He doesn't stay there very long, but he's sampled a few — He should stay there as long as he wants.
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In other words ... Steven paid zilch to stay there.
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Not sure who'd wanna stay there after all this ...
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I stay there until the kids call out to me.
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Alas, problems at the top of society don't stay there.
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Did your hair float to the top and stay there?
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Or at least stay there for a night or two.
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Mars will enter Leo and stay there until September 5.
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What goes on in the bedroom doesn't always stay there.
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Kim and the kids would stay there regularly as well.
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"I don't want to stay there if I'm not good."
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Also like China, it was not content to stay there.
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Some Republicans would like him to stay there, including Rep.
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It will just stay there until they come by tomorrow.
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So he will stay there until his parents pass away.
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The Website chose Google — but didn't stay there for long.
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If you're in shelter or other safe location -- stay there.
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They were all — I said, 'stay there and enjoy yourself.
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Temperatures rise above 112 degrees, and stay there for days.
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No one else will stay there for the foreseeable future.
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You stand in front of them and you stay there.
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Many more will stay there if American sanctions are reinstated.
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Whatever happens there, you can only hope, will stay there.
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President Barack Obama declined to stay there over security concerns.
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Either you get out of it, or you stay there.
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Often, the two of them would stay there for hours.
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Whether leadership allows it to stay there is another question.
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Maybe we will get lucky and he will stay there.
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Go home and stay there, preferably in your hyggekrog — a.k.a.
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And I would absolutely pay it to stay there again.
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They were willing to sacrifice square footage to stay there.
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A family was supposed to stay there for two nights.
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But there is nothing will stay there unless you reinvest.
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Vasquez told him, "Just stay there," according to the affidavit.
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It made me want to go home and stay there.
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We are going to stay there until he opens them.
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So you're going to stay there now, after you got spanked?
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Because the terminal operators don't want the ships to stay there.
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Others ripped the hotel chain, threatening not to stay there again.
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It has fallen behind, but may not stay there for long.
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And if all goes well, the tank may just stay there.
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If we don't get caught we'll stay there, digging, until dawn.
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Then go inside and stay there for the next three months.
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"Right from the beginning we fought to stay there," he said.
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Who does it serve to have him stay there and wallow?
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He didn't have to stay there after a so-so start.
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"I love movies, but I want to stay there," she says.
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But NotPetya, which targets the Windows operating system, didn't stay there.
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And hopefully we can stay there the rest of the weekend.
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Why come over and get smashed when you could stay there?
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During my brief stay there, Viola never came to visit him.
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If my father wouldn't send me money, I couldn't stay there.
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In fact, a majority of the 554 American athletes stay there.
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We'd like to stay there, but if we can't, we can't.
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I just couldn't believe it had been allowed to stay there.
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I want to come there and stay there for some time.
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Those who began in one cluster would tend to stay there.
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I was doing a hundred and something, and they stay there!
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Because do we want to stay there for another 19 years?
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What happens in Iowa and New Hampshire does not stay there.
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Other than being forced to stay there, everything else was fine.
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Being kept someplace and forced to stay there for no reason.
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Tourists could stay there for between $3,000 and $6,000 per week.
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But she gave the impression she could stay there all night.
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Mr. Trump made the "suggestion" that the vice president stay there.
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Once in the Oval Office, a demagogue can easily stay there.
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What starts in Congress doesn't stay there, for better or worse.
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Even so, she wasn't convinced it was safe to stay there.
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And it's getting harder and harder for them to stay there.
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Below, take a look at what it's like to stay there.
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I want to climb inside, and stay there a bit longer.
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"I put me and Victoria in danger by continuing to stay there."
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Many of the businesses stay there, close to their funders; some return.
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She's been sexually assaulted in and claws at Jessica to stay there.
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But joining the department is no guarantee that officers will stay there.
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You wear them before going to sleep, so they just stay there.
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They are not supposed to stay there for longer than three days.
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In a bigger city you can find a niche and stay there.
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Stay there for a few weeks and then get back to me.
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Don't let that burn down, that's the thing that must stay there.
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Descalso will stay there and continue his rehab at the Rockies complex.
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What did you learn about your own limits over your stay there?
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She said she didn't know how long they planned to stay there.
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" She said he "made it very clear that I couldn't stay there.
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Having food at home is a reason for people to stay there.
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This tool will help me get her on track and stay there.
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People could stay there if they handed over their monthly housing stipend.
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Ultimately, half of its members decided to stay there, including Mr. Mergia.
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You may stay there or move into the interior of the country.
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"Once you go to the final, physically, you stay there," he said.
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A separate group of 150 troops in southern Syria will stay there.
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How is it possible that we can't force them to stay there?
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Couldn't be prouder... it's so hard to get there and stay there.
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An aide, Cummings noted, initially said Trump had suggested Pence stay there.
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We stay there until late because P. is fixing his sister's computer.
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"He lived the gang life, but he didn't stay there," Farrakhan said.
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"A lot of us stay there because we're very happy," she said.
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"A lot of us stay there because we're very happy," she said.
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And you stay there until they are a dozen feet past us.
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Pence's chief of staff, Marc Short, initially said Trump suggested he stay there, but the vice president's office later backpedaled, saying it was solely the decision of Pence's office and that Trump did not direct him to stay there.
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But Santana didn't want to stay there; he was scared for his life.
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"He is in a good place and works really hard to stay there."
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Our vet is amazing and her staff love when my cats stay there.
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How I want to stay there playing Rez Infinite forever and never leave.
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He plans an extended stay there to start writing his White House memoir.
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But there are certain group of people who don't want to stay there.
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The plan was for asylum-seekers to stay there while they were screened.
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We should stay there and be ready to respond to these possible cases.
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He told the man to sit in the front row and stay there.
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The contributions you make to your HSA stay there until you use them.
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Unemployment could reach 11% by the end of the year—and stay there.
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Take my advice: go home to Sweden where it's safe and stay there.
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And if we're somehow in that approved zone, how do we stay there?
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How realistic is it for ordinary people to stay there and fight back?
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They spent weeks traveling through Mexico, and some have decided to stay there.
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Indeed, the RBA expects the unemployment rate to stay there by year-end.
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We wane make sure those high-paying jobs stay there for the future.
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I stay there for like five minutes, just suckling until he comes again.
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Johnnie Mae Robinson stated this was her building and she will stay there.
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He instantly embraced the city's vibrant creative energy and resolved to stay there.
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To stay there is to immerse in Panton's bold, colorful and futuristic world.
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"I cannot believe they would let him stay there so long," she said.
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"Rules that get on the books seem to stay there forever," he added.
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In fact, why not just stay there for the rest of the day?
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IN THE MOMENT We get out into the city and just stay there.
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We'll stay there and then drive from there to Vail in the morning.
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Stay there until I move to my bedroom around 2130:2124.16 for bed.
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Now she can stream into the way of the water and stay there.
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Listed below are the three companies he thinks will help it stay there.
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So they go to a studio and stay there for like four years.
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But it's still a part of the league and it needs to stay there.
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News, she wanted to stay there to have the support system of her family.
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We're going to stay there for a while, because, well, it's just that amazing.
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If you want me to stay there trust me, you will need back up.
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Even when it's at its most accurate, it doesn't always stay there for long.
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Still, she and her friends said there was no way they could stay there.
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Thankfully, during her stay there, a therapist from RAISE was able to visit her.
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And if other platforms provide more useful discussion spaces than MasterClass, why stay there?
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And you're okay with it because you're just going to stay there with that.
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They let you stay there for five, six years, not paying rent or mortgage.
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He didn't want me to stay there, all that time at home by myself.
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Nations are heading back to the moon because they wish to ultimately stay there.
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The Lunar Palace 365 experiment may allow them to stay there for extended periods.
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It should stay there "until you've hit your 15-year graduation anniversary," says Augustine.
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Most came back, but there actually are still a few who decided stay there.
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We go straight to the beach and stay there until sunset, drinking beers ($4.65).
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The Sparsholt Affair begins among Oxford's dreaming spires but we do not stay there.
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We want to make sure those high-paying jobs stay there for the future.
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Among the young who stay, there is an even more tragic kind of loss.
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"Stay there and starve," he shouted at the cowed officers as he left them.
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This week we are heading for the stars and we're going to stay there.
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Unfortunately for them, what happened in Vegas this morning didn't stay there very long.
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Curry will not be what he was; nobody gets to stay there for long.
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They'll depict haunting images that get under your skin, and stay there for years.
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Hours later, the traveler arrived at a hotel and was told to stay there.
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Nonetheless, they wanted a place that felt like home when they did stay there.
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If you're at a house party location, stay there and don't fuck with it.
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That building is going to most likely stay there for the next several years.
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His lyrics are designed to dig in and stay there, regardless of their absurdity.
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The like-minded people and the nature really makes me want to stay there.
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"I would love to just stay there forever and retire on it," he said.
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Part of the team will relocate with the deal, and part will stay there.
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The person who suggested he stay there was the hotel's owner himself, President Trump.
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Or, if it does make it to the top, it doesn't stay there long.
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This time of year, people don't stop; the coins in their pockets stay there.
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Much of the country's wealth comes from the Basra area, but doesn't stay there.
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Nobody who can afford to stay there would want to be in that neighborhood.
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He would stay there for the next 40 years, becoming a partner in 1960.
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While some of them will stay there, others will end up exclusively on Peacock.
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She is living in a shelter outside Houston, but can only stay there temporarily.
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" Related Video: What Young Skaters Think About Gender "How did [the price] stay there?
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The new technology allows us to start with what's real and just stay there.
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"When I go to the office I can just stay there then," she says, laughing.
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We must stay there until we're sure all the people and guards have gone home.
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RIVERA: You&aposre involuntary -- GUILFOYLE: If only he would -- if only he would stay there.
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So you just have to force yourself to stay there and feel that crazy feeling.
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And a country at war must understand that what starts at home doesn't stay there.
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The plan was to stay there for a few months until the fighting died down.
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Just one catch: they'd have to stay there for 60 days straight without getting up.
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Now that Disney owns Fox and Hulu, it's likely that New Girl will stay there.
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In fact, people are going to block out their lives and stay there all night.
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They have a hammock/net thing going on and I'm super excited to stay there.
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So they'll stay there [in the 'beginners ring' with Phon and Lop] until they learn.
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The rest of the year, out go the invitations to stay there free of charge.
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The current price for a one-night stay there is around $70, according to Tripadvisor.
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The representative said I should go home and stay there until an investigation was completed.
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They reside in the slums and are determined that their children should not stay there.
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Music streaming may have gained popularity on the smartphone, but it won't stay there forever.
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What happens in Vegas, at least with Jersey Shore involved, will certainly not stay there.
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"I knew I couldn't stay there because something bad was going to happen," he says.
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He'd stay there until the wee hours of the night in order to do that.
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If he can stay there, he has a chance to be a perennial All-Star.
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You're up there, and you don't quite have the same drive to stay there sometimes.
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They also don't have any assurances that the insurers already in Tennessee will stay there.
