My apps take up space, my photos take up space.
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Christians are called to take up celebration as intentionally as they take up waiting.
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If they don't take up arable land, they need to take up pasture or wilderness.
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Spectrum says Do Not Email can take up to 10 days, Do Not Call can take up to 30 days, and Do Not Mail and Do Not Knock can take up to 60 days.
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Go up, out and down...\u103d Roz in scene: \u201cAnd I want you to take up space, take up space.
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Update May 16th, 4:48PM ET: Clarified that links take up 23 characters in a tweet, while photos take up 24.
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STEWART: Take up... AXELROD: Well those... STEWARET: ...take up the argument with the founders, take it up with the age of reason.
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Deliveries, which normally take up to two to three weeks, might take up to four weeks now, depending on where you live.
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McKibben's book is much more about grounds for fear, which take up some 18 chapters, than about grounds for hope, which take up five.
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The manufacturing and chemicals industries take up about 22 percent of FTC enforcement action, while retail goods and services take up the remaining 16 percent.
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That's not to say I'll never talk about love, sex or dating to my friends, but if dating doesn't take up my whole life, it shouldn't take up the whole conversation.
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" –to take up space!" we reply per Lewis's instructions.
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Analysts said they do not expect the Supreme Court to take up the case, but that the high court's schedule might prevent it from deciding to take up the matter until next year.
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The House is scheduled to take up that resolution Friday.
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Teixeira decided to take up a new challenge – competitive bodybuilding.
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Will humans finally take up the task to explore it?
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Government hospitals should take up these cases at minimal cost.
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BAD TIP #6: Take up oil pulling for whiter teeth.
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Their work may take up to a year to complete.
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After that, it'll just take up room on your phone.
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The Senate is not expected to take up the legislation.
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I try and just encourage players to take up tennis.
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Will Jane Foster (Natalie Portman) return to take up Mjolnir?
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Smith will take up his new position in late Q3.
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The Supreme Court might even take up the case again.
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The small rectangles take up a surprising amount of room.
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Fresh corporate recruits were expected to take up the game.
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Some days, it could take up hours of my time.
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Kleinfeld, who will take up his new post on Aug.
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It's unclear when the court will take up the request.
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After that, the repairs could take up to three weeks.
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Results from toxicology tests could take up to six weeks.
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For some operators it could take up to a year.
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"The nails can take up to two hours," Bui reveals.
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The investigation is expected to take up to two years.
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The decision will take up to 90 days, said Sanchez.
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Problems in the take up of LNG stretch beyond Argentina.
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That process can take up to two days, Hinz says.
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The court would take up to a year to rule.
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This should take up a good chunk of my day.
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But they might take up too many chairs at headquarters.
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Colombia's government says this could take up to three months.
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Sometimes these things take up to three months to perfect.
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Rival regions still sometimes take up arms against each other.
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But devices take up the bulk of what's out there.
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U.S. installations take up about 18 percent of Okinawa's land.
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The full House will also take up Pennsylvania Republican Rep.
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Putin said he would take up the offer if needed.
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The credit will take up to 35 days to arrive.
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Such talks could take up to two years to finalize.
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The Senate Banking Committee will take up Libra on Tuesday.
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At worst, they radicalize them to take up arms themselves.
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Chinese applicants take up almost all of the 10,000 spots.
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"I am honoured to take up the position," said Budenberg.
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In fact, should I take up smoking to look cooler?
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The initial phase can take up to half an hour.
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Photos, for example, used to take up 24 additional characters.
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The US Supreme Court is to take up the case.
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Take up embroidery or invest in a new hobby 30.
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Tallying the nationwide vote could take up to two weeks.
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"Brexit should not take up all our energy," he added.
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Those will all take up chunks of Senate floor time.
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That can take up to eight weeks to be processed.
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He will take up his new role, effective Oct. 10.
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Only Congress would be allowed to take up the issue.
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The pair will take up their roles on Oct. 1.
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Lawmakers are expected to take up the measures next week.
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Jerry Brown, and that could take up to 30 days.
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Fruitport isn't the only school to take up this approach.
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A shoe cabinet that doesn't take up too much space
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Take up to 50% off air fryers at Home Depot
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Messages take up a lot of space on your iPhone.
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The upper chamber could then take up that new measure.
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Our products take up costly shelf space in colorful boxes.
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Want to be a true Californian and take up yoga?
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Overstock: Take up to 70% off sitewide with free shipping
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It's a process that could take up to two hours.
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The OIG it will take up the review after Sen.
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Cheh was approached to take up the legislation by Sens.
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It's not clear if the House would take up bill.
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Repairs could take up to a few weeks per welding.
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Peeta's murals can take up to two weeks to complete.
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"I didn't want to take up precious resources," she said.
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She did not want to take up too much space.
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Both will take up their roles on 1 May 2017.
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Of those eligible, 79 percent take up their employer's coverage.
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Why should I feel obliged to take up less time?
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The Senate should immediately take up this bill without delay.
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"[O'Keeffe's] hands take up most of the picture," Ryan says.
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So he needs some sympathizers to take up the banner.
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The process can take up to six weeks, Hall said.
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Listeriosis symptoms can take up to six weeks to appear.
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Mr. Wolfs will take up his new position on Dec.
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He said the process could take up to a month.
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The committee will take up the issue again in April.
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Doesn't it deserve to take up space in my life?
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Applications for U visas can take up to four years.
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They take up less space, and they just look better.
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But Senate Republicans are unlikely to take up the bill.
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But legislators needs to take up discussions soon, Smith said.
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I take up for people who can't speak for themselves.
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But investors themselves need to take up arms as well.
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She urged congressional Republicans to take up legislation protecting Mueller.
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Some, however, argue that tents actually take up less space.
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Others say, the militia forced them to take up arms.
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It's going to take up a lot of her energy.
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A few states seem likely to take up Trump's offer.
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They are also pondering whether to take up Obamacare. Again.
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Perhaps take up basketball, a lifelong passion of hers, again.
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However, it's unlikely the Senate will take up the measure.
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Are we going to take up arms against each other?
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He will take up the new post on Sept. 1.
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A whole confirmed transaction can take up to an hour.
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The Senate would then take up the agreement next year.
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The Senate has yet to take up the legislative proposal.
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Copyrights are intangible legal rights; they don't take up space.
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Something that can take up 75% of my attention, happily.
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Crapo stressed on Wednesday that he has not decided if the Senate needs to take up a new bill and if his committee would take up already drafted legislation or craft a new proposal.
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"I need to take up space, I need to take up space," she chants, like a mantra, before the televised debate with Crowley last June that helped put her on the radar of national media.
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She was meant to take up her position on June 1.
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A few years ago, it could take up to a month.
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Koch expected the sales process to take up to eight months.
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The chamber plans to take up that proposal on Thursday afternoon.
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Meanwhile, McConnell has pledged to only take up bills Trump supports.
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There are 22 of us, so we take up two tables.
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Those kinds of people take up so much of my time.
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The store closings are expected to take up to three months.
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The process can take up to a year and a half.
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"These technologies used to take up a whole room," Applestone said.
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Congress is expected to take up the 2018 budget in September.
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Permits can take up to six months to process, she said.
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Questions like "Who will take up Cap's shield?" will need answering.
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They take up the checkerboard mats in front of the mirrors.
