It takes technology, it takes personnel and it takes resources.
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Deaths 8003 just takes and takes and takes, doesn't it?
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"It takes courage, it takes wisdom, it takes vision, it takes integrity," Gonzales said about Kasich during a campaign event here.
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And it takes time and it takes leadership and it takes consensus building.
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For those like him who fall outside the cookie-cutter norm, that "takes courage, it takes perseverance, it takes tenacity, it takes confidence, it takes epic empathy for oneself," he said.
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It takes people, it takes time, it takes money to create these custom tools.'
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"It takes courage, it takes wisdom, it takes vision, it takes integrity," Gonzales said about Kasich during a campaign event in Nashville, according to CNN.
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It takes a lot of time, it takes development, it takes losing a lot of matches.
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It&aposs always either the offense takes off, the defense takes off, the kicking game (takes off).
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"It takes a lot of focus, it takes a lot of dedication, it takes a lot of work."
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If that takes 10 years, then it takes 10 years.
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It takes her the time it takes paper to burn.
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Building scientific infrastructure takes time, and it also takes money.
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" The editor answers, "It takes as long as it takes.
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To be informed takes more than outrage, it takes time.
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Throwing strikes takes talent, but in Denver, it takes more.
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"It takes as long as it takes," retort irritated engineers.
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He takes a photo, inspects, deletes, takes another, inspects, deletes.
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The longest trip takes 51 minutes; the shortest takes 32.
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If it takes overriding the president, that's what it takes.
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"We will not be part of a process which takes from working families, takes from the sick, takes from the children, takes from the elderly, takes from the poor, in order to give huge tax breaks to people who don't need them," Sanders said during the rally.
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By the spring of this year, things had gotten worse, as they always do with an illness that takes and takes and takes.
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But short of that, reform takes time, and it takes work.
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Takes a lot of time, takes more capital, all those things.
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Even the employee who takes samples from the ship takes bribes.
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As she showed, it takes more than words; it takes action.
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Everything in here takes six steps when outside it takes one.
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"If it takes a year, it takes a year," he said.
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But as Mr. Yamamoto might say, it takes what it takes.
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That takes some brutal honesty, and it takes some tough decisions.
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In contrast, Google takes a 5 percent cut; Facebook takes nothing.
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It never takes him seriously but it always takes him literally.
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My commute usually takes ~35 minutes, but this morning it takes 45.
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It takes a village, and it's okay that it takes a village!
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"Every sport takes discipline, but figure skating takes extreme discipline," he said.
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It takes craziness, it takes being "unbounded," to break up the saturation.
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After several takes, Gadot slips off the treadmill and takes a break.
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"FDI takes time, but once it takes off, it's sustainable," Sandeep said.
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"That takes a long time, takes a lot of negotiating," he said.
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It takes a long time The impeachment process takes months and months.
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And then one of us takes Act 2, one takes Act 3.
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That seems the likely ending to this love story: me dropping everything and doing anything, devoted as a dog, as he takes and takes and takes.
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Between takes, DuVernay takes a few minutes to answer some of our questions.
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So, there were takes where I'm sobbing and takes where it's more stoic.
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DeWine takes Republicans 85 - 2000 percent, as Cordray takes Democrats 2117 - 2000 percent.
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Sometimes he takes it very well and listens, and takes it all in.
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When you're playing bad, every hole takes forever, and every round takes forever.
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"Having sex takes time, and building a strong relationship takes time," Debrot said.
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"They say that it takes a village, but it really takes a country."
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But then her speech takes a turn that takes the room by surprise.
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"It takes courage to have political office, it takes courage to be a prosecutor, it takes courage to fight for justice," said one lawyer, L. Chris Stewart.
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Explaining why it's not true takes some time, it takes dates, and it takes an interest in the explanation and some interest in the people delivering it.
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It's funny that he did three takes because we did three takes as well.
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"The saying …'It takes a village' … well here on Maui … it takes an island."
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The process takes as long as it takes the water to evaporate, Choi said.
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What it takes to be a dancer, what it takes to be a choreographer.
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It takes an extraordinary player to do it — but that isn't all it takes.
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Everyone takes regular naps, and little labor takes place, for this is an Arcadia.