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Stay there and relax as artist Andrea Young helps you sink into a meditative state.
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Things that stay there are not sterile yet I use the toothbrush there with regularity.
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I just stay there and fade away as I watch people do what they do.
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Take your little stabbers and go to the back of the room and stay there.
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My sister thought I needed to get out the house, that I shouldn't stay there.
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People on the campus were instructed to go to a "secure location" and stay there.
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His daughter had just returned from Spain and didn't understand why she couldn't stay there.
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The resort opened in December, so we were among the first guests to stay there.
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He urged Germans already at home to stay there and put off any planned travel.
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They take everything from there and they're expecting them to just stay there and die.
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They look interchangeable, seem popular with the Twilight demographic, and are content to stay there.
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He is expected to stay there again on Monday night, according to his public calendar.
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It is a common starting point for Wikipedians, and many are content to stay there.
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The best way to reach these voters is to get on TV and stay there.
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You want to shout at him like he's in some horror movie: Don't stay there!
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And, once one of those triangles achieved a balanced state, it tended to stay there.
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People should realizes how difficult it is to stay there and achieve all we achieved.
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Now, networks and companies are asking subscribers to visit one specific service and stay there.
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It's going to be difficult to really stay there, but maybe it's good for me.
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Much of the country's wealth comes from the Basra area, but it doesn't stay there.
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Eventually his family moved, but he continued to stay there with his grandparents during summers.
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Just because I was born on third base doesn't mean I get to stay there.
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Individuals, however, can let the money stay there until they designate a charity or non-profit.
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The electrons get trapped in parts of the crystal's structures and stay there for a while.
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Once they're in the air you're going to stay there and we're going to start marching.
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If he keeps his word, the remaining prisoners are likely to stay there, perhaps for life.
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While the movement was born on the red carpet, it was never intended to stay there.
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The question is how long they'll stay there — and whether more white women will join them.
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"Stay there," warned one man playing badminton with his daughter in Chaoyang Park, both wearing masks.
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"I can barely afford to feed my family, we can't stay there," Velasquez told BuzzFeed News.
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Core inflation remains stuck in a narrow 1-1.2% range and seems likely to stay there.
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Any payload that's brought to the moon by Astrobotic will have to stay there for now.
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But in my opinion, I do whatever it takes to get to bed and stay there.
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Streaming platforms have changed the way artists top the charts and how long they stay there.
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Stay there as long as you can, no matter how many people try to evict you.
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If they go below zero and stay there for an extended period, it may become impossible.
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It will stay there until another 25 basis points is added in 2020, the poll found.
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The camp's inhabitants have to stay there until they have cleared security screening and other checks.
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They are letting us stay there for the same amount we paid for our previous apartment.
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She further notes that when power is concentrated at the top, it tends to stay there.
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Overeem seems to stay there until his opponent tires, knocks him out, or the round ends.
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"It doesn't mean just because it receded once that it's going to stay there," he says.
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"I'm helping them figure out how to get a leg up and stay there," Braxton said.
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And so they said, 'You know, there's no furniture, but you can stay there at night.
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I wanted to stay there forever, but I thought you'd be worried, so I came out.
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Smith seized on something with a 6/8 feel, and they all decided to stay there.
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You can stay there as long as you like for a fee of $3, meals included.
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"There is no president in Egypt that wants to stay there forever," Youssef told VICE News.
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The shelter where I stayed was fantastic—but I could only stay there for 30 days.
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The first concession, they said we could stay there all night — and people started breaking up.
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During his first stay there, he had a procedure to alleviate a blockage near his heart.
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If you can stay there for a couple of hours I'll come over and kill you.
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Judge has already ascended much higher, of course, but the pressure to stay there is immense.
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AirPods are meant to discreetly fit in an ear and stay there, but they sometimes don't.
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We were told, instead, to pick a spot for the ceremonial transfer and just stay there.
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Be assured that most will fit under a tree, but they probably won't stay there long.
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Students and faculty are asked to find a safe space and stay there until further instruction.
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I was tempted to stay there with one of the many books scattered throughout the clubhouse.
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The youngsters stay there pending release to relatives in the U.S. as they await immigration hearings.
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But then when the time comes, they just put you in a mosque to stay there.
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Then, be prepared to stay there for 14 days or until the all clear is given.
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So when I try to build them, I try to build them to stay there forever.
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The Automatic connected car adapter is designed to plug into that port, too, and to stay there.
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Then it will move into Pisces after 2:43 PM EST and stay there until Friday morning.
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The little sloth climbed onto Charlotte shortly after birth, and will likely stay there for six months.
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"I'm worried how the gifts and the tree are going to stay there," Danielle tells PEOPLE Now.
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The kids go outside to play on the trampoline and stay there until it's almost dark out.
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" The intended result is for people to "stay there where their families are, where their cultures are.
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He called up Kris and said that he'd stay there after all if he'd waive the fee.
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Without that more than $3,000 cash infusion, she said, she couldn't afford to continue to stay there.
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"It's not like it wasn't in my brain, but it didn't stay there for long," she said.
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Once this is done, your phone will easy snap into place and stay there as you drive.
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Whatever you're thinking about right there, just stay there because we're going to keep coming to you.
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"The government should know their place and stay there," said a union official at the French carmaker.
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This means that his attacks enter the mainstream of political discourse more quickly and stay there permanently.
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There are probably as many stories about the Olympic Village as there are athletes who stay there.
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"I was going to stay there and I'd get to help Sharon with the baby," she says.
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Officers make a five-year commitment to stay there to make a difference in quality of life.
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Joe, stay there because I know you wanted to ask about BYD, that might play into this.
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If state carbon targets are being reached, it would stay there; if not, it would continue upward.
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Juno will stay there for the next 20 months, studying Jupiter's atmosphere, magnetic field, and gravitational field.
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The Trump transition team said he will stay there for most, if not all, of next week.
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It gave people a reason to have their employees stay there and keep working and recover quickly.
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"The basic economy has reawakened and it's gonna stay there," Kudlow told reporters at the White House.
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They stay there for months, but no one tells them where to go or what to do.
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"Animals ask themselves: While I'm foraging in this bush, how long should I stay there?" said Bryant.
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I was just prepared to just stay there laying down so he won't know that I'm alive.
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They try once, they jump right into cat cage, they stay there for rest of Christmas season.
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I was just prepared to just stay there, laying down so he won't know that I'm alive.
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Mostly I wanted to enroll in one school and stay there for the rest of my life.
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And sometimes the meals stay there: shyness and lack of connection, we eat and go separate ways.
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It dealt with the issues of the day: Black bodies under threat, but it didn't stay there.
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To win, they need to stay there for as long as they can to complete their run.
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Then, toward the end of my stay, there was one seemingly anomalous episode — the breakup of Yugoslavia.
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And all of them flashed big honking red lights: Go home and stay there until all clear.
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During his first stay there, he had a procedure there to alleviate a blockage near his heart.
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It will stay there until November, after which there's no set-aside place for it to land.
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She is now living in another company property that did not flood and intends to stay there.
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But they mostly prefer to stay there because they enjoy the space and their neighbors so much.
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They arrived at the deadline in first place in the A.L. East and intend to stay there.
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How do you manage to rise to the top of Senate and stay there for 13 years?
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She got an Airbnb for the night so that we can all stay there and go out.
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Nor are they content to stay there — they'll take down everyone else in order to rise up.
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It's nothing he controls in that process, so if it's in the process, they can stay there.
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And Zury, the youngest, should go straight to her parents' bedroom, close the door and stay there.
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"He's a player from Arsenal and I think he's going to stay there," Guardiola said of Sánchez.
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New projects, like "The Morning Show" and "Bombshell," examine what she has to do to stay there.
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"We 220 percent would have rented elsewhere if we'd known we couldn't stay there," Mr. Igbokwe said.
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With the exception of the lovelorn and familiar "Stay," there is really no comfort to be found.
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It was a bit of a botch job, like, but it managed to stay there all day.
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I think Syrians who are living in Turkey should stay there—it is better than life here.
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He'll start the season in the AHL, which is a surprise, but he shouldn't stay there long.
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She got the pad comp'd through Airbnb, but we're told Nicki threw down major stacks to stay there.
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For me, fear has always been an order to retreat, to make for safer ground and stay there.
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Oil company defendants routinely remove cases to federal court, but that's no guarantee the suits will stay there.
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The show's premise is that Claire has been thrown into the past and then chooses to stay there.
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That and my Uber t-shirt, now in the closet of my home and they will stay there.
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It's a nice touch, but take it from me: Once you go 'Low,' you're going to stay there.
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If rates fall to new lows, and stay there for a while, home prices could turn higher again.
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The legal basis for his stay there is unclear, with him having completed a three-year prison sentence.
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And it might just stay there this year, as Democrats seek to leverage it against Trump and Republicans.
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In Amsterdam, we made the decision to stay there a few extra days and not go to Bruges.
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"We aren't confident wading out there, so it's going to stay there for the time being," Schumann said.
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A week back in the home country sometimes persuades migrant workers from the European Union to stay there.
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Feeding means that ever-increasing numbers of ducks and geese visit the Civic Center lagoon, and stay there.
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Push it back down down into the pit of your stomach let it stay there where it lives.
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But without any way to express their views at the ballot box, it is unlikely to stay there.
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"That is why we do these rate breaks where we will go to a rate and stay there."
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Milliken said the moon could serve mankind, even if we don't want to stay there for very long.
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But people are very comfortable in campaign mode, especially this president, is very much happy to stay there.
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But last winter and spring, while she was in town recording a new album, she didn't stay there.
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Reid began his 34-year career in Congress with the House in 85033 but didn't stay there long.
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The building didn't burn down, but there was so much smoke damage, they can't stay there, she said.
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They would usually travel to Karratha or Broome and stay there for a day and then go home.
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She will stay there while police investigate who left her in the lake, according to the News-Gazette.
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That facility is not a family detention center, so children are not supposed to stay there that long.
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Algren's drive not only to get inside Frankie Machine, but to stay there, took the country by storm.
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Millennium isn't a transfer partner, but that doesn't mean you can't book a stay there with Ultimate Rewards.
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He not only remains in power, but looks more likely than ever to stay there until he chooses.
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He tells her to stay there and not to let anyone talk to Grotto until he gets there.
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What's left is extreme poverty and those who have always been really well off, and they'll stay there.
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Betts didn't stay there for long as he scored on a wild pitch from Jefry Rodriguez (1-5).
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"Get everything ready as if you were going to sell it and then just stay there," she said.
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We're very good in our society about putting people in a lane and telling them to stay there.
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Politicians often look ahead to the next election because, well, people in power generally like to stay there.
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To help them stay there as long as we can do to get this regime out of power.
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"Counter space is precious real estate," says Bennett, so only the truly necessary basics get to stay there.
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His stay there strengthened his desire to make art that would be available to a wide, nonelite audience.
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Ruthi Grossman, 24, a student who moved to Berlin last year, said she still planned to stay there.
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Visitors could unlock the house with a code and stay there alone for as long as they wanted.