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The less space I could take up, I thought, the better.
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Please note, a response may take up to three business days.
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What has that been like seeing her take up your cause?
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China hopes foreigners will take up some of its traditional customs.
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He said the Senate could take up a bill from Sen.
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You weigh less and take up less space in my bag.
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The inauguration will see Putin take up another six-year term.
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Some locals now take up the job of caring for them.
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That process can take up to 180 days per state law.
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Finally, Mr Trump is pushing Congress to take up tax reform.
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Still, required legislation could take up to two years to implement.
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The EU's 27 remaining governments must now take up the issue.
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That they should either take up or be put upon them?
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Take-up of the latter could cause car sales to plummet.
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Where the other songs take up space, "Everything" gives you space.
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The Senate is expected to take up the proposal next week.
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Continue to sin and I will take up the sword again.
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They also take up a quarter of the planet's available land.
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She will take up the post later this year, officials said.
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"Marijuana in general doesn't take up much shelf space," said Walsh.
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The process can take up to 42 days, Mr. Calvert said.
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One possibility is that teachers did not take up the ideas.
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Refusing to be silent is to take up sound as power.
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Results from Sawyer's toxicology tests could take up to six weeks.
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Wade, but that doesn't mean justices will take up their case.
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Druz is to shortly take up a seat on Lanvin's board.
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Just so it doesn't take up too much time, you know?
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Capitol Police are declining to take up Clay's charge, he added.
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Programmers may take up a neighbourhood, the research group in another.
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TEPCO estimates that cleanup operations could take up to 22015 years.
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Does thinking about winning take up much of Day-Lewis' time?
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A Senate panel could take up the issue at an Oct.
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Water jet cutters used to take up most of a room.
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Hit "Show Less" to take up less space on the screen.
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Listless women on drips take up every spot of available shade.
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McConnell has so far refused to take up that bipartisan bill.
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California is the worst: It can take up to seven days.
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Have a presence, and don't be afraid to take up space.
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However, some banks may take up to 30 minutes, PayPal notes.
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In Greece, It can take up to four years to transition.
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Nobody thinks Europe's great power is about to take up arms.
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Could Farage ever take up a role on the world stage?
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Schumer said the Senate could take up the issue next week.
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The additional research could take up to eight months, Tavares added.
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Mohan will also take up his new role early next year.
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However, that excludes YouTube, which would take up a large portion.
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These debates could easily take up three weeks on their own.
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With extreme hubris, we have decided to take up his challenge.
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The Senate remains unlikely to take up any House-passed measure.
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Young girls now have a platform for take up any sport.
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It would not be hard for it to take up arms.
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During his recovery, his mother encouraged him to take up watercolors.
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Colleges and universities can take up the cases of imprisoned scholars.
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When locals would not take up arms, they turned to children.
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You can take up to four bites before you break again.
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Plastic waste can take up to 1,000 years to break down.
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That would take up too much room in my own bedroom.
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Makeup wipes take can take up to 100 years to decompose.
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He has so far been reluctant to take up the task.
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Stevenson resigned to take up an opportunity elsewhere, the bank said.
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Usually, presidential candidates take up the lion's share of campaign money.
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The board is expected to take up the proposals in November.
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The problem with most dish racks is they take up space.
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Yet, our Republican colleagues have failed to take up this legislation.
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It has until May 8 to take up its development rights.
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Lawmakers are anticipated to take up similar legislation again next year.
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The House is expected to take up the legislation next week.
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It is time take up that discussion in earnest and haste.
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Jorge Rafael Videla, to take up the issue of the disappeared.
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But do let the artist take up a lot of space.
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VICE: What inspired you to take up photography again in 1984?
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But I'm also allowing my own voice take up the room.
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Workers say finding a replacement can take up to an hour.
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In that time, take-up has been okay but not massive.
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The NTSB investigation could take up to a year to complete.
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Frisk will officially take up his new position on January 1.
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The Senate did not take up Garland's nomination for a vote.
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Weekend estimates bring the movie's domestic take up to $261.5 million.
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On the one hand, yes, they do take up the oxygen.
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Don't take up valuable space by sitting at the stage. 32.
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It does not take up a huge area on my countertop.
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And then let's quietly suggest they take up another hobby. Deadmau5?
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Ms. Ludwig is to take up the post on June 15.
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The Angel wings can take up to 400 hours of labor.
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Ms. Wiles will take up her new post on July 1.
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The Supreme Court did not take up Cantu and O'Brien's cases.
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I think cars take up 75 percent of the street space.
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Few, unfortunately, are ready to unite to take up that fight.
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Mr. Biden and his team did not take up the idea.
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The Chinese government suggested Huawei could take up a legal challenge.
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And it declined to take up a North Carolina gerrymandering case.
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But they would also pay Google to take up those spaces.
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The Senate could take up the package as soon as Tuesday.
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The Senate is expected to take up the legislation later Wednesday.
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The House was expected to take up the measure Tuesday morning.
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Nonetheless, he was allowed to take up the national security post.
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Racks of clothes take up almost all of the floor space.
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The manuscripts for "The Last Tycoon" take up at least two.
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Sanders inspired many of these students to take up local activism.
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SOLOSKI Put down the sippy cup, take up the (metaphorical) sword!
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But it's unclear if the Senate will take up the resolution.
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The new appointees will take up their positions by Jan. 1.
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" Mark Zaid said he would take up Sims' case "pro bono.
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And others have, and will continue to take up the refrain.
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Current testing methods for sepsis can take up to 72 hours.
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It's time for advocates and policymakers to take up accreditation reform.
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If it did, British MEPs would not take up their seats.
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Researching the validity of each test can take up precious time.
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Trees do take up carbon from the atmosphere as they grow.
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She would take up less and less room from now on.
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"She wanted us to take up space at Harvard," she said.
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Sometimes resident bacteria on ants take up a gene from competitors.
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He will take up his position with immediate effect, Barclays said.
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Dombrovskis will formally take up his new functions on July 16.
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Enough text messages to take up 8.2 GB on my phone.
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The Supreme Court has agreed to take up United States v.
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It's unclear if the chamber will take up the House bill.
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The committee will not be required to take up the resolution.
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They promised to take up the question with the president again.
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MeditateThis doesn&apost need to take up all your free time.
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That's the question the Supreme Court will take up next week.
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Rhode Island legislators may take up a legalization bill as well.
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These take up most of the memory on my phone pic.twitter.
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But Mr. McConnell is refusing to take up the Democrats' measures.
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"God should take up a new occupation," I would say back.
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Several more states are expected to take up measures in 2019.
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It can take up to 10 days just to finish one.
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He would take up the tiniest microfraction of our civic bandwidth.
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He said he would take up Gutiérrez's mantle on immigration rights.
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The Republican-controlled Senate is unlikely to take up the measure.
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Congress can, of course, take up the issue again in 2019.
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What inspired you to take up photography in the late 1970s?
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GL: Do you think more states should take up marijuana decriminalization?
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Although the justices declined to take up the Redskins appeal, last Friday they announced they would take up a similar case involving an Asian-American rock band -- called "the Slants" -- that seeks to register its name.
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It was possible that 2I intended to take up orbit around Earth.
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Doesn't take up as much anxiety space as Snapchat, but it's there.
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FTD: Take up to 25% off arrangements and gift baskets See Details
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Tiny cars take up less road space, and are easier to park.
