and starting over, sucking every ounce of life and energy and creative force from the woman, who just gives and gives and gives.
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As Publishers Weekly describes "Heroes of the Frontier": "The core of the novel is relatable to anyone who has thought about starting over in an unknown place…" (See the pattern forming here?) It centers around Josie, who falls on hard times after being sued by a former patient and losing her dental practice.
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Attached to the mode is the same progression system we've come to expect from COD, but with even more unlockable cosmetics, weapon skins, and other vanity items to keep players hooked and fixated on goals and milestones, including the ever desirable prestige emblems you get from maxing out your level and starting over anew.
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In 1968, Logue, his reputation oddly undiminished by his Boston travails, was appointed to head New York's Urban Development Corporation, a Nelson Rockefeller initiative; the failure of urban renewal having become abundantly clear, the new notion was to build from scratch, in undeveloped spaces, rather than tearing down and starting over in the same place.
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As festival-goers gathered in the central space between the circle of waterfalls, the images and sounds appeared and disappeared from various screens with a whoosh, culminating in an almost deafening static-like noise and a blinding light when the screens all turned on at the same time, before cutting off and slowly starting over again.
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The trippy, densely packed first season of Ms. Bamford's sitcom, created by Mitch Hurwitz (of "Arrested Development") and Pam Brady, detailed her character's ups and mostly downs in three time lines — the not too distant past (personal and professional meltdown in Los Angeles), the recent past (recovery of sorts in Minnesota) and the present (starting over in L.A.).
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Although transmitting a quantum state from space to Earth is not the same as transmitting entangled particle pairs, like the Chinese experiment, the researchers hope that this initial experiment can be built upon in order to turn existing communication satellites into the backbone of a future quantum communication network, which would allow for their rollout much more quickly than starting over from scratch.
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Ms. Spencer "constructs her stories out of gossip and old memories and anecdotes not so much for their own sakes but as a means of locating the mysteries about people, the things that don't add up," the author Malcolm Jones wrote in The New York Times Book Review in 2014 on the publication of "Starting Over," her last collection of short stories.
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I see it in the American who's served his time, made bad mistakes as a child, but now is dreaming of starting over, and I see it in the business owner who gives him that second chance; the protester determined to prove that justice matters; and the young cop walking the beat, treating everybody with respect, doing the brave, quiet work of keeping us safe.
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Given that approach (I did something similar with Bandersnatch, using the online guides to get to every ending I could, eventually by starting over and fast-forwarding a lot), in a way I feel like the whole project is the "definitive ending," that Bandersnatch as a holistic many-threaded story about choice and paths not taken is a much more interesting project than any one conclusion.
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AARP, the advocacy group for older Americans, asked employment guru Dr. Laurence Shatkin, Ph.D. — the author of "The Sequel: How to Change Your Career Without Starting Over" — to pinpoint the best in-demand, high-growth jobs for people over age 40 who aren't afraid to "hit the books" again — whether that means entering a certificate program or "going all the way" and pursuing a master's degree.
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Issue: Black Lives Matter Book: "Old in Art School: A Memoir of Starting Over" by Nell Irvin Painter Painter, a distinguished American history professor, would probably side-eye the thought of me grouping her memoir about her decision to leave her Ivy League career to become a professional painter in her 60s as an integral part of the next stage of the Black Lives Matter movement.
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The former president will hit the trail for Democrats starting over the weekend, when he makes a stop for seven House candidates in California and stumps next week for Ohio gubernatorial nominee Richard CordrayRichard Adams CordrayWatchdog agency must pick a side: Consumers or scammers Kraninger's CFPB gives consumers the tools to help themselves House rebukes Mulvaney's efforts to rein in consumer bureau MORE, his office said.
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Starting over Fourth of July weekend, the political network funded by billionaire industrialist Charles Koch is planning to release attack ads targeting seven senators who voted against President Donald Trump's $15.4 billion spending cuts package The six-figure digital, radio and direct mail ad blitz from Americans for Prosperity will focus its wrath on five vulnerable Democrats who are trying to maintain their seats in the midterms: Sens.
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Status: Starting over Southeast Division 49-33 last season Key newcomers: Jodie Meeks, Mike Scott Key departures: Bojan Bogdanovic Outlook: If the newcomers list seems rather short, that is likely a result of the Wizards spending $393 million on a contract extension for John Wall and matching a $106.5 million offer sheet for Otto Porter Jr. The commitment to a young and talented team was commendable, but it also limited Washington's flexibility for other moves.
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Miguel Cabrera should be starting over Eric Hosmer at first base for the American League, maybe, and there are probably Marlins fans who think Marcell Ozuna is a better talent to celebrate as the starting centerfielder for the National League than Yoenis Cespedes, given his youth and dynamism, but Ozuna works for a viper and plays in a haunted circus tent and he's probably never going to get the respect he's due until he's out of Miami.
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As terrified as I'd been at the thought of starting over and having to explain my résumé gap to employers, I ended up securing a new job at a tech startup, one that came with a jump in title and pay — all while also getting a boost in quality of life, being able to trade New York City winters for year-round sunshine in LA (one of the top 10 places in the US for weather, according to US News & World Report).
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A Series of Educational Events Since you enjoyed Sheffield's novel about his first year as headmaster of a village school in late-1970s Yorkshire, England (there are now 11 books in his "Teacher" series; the latest, "Starting Over," was published in England in July), consider "The Village School," by Miss Read — the pseudonym of Dora Jessie Saint — another book in a series about a head of school in rural England, this one set more than 20 years earlier in an idyllic village called Fairacre.
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Though she imagined one day no longer needing to know that, or she fantasized about rewinding her life and starting over so she was a person who did not have to know that, or she entertained the idea of a parallel Brit, living in a world in which there was no need to make sense of a man who up and left on the brink of love, of people who up and left, of a life strung together with all these little leavings, but she felt sad for this parallel Brit, an emptier sadness than she felt for herself now.
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