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According to one study, less than 473 in 10 millennials raised in a mainline Protestant church stay there.
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B.C. is in solitary for fighting with another inmate and is scheduled to stay there until late September.
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Only three people stay there through the hard winters: the narrator and her neighbors, Oddball and Big Foot.
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According to Forbes, there are 45 current billionaires were born in Japan, but they don't all stay there.
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"Where God is going to give us to stay, we're going to stay there," she told her sisters.
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These stunning photos — which hardly seem real — suggest Markle and Harry may want to stay there for good.
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In last year's budget, the administration predicted growth would rise to 3 percent by 2021 and stay there.
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She's lived with one sister for almost three years and will stay there until she needs more care.
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The products will be sold in Macy's stores in early November and stay there through the new year.
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That's because Arctic soil contains a lot of carbon, which would stay there if the planet wasn't warming.
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It says it will "test and learn" at this location and continuously evaluate how long to stay there.
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And I didn't feel like I could stay there and not be the person in charge of editorial.
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After a bit of inner dialogue, the scene will just let you stay there, hanging out, taking a moment.
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Thankfully, Corwin said, the cobra is probably going to find a spot far away from people and stay there.
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Stay where you are: If you're in bed, stay there, but cover your face and neck with a pillow.
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He is resting comfortably at a hospital in New York ... and is expected to stay there for several weeks.
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Trish and Deacon had to stay there for a month until it was safe to bring the baby home.
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Hariri's abrupt resignation while he was in Saudi Arabia and his continued stay there caused fears over Lebanon's stability.
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If we had suburbs that functioned like that, I think that many people would be content to stay there.
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" Similarly, after a game of CM 99/00 you ask, "You mean Leeds didn't go down and stay there?
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People move there for the quiet, and the beauty, and stay there because, well, where else would they go?
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"The quota will keep rising until it reaches 42,000 in the fourth year and will stay there," he said.
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Westerners often stay there, and he takes the opportunity to ask for donations for his one-man charity operation.
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"We had planned to stay there until the end of our days," she said of their spot in Paradise.
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It helped that candidates from the dominant Congress party were sure to win a seat and then stay there.
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Now, however, they find themselves top of the league after 11 games, and look well equipped to stay there.
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We're told the place rents for $10k to stay there for a weekend and there are some ground rules.
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Play within the rules, but the rules need to be well known and stay there for the long term.
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Let's go back 50, 60, 100 years when blacks were corralled into certain neighborhoods and made to stay there.
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But now of course that's not the case, now it's a question of how long do I stay there?
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So this exclusion zone, the radiation is too high to be able to stay there for a long period.
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But water vapor that makes it all the way up to the stratosphere can stay there for a while.
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The club of rich democracies is not easy to join, but those who get in tend to stay there.
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It's still crazy expensive, but prices surge after midnight and pretty much stay there until at least 4 a.m.
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The biggest problem for elderly is if they fall, they stay there for hours, and it's a big issue.
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"Why do those people stay there?" network anchors and newspaper columnists and armchair sociologists implied—or just asked outright.
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"Security counsel strongly urges everyone at campus Etterbeek to immediately move indoors and stay there," VUB said on Twitter.
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In any case, both rumors point to Amazon cooking up new ways to invade your home—and stay there.
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They'll have to start at SpaceX HQ, travel through the tunnel, end up in the garage, and stay there.
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Occupation continues Occupiers who remained told a CNN crew near the headquarters building that they intended to stay there.
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But then I'm going to watch the weather and if the forecast for Casper looks good, I'll stay there.
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And I feel like you guys could really have an act and just stay there and never came back.
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"I put him in an empty room and let him stay there for 8 pages, only thinking," said Mankell.
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And even after you stop working out, the nuclei stay there, although no one knows exactly for how long.
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But the argument that we should stay there because we are protecting women's rights is not good enough anymore.
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This time, my stay there lasted less than eight hours, and I don't think I saw a single Iraqi.
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Or even if your employer does offer a counter and you stay, there may be some broken trust issues.
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If you're a normal rat, you'll find any place to hide -- a platform, perhaps -- and stay there, he said.
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"Rachel told me you guys are friends and you didn't have to stay there," Maharaj asked the Airbnb guests.
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Those earlier recordings of your subconscious mind stay there until you work through them in therapy and so forth.
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If you want to stay there for a long time and chill and talk shit, you can do that.
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Once on the fringes, the algorithm tended to stay there, as if that had been the destination all along.
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Do you tally worries, count sheep, or do you decide to give up and get up and stay there?
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The earliest phase is the most basic, and some lucky starlets manage to stay there for their entire careers.
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I have that Word document up again on my computer and it's there and it's going to stay there.
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"The guys at the top don't stay there forever," said Kim Forrest, senior equity analyst at Fort Pitt Capital.
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Ultimately, the people that you're attracting to get there by these photos on Instagram, aren't going to stay there.
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"If this is the case, it is unlikely that this material will stay there for very long," it added.
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At Borden Flats, overnight guests, who pay $400 a night to stay there on summer weekends, defray preservation costs.
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While art was at the forefront of my mind during my stay, there were logistics to deal with, too.
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They seemed to enjoy their unthought-of role in the art world, and to be happy to stay there.
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NASA is plotting a return to the moon within a decade — but this time the astronauts will stay there.
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The inflated balloons stay there for six months, taking up space inside the stomach so the person feels full.
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If you can find work there, and send money to your relatives here, then perhaps you should stay there.
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If you are in a building stay there, if you are on the street in #OxfordStreet leave the area.
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They, like everyone else, wanted and worked to be successful, hoping to reach the middle class and stay there.
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I think because it's taken me so long to get there, obviously I want to try to stay there.
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"He wanted to go to one city, stay there, build a brand and identity and recruit players," Boras said.
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Pence's family is originally from Doonbeg, which led to Trump's statement that he should stay there, according to Short.
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Visitors are asked to stay there for five minutes, as a kind of palate cleanser before entering the show.
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And they will stay there, for as long as it is in Russia's interest for them to do so.
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In the budget, Trump assumes that real GDP growth will reach 3 percent by 2020 and then stay there.
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Right now I'm doing okay, and feeling mostly emotionally stable, but it takes a lot of work to stay there.
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The math on the deal "might work" if oil prices increase and stay there for several years, the lawsuit said.
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According to Bernstein, the economic cycle is in its late stages, and it could stay there for quite some time.
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The balloons stay there for six months -- filling up the stomach, so people feel full and don't eat as much.
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"Since Mama June got arrested in Alabama, she has to stay there until she goes to court," said Doe Doe.
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She's been living in the motel since mid-October and will stay there through Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year's Day.
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I wanted him to stay there and be present and think of the people he loves, think of his children.
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He gave no other details on Biegun's talks in Pyongyang and declined to say how long he would stay there.
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Then when you're done, you can just lay on your side in the same position and stay there all day.
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This annual tradition has its critics, and there have been efforts to pick one time and stay there year-round.
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"People say they've had enough and they get on the streets and they stay there until it's sorted," she explains.
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When he refused to stay there, they took him to West Houston Medical Center, not knowing it was being evacuated.
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" I don't wanna throw another wrench in your childhood but also it's "Everybody hands go UP……… and they stay there…….
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That growing demographic has shifted to the left in recent presidential elections and may stay there for the foreseeable future.
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Most stay there to save money and then head off at the first opportunity to see the sights of Venice.
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The important thing is, whenever you're feeling things like this, is to just not stay there for a long time.
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He hedges, reminding her that they can stay there rent-free, and that every penny he makes goes to Lallybroch.
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The plan was to stay there a year, learn Spanish and share stories with family back home through his website.
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It consists of products I know will cling to my face in sweltering heat — and stay there all day long.
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" She said: "Whether it is Zuma at the helm of power or not, that pressure is going to stay there.
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There's a really popular place by my BF's house, so I decide to pick some up and stay there tonight.
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She's clawed her way to the throne, and now, she'll use her almost magical power of manipulation to stay there.
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Your ruling planet, Jupiter, moved into your sign in early November 2018 and will stay there until early December 2019.
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For those without a place to stay, there are a number of shelters across the county for people and animals.
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I hated it while I was there, but I didn't stay there a long time—only until I was 26.
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Economists expects borrowing costs in Brazil to touch all-time lows this year, and stay there for a long period.
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Trump is on top (and increasingly likely to stay there, as much as the thought causes the GOP to grimace).
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PART OF WHAT WE'RE TRYING TO DO IS TO GET WOMEN TO CHOOSE CAREERS IN ENGINEERING AND TO STAY THERE.
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"Mainly bankers, technology experts and traders work in London and they want to stay there," Cryan was quoted as saying.
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She would stay there for up to 12 hours at a time without access to the toilet, food, or water.
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"Planes bombed our homes, it was dangerous to stay there," said mother of three Rajiya Zara, 38, nine months pregnant.
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Within 15 seconds, the boss pounds me into the shallow pool of water at our feet and I stay there.
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It's long past time to stop the angry sanctimonious rhetoric and do your jobs, or go home and stay there.
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Carioca friends of José Padilha, a film director who lives in Los Angeles, have been telling him to stay there.
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How he died, what prompted him to stay there, rather than flee the rot of Anor Londo, is left unsaid.
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Linehan called the game from the booth Sunday, leaving the confines of the sideline, and he plans to stay there.
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"The people that are choosing to stay there are really putting themselves at risk from the sulfur dioxide," she said.
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"He'd been invited to cross with some burros who carry marijuana, then he was going to stay there," he said.
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It's more like, let's not talk about it, let's just leave it under the rug and let it stay there.
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But maybe it is really important for people who live in a place to be able to stay there indefinitely.
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"As far as moving troops off the Korean Peninsula, I think we need to stay there," the Iowa Republican said.
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Five guests paid over $11,000 at one point to stay there, one reservation showed, renting the condo for 21 nights.
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The space is designed to be a temporary shelter, so Mary's Place expects 400 families to stay there each year.
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It's time to go back to the moon, and this time we should stay there by creating a lunar base.
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One year of 3 percent growth won't match rhetoric that claimed the U.S. could reach even higher and stay there.
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Tony, who owned the bar eventually said I couldn't stay there anymore because he was getting complaints from the neighbours.
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The only way he will redeem his narrative, then, is by finding a home and proving he can stay there.
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If, because of the gong bath, we move the couch to the foyer, we let it stay there for weeks.
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He will soon return to California hoping that the fires still raging in the wild lands above Montecito, stay there.
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Throughout the meal, a monk reads aloud from a text; during my stay there was something about Julian the Apostate.
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Part of the problem is that so few women even reach the athletic heights of Woods, let alone stay there.
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The novel tells the story of Tunde Akinola, a Nigerian-American growing up in Utah, though he doesn't stay there.
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Though comments like this put the audience strongly on Kendra's side, she does not make it easy to stay there.
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I'll stay there until I have to hit the road again to tell my story of how I overcame blindness.
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The Russian government has told Chinese students who returned home for holidays to stay there until at least March 1.