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Tiny cars take up less road space, and are easier to park.
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If so, wouldn't that encourage Democratic lawmakers to take up the call?
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There's no chance I'll take up homeopathy or purchase a 'healing crystal'.
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Of course, not many people are likely to take up a petition
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Insects frequently take up residence in burner tubes during the off-season.
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Obviously that'll take up a lot of the DoT's focus as well.
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Why do I want this to take up space on my phone?
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Meetings and work sessions take up most of the morning and afternoon.
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Many are stored in wooden cabinets that take up an entire wall.
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Additionally, cornerstone investors will take up 492.8 million units, the prospectus said.
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Aluminum cans do decompose, but it can take up to 200 years.
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It'll take up less space on phones and use much less data.
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But Morgan refuses, telling her to take up it up with Daryl.
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Credit...CreditCole Barash for The New York Times Take up space. Stretch.
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But there is no need to take up that question at all.
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That's the day justices will consider whether to take up the case.
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And mail-in repairs can take up three to five business days.
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The Supreme Court would not necessarily have to take up the case.
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Shonda Walter's case is the first to take up Justice Breyer's challenge.
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The department praised the court's decision to take up the cases Friday.
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McConnell did not say when the Senate would take up the resolution.
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It is not clear if the court with take up her plea.
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Those can take up to $50,000 out of Azerbaijan, with a declaration.
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It's definitely not time to say, 'I'm going to take up running!
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Planning for a quinceañera can take up to a year or more.
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Exercise doesn't have to take up a huge chunk of your time.
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Time, perhaps, for another powerful sponsor to take up the gibbons' cause?
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Seesaws, food trucks, and seating take up the majority of the space.
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In February, the U.S. Supreme Court declined to take up his case.
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It can now take up the cases with a Missouri appeals court.
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By that, I mean the space they take up on the road.
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It can take up to 220 seconds to print out a photo.
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Those vehicles are not ready to take up the mantle yet, though.
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It was not immediately announced when he would take up his post.
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That means texting can take up a big portion of my day.
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In my experience it can take up to 3 or 4 seconds.
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And maybe this sounds defensive, but why can't this take up space?
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More pragmatic reformers champion the broader take-up of two innovative schemes.
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Trump case the Supreme Court has agreed to take up in October.
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If they did, they would take up some other line of work.
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Instead they separate from their spouses and take up with new partners.
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It would be exciting if Apple decided to take up that mantle.
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But if they can't, then the Senate could instead take up ORRA.
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Does the Chief of Staff take up the fight with the President?
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Ambassadors take up the post each month, and April fell to Haley.
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Though, it is possible that transactions can take up to 48 hours.
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You don't see lyrics that take up a whole column like that.
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But the expected price rise for LSFO is boosting storage take-up.
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It's unclear when the Senate will take up the new sanctions package.
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The Supreme Court will take up the question of constitutionality this fall.
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Mr Macri hopes not to take up much more of his time.
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Lethal injection may take up to 18 minutes to kill an inmate.
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It instead instructed the lower court to take up the case again.
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But before you take up a hammer or drill, consider the trees.
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Borrowers can take up to five years to pay the loans back.
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Soviet-backed World Peace Congress movement by offering to take up the
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Though smartphones don't take up much space, they do create emotional clutter.
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Dead animals are oddly shaped, and take up a lot of room.
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Now, some research groups are starting to take up the work again.
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Still, he never felt any pressure to take up the family sport.
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In fact, alcohol can take up to 20 minutes to block vasopressin.
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No doubt many people will take up this offer, imaginary or not.
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The three-capsule version would take up to 50 years to develop.
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In an emergency, they will take up battle stations at their computers.
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Hoyer said the House plans to take up legislation sponsored by Rep.
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In the same post, Zuckerberg urged others to take up the torch.
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"I hope the House will take up the FAA reauthorization," Ayotte said.
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Unfortunately, the Senate failed to take up the issue before it adjourned.
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But these are costly and still take up a lot of space.
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You're never going to take up as much space as he does.
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The Supreme Court is due to take up the issue next month.
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The DOJ is not obligated to take up every case it receives.
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Then the House will take up the bill this evening. http://bit.
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The House is instead slated to take up the Senate's bill tomorrow.
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Each one can take up to 3 meters of tulle to create.
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Francisco requested that the Supreme Court take up the issue this term.
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The Senate will take up its own version after the Thanksgiving break.
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The final three parts take up about four and a half hours.
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Bathing suits take up little room, so feel free to pack two.
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Congress also will need to take up a huge disaster aid package.
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He blocked a unanimous consent request to take up the House bill.
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Judge Amy Berman Jackson said she would take up Manafort's request Monday.
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The justices are likely to take up even more cases on Monday.
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The Trump administration urged the Senate to take up the legislation Thursday.
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It's seen enterprises take up a greater share of its membership base.
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Be prepared for it to take up a decent amount of space.
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However, Fernandez sees Merkel being reluctant to take up a leadership role.
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It's still unclear whether the Supreme Court will take up Trump's appeal.
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The Senate declined to take up the House's bill before the shutdown.
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It can take up to two months to make the milk shirt.
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Now is the moment to take up a real fight: curing cancer.
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The Republican-led Senate has no plans to take up the proposal.
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Upperclassmen often do without them, given how much space they take up.
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The Supreme Court will then decide whether to take up the case.
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Schaeffler anticipates the reorganization will take up to two years to implement.
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But leaders made clear the House would take up the bill again.
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Underwhelmed with their monogamous sex lives, they take up with other women.
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Non-autonomous cars take up ... Just look at the parking implications. Yeah.
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Each shot can take up to six hours to pose and perfect.
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Mark Lazarus and Jeff Shell will also take up new, expanded roles.
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The full Senate is expected to take up the bill next week.
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With such a low take-up, Veneto Banca is unlikely to list.
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It just won't take up as much real estate in your home.
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She is due to take up her new role on Aug. 1.
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What's unclear is how many more Democrats will take up the cause.
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They take up positions on the steps outside and log back in.
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The House is expected to take up the CR vote Friday afternoon.
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Maybe it is time to unilaterally disarm, and take up arms elsewhere.
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No fast track, though ... that process can take up to 3 years.
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Nissan is expected to take up the recommendations in the coming months.
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Sadly the rest of the DeLong thread didn't take up that possibility.
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Republican leadership in Congress say they want to take up the call.
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It has also been slow to take up the subject of race.
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I can take up personal strategies for facing her with my therapist.
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They helped empower more people to take up that fight as well.
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You also can't take up all of the air in the room.
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"We're going to take up and pass the House bill," he said.
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The Supreme Court is expected to take up the case this term.
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The Republican-controlled Senate has yet to take up the House bill.
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And mailed checks could reportedly take up to four months to arrive.
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The Senate is unlikely to take up a free-standing CHIP bill.
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Digital may smell like burned royalties, but it doesn't take up space.
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One will take up the title in 2019, the other in 2020.
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Because she uses oil paints, that could take up to a week.
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Pelosi said that the House would take up legislation authored by Rep.
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Selection of jurors alone is expected to take up to two weeks.
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It remains unclear if the Senate will take up the disaster bill.
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Initially, McConnell had planned to take up USMCA after the Senate trial.
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However, the integration could still take up to 15 months to complete.