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It takes a second to bite and it takes a long time to create.
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In that match-up, Johnson takes 7 percent and Stein takes 85003 percent support.
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A quick press takes a photo and a longer press takes a QuickTake video.
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The outlining process, for Gray, takes months; writing the screenplay takes a few weeks.
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" She thinks that's an impossible question: "It takes what it takes to end something.
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In Virginia, she takes 2900 percent of the vote and Sanders takes 220006 percent.
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It just takes time and it takes alignment of boards and strategies and things.
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But the video takes a turn once the cast takes a break from filming.
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She takes care of her garden and takes life one day at a time.
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It takes so many people: It takes an army; it takes a village to bring together a tour like this, to make it move from city to city.
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The horchata could take between one and two hours to brew; kombucha takes two hours; vodka takes one to two hours to distill; and beer takes two hours.
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Others include Aston, which takes 66% more British students than it did before the cap was lifted; East Anglia, which takes 63% more; and Bath, which takes 24% more.
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A Moscow mule, for example, takes about 50 seconds while a margarita takes 25 seconds.
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It takes you out of the Twitter client, it takes you into the web browser.
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Whatever it takes, every player, 1 to 15, whatever it takes, that's what we're doing.
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It swings big and takes risks to get where it's headed, however long that takes.
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BARTIROMO: Well, it takes -- it takes courage to stand up to China I get that.
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As Texas Monthlyexplains: Lyft takes 20 percent of each ride, while Fasten takes $0.99 flat.
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The whole thing takes about 8 minutes—and takes me right back to science class.
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Wesearchr itself takes the remaining 15 percent, nearly twice what Kickstarter takes off the top.
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Species conservation takes time, effort, funding, and most importantly, it takes people giving a damn.
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The city takes and offers, offers and takes, the balance affected largely by skin color.
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I particularly love that every woman takes her work more seriously than she takes herself.
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Traveling takes a lot of planning, but it also takes a certain degree of spontaneity.
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Delta executives have said competition between carriers takes place before the flight even takes off.
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Double Takes In much of Joy Harjo's work belief takes shape as an origin story.
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It takes a jump-start, it takes a special situation to come out of that.
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Wow, when that guy takes out his junk he really takes out all of his junk.
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YouTube currently takes a 30% cut, including fees, and Twitch takes a 50% cut, per TechCrunch.
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The regular Spotify app takes up about 100MB while Spotify Lite only takes up around 15MB.
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It takes all sorts to make the world, and it takes all sorts to make Snapchat.
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It's a great way to show that she takes unpopular cases and she takes them publicly.
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But, Logan takes the hits like a champ, though ... and even takes one WITHOUT the padding!!
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The developer of the app or game takes 70 percent and the platform owner takes 30.
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Like Ru always says: "Throwing shade takes a bit of creativity, being a bitch takes none".
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She takes more risks, and she trusts me and takes my opinions a little bit more.
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It takes courage to be a witness just as it takes courage to be an actor.
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"Because it takes courage to ask for help … takes courage to admit it," Chief Malchow said.
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SO IT TAKES BOTH, AND WE BELIEVE IN THAT BUSINESS MODEL, BUT TAKES MANAGING BOTH CAREFULLY.
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She then takes takes a two-to-three day break to spend time with her family.
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She takes walks on the beach, does Pilates, goes boating with friends and takes Bible courses.
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Once a jet takes off, the potential revenue from an empty seat takes off with it.
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Mr. Gibson takes Mr. Rodriguez to Broadway shows; Mr. Rodriguez takes Mr. Gibson to the opera.
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She takes off on the propeller plane back Montana while Georgina takes Payton to the hospital.
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Whether it takes six months, whether it takes a year, I'm going to take my time.
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Whatever it takes is usually what it takes to get what you want in life. 6.
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This isn't like lighting a delicious doobie with a clipper – this takes work; it takes effort.
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It takes time, and it takes a lot of no's, and hopefully eventually you can get justice.
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It takes a national organization to run a national campaign, and building a national organization takes money.
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It takes the human 1.17 seconds to complete the motion but it takes the Jaeger 7.63 seconds.
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Decorating the cones generally takes 30 minutes, whereas the decoration of the belly takes about 45 minutes.