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The next thing I remember was Gorden pulling me in a shell hole and he told me to stay there.
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Yet he fears the jobless rate will indeed rise to 5.6%, from the current 5.3%, and stay there through 2020.
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I haven't been there in a long time … But when they make you feel unwelcome, why would I stay there?
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Don't expect him to stay there long, though: By the end of the season, he'll be in the Bermuda Triangle.
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The former crofting home is owned by the National Trust of Scotland and visitors can stay there throughout the year.
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MICHAEL WIRTH: We've been in California – BRIAN SULLIVAN: Are you -- I know, 140 years – are you going to stay there?
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But the "step back" sparks existential questions for the royals: What are they for, and should they stay there forever?
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While Iran may seem to Americans a million miles away, what happens in Tehran most definitely does not stay there.
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"We hope people can avoid going to Wuhan if possible and that people in Wuhan can stay there," he said.
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During my stay, there was active construction going on next door, and I did notice some noise in the night.
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"High school hockey is good enough for elite players to stay there, but some guys choose to leave," Lawton said.
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Migrants are technically only allowed to stay there for three weeks at a time, but some exceptions have been made.
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But it isn't a major change: those troops were there when Trump came into power, and they will stay there.
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The lower prices fall and the longer they are expected to stay there, the more consumption tends to be stimulated.
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Any Joe Schmoe's looking at about $1,880 per night to stay there, but Kendrick got the pad courtesy of Airbnb.
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The share price didn't stay there for long, however, falling to $203 almost immediately when it started trading on Wednesday.
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We'd stay there for a few months, waiting for housing assistance funds so we could get our own two-bedroom apartment.
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Then you're in the swamp, idiot, and what are you going to do, stay there for the rest of your life?
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The family first traveled to the Pakistani capital, Islamabad, but couldn't stay there long because of the high cost of living.
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But it's not just art, you can literally stay there for about $250 a night, weather permitting, according to Travel + Leisure.
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When Hurst refused to stay there, officers dropped him off at West Houston Medical Center, not knowing it was being evacuated.
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Someone has created a floor-to-ceiling pink palace in a village in Essex and you can actually stay there IRL.
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""It took four months before they paid a third of the money, and I had to stay there during that time.
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Harald Feller [a Swiss diplomat who rescued many Hungarian Jews] had arranged for us to stay there, right under their noses.
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With planets percolating in your committed-relationship house all month, you'll happily flow into the arms of love — and stay there.
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Anytime he needed to get away, and he'd know he'd be out late working or organizing, he could stay there overnight.
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Tudor believes the market needs to rise only a little and stay there for mergers and acquisitions deals to pick up.
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So, our friends, who are fighters in the House and the Senate today, they need to stay there and help out.
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On Wednesday, summer comes to town: Temperatures should rise into the 80s and stay there for the rest of the week.
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If you don't think this is funny, you might as well move to a mountain top without wifi and stay there.
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What if, as in a Ray Bradbury-esque dystopia, we prefer another reality to our own, and we just ... stay there?
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I think your mayor has done a terrible job, but when they make you feel unwelcome, why would I stay there?
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He not only wants to go to the moon, he wants humans to be able to stay there to do work.
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The TV personnel are to enter their designated pens 15 minutes before he speaks and stay there until he is done.
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There is no public body regulating shelters like Albrecht's or protocol to measure the progress of the women who stay there.
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Rain or shine, you stay there; when it's raining you have to hide under something because there's nowhere else to eat.
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He made her stay there for 17 days, chained by the neck in a locked wooden box suspended above the ground.
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I've moved in and out of places where I haven't put pictures on walls, because I never wanted to stay there.
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To avoid delisting, its market value had to climb to $35 million or greater and stay there for 10 consecutive days.
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Often, a teenager "can go wherever he wants and stay there for as long as he thinks he needs," she said.
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If this doesn't rouse the paralyzed Republicans in Congress, we might as well just go back to bed and stay there.
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Megan doesn't want to stay there more than a few days because she doesn't want her mom to lose her housing.
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Adding Machado sent a powerful signal that they intend to stay there and win their sixth division title in a row.
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But to stay there, they're deciding that they need to play a role in fixing a housing crisis they helped inflame.
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Officially, deGrom is on the bereavement and family medical emergency list; a player can stay there for three to seven days.
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He also said government spending limits at hotels can be waived if personnel need to stay there to support the president.
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The high should break 223 today and is likely to stay there — during the day, at least — into Memorial Day weekend.
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"It was definitely a big deal to get there, and it's a big deal to stay there, I think," Johnson said.
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Haroon said a friend of his left for Rwanda, but wasn't allowed to stay there and was murdered in South Sudan.
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Lead negotiators in immigration say the President's comments represent "leadership," but whether Trump will stay there is an entirely different question.
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Tuesday is expected to be warmer, before things return to the 27s and stay there through the end of the week.
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If my home is destroyed I will put up a tent like the one I am in now and stay there.
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You can expect them to start hitting grocery stores in June and then stay there, as it's the newest permanent Thins flavor.
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"To stay there with my son or watch my daughter leave with my husband — I had to make a decision," she said.
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I really believed that nobody even God did not love any of us and that we would have to stay there forever.
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Venus leaves the hedonistic comfort of Taurus for chatty and curious Gemini on April 24 and will stay there until May 19.
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I offered to drive to a new boba spot 15 minutes away, and we stay there chatting until they close at 10.
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Chesky added that if it was simply a business decision, "it probably wouldn't be worth it to stay there" in New York.
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The Raven will stay there two years, analyzing the movements of cargo and crewed vehicles that come and go at the ISS.
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When Dan Lyons started working for Forbes Magazine in 1998, he thought he would stay there for the rest of his life.
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That's when she contacted Airbnb to let the company know she wasn't going to be able to let him stay there anymore.
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"He paid me a fortune, never got to stay there, and it became sort of a big joke," Trump said of Gaddafi.
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The plan was to stay there for about one month, but Kugler found himself checking out just three days after checking in.
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For one thing, Jupiter, your personal planet of luck, is already in your sign and will stay there until early December 313.
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"He just feels like he can't stay there one day longer than he has to, the conditions are so dehumanizing," Belcore says.
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For example, for Turkey, the writers changed the phrase "hold the door" to "stay there," which translates into "orada dur" in Turkish.
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It's taken a long time to get to this point, and she knows it's going to be even tougher to stay there.
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He told me in 2010 that he wanted to stay there forever, that is his first job would be his last job.
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LaVine finally moved into the starting lineup next to Rubio down the stretch of the season, and he should absolutely stay there.
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If he wins, it will go to number 1 and stay there until Christmas with the help of a remix featuring JME.
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That's the idea behind Chief, a private club for women executives that helps them ascend to the top ranks and stay there.
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Even if a bad piece of software made it on to a LinkNYC tablet, it wouldn't be able to stay there long.
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"He said, 'Stay there, let me keep on shooting you right there,'" she recalled, adding that the shoot took only 15 minutes.
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We do not know how many migrants are in Yemen, how many stay there to work or make it to the Gulf.
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If you're a fan of the brand and prefer to stay there, here's the card you should consider to earn elite status.
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It's the federal government's job to peacefully close the camp because it allowed people to stay there in the first place, Gov.
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Mr. Putin did not specify how many of the estimated 4,000 soldiers and 50 combat aircraft sent to Syria would stay there.
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Maybe one of the reasons people stay there so long is because the transportation out of the ashram is hit-or-miss.
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We have a number of cases filed in court for unpaid wages, wrongful dismissal and deductions ... but these cases just stay there.
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Hotel review: Most rooms at the micro-hotel Arlo SoHo are barely 150 square feet — here's what it's like to stay there
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Think about what you want and then pick the restaurant that fits that, and stay there for two, three or four years.
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I like to think that if I hadn't turned off the lights, I might have been able to stay there for longer.
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Hart is an energy lobbyist, and Pruitt paid $50 a night to stay there, and only paid during nights he was there.
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Now, most of its 200 rooms are occupied by government officials and official guests; foreigners rarely stay there because of security concerns.
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I would want to stay there for at least a week, spending each day doing a different activity with my distant family.
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But lately for me I'm kind of programming myself to put myself in a particular creative space and stay there for while.
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When she goes to seek psychological counseling at a hospital, she gets duped into signing on to stay there for 24 hours.
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It doesn't mean that we go to the floor and get out the cots and stay there and talk for 85033 hours.
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And you want to do that without taking on so much risk that it could all go to zero and stay there.
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Sure, that "limited exchange" would put about 4 million tons of carbon into the air, they said, but it wouldn't stay there.
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Tokyo temperatures are forecast to drop to five degrees Celsius - several degrees below average - from early December and stay there until January.
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An edible candy-cane house is opening in Soho, London for Christmas, and you can stay there for $128 (£99) a night.
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They may not stay there for long (though they may be there for a while), but that may be plenty for you.
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So they will sigh, begin to weep, stay there in the light, and even let a silk shift fall from their body.
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I renovated several houses, I stay there and stare at them, because I learned it all, but I was fascinated by it.
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The average stay there is $4,000 per night, and extras like hot-air balloon rides over scenic landscapes average about $1,000 per couple.
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My hostel said I can't stay there anymore, and the Grelle Forelle [nightclub] won't let me in, but they don't tell me why.
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Several recent studies have shown those projects cut crime and prison costs by helping inmates go home and stay there, instead of returning.
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If prices were to reach $50 per barrel and stay there for several months, Eagle Ford shale and the Bakken region look better.
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The club is one of the president's favorite weekend spots and he is expected to stay there for an extended period in August.
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Someone welcomed onto the land by the property owner and who is paying to stay there is likely an "invitee" under the law.
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I like big spaces, and I wrestle them into a small area and say, 'Lie down and stay there, like a good dog.
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But since 2000 the growth rate has been stuck at 25% or less, and the IMF expects it to stay there until 2400.
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Their results, that this carbon will mostly stay there for thousands of years, are consistent with what other geologists and engineers have found.
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Inmates like Knight stay there while they undergo physical and mental evaluations to determine their security level, program requirements, and eventual institutional placement.
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For just $275, for example, you can fly from Baltimore to Orlando, stay there for four days and three nights, and fly back.
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What I can say for certain though is that the dye will ABSOLUTELY get all over your mouth and stay there all night.
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The Freedoms come with an assortment of 21 different attachments to ensure that they lock into anyone's ear canal and stay there securely.
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He's still in that prison when we first see him in The Fate of the Furious, but he doesn't stay there for long.
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So that's double duty, and it's one thing to get to the mountain top, but it's a whole another thing to stay there.
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Whitson, who has been at the ISS for 534 days and counting, is scheduled to stay there for at least another five months.
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After nine periods and nine sweet but crushing chats, I was broken and just wanted to crawl under my bed and stay there.
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The 54-year old translator lives in an old apartment building in the Cheremushki district of Moscow, and she wants to stay there.
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I'm fortunate in the sense that the hospital in Orlando isn't going to bill me for my stay there—that's a huge help.