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A round-trip mission to Mars could take up to three years.
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It was not clear when that chamber would take up the vetoes.
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Next, the Senate will need to take up an impeachment rules package.
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Do you feel more entitled as you mature to take up space?
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Actual neck pillows are too bulky and take up too much space.
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However, it's unlikely that lawmakers will take up the full allotted time.
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Know how much room a single USB cable and plug take up?
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The House intends to take up the remaining eight bills in September.
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Some Renamo officers are to take up leadership positions in the military.
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The country's highest court refused to take up the case in 2019.
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I have other tasks, but they don't take up the whole day.
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"There are many issues the Legislature simply doesn't take up," he said.
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If you pretend you're Norman Mailer, you can take up some space.
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This encourages employees to take up staff training, according to Mr. Tassetto.
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It's not clear if the Senate will take up the House bill.
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By 2002, he had quit counseling to take up fighting full time.
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So, make a New Year's resolution to take up a challenging activity.
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Anything to take up the space that grief craves and feeds on.
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When they say something to your family, you take up for it.
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The Republican-controlled Senate is unlikely to take up the House bill.
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I urge the U.S. Senate to take up this bill for consideration.
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At seven inches in length, it doesn't take up too much space.
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The FEC will take up the complaints against the Clinton campaign's spending.
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Sorry if it makes you itchy — maybe you should take up scratching.
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The Senate will separately take up the House-passed defense funding bill.
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Instead of infrastructure, Huelskamp said, Republicans should take up legislation by Sen.
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Grewal — that the Supreme Court could take up as soon as Friday.
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The House voted to take up HB 2730, the bill from Gov.
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Votive candles take up little space, and add personality to the room.
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It's unclear if the upper chamber will take up the House bill.
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It just won't take up so much real estate in your home.
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Some Renamo officers are to take up leadership positions in the military.
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Federal civil rights investigations can take up to several years to resolve.
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The catch: Google's algorithms compress your photos to take up less space.
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However, he cautioned that the process will take up to six months.
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On Wednesday, the Supreme Court will take up the travel ban again.
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Pelosi said committees will also take up issues like healthcare and trade.
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Now it's on to the full House to take up the vote.
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On Tuesday, the justices announced that they would take up the case.
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Both games are free, though you're forced to deal with obnoxious advertisements that take up precious space at the top and, after failing a number of times, ads that take up the entire screen for a painful five seconds.
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The first is that Brexit will take up almost all this parliament's energies.
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They also report they can take up to three months of unpaid sabbatical.
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What's more, tablets don't take up too much space in your backpack — i.e.
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But Mozilla has decided to exit the deal and take up with Google.
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He said it's "unlikely" that the Supreme Court would take up the issue.
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For many users like me, emails take up the bulk of this space.
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Some have been unable to take up jobs abroad because they face charges.
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But if it's cloudy, it can take up to a week to dry.
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Fields said Ford plans to take up the issue with the Trump administration.
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Nature scenes from all around the world take up large expanses of wall.
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NASA said this boundary could take up to 30,000 years to fly through.
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The Senate will take up the measure later Wednesday, the Kentucky Republican said.
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Meanwhile, Republicans pledged not to take up a Democratic-backed proposal Trump opposes.
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Under the deal, the United States would take up to 1,250 asylum seekers.
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Congress could certainly take up and vote on USMCA before then, in 2019.
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Republicans have suggested that passing a replacement bill could take up two years.
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It can take up to 16 weeks to process, according to the IRS.
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They can take up to 16 weeks to process, according to the IRS.
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The administration has asked the U.S. Supreme Court to take up that case.
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The feature's full roll-out is expected to take up to three days.
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Many have bulky, noisy radiators that take up a lot of floor space.
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He is due to take up his position in Frankfurt on June 1.
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We more readily take up those meat-based, or "heme" sources of iron.
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Emails don't take up a ton of space, but you know what does?
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Together, those two programs take up about $4 billion of NASA's annual budget.
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But Condon's version of the film does expressly take up the question. Mrs.
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When the wells aren't operating properly, it can take up to two weeks.
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Brazil's Congress is due to take up sweeping new gun legislation this week.
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A counterterrorism prosecutor had agreed to take up his case against Bin Othman.
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Nowatzki says it could take up to 30 days to receive the results.
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A comprehensive toxicology report will take up to four weeks to be completed.
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Now's the time to embrace broad silhouettes that take up the physical space.
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What are the major drivers of Twitter take-up, in Australia and elsewhere?
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Some kung-fu fighters have expressed willingness to take up Mr Xu's challenge.
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The market regulator will publish shareholder take-up in the next few days.
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To date, McConnell has refused to take up either bill in the Senate.
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"That was an important factor behind Massachusetts unexpectedly rapid take up," Dorn says.
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The U.S. Supreme Court refused in June 2017 to take up his case.
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This is tedious and long-winded (it can take up to four hours).
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All those sensors, processing, and upgraded actuators take up a ton of space.
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When gleaming new offices rise from the rubble, LinkedIn will take up residence.
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It's wonderful visibility; we get to take up the space we need, together.
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But fact-checking can sometimes take up to three days, according to Facebook.
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The justices are likely to take up an abortion case out of Louisiana.
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The email does not specify exactly what job she's leaving to take up.
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"That had a major influence on take-up in the beginning," he said.
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Riverdale and Mindhunter alone take up so much mental real estate these days.
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Final deadline to take up Banca Carige's debt swap offer deadline (1400 GMT).
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Sephora's holiday offerings alone take up over nine pages on the retailer's website.
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The speed of Shanghai crude's take-up has surprised many traders and analysts.
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But while the court awaits "an appropriate case" to take up, uncertainty reigns.
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It looks nice on the counter and doesn't take up too much space.
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Sumo matches involve Shinto rituals that take up more time than the wrestling.
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Microsoft says it'll take up to a year to implement the new policy.
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He has hinted he could take up a public role after the election.
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All of those little administrative tasks take up a surprising amount of time.
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The investigation could take up to a year and a half to conclude.
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The Senate Banking Committee is supposed to take up the bill next week.
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That's a little annoying because those buttons take up so much real estate.
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Forshey said the investigation is ongoing and could take up to two months.
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Many of her large cakes take up to a whole day to make.
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Rarely does the theme take up the real estate of an entire performance.
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Meanwhile, Skelton will take up a newly-created role as chairman of Australia.
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The Democratic-held House is expected to take up and pass the resolution.
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The committee will take up the legislation, sponsored by South Carolina Republican Rep.
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They are able to take up new challenges and are ready to learn.
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He then moved to Geneva to take up a position on MSC's board.
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Portman will take up the superhero's hammer as a female goddess of thunder.
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Nominations The Senate will take up at least two Trump nominations this week.
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John McCain as he cast the 50th vote to take up Obamacare repeal.
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A Rio Tinto spokesman said the firm would not take up the offer.
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Venus enters Libra today, inspiring you to take up a new beauty routine.
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CRAMER: THIS COULD BE A GOOD REASON TO TAKE UP NUMBERS RIGHT HERE.
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That leaves open who from within the SPD may take up that post.
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We're told a toxicology report will take up to 8 weeks to complete.
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The high court has agreed to take up three cases surrounding this issue.
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The Senate has not indicated it will take up either of the bills.
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That compresses them, making them take up less space than they would otherwise.