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Some watchdogs have also expressed concerns that Trump's D.C. hotel could violate the emoluments clause, particularly if foreign leaders pay to stay there.
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He said he was verbally abused by other members, and an altercation after a night out left him afraid to stay there anymore.
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Ms. Kerzner said she was selling the place because she doesn't stay there as often as she did when her children were younger.
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"As long as they stay there, their half-lives are in hundreds of years, and they should be cleaned up," the expert said.
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Much of the money laundered from Russia passes through Cyprus, the British Virgin Islands and Cayman Islands, but it does not stay there.
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"I certainly would not say that we have now gotten to that initial Paris number and are going to stay there," he said.
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It means our kids stay there all day and into the evening, but they are comfortable and get to play with their friends.
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" Referring to Abu Sayyaf's strongholds, he said: "They must stay there, My order to the navy ... is to blow them up, no surrender.
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The owner who let him stay there rent-free had been dead for more than a year, and the estate wanted it back.
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Assured, challenging new work like The Fits will ensure that it has the potential to stay there for many more years to come.
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Most of the unaccompanied minors at the camp will stay there until requests for family reunification in Britain are examined by both governments.
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He's had a safe floor as the clear-cut top receiver and should stay there with Sterling Shepard still out with a concussion.
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Credit Suisse expects the euro-dollar will climb to $1.150 in the next three months and stay there for the next 12 months.
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The price tag was steep; I didn't know how I could afford to attend Morehouse, but I felt a calling to stay there.
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I really had no recourse but to stay there, as he was my transport to the airport several hours away, and I did.
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"You might come along with your kids because you've seen that there's a children's soccer game, but then you stay there," she says.
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Further, he says Kelis has told him she and her new husband have a farm in Colombia and she intends to stay there.
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"He tells me to be sure to roll up real small like a ball and stay there when I fall," said Dylan Davis.
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In fact, he reportedly "marveled at the neoclassical architecture and history," according to The New York Times, and may even stay there sometimes.
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Similarly, Trump has failed to spell out how many additional troops he will send to Afghanistan, or how long they will stay there.
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"I could not fight them, and I could not stay there, so I took my entire family and escaped to Turkey," he said.
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So, what if you want to reduce your environmental footprint but you're not quite ready to hop on the wagon and stay there?
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True, splitting off might mean taxes go even higher, but at least what's levied west of the Verrazzano-Narrows Bridge would stay there.
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"It crossed my mind, but it didn't stay there very long because I like being in control of my own destiny," Winfrey said.
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All are believed to be in Germany, and as long as they stay there they can avoid the fate of their co-worker.
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You should just go lock yourself in the pantry and stay there until we tell you to come out, which will be never.
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But after Iraqi leaders said those troops can't stay there, Esper said they will be deployed in Iraq only temporarily before coming home.
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In March, he said he expected 10-year Treasury yields to rise to 3 percent - they did earlier this month - and stay there.
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You want to stay there and soak up enough goodness to equip you to go out and face the city of New York.
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Perhaps the most radical thing you can do as a person is to find your happiness and fight like hell to stay there.
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If you can't locate the owner, you can stake a claim to the property and stay there until the owner asks you to leave.
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I&aposd usually stay there until the sun became unbearable and then would find a way to slide myself back down to the shore.
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All you have to do is spray the cleaning pad and stick it onto the window (thanks to its strong suction, it'll stay there).
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The controversial politician is asking the court to suspend Dennis' visitation with the kids until Price moves out and refuses to stay there overnight.
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But we didn't stay there, not all of us—over thousands of years our ancestors walked all over the continent, then out of it.
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She comes to the present alongside Thanos when he learns of the Avengers' plan to undo his snap, and she appears to stay there.
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Typically, an asset's price won't drop far below the market's assessment of a fair price — or at least it won't stay there too long.
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When my vision comes back, I try to think positive thoughts and stay there for a good ten minutes before reaching for my phone.
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"Today, if you put a shower on an airplane, that shower's going to stay there for the next seven to 10 years," Chua said.
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This does happen; not all ICO-issued tokens will jump tenfold in value, and even the rare ones that do won't necessarily stay there.
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I was supposed to stay there for a week but found it to be an amazing place and ended up staying for a year.
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True story: One of my favorite novels had a character who lived in Carpinteria, so that factored heavily into the decision to stay there.
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We were quite happy keeping between our two oceans, we were happy to stay there, but the 20th century took us out of that.
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If Westbrook departed, and the Thunder fell to the bottom, there's a decent chance they might stay there for a very, very long time.
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It will still magnetize to the side of the Pro, but it doesn't stay there very well when it gets tossed into a bag.
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The unique approach: The participants would physically stay there, living on the National Mall in an encampment dubbed Resurrection City, until they saw results.
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They weren't sure they could afford to stay there, yet they would need to invest some money into remodeling if they hoped to sell.
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He will stay there for the next seven years, helping you turn your dreams into ideas that the rest of the world can grasp.
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And then that [residents] are going to have an opportunity to continue to stay there...Right behind it is the opportunity to build more.
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Venus, the planet of beauty and charm, will enter your sign on the 8th of June and stay there until the 3rd of July.
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But it might not be appealing to stay there, month after month, putting a life on hold just in case the worst should happen.
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Most of the racers stay there and between its location and snow kite school, it does a good snow kite enthusiast business all winter.
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INGRAHAM: Raymond, OK, you&aposre going to stay there because Robert De Niro, are we going to have the special, "The Ingraham Angle" hotline?
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Andrew Brunson would fly to Germany, stay there for two days and then travel to the United States, his lawyer, Ismail Cem Halavurt, said.
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After two years, Google wants a mobile VR platform that doesn't just introduce people to virtual reality but makes them want to stay there.
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" President Donald Trump has been slammed on several occasions for criticizing Puerto Rico, most recently saying that federal aid workers cannot stay there "forever.
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For example, before you move to your dream vacation spot, make sure you experience an extended stay there before picking up and moving there.
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"Only God knows if they are going to be able to stay there," said Serafina Martinez, who at 70 still works in the fields.
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She has 3 minor children -- David, Mercy and Rocco -- and she wants the rule voided so they can stay there when mom isn't home.
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Following a week-long break, the 53-year-old heads back to the Nuba mountains on Friday and hopes to stay there for years.
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I had three years of medical school before the revolution took place in Iran, and I had the opportunity to leave or stay there.
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It can cost up to $6,000 to stay there for a week during high season, and influencers have been snapping photos there all summer.
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But it's still important to know the specifics of what's on your kid's device and whether or not you'll allow it to stay there.
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To keep all options open, the league continues to talk with the City of Oakland about how it might help the Raiders stay there.
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I pass by on appointment, put all my stuff on the table, and stay there up to half an hour or an hour, max.
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"No no, you stay there, we'll take care of this," Bettencourt President Rutherford said, adding a meaningful "Won't we?" to his patently reluctant brethren.
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Sometimes I start with a random program just to get a general idea of how a portrait would look, but I don't stay there.
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AceDeceiver related apps have not only found their way onto the official app store, but managed to stay there for some time, Xiao wrote.
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Mr. Cavin, who was born and raised in the neighborhood, wanted to stay there, but the couple could not afford anything in the area.
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The inmate would stay there, alone, at least 22 hours a day, for two and a half years on average, but sometimes for decades.
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They now expect the jobless rate to decline to 2.83 percent from the current 4.1 percent, and stay there through the end of 2020.
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The unique approach: the participants would physically stay there, living on the National Mall in an encampment dubbed Resurrection City, until they saw results.
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So while he decided to charge for the stay, there was a caveat: the money would be refundable if the guest bought a house.
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"I made a decision to stay there because I loved the job and I loved April's food and I believed in it," she said.
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Tomorrow, things will cool off: Temperatures drop to the mid 70s and stay there for the rest of the weekend, but showers remain likely.
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As Stoakley patches in, his assistants are busy placing the TV station's mics on the field, which will stay there during a home series.
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She decided to stay there, settling in an airy apartment in Leimert Park, where she raised her daughter and lived for about 30 years.
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If actors and actresses become famous through dramas, they usually go into the film industry and stay there, but this has been changing recently.
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Most of the children born into households in the top 20 percent will stay there or drop only as far as the next quintile.
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Faiza couldn't bear for Samar to stay there, so on their fourth day in the city, they made their first journey to Al-Bayrouni.
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"These people are at Travis Air Force Base right now — why can't they stay there?" said Jennifer L. Keller a lawyer in Irvine, Calif.
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"We were never staying there — the president never promised to stay there, he said we're going to wipe out ISIS, we did," he said.
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Interest rates have been anchored at a record-low 6.50 percent for a year and are expected stay there for most of this year.
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And NewYork-Presbyterian, which has ties to Columbia and Cornell Universities, has proved to be a valuable partner by referring people to stay there.
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In fact, Dr. Kaplan said, it is not really in his power to diet his way back to that low weight and stay there.
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A rock that big, you really have to bring your A game to roll it up the hill and get it to stay there.
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" Trump praised the border effort as "tremendous" in a press gaggle on Saturday morning, saying the troops will stay there "as long as necessary.
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"Meghan may stay there for the foreseeable future and Harry will not be apart from his wife and son for long," the tabloid reported.
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However that turns out, company representatives say Russia was never a "priority" market and any questions about incentives to stay there are now moot.
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Mr. Sivasankaran said he had a long-term contract to stay there, so he could have fought to stay, but decided to go quietly.
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The facility was used mostly by Chinese women who give birth and stay there before returning to China, a law enforcement source tells CNN.
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But I also found that in order to take full advantage of a Sonder, you probably need more than one night to stay there.
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That Ho Chi Minh had once been a baker at Boston's Parker House hotel doesn't make the Knopfs' 1919 stay there any more riveting.
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The idea was that if I get inside, then I stay there for as long as I need to see through a full story.
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If a meteorite falls in the forest, and no one is there to hear it... it's likely to stay there for a very long time.
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So we ask him, 'Do you want to come out safely or do you want to stay there and we're going to take you down?
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"From the moment that he held me, violently hitting me, he was forcing me to stay there, in that place," she said in the interview.
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Krisha: I got there two days early to wash all the sheets, and sanitize all the pillows for everybody who was going to stay there.
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Following the outbreak of violence on Wednesday, Jawar supporters erected tents outside his house on Thursday and brought matresses, signalling they intended to stay there.
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The strategy resulted in the "shut down of government mechanisms" in some places "because no government servants dared to stay there", the army source said.
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The thing that is -- stuff that is really defense -- and there is, there's still things that Army Corps does, in its defense -- they stay there.
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Jewish settlements in the West Bank would stay, there would be no right of return, and Israel would remain responsible for the borders, he said.
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Starting today, Mercury will be in Scorpio, the sign of mystery and the subconscious, and it will stay there until the end of the month.
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He liked the local smoked lamb and dried fish less, preferring to live on endless coffee and cigarettes during his stay there in the 1930s.
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Clinton canceled a New Jersey event planned for Thursday to go to California a day earlier than anticipated and is to stay there until Monday.
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The Switch is just too different from the Wii or Wii U to port over games, meaning great games from those consoles will stay there.
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It's just going to stay there and it won't be a question of washing that away so you can be a happier, go-lucky person.
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Granted, large hotels such as the Bellagio had an advantage in the survey, since more wealthy customers would have had the chance to stay there.
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Said mansion is Oheka Castle on Long Island, New York, which has intense Great Gatsby vibes – and you can stay there yourself (it's a hotel)!
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It's really, really hard and it's emotionally really draining because every instinct that you have is to stay there and to be with your child.
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"I wouldn't say we've gotten to that Paris number and will stay there," Schmidt said, noting that we'll see ups and downs through the years.
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Material in lower orbits often falls back to Earth after several years, though things in higher orbit may stay there for a century or more.
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Think of it as a virtual lasso that will look at where individuals wander, and how long they stay there, within a realm of space.
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But for me personally, bouncing around a few times, you'd like to find a home at some point and stay there and be a contributor.
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Instead of his usual place in center field, Cespedes started in left, and he wants to stay there even after his leg heals, he said.
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Now he is a convicted felon who has been in federal prison for six months, and might stay there for the rest of his life.
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He told the BBC's Emily Maitlis that Epstein's residence was "a convenient place to stay" and that he was "too honourable" to not stay there.
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The move would make it less attractive for companies in Puerto Rico to stay there since they could get a more favorable tax rate elsewhere.
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I guarantee he will want to stay there...and if he ends the year number one I guarantee he will want to do it twice.
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The Tampa Bay Buccaneers have surged to the top of the NFC South standings, but they need to solve a recent nemesis to stay there.
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"We are interested in helping people who are still living in their own homes to stay there independently for as long as possible," she says.
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Although Nichols was supposed to rotate through three different business divisions at Intel, once he was placed in Intel Capital he advocated to stay there.
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This is far from a done deal -- Majority Leader Mitch McConnell in particular has publicly stated the number is 20% and it should stay there.
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The Land of the Dead is a lively place, but its denizens can only stay there, it turns out, as long as someone remembers them.
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It's a story of someone who jumped into a snake pit and managed to stay there and thrive for nine years before the inevitable happened.
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I think what happens there should definitely maybe stay there and not necessarily talk about it in a not-so-positive way in a book.
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PARELES Peder Mannerfelt, Fever Ray's producer, also records electronic music on his own, grounded in techno but far too amorphous and exploratory to stay there.
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Although she was already scheduled to be in Windsor for Easter, per the statement, it's "likely" that she will stay there for longer than planned.
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As she pointed out, the precise details of a trauma get burned into the brain and stay there long after less relevant details fade away.
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The passengers have been assigned to living quarters at the air reserve base and have agreed to stay there voluntarily for up to three days.
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It should come as no surprise, given the resort's luxurious look and celebrity clientele, that it costs a nice chunk of change to stay there.
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The emotional trauma and scars on the soul stay there, and they impact you for the rest of your life if you don't get help.
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And once the money comes into Fidelity's possession, it tends to stay there, unlike the assets that flow in and out of its mutual funds.
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She took me to her ashram (now the Kripalu yoga center in Stockbridge, Mass.) multiple times during the weeks at a time she'd stay there.
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Garraton, 58, planned to be alone in his apartment in Miramar during the storm, and said he could stay there a few days, if needed.
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If you wanted to, for example, prop the phone up to take a photo, you could just set it down, and it would stay there.
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The man had previously asked jail officials if he could stay there, but deputies told him it wouldn&apost be possible due to liability reasons.
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Her photos show the neighborhoods and their diverse residents, which include many painters, photographers, musicians, and sculptors, as she found them during her stay there.
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Exactly because the current "emergency" seems too silly to be real, the powers that moved to the executive are all too likely to stay there.
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And renters are unlikely to make long-term efficiency improvements themselves, uncertain of whether they'll be able to stay there long enough to reap the benefits.
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Women have always been on the front lines of activism in America, and we must stay there until everyone in this country is free from fear.
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I was with clergy today in Philadelphia who were having a rally in front of Toomey's office, and people are going to stay there all night.
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"It's a competitive market and a lot of banks on the top of the list tend to stay there," said Greg McBride, Bankrate's chief financial analyst.
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She will stay there for the next several months to recover from the extensive second- and third-degree burns that cover 49 percent of her body.
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She was not able to stay there and live in the only available housing, because they placed her in an unsafe position as a woman alone.
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I'm talking, of course, about mutuals, those people who, by dint of mutual follows, appear in your life and manage to stay there, sometimes for years.
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"I think Lindsey would like to stay there for the next 200 years and maybe add a couple a hundred thousand people every place," Trump said.
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There is a driving culture of weaving in and out, passing other cars too often and too quickly; if you get in a lane, stay there.
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We're thinking of renting an Airbnb on beautiful Waiheke Island for the remaining three nights and inviting his family to come and stay there with us.
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Tipping the scales at 35 pounds, the MA770 is designed to be put in your house and stay there — there's no taking this to the beach.
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Made from polymer materials, the capsule is capable of withstanding powerful digestive forces within the gut, allowing it to stay there for up to two weeks.
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The men who want to stay there say the alternatives are less secure and they fear for their safety after threats of violence from disgruntled locals.
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His mother-in-law, Sondra Bridges, moved in full time to help Morales, and says she will stay there as long as he will have her.
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If you're anywhere in southeast Asia and you're on the coast and you feel an earthquake, move inland and move to higher ground and stay there.
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You put that waistband right where you want it and it's gonna stay there and hold you in and it will not ride up or down!...
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In this game, two people are chosen to go into a small, enclosed space like a closet, and they must stay there together for seven minutes.
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It is worth noting that the program's architects expect, given California's incredibly ambitious carbon targets, that allowance prices will start at the ceiling and stay there.
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The Center says this revitalized cutie will stay there for the next few weeks while it monitors his progress and he continues to receive medical care.
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"I think people are inclined to believe that Russia would never let him stay there unless he was paying for it in some way," Wizner said.
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The most prevalent message: Take cover as quickly as you can, preferably in a concrete structure or underground, and stay there until told to come out.
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They stay there in the soft breeze as the last embers of sunset fade and the lights of the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge twinkle in the background.
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Please go hide in the very back of your shoe closet and turn the light off and stay there until someone tells you to come out.
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In the second half, she played older material—the kind of heartsick songs that burrow into your soul and stay there as part of the furniture.
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I didn't have to stay there any longer than the year I agreed to, and any normal wear and tear were the responsibility of my landlord.
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I'll tell you what I told you at dinner, that if it was just a business decision, it probably wouldn't be worth it to stay there.
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Militias. I was a teacher at a university—a female artist, living alone, I had some money—it was too dangerous for me to stay there.
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But the lower oil prices fall and the longer they stay there, the more difficult it becomes to preserve the industry's specialist workforce and supply chain.
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If you're planning to stay there long-term, purchasing may seem like a smart idea — unless you decide you don't like the area you purchased in.
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Also, now, nine months from when I first put a pair on my feet, only to be told they couldn't stay there, they were suddenly everywhere.
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But they could not stay there more than 90 days and the country would not grant them refugee status, so Jeju beckoned as a safe haven.
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His Mural Should Stay There: The proposed auction of the artist's 1995 painting "Knowledge and Wonder," held by the Chicago Public Library, is a dreadful idea.
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"You walk into it naked and if you can create from that land what that land has to offer, then you can stay there," Lynx said.
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The typical chalet buyer is open to renting to tourists because the owners themselves usually plan to stay there for only a few weeks a year.
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Those who did stay there paid a discounted rate of as little as $130 a night, compared to a typical price of about $380 a night.
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The market will get the final revision for the fourth quarter, which was last reported at 2.5 percent and expected to stay there, according to consensus.
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Obama and his family will move to the Kalorama neighborhood in Washington, D.C., and will stay there at least until Sasha Obama, 15, finishes high school.
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He paid only $85033 for each night he slept at the Capitol Hill property, and let his adult daughter stay there too for a time period.
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But medians from the poll said Bank Rate would fall to 0.1 percent in November and then stay there until at least the end of 2018.
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It would stay there, and it would inform some of my decisions and choices in work, in life, and I didn't find any of it helpful.
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Joachin wants to catch a flight to Tampa, Florida, where his mother and sister are living, and stay there until it's safe to return to Abaco.
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Robert (Callum Keith Rennie), the tough builder who oversees the homes, gives her a job and suggests that she may be able to stay there indefinitely.
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He also says Sky was the only one allowed to stay there under the terms of the lease and screwed up letting Emanuel also live there.
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He reportedly asked repeatedly to extend the lease, all while paying his rent late, and inviting his daughter to stay there too, according to ABC News.
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" In 2012, Bush dismissed the political ambitions of U.S. conservative darling Sarah Palin, saying: "I think she's very happy in Alaska - and I hope she'll stay there.
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Anyone can book a stay there or rent the entire island when Branson isn't using it himself, and many celebrities have taken advantage of the businessman's hospitality.
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We need to close similar deals with countries in the north of Africa like we did with Turkey so that people can stay there in safe camps.
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There's so much to see but unless you are leaving the city for parts of your trip, it gets very expensive to stay there for too long.
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This buffer was reduced to zero after Britain's vote to leave the EU rattled markets, and Brazier said it could stay there some time unless risks diminished.
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And going to Mars is actually a possibility that has actually become a reality of having people go there, stay there, do research and come back safely.
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"I was expecting her to either say, 'Yes, you can stay there,' or I expected her to have a more rehearsed, practiced thing to say," Locke recalls.
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I find them to be sort of glove-like, in that when I slide into the seats and get everything set right, I could stay there forever.
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And any guests who are lucky enough to stay there are in for a treat — the home comes complete with a gym, private pool and wraparound porch.
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But it doesn't just stay there: you can tap and drag it up and down, and side to side, and where it lands changes what it creates.
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They now expect the central bank will cut its key Selic policy rate to 5.50% from its current 6.50%, and expect it to stay there throughout 2020.
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Oil prices likely need to recover to roughly $70 a barrel — and stay there — before U.S. shale drillers start investing in new production, Tom Petrie said Thursday.
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The last birth I went to I actually drove 15 hours or so north to go stay there for two weeks waiting for the baby to come.
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Rosy Growth Assumptions One of the biggest and most optimistic assumptions the president's budget proposal makes is that GDP growth will reach 85033 percent and stay there.
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While serendipity played a role in Roper's journey to the tech giant's Mountain View headquarters, his previous jobs and unique set of skills helped him stay there.
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"We should have let Gadhafi stay there," he said, saying that the Libyan leader's ouster had led to a "Wild West" situation in Libya exploited by terrorists.
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By turns funny, tragic, and unsettling, Adjei-Brenyah's stories work their way under your skin and stay there, leaping out at you when you least expect it.
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They include vast downloads of Westeros history and religion, outlines of genealogy and toothsome descriptions of banquets, which are vivid on the page — and should stay there.
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" Trump took more heat for his response on Thursday when he partly blamed the island for the devastation and said federal emergency responders cannot stay there "forever.