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It's now trying to get the Supreme Court to take up the case.
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Bondholders have seven working days to take up the offer at those prices.
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Whether the Republican leadership will take up this new bill is still unclear.
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We'll have to see if CEOs and investors will take up the challenge.
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Parliament, which reconvened this week, is due to take up a bill soon.
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Chicago's finance committee is scheduled to take up the proposed ordinance on Wednesday.
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He added that he would take up the issue with President Donald Trump.
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She will take up the role as head of institutional sales and strategy.
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Due to the slow initial take-up, it was then extended to 2020.
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John Cornyn was asked Monday if the chamber would take up the legislation.
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It's not yet clear which regulator would take up the deal for review.
|
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And the Senate committee planned to take up nearly identical language last month.
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Today, the Islamic State encourages anyone to take up arms in its name.
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The House is expected to take up the funding bill on Thursday evening.
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We hope that Congress will take up the call for such a commission.
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Senate Republicans have said they will not take up a House impeachment resolution.
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The House next week will also take up a bipartisan bill by Rep.
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But he sidestepped a question about whether the Senate will take up legislation.
|
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Now political observers in Michigan see Tlaib attempting to take up that mantle.
|
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The Supreme Court is now weighing whether it should take up that case.
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Now both sides are petitioning the Supreme Court to take up the case.
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Paper returns take up to four weeks before showing up in the system.
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This section seemed to take up a large portion of the entire Supercenter.
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She decided to leave behind her toddler son to take up the offer.
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At the time, the Republican-controlled House did not take up the measure.
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His son, Crown Prince Naruhito, will immediately take up the throne in May.
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Appropriations The Senate will take up its second government funding package this week.
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"The problem is, the Senate will never take up the sidecar," Griffith said.
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Hotel, utility, sales and other taxes were increased to take up the slack.
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So Pastor Shipp decided it was time to take up a fourth job.
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Yes, you adore your people, but sometimes they take up too much space.
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It can take up to 72 hours for the installation to be complete.
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Tomorrow the House will take up my resolution condemning the president's racist remarks.
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It's a fine thing to be celebrated, but success can take up space.
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It's a habit that anyone aspiring to own a business should take up.
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Maybe it doesn't take up the 'entire sky,' but it's pretty darn big.
|
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It is not yet known when both chambers may take up the bills.
|
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President Donald Trump's administration urged the justices not to take up the appeal.
|
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In birds, however, the brain does typically take up most of the skull.
|
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It is unclear which of the proposals the government may eventually take up.
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|
Yemen The House is slated to take up a measure — spearheaded by Rep.
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Russia's sports authorities decided to support competitors who take up the IOC invitation.
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Republicans have also failed to take up legislation to rebuild America's aging infrastructure.
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|
Nominations: The Senate will take up three of President Trump's nominees this week.
|
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It is unclear whether Congress would take up the issue at Trump's urging.
|
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Men in the rank and file also have to take up this cause.
|
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Experts, though, expect Congress to take up the trade measure in early 2019.
|
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It could take up to four days to extinguish the fire, firefighters said.
|
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Opposition lawmaker Sherry Rehman said she would take up his death in parliament.
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It is unclear if the high court will now take up Bulger's case.
|
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They don't want it to take up this much space in their heads.
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Hand sewing a hem is simple and won't take up too much time.
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He said he would ask the Supreme Court to take up his case.
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Lawmakers have not said when they would take up the EB-5 reauthorization.
|
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If not, get a smaller sofa because they take up so much space.
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In light of the slow take-up it has been extended to 2020.
|
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If the Americans forced Maduro from power, he vowed to take up arms.
|
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The committee has to take up the subpoena for a vote because Sen.
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" Mr. Turnbull said Australia would not take up the offer "at this time.
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The Senate is expected to take up and pass that legislation this week.
|
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The House of Representatives is expected to take up the measure on Friday.
|
|
Libyan courts, such as they are, have yet to take up the case.
|
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Then, State Senator Richard Ojeda, a Democrat, seemed to take up the cause.
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Maybe Congress will take up some action here and there along the way.
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After the recent crackdown, they expect more young people to take up arms.
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Dr. Brown does not suggest that someone who doesn't drink take up drinking.
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And the House of Representatives could take up legislation to expand Social Security.
|
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He admitted, however, that it could take up to a decade to fix.
|
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The Vietnamese government, in contrast, was slow to take up Ms. Doan's case.
|
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Maybe he didn't want to take up more space than an actor should.
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We all must do more to take up the cause of gender equality.
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Selim and Ahmet take up the rope and begin to pull the prize.
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The stay was granted, and the court agreed to take up the case.
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And those take up no more than a few pages in the book.
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The investigation may take up to 120 days to complete, the office said.
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We all must do more to take up the cause of gender equality.
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We have no choice but to take up our organizing arms once more.
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The fun stuff doesn't even have to take up a lot of time.
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In the face of that third directive, I decided to take up golf.
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He was moved by her story and agreed to take up her cause.
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Soon that president-elect will take up residence mere blocks from the Sackler.
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The company is also asking the Supreme Court to take up its appeal.
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Duterte previously said he plans to visit Kuwait and take up the issue.
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Securing certfication from aviation agencies could take up to three years, he said.
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He was encouraged to take up the drums, to burn off excess energy.
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Family group text threads take up where the real dinner table left off.
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Turpin's editions do not take up that work, nor do they need to.
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There are spools of yarn from when I thought I'd take up weaving.
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Civil rights groups blasted the court's decision not to take up the challenge.
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I never intended to take up the knife; I never thought I could.
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Whether the Senate will take up legislative matters during the trial remains uncertain.
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So far, take-up has been limited, with only Estonia committing 40 troops.
|
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When lesser shows take up air on awards shows, I feel ripped off.
|
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The House and Senate are both poised to take up war powers resolutions.
|
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The high court didn't take up another Second Amendment case until this year.
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Officials indicated a desire to take up the issue again at future meetings.
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We don't want other nations to take up this provocative and costly act.
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A City Council committee is expected to take up the matter Jan. 11.
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I've gotten you started, so go forth and take up some foreign languages.
|
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But it remains unclear when, or if, the Senate will take up legislation.
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It's still decently sized and won't take up an absurd amount of space.
|
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The upper chamber has yet to take up the legislation for a vote.
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This will initiate a review process that could take up to five years.
|
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Beto O'Rourke (D-Texas) to take up a campaign for the Democratic nomination.
|
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Smith, 46, is due to take up the top job in late September.
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Some have said they are prepared to take up arms to remove Maduro.
|
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The Senate is expected to quickly take up the House-passed funding bill.
|
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But congressional leaders have signaled reluctance to take up the issue again soon.
|
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The Supreme Court in April is slated to take up the latest version.
|
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It would take the vote of four justices to take up the case.
|
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Mall gyms can take up a large footprint or a small studio space.
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Instead, the Senate will take up judicial nominations when lawmakers meet on Monday.
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So, it could take up to 17 hours to complete the steps twice.
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Other senators on the committee said it could take up to 60 days.
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My beleaguered parents begged me to take up something less gratingly high-pitched.
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It's an issue that a concerned mother would take up with a doctor.
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The committee is expected to take up his nomination after the August recess.
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Women take up space in her work with their love and their trauma.
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Should she take up knitting, or is that too taboo of a suggestion?