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Even if people apply to school there, and even if they want to stay there, this does not change the perception of the U.S. in the world.
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Greenberg explained that the project we were visiting was one of seven funded by the Department of Energy to learn whether carbon injected underground would stay there.
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"People who want to go to the real Washington and experience the real Washington probably would not stay there," said Sally Quinn, the longtime Washington Post columnist.
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"It's time for everyone to sit together in the same room," Mr. Prieto said in a statement on Wednesday, "and stay there until we resolve this crisis."
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Just minutes later, he wrote that travelers were "told the situation has been cleared" at the terminal, but that it was unsafe for them to stay there.
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Conway worked for Cruz, who savaged Trump as a "sniveling coward" during the primary, then managed to work her way into Trump's inner circle, and stay there.
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"Gaseous planets the size of Jupiter are supposed to form much farther out [from their parent star] and stay there, like our own Jupiter did," he said.
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The states had claimed they lost business to the Trump International Hotel, because foreign government officials and other state leaders from the US choose to stay there.
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"To stay there with my son or watch my daughter leave with my husband -- I had to make a decision," Sally, 32, tells CNN in northern Syria.
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Right now, the coin is up in a big way but market watchers aren't sure if it'll stay there or crashand wipe out millions in user's value.
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" In 2012, Bush dismissed the political ambitions of U.S. conservative darling Sarah Palin, saying: "I think she's very happy in Alaska - and I hope she'll stay there.
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Microsoft is so sure that companies will want to switch to SQL Server 2016 (and stay there), that it is launching a new program for Oracle users.
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You have to have a combination of a lot of skill sets to stay there: range, arm strength, a natural feel to play the position, natural instincts.
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She did not have a place to stay there, she said, but she was hoping it would be far enough south to be out of harm's way.
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HIDEAWAY I might drive out to Long Island and stay there the next two or three days, or I might stay in Brooklyn because it's more centralized.
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The original owners moved to California and had listed it on Airbnb, which gave Mr. Park and Ms. Kim the opportunity to stay there for a weekend.
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North Korea has said the fishermen defected, although several who have fled North Korea in recent years said they were given no option but to stay there.
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Their king, Black Bolt (Anson Mount), thinks they should stay there; his non-mutant brother, Maximus (Iwan Rheon of "Game of Thrones"), wants to return to earth.
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That is consistent with the Vitamin E acetate hypothesis, as that substance is oily and could enter the lungs mixed with the vapor and then stay there.
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Marsudi said a total of 285 people, including flight crew and the team involved in the evacuation, will have to stay there for 14 days under observation.
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In the places we stay, there is no turndown service, often no air conditioning, and the elevator always breaks on day two (I'm looking at you, Paris).
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Caffeine is also linked with delaying the time it takes for you fall asleep, how long you stay there, and the reported quality of that shut eye.
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For a few hours a day you can help out the hostel, usually by cleaning or replacing sheets, and in return you can stay there for free.
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We expected so much more when we were paying quite a lot to stay there ... It is quiet and nicely situated right on the Chao Phraya River.
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To make things more complicated, some devices will drop in price and stay there, whereas others will continue to fall right until the end of the sale.
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As the polar vortex bore down on the Midwest on Wednesday and Thursday, many residents heeded the warnings of officials to hunker down indoors and stay there.
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For instance: Frank Ocean's new album "Blonde" debuted exclusively on Apple Music this weekend, and industry sources say it will stay there for another week or two.
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Similar results apply if you had picked one of the best-performing 50% of all funds; those in the upper half of the charts failed to stay there.
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Teaming up with BG looks less risky, but should crude oil plummet to $20 a barrel and stay there, Mr. van Beurden's big bet could be his last.
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After her husband's death, Ms. Lynn built the modern home and moved out of the original 19th-century plantation mansion because she's afraid to stay there at night.
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They all have layovers in Iceland, and if you want to take advantage of that, you can stay there for up to a week for no additional airfare.
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Queer folk in this fictionalized Tokyo are forced to the fringes—the only places society has deemed appropriate—unlike the Phantom Thieves who stay there to steal treasures.
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Noname's first proper album, Room 25, is a month old now; it's still in my everyday rotation, and it's likely going to stay there well into next year.
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However, it also means, should you stay there, you'll have a built-in surveillance device potentially listening in on all your conversations whenever you are in the room.
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You can fly from New York to London, stay there for a few days, and then head to Reykjavik, or you can go to London without the stopover.
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Shitty Gamer Takes is very much something I keep on a back burner in my life, and it will probably stay there for as long is it's around.
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It's the person looking at what's being posted to a website and decides if a piece of content or a user should stay there or be taken down.
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In 2006, he barged into a neighbor's home looking for his daughter, who had received permission to stay there while the neighbor was abroad, according to police reports.
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Stuck at sub ten percent, Johnson is likely stay there and there's even some evidence he's lost a little ground (to Trump's benefit) in the last couple weeks.
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In addition to a two-night stay there, you'll get $1,000 to spend on shopping at the stores Brookfield Place — think Burberry, Lululemon, Michael Kors, and Molton Brown.
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But per NBC News, Trump decided to allow the approximately 2,000 troops in Syria to stay there until ISIS is defeated, even though he was unhappy about it.
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Jack shows up and takes all three girls out for ice cream as teen Kate urges adult Kate to just stay there with them because it's nicer there.
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There are worse places to get trapped than a walk-in cooler filled to the brim with bottles of beer, but very few people would stay there voluntarily.
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"People may prefer to stay there even with the threat of imprisonment," Abebaw Minyaw, a psychology professor at Addis Ababa University, said in an interview in his office.
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We're told this is the first time she's been back to stay there with Offset and Kulture since December ... when she ripped into her husband for allegedly cheating.
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I couldn't afford to stay there without any regular work, and I felt like I needed a fresh start in a new city, so I moved to Bristol.
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The main problem is that these areas have higher-than-average unemployment rates, and that people tend to stay there once granted asylum, rather than finding work elsewhere.
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I think every single thing you do online, every drunken college picture, is going to stay there for ... Gabe Weinberg: I haven't heard anyone talking about that here.
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Though the location hasn't been disclosed, the Canadian resort where the royal couple was rumored to be vacationing denied that Harry and Meghan had booked a stay there.
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Set in a single room of a non-descript, American hotel room, Room 104 tells the stories of a wild assortment of characters who come to stay there.
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At its most limber and colorful, the repartee in a Goldman script allowed plenty of room for memorable lines to leap happily into spectators' ears and stay there.
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At Eat Offbeat this year, a handful of hate mails saying "go home, stay there, make America great again" came to the company, its Lebanese co-founders said.
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During my stay there, everyone was talking about the border operativos and sensed that the increased fortification of their border was the result of direct orders from Washington.
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Under the agreement, she was allowed to stay there until she died, at which point the home would be turned over to the new owner within 4 months.
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With three sizes and silicon ear hooks, you can be sure that they'll fit comfortably in your ear and stay there for up to nine hours of playtime.
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Some stay there because they don't have any ties anywhere in Mexico—perhaps their families are still in the US, or they've lost touch with their original hometowns.
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"Guys coming from boxing -- stay there," Chuck told TMZ Sports ... when we spoke to the UFC legend about Andre Berto trying to take his talents inside the Octagon.
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I think we had ambitions to a certain level but not that compulsive ambition that wants to become the biggest star in the world and stay there forever.
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She had recently returned from a weekslong trip to Sierra Leone, and the lesions, which first appeared three weeks into her stay there, had become larger and ulcerated.
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At one time, he felt his choices were either to stay there and live as an openly gay man, or move back to Lebanon and hide his sexuality.
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The hotel we got upgraded to the last night was okay, but I probably wouldn't recommend it for how much others would have to pay to stay there.
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Spencer Bogart, a partner at Blockchain Capital, thinks the controversial cryptocurrency will continue to perform, as long as both retail and institutional investors get involved and stay there.
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"Storing carbon in the forests is low-hanging fruit, just letting it stay there, because carbon in the forest is carbon that's not in the atmosphere," Law said.
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"We've had little old ladies who instead of taking a shot and moving to the next one find one they like and just stay there drinking," she said.
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After my husband joined the military, we moved out but continued to pay half the rent for her to stay there until my grandmother moved in with her.
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"Everyone kind of found their tribe and stuck to them because you needed to have allies there if you were gonna stay there," says Serena*, a marketing manager.
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He is back in a leading role and could stay there a while; Meyers said the recurrence rate of a core injury after proper repair was 1 percent.
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It is a critical step in closing our nation's broken immigration system's legal loopholes that have allowed gang violence to take hold in our communities and stay there.
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The judge is handling the investigation into UC Global, a Spanish firm that was in charge of security at the Ecuadorean Embassy during Mr. Assange's long stay there.
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The bullet was in such a delicate position that doctors have told her it would have to stay there, as any attempt to remove it could cause death.
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"There's a place where they can pay you for college, and you can stay there to have the baby," Katherine remembered a woman at the clinic told her.
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But as you know, you have many, many people in this administration and every other administration that wasn't put there by me, and they have to stay there.
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Before you hop on a plane, know that most Americans need to live in the country for five years before they can apply to stay there for good.
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What's got Abdelhadi even more pissed off is Sky essentially allowed Emanuel to use the crib as a motel to not only stay there but also bang chicks.
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I want them to look at the text of the Constitution, what it meant when it was written and apply whatever law to that Constitution and strictly stay there.
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BUT I WOULD SAY THIS, IF THE TEN YEAR STAYS AT 003 AND WOULD STAY THERE FOR 200 YEARS, YOU WOULD REGRET VERY MUCH NOT HAVING BOUGHT STOCKS NOW.
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In "San Junipero," two women explore an alternate reality and must make the weighty decision of whether to have their consciousness stay there after their bodies have passed on.
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After the last five years in Singapore, and Istanbul before that, the WTA Finals have moved to Shenzhen, China, and plan to stay there for at least 210 years.
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They will be allowed to land at their final destinations, but once on the ground they have been ordered to stay there as part of the temporary grounding order.
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"With the money a start-up raises in Silicon Valley, a start-up that can normally stay there for six months, can stay here for three years," he predicted.
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Ostensibly The Cleaners is about the outsourced workers that these companies use to determine whether photos and videos that have been shared online should be allowed to stay there.
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The U.N. agency, the UNHCR, said refugees removed by bus from Idomeni had received little information about conditions at the new sites and how long they would stay there.
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She was only supposed to stay in the house a few days, but she decided to stay there and help after seeing all the other mothers released from detention.
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His antics at school require him to stay there over break as a punishment, meaning he can't fulfill his original plan of going to spend time with his sister.
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But it won't stay there long; President Barack Obama has vowed to veto any Republican bill that guts his signature health care law, a five-year-and-counting effort.
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He was the one who took her around Jackson, Mississippi, giving her the lay of the land — trying to convince her to stay there to help with legal work.
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Pugh gives a rare performance that combines vulnerability and strength — you have to be willing to go to a dark, fragile place, and be resilient enough to stay there.