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The Supreme Court has pledged to take up the case in the fall.
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The Warhammer 40K gamers at the table behind him take up the refrain.
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A newer problem is the low take-up of vaccination among immigrants (see chart).
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According to the current timetable, updating it will take up to half a century.
|
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Roads also take up more of the land area in the newly developed suburbs.
|
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For some people, the effects can take up to an hour to come on.
|
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The Supreme Court agreed to take up the appeal in an expedited time frame.
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Right-leaning organizations are hopeful that Barr will take up the mantle from Sessions.
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However, wires damage the brain, take up space, and can only provide crude control.
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It's these larger festivals that take up the bulk of the movie world's attention.
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As for the name, it could take up to 10 days before it's announced.
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The Trump administration had also urged the court not to take up the issue.
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Finding applications that take up a large chunk of disk space can be tricky.
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Again, it can take up to 48 hours, so you'll need to be patient.
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And European politicians who take up cudgels may escalate a brawl they will lose.
|
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If getting tipsy and playing devil's advocate is your move, take up Shkreli's defense.
|
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He said the group would take up the issue of quality with its members.
|
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Lawmakers said they would take up to ten days to respond to Abadi's proposals.
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There are wild flowers in my desertwhich take up to twenty years to bloom.
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Deletion requests will also be verified, which can also take up to seven days.
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What does it mean for a woman to take up space in the world?
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Equal Rights Amendment The House is slated to take up legislation introduced by Rep.
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The full Senate is expected to take up the nomination in the coming days.
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Upon signup, kids can leave comments on why they wanted to take up coding.
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It kind of reminds me to be big and loud and take up space.
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Her sizable squad and her fans may take up a boycott of the restaurant.
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Authorities have said it may take up to six months to completely restore power.
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For Mr Ho, the decision to take up Portuguese is also a personal matter.
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Perhaps a little political competition or wealth make it easier to take up arms.
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Tencent and Guangzhou Public Transport will take up 25 percent and 10 percent, respectively.
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Portugal said late on Thursday it was ready to take up to 35 migrants.
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But rating agency Fitch said on Thursday the scheme's take-up may be limited.
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However, "it can take up to 15 years to recoup that reduction," Sherman said.
|
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Expect plenty of states to take up similar legislation next year after California Gov.
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Take up to $149 off 11-inch iPad Pro models at Amazon See Details
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A Eurogroup meeting on Thursday is expected to take up Italy's heavy public debt.
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The average take-up rate for cyber insurance is 22014 percent across U.S. businesses.
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Getting all of this data back to Earth will take up to two years.
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Ideally, the priorities you listed should take up at least 80% of your time.
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Plus, babies and all their things do take up quite a bit of room.
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Bernstein rejected Vivint's request because it will take up too much of SunEdison's time.
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On Monday, they will ask the justices to take up the case this term.
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He hopes that free-speech issues "won't take up too much of our time".
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Watch the video above to see Romero's work in her exhibit "Take Up Space."
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Qureshi said later he planned to take up the issue with several world leaders.
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We need to take up the project of uniting and renewing the whole church.
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It will take up to 90 days for your account to be fully deleted.
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"To really make significant progress, it can take up to 10 years," Khan said.
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It also makes you think about physicality and the way you take up space.
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But buttons also take up a lot of space on an e-reader's bezel.
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Clariant said it would take up White Tale's demands at its next board meeting.
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Moleketi will take up the role on July 19, Vodacom said in a statement.
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That should take up, oh, maybe 22018 of the 22000 hours in the day?
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That should take up, oh, maybe 23 of the 24 hours in the day?
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The Supreme Court could agree to take up the immigration case later this month.
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H&M: Take up to 5083 percent off of select styles, starting November 5073.
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He says he expects four more to take up arms before 2016 is over.
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Own the room, take up space — you can even stand if it seems appropriate!
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You'll certainly turn heads (and take up space) with these Tweedledum and Tweedledee costumes.
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Associated files can take up way more space, especially for video and audio content.
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Magufuli said the project would take up only 3 percent of the wildlife sanctuary.
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The Baltic's new chief executive, Mark Jackson, will take up his role on Jan.
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When you reduce incentives, you reduce numbers of people who take up the incentives.
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They take up an entire room while he's photographing them all for the book.
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But he's hopeful others will take up the mantle and fight like he did.
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Similarly, it wouldn't be long for other Richmond bands to take up AVAIL's banner.
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She then decided she wanted to take up bodybuilding, and now partakes in competitions.
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How long before whole families take up semi-permanent residence in super-sized McPrisons?
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Thompson will take up the position in March, when Jan du Plessis steps down.
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President Trump has an ability to take up all the oxygen in the room.
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The commissioners will take up a proposal to crack down on automated sales calls.
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The GOP will gladly take up articles of impeachment once Trump is already dead.
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You probably shouldn't take up ju jitsu and you definitely shouldn't inhale paint fumes.
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In order to move, one has to take up space, to exist in space.
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And when women take up 33 percent of the space, men think they're outnumbered.
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These applications often take up a decent amount of space and consume battery life.
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It's a strategy Sanders has endorsed and his supporters are eager to take up.
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But the office isn't large; two bulky desks take up most of the space.
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The incoming Democratic majority is poised to take up the measure again next year.
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The justices granted the stay while they consider whether to take up his appeal.
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The Senate is expected to take up the issue as early as next month.
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So far, House leaders aren't promising to take up the Senate bill as written.
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"It's not the appropriate time to take up such a fundamental issue," Garamendi said.
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Having the Judiciary committee take up the bill would delay a potential floor vote.
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Those stores take up a total of 209 million square feet of space, altogether.
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The House will take up two additional portions of the package in coming days.
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Take up a ton of space, make loud noises, flex, and take mirror selfies.
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Perhaps he will rekindle his passion for dance, or take up a martial art.
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Executives estimate it could take up to two years to build a new factory.
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The full Senate should take up and pass the bill at the earliest opportunity.
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They take up a lot of space, but I can't get rid of them.
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Senator Lee should take up the issue again by calling for new subcommittee hearings.
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But the Republican-controlled Senate is not expected to take up that legislation. Rep.
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The government can still ask the U.S. Supreme Court to take up the case.
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The route of more than 17,000km is expected to take up to 20 hours.
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The court also took months to deliberate over whether to take up Hidalgo v.
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The Senate then must take up the measure within 18 days after House action.
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Or is that just something we take up next year, but could apply [sooner]?
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The Senate is expected to take up a proposal that would run through Dec.
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The case is smaller, too, and will take up less space in your bag.
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As adolescents, fewer become delinquents, take up smoking and drinking or become teenage parents.
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The control board is now scheduled to take up the SolarCity money on Wednesday.
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Terry Branstad, who will soon take up residence in China as the U.S. ambassador.
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Madden and, of course, fantasy football have expanded to take up too much space.
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The chamber will also take up a separate bill that meets more conservative demands.
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Regardless of location, housing costs take up a significant portion of city dwellers' paychecks.
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The clock is compact and doesn't take up much room on a bedside table.
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The Senate is expected to take up its version of the legislation this summer.
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The agency will also take up an item to strengthen rural phone call quality.
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Now, we take up Maha's story as she attempts to make it to Turkey.
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The House is expected to take up and pass the bill later in June.
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They also challenged its "legitimacy" if the justices refuse to take up this case.