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But I would say this, if 10yr (bond yield) stays at 2.30%, and will stay there for 10 years, you will regret very much not having bought stocks now.
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And after landing a job, 62 percent of grads also said they expect to stay there for at least three years, according Accenture's 2017 U.S. College Graduate Employment study.
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"They are putting these people at greater risk by sending them to countries where TB is an issue and asking them to stay there for three months," he said.
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He hit in the cleanup spot for the first time this season, though it's uncertain if he'll stay there because of the imminent return of designated hitter Victor Martinez.
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The teal line assumes that fertility rates in every country go directly to replacement rate in 22017 (down for most poor countries, up for rich ones), and stay there.
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We have very little foreign aid going, and that aid that we do have helps them with law enforcement, drug interdiction and programs to help that population stay there.
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Such low expectations send the wrong message – to both state administrators running the program as well as beneficiaries – that those currently stuck in poverty are destined to stay there.
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When you have a little bit of middle range in your voice, it always feels sexy to go down there, to be able to stay there for a while.
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Among the events moved from the Sunset Boulevard property was the Feminist Majority Foundation's Global Women's Rights Awards, and Richard Branson and Ellen DeGeneres said they wouldn't stay there.
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The city said it had offered them shelter, but women claimed the shelter was inadequate because they couldn't stay there while working night jobs or caring for young children.
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I want everyone to stay there because we have some big breaking news out of North Korea we&aposre going to bring you in just a matter of moments.
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Whether the gains continue may depend on trade politics and Fed policy - a more aggressive Fed could ensure 2200-year yields rise above 0.33 percent again and stay there.
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"On long cave dives, we would dive into air chambers and set up a camp and stay there overnight, then go diving from there the next day," he explained.
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Some people might say the bouncer—the stacked dudes or brawny women who decide whether you can come into their establishment or not, and whether you can stay there.
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Pouyanne told an oil summit in Paris that his company's staff were encountering difficulties in terms of working in the country, but added he was keen to stay there.
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"I think we are unanimous that any girls we can beg to stay there are welcomed with open....," he wrote, his ellipsis at the end leaving certain things unsaid.
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The worker said that many children at the shelter, which has a capacity of about 240, had been showing signs of "psychological duress" as their stay there dragged on.
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Articles explained how sodium attaches itself to intertwined muscle proteins, weakens them and makes them separate so salty water can force itself deeper into the turkey and stay there.
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Airbnb makes money by charging a service fee — a percentage of the total — to both the people who rent out their space (hosts) and those who stay there (guests).
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"I've wanted to tell the manager to put me higher up, but I think it's better to stay there, and if he bats me ninth ... the same," Puig said.
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Maybe it's not typical The Bachelor standards, but I would decidedly stay there if I did not have to spend any time in my hotel room except to sleep.
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"I think that there is a more nuanced set of mechanics we can create that can allow the magic of Twitter to stay there and create really new uses."
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It was Short himself who initially said Trump recommended Pence stay at his property before aides issued a subsequent statement saying the president' didn't "direct" him to stay there.
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When Alastair Gibson heard that the Waldorf Astoria was closing, he and his wife made reservations to stay there, even though doing so put a strain on their budget.
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Scott Poore moved into the dog's enclosed space in the Merriam shelter on a baby-sized twin mattress --- and he'll stay there until his friend finds a forever home.
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"We reiterate our view that the Selic will close 2019 at 4.5% and stay there through the end of 2020," analysts at XP Investimentos wrote in a client note.
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Given his ambitions to build a lasting media empire and the budding speculation that he might someday pursue public office, he will likely stay there for years to come.
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New Orleans has a top-ten defense this season for the first time in Davis's career, and it should stay there for the remainder of the season barring injury.
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Once the cast was onstage singing, the audience was fully immersed in the heightened world of the musical and could stay there for the entire run of the show.
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So I was fighting really hard to stay in the game and I think that's what helped motivate me to stay there for so long despite how much it hurt.
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But I would say this, if the ten-year stays at 230 and the would stay there for ten years, you would regret very much not having bought stocks now.
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As photos, music, and video have left our shelves and shoe boxes for a spot on our hard drive, it has become our responsibility to make sure they stay there.
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Episode 10 At the end of the last episode, Peña made the shocking discovery that even if all four godfathers end up in prison, there's no way they'll stay there.
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That means a prank that makes it to Wikipedia can end up in lots of other places, and it will often stay there long after it's disappeared from the source.
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"The whole time you're just seething, you're disliking this person with so much energy, but if you let go you have to stay there for an extra hour," she said.
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"He is now in South Africa for medical treatment," his Nairobi-based spokesman, James Gatdet Dak, told Reuters, adding that he was likely to stay there for about a week.
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"The whole time you're just seething, you're disliking this person with so much energy, but if you let go you have to stay there for an extra hour," she explained.
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So the church is there because I asked the villagers to put a sea wall around it so that it can stay there as clear evidence of what is happening.
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Oil could go into the $20 range and possibly stay there for a period, Helima Croft, global head of commodities at RBC Capital Markets, told CNBC's "Closing Bell " on Tuesday.
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I want to film one that takes place in the White House, but Obama and Biden have decided to stay there and hang while my Trump character stumbles through everything.
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"If we feed them, it will look like we are going to stay there forever," James Jeffrey, the U.S special representative for Syria, told the Washington Post on July 19.
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She is the slipperiest performer working in country music's top tier, doing just enough to stay there, and even more to remind you how little she thinks of its limitations.
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The globalized nature of our era means that what happens on the far side of the world won't stay there, as we are reminded again and again at great cost.
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" In a series of tweets Thursday, Trump suggested that Puerto Rico needs to shoulder more responsibility for recovery efforts from Hurricane Maria, saying the first responders can't stay there "forever.
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Those who are selected to participate in the program are permanently assigned to one of the camps, where they're supervised by corrections officers, and stay there year-round, Sessa said.
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In September, the first road production will open in Chicago, and it will be a "sit down" show, meaning it is intended to stay there for a year or more.
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"I think the people of Minnesota felt they had elected me as governor for four years and wanted me to stay there," Mr. Anderson told Minnesota Public Radio in 2003.
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His children may stay there when they come to the nation's capital, and there is chatter that it may supplant Blair House, which traditionally hosts foreign dignitaries visiting the president.
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Going out isn't automatically more romantic than staying in, but sometimes, even once a year, you should go to a wonderful bar and stay there until they throw you out.
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Hariri's abrupt resignation while he was in Saudi Arabia and his continued stay there caused fears over Lebanon's stability and thrust it into the bitter rivalry between Riyadh and Iran.
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A notice posted at the center said those taking up the offer could continue their American resettlement applications on Nauru, or choose to stay there for up to 20 years.
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CreditCreditLily Landes for The New York Times The last weeks that Phyllis Funke could legally make decisions for herself, she climbed into bed, planning to stay there for a while.
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On Monday a video emerged on social media of police in a store parking lot telling shoppers by loudspeaker to go home and stay there because of the coronavirus outbreak.
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And because surface winds tend to converge toward hurricanes, a balloon is likely to eventually find itself in one, and then stay there as long as the hurricane keeps going.
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Trump wasn't impeached over the Ukraine scandal because it's the worst thing he's done in office, but because it proved he was willing to abuse his powers to stay there.
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Some of the students said they were brought to small, cell-like rooms with threadbare furniture and mattresses, and were not told how long they would have to stay there.
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Burning huge swaths of forest introduces carbon stored in biomass back into the atmosphere, and that carbon will stay there essentially as long as it takes the forest to regrow.
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The stay triggered days of contradictory messaging over whether the President had told Pence to stay there, or if the resort was simply close to the vice president's ancestral roots.
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If you ask lay people, "Why are people not moving from their town in rural Michigan to Chicago?" they say, well, they grew up there, they want to stay there.
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Advancing to the quarterfinals or better in 2017 of 224 tournaments in 218, Pliskova assumed the women's world No. 222 ranking that July, two months after Williams's last stay there.
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President Trump's unexpected announcement that he wanted American troops in Iraq to stay there to "watch Iran" achieved a previously unattainable goal on Monday: unity in the Iraqi political establishment.
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But rather than rocket to space and then orbit the Earth, these vehicles are designed to leisurely float to more than 20 miles up in the stratosphere — and then stay there.
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" Best of all is the line that Rolling Stone's Charles Holmes identified as "Paramore-esque," a teary-eyed, PG-13 regret: "Disappear into my nightmare / I expected you to stay there.
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Despite opening in 1911 and welcoming dozens of traveling NBA teams since, many players have refused to stay there because of the extensive haunted history shared by fellow athletes, Variety said.
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"Anything that hasn't left China yet will probably stay there," he said, adding that if the situation holds through the summer, it could do long-term damage to Huawei's carrier relationships.
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One option was for them to stay in the cave, bring in supplies, and they could stay there until the monsoon season ended and then they could get out more safely.
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The hope is that these balloons can fly over areas of the globe where the Internet is otherwise unavailable and stay there long enough to provide people with a reliable connection.
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That would build on the United States' pre-Trump policy of spending money to reduce crime and hardship in the northern triangle in the hope of persuading people to stay there.
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"They will stay there for as long as it is in Russia's interest for them to do so," Putin declared during his most recent marathon televised Q&A session in Moscow.
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I guess the short answer is, I wanted to create an experience that would make you want to stay there and you would feel disappointed when you pulled the headset off.
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"If you want to be at the pinnacle of world soccer — top three — to stay there is tough competition," said Joerg Wacker, executive board member for internalization for FC Bayern Munich.
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The Obamas initially rented the nine-bedroom, 8.5-bathroom house but then purchased it in May for $8.1 million with the plan to stay there until Sasha's 2019 high school graduation.
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I wanted to take a moment to send a big thank you to the wonderful doctors, nurses and staff at Cedars Sinai Medical Center during my short stay there this week.
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As for the two Russian cosmonauts, 46-year-old Skripochka, who leaves behind his wife and two children, is returning to ISS after completing a five-month stay there in 2011.
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"First of all, if your country is in a civil war, you stay there to fight," Lee Miracle told me at the kitchen table of his town home somewhere near Detroit.
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"You have people worrying here in Britain that they can't stay here, you have Brits living in Spain worrying they will not be able to stay there," Davis told BBC radio.
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In August 2016, one of Hefner's neighbors, a private equity investor, announced he had bought the Playboy mansion for $100 million with the understanding Hefner could stay there until he died.
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"It needs to stay there for a while, typically a quarter or two, for it to have predictive value," said Hank Smith, co-chief investment officer at Haverford Trust in Philadelphia.
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Many politicians, like Gandhi, think they should stay there, either for romantic reasons (the countryside is so beautiful!) or because they do not want peasants building unsightly slums in their cities.
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Strategists say that in order to signal recession, the yield curve cannot just flip in and out of inversion, but it needs to stay there for some time to be meaningful.
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But I would say this, if the 10-year stays at 2.3 percent, and they would stay there for 10 years, you would regret very much not having bought stocks now.
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