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Kelly appears to be ready and willing to take up arms in those fights.
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Stacks of Jarritos soda, mango and lime, take up what little room is left.
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How to see how much storage space your songs take up on your iPhone1.
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Even if voluntary, the land could take up to a year to be acquired.
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We must take up the quarrel with the foe and hold the torch high.
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He was sharing knowledge that could help other men also take up this charge.
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This is a wonderful time to practice your psychic abilities and take up meditation.
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It could take up to nine weeks to search the area, the spokesperson says.
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If they employ it, nominees could take up to four days to get approved.
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I saw troops enter and take up positions in every corner of the town.
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The process for approval can take up to 36 days, according to Wine Spectator.
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"It's really important that your generation and the younger generations take up the battle."
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The Supreme Court is expected to take up the travel ban case next month.
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Will the Supreme Court actually take up the travel ban case on the merits?
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"Well, obviously plants, you know, in their respiratory processes, take up carbon," he said.
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You just have to not let the bad ones take up too much space.
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It can take up to two years for a law to be finally agreed.
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We think this can be done, but we must take up this challenge now.
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Therefore, it is critical that new members of Congress take up these torches immediately.
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But the Supreme Court has not said whether it will take up the case.
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The 60-floor tower boasts 10 penthouses that take up the top nine floors.
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But India probably won't take up the offer until after its elections next year.
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Even though they don't contain text, a line break will still take up space.
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She would even tend to take up huge amounts of space in the film.
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The State House is likely to take up the two measures later next month.
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On social media, food photos take up a considerable amount of digital real estate.
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They may visit a sleep lab or take up light therapy or dawn simulators.
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It will take up to 90 days for the department to respond to each.
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The House will not take up the measure before the end of the year.
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The math seems clear, but very few people want to take up the point.
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The justices will likely announce this fall whether they will take up the case.
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Congress is not scheduled to take up the debate until after the new year.
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Ms. Zakiah, the attorney, said she worried that Parliament might take up the issue.
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And the court is now being asked to take up cases challenging those restrictions.
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But Senate leaders seemed disinclined to take up the concealed-carry measure anytime soon.
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That means the new, divided Congress will take up the trade deal in 2019.
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Here's a look at the growing number of books that take up the subject.
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Pitch the care of people and take up the practice of "radical self-care"?
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It would be 24 hours before astronomers in Chile could take up the chase.
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The Senate could take up the House's multi-billion package as early as Tuesday.
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Give up the gym, and take up dancing in public squares like a grandmother.
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A program is also in place for Olympic volunteers to take up unoccupied seats.
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Some experts have estimated it could take up to 15 years to fully denuclearize.
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Now he decided the time had come to take up cattle ranching in earnest.
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The party also wanted to take up a motion to consider Ms. Fujimori's release.
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Since it's a vertical filing cabinet, it doesn't take up a lot of space.
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Mr. Dhesi, now 20, wasn't the first in his family to take up wrestling.
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If 30 states take up waivers, the money will be spread much more thinly.
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Schumer on Wednesday urged Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell to take up the resolution.
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Gidley did not say whether the US plans to take up such an investigation.
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Now others would have to take up the task of producing her desired effects.
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Vumatel would now handle FTTH rollouts, whereas Vumacam would take up the CCTV component.
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Buskhe, who will replace Lars Wedenborn, will take up the position on February 12.
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Few lawyers will take up individual arbitration claims when the potential damages are low.
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McConnell has said the Senate would take up USMCA after wrapping up a trial.
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Under the current system, such requests can take up to two years to process.
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It can take up to two years before the animals begin to show symptoms.
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Maybe I'll even take up German, I thought as I started the second lesson.
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In addition, fathers, including self-employed fathers, can take up to 10 days leave.
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The 2020 election will take up more of Washington's attention next year, as well.
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Give up the gym, and take up dancing in public squares like a grandmother.
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Mr. de Maizière said Germany would take up the issue with the Greek government.
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In December, about four dozen Democrats voted to take up a resolution by Rep.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell refused to take up the issue in the Senate.
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Ms Harris entered the race ideally positioned to take up the vague, centrist mantle.
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THE HOUSE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE will now take up the inquiry into President Donald Trump.
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Malls struggle to replace these anchor stores, which typically take up prime real estate.
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A six-apartment building might take up over a pound of CO2 each hour.
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Here's hoping the Department of Justice begins to take up the cause, as well.
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The Senate is expected to take up the same legislation in the near future.
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The Senate will then take up a several District Court judges and other nominees.
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Congress is also unlikely to take up the deal until Mexico passes labor reforms.
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The two lenders said initially they were aiming for an 80 percent take-up.
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The House will take up the stopgap bill next week, followed by the Senate.
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So why do they still take up a big chunk of the Oscar show?
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"Uninflated balloons don't weigh anything and don't take up any space," noted Gwen Wong.
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They want Ryan to cancel the mid-July recess to take up their proposal.
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This is the space I want to take up, and I'm unapologetic about it.
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This tech thing feels like ... Some days I'd rather them just take up swords.
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Subsequent iterations take up the voices of specific members, named in the poems' titles.
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The government has been promising to take up this issue for almost a decade.
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Identifying the small remains that have been collected may take up to six months.
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We take up all these different things and make our own version of spirituality.
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French forces take up positions outside the Splendid Hotel in Ouagadougou on January 16.
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Gerstle concludes by urging Americans to take up the progressives' favorite tool: amending the Constitution.
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It then goaded revolutionaries to take up arms, and endorsed Islamists who stood in elections.
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The ruling applies until December 7th, when the court will take up the case again.
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In recent years the Court has declined to take up a major Second Amendment case.
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Other workarounds for creating video clips cost more, or take up more time, or both.
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Overall, completing a Lego shoe can take up to a few days to a week.
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But Disney can't control what the internet decides to take up as a revolutionary symbol.
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Negotiations for these types of deals often take up to six weeks, the ministry said.
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Tucker will take up his new role at Jack in the Box on March 26.
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"When Halloween came around one year, I thought I'd take up the challenge," he said.
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If you don't protect your mornings, a million different things will take up your time.
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" But asked if House Democrats will take up the Senate bill, Pelosi firmly said, "no.
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For technical reasons, the House is expected to take up the bill one more time.
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Rent can take up to 227% of a Londoner's salary, a survey last year revealed.
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The administration asked the court on Friday to take up three cases on the issue.
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Take up to 50 percent off thousands of designer styles from now through June 4.
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Company advisers expect that it may take up to two years to emerge from bankruptcy.
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They can also take up study courses in English or Japanese, and attend religious services.
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An autopsy was conducted, but results will take up to several weeks to be released.
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The bank will publish on Thursday data on the offer take-up by current shareholders.
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Business people and bureaucracies take up some of the social role of priests and sacraments.
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America needs to cultivate allies in the region and let them take up the charge.
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It's retro, it's atmospheric, and it's cool enough to take up the entire opening theme.
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That day in Mass, I decided to let it take up residence in my body.
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And installing enough solar panels to power them would take up a lot of space.
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" Armenian genocide: "The House is slated to take up a nonbinding resolution -- spearheaded by Rep.
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Analysts expect it could take up to several months for coalition talks to be completed.
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According to Bloomberg, it may take up to 18 months for a trial and verdict.
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Affleck noted that he's unsure whether he'd want his little ones to take up acting.
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"Don't let yesterday take up too much of today," Jenner, 35, wrote, alongside the image.
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"There's a possibility that we may well take up legislation related to this," McConnell said.
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She is forced to take up the role of toy delivery person after Santa retires.
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Fortunately, firms have stepped in to take up some of the slack left by consumers.
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This puts abortion rights advocates that usually take up the lawsuits in a difficult position.
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The odds that Mexico would take up such draconian measures to curb corruption are laughable.
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Attaining perfect health is not a permission slip to take up space on the planet.
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Six months after the Trump administration asked the Supreme Court to take up Azar v.
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Both he and City Council Speaker Corey Johnson asked Garnett to take up the topics.
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I'm not trying to inspire you take up martial arts or be anything you're not.
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He will try to take up the mantle of the free world under Europe's wing.
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You can also fold down the Space Scooter's handlebars to take up less storage space.
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It could take up to two weeks before authorities release his body, according to reports.
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Or, if your friends follow celeb trends, they'll probably tell you to take up sculpting.
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It's even more polite to take up space above the seats to make more room.
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Edgar seemed to take up zero space in anyone's head until it became a possibility.
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Trans and queer Cubans have to take up necessary space and not disappear into silence.
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More complex ones require multiple fermentations and distillations that can take up to nine months.
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For example, a flag can take up as many as 14 spaces in your Tweet.
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DAYAL WILL REPORT TO UK CEO NATHAN BOSTOCK AND WILL TAKE UP ROLE SEPT 16
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They will see it as an invitation to take up arms against another US president.
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This lesson will inform the strategies we take up for repairing our fractured political platforms.
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"It's the fitting and the patient's adaption that take up to ten days," said Lobari.
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New parents can take up to 10 weeks off and receive 100% of their paycheck.
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Soon the 85,000 winners will take up new jobs in the land of fresh starts.
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But those working with performance often take up these acts of exclusion with particular relish.
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ETP refused, she said, and told her it may take up the dispute in court.
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The Senate, however, is unlikely to take up a new tax bill before the election.
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And I think the president should take up the whole idea of meeting with Rouhani.
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Market response to Fed actions seemed to take up a good part of the conversation.
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On Monday, five prominent securities law professors urged the justices to take up the case.
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The two apartments -- which are adjacent to each other -- take up the entire eighth floor.
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For people who have been exhausted for longer, it may take up to a month.
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Doody will take up his role within HSBC's global banking and markets unit in May.
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The alternative, driving around the state&aposs largest island, can take up to three hours.
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More than two hours away in Austin, state senators take up the wrongful birth bill.
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These are people who want their ideas to take up the absolute most space possible.
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It will take up a bit more space on a nightstand — but just a bit.
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Maybe it's time for Hillary Clinton to take up a new hobby in 226 pic.twitter.
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Others whose policy views differ from Trump could conceivably take up that same framework regardless.
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We all know a few people who take up all the energy in a room.
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A potential incorporation should take up to 12 months, the company added in the filing.
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An energized Democratic state legislature is expected to take up the proposal later this year.
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If it does not take up all offers, the excess naira are returned to lenders.
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Whether conservatives will take up the president's offer to work together remains to be seen.
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Whether Congress chooses to take up the issue of faithless electors when they convene Jan.
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Full recovery can take up to two years, though you will see results right away.
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The downside is that RAW files typically take up a lot more space than JPEGs.
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Two things take up the most space in Timmy's bedroom: stuffed animals and medical supplies.
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The House and Senate are expected to take up the spending bill before week's end.
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The five apps that we love the most take up 80% of our session time.
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On Wednesday, that same committee will take up a hearing on "next-generation 911" services.
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If the story is so good, why shouldn't we be able to take up shares?
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Girls who take up archery will also learn how to calculate arc, velocity, and trajectory.
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The court is expected to take up the legality of the travel ban October 10.
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Those, and the people who sit along the rail and take up all the space.
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Lawmakers next week could take up both the financial as well as Zika-related bills.
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The Associated Press says there's no indication that the Senate would take up the measure.
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It's something to smile about, if he decides to take up smiling in his retirement.
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Take up to 40% off Blink XT Home Security camera systems at Amazon See Details
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The House of Commons declined to approve the Withdrawal Agreement and take up that option.
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It moves up the expiration date by which states could take up the Medicaid expansion.
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Apple says that all of its built-in apps take up less than 150MB combined.
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The lower chamber is slated to take up two pieces of immigration legislation on Thursday.
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The House is expected to take up the bill and deal with amendments next week.
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"Thank you very much, I don't want to take up my time," Waters told Mnuchin.
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They stand upright, their tiny forefeet folded to their chests, to take up the cry.
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It is not expected to be captured and take up residence in our solar system.
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"We will now try to take up the matter with the Supreme Court," he added.
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When you take up more space than what is allotted, you will feel the squeeze.
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Your effort to take up more space will feel like an invasion of their space.
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Elizabeth Warren wants to take up to 6% of their wealth in tax every year.
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Uncovering the 8 mile stretch could take up to two weeks, the news release added.
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On Tuesday, the House Appropriations Committee is scheduled to take up an agriculture spending package.
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People's personalities are partly formed by, or in response to, how they take up space.
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The new company hopes to take up the loan servicing of third parties as well.
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They are planning to take up tax reform when they return from their August recess.
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They don't take up any space, they're comfortable, and I like the way they sound.
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It also increases the likelihood that the U.S. Supreme Court will take up the issue.
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Without the needed votes, McConnell said the Senate would take up a repeal-only bill.
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We also asked them what things take up the most of their non-teaching time.
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States like California will take up the law's defense and the legal battle will continue.
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For instance, if you have a "food" category, groceries could take up 70% of it.
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They didn't take up a quarter of the space in the back of his van.
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Harmon, to take up the fight once again to secure a permanent solution in Congress.
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Senators were initially expected to take up the resolution and vote on amendments this week.
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Sadr didn't personally run for prime minister, so he can't actually take up the role.
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In June, the US Supreme Court declined to take up a case concerning Dassey's confession.
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Senators were initially expected to take up the resolution and vote on amendments this week.
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Or is that just something we take up next year, but could apply soon[er]?
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These are things that could take up all day for small business owners like myself.
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Rooms are cleverly designed to feel big but not actually take up too much space.
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The mechanism to take up these issues is the Vienna-based International Atomic Energy Agency.
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Authorities have warned it may take up to a year to find out what happened.
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I urge Congress to take up this measure immediately – it's clear this issue can't wait.
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The company also explains that orders may also take up to two days to process.
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When the Senate returns, it plans to take up legislation to stabilize health-care markets.
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It's a simple plastic thing that collapses and doesn't take up any space at all.
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Within the Taliban, discussions of whether or how to take up negotiations have proved divisive.
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Current COO Patrik Frisk will take up the duties of CEO on January 1, 2020.
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It also has to take up a spending bill before the end of the session.
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The House is also expected to take up a mammoth bill funding the Defense Department.
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Johnson will step down next June and will take up the role of executive chairman.
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Meghan lost her coat to participate in an event encouraging women to take up sports.
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Congress must take up the White House proposals and pass legislation before they become law.
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The work began last Friday and will take up to three months, Mr. Ortiz said.
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"You can't just assume that your wife will take up the slack," I cautioned him.
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