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This is the stance that New York City takes and the NYPD takes in addressing hate crimes.
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It takes a village to raise a child and it takes a village to encourage the mom.
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"We all know it takes time, it takes years to get through these debt burdens," he said.
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"It really just takes away the pain, takes away the bullying that we deal with as women."
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Wolfe's hairy canvas takes about four months to grow, and the shaving takes Harding about an hour.
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It takes dedication, it takes perseverance, but if you stick to your goals, you can accomplish anything.
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So they really wanted to go from something that takes decades to something maybe that takes months.
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In Mandalay, Myanmar's second city, the average delivery takes 32 minutes; in Yangon it takes 50 minutes.
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What took 10 minutes now takes 11; what took three hours now takes three and a half.
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But now Britain takes only 2.5 percent of Australia's exports, while China takes more than 31 percent.
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There was a lot of laughter in between takes, during takes – they were joking back and forth.
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Writing it up only takes Hy 15 minutes (and probably takes his manager less time to read).
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"She takes a regional train and then the subway, which normally takes 40 minutes," Weber told CNN.
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Buttigieg takes the drink, saying "When in Rome" and takes a quick swig out of the bottle.
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He leaves having demonstrated that what it takes at Exxon is not what it takes at State.
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" Judge Skretny referred the matter to one of his magistrates, saying, "Whatever time it takes, it takes.
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"It takes guts to have a dream and it takes guts to fight for it," she said.
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But while the empath gives and gives, the narcissist takes and takes, which is incredibly emotionally exhausting.
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Nothing here takes wing; madness never takes her onto point or to open up into the air.
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Soon enough, the media was filled with takes and counter-takes, and President Trump was weighing in.
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Full repeal without replacement takes insurance away from 22 million; Trump's plan takes it away from 3003 million.
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This states something like this: The path that light takes is the path that takes the least time.
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A full rotation takes Venus 243 Earth days, while a single orbit around the Sun takes 225 days.
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Similar to the many steps it takes to lighten hair, it takes work to layer color back in.
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A Google spokesperson said that it takes it takes creator rights "very seriously" and is investigating the accusations.
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It takes up the same amount of space a 256GB chip takes up, but is twice as dense.
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It usually takes him four or five false starts, he says, before the book takes its full shape.
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I make dinner while my boyfriend takes the bus home, which takes about an hour and a half.
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It takes effort to eat your veggies and it certainly takes determination to make it to the gym.
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Airbnb takes a 20 percent cut from these bookings, which is more than it takes for home rentals.
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Around 45% of this listening takes place in the car while an additional 21% takes place at work.
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These are the best hot takes that, if you really think about them, are neither "hot" nor "takes".
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It will be interesting to see where Brown takes her work next — or where her work takes her.
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To answer it, it takes a lot of work, or it takes some kind of faith in experts.
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While robo-advising takes away the need for expertise, it also takes away important context and subtle nuances.
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EPA CHIEF TAKES FLINT PERSONALLY: The head of the EPA said Monday that she takes the Flint, Mich.
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The picture announces that this artist will do what it takes, and only what it takes, to astonish.
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Sometimes an exploration and production company takes a big hit, sometimes a marketing company takes a big hit.
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It takes a lot to trust someone, it takes even more for me to reveal myself to someone.
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The electronic artist takes heavy industrial sounding drum hits, interspersing them with distorted takes of Jonathan Davis's voice.
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Standard production time takes about 15 days, while priority production takes 10 days and costs a bit more.
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Anybody can look smokin' naked, but pulling off this edgy look takes more than confidence — it takes attitude.
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Expect higher costs if your student takes the SAT exam more than once, or takes multiple AP classes.
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But the longer the due process takes, the longer it takes for a farmer to secure substantial justice.
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The US Supreme Court chooses which cases it takes, and it only takes a small minority of challenges.
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It takes a lot of energy to electrolyze hydrogen and it takes even more to pry CO2 apart.
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It takes antibiotics and it takes getting through a thick skull like Hillary's and mine to slow down.
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It takes a lot of core strength, it takes a lot of grip strength, and it takes a lot of upper-body strength to physically pull yourself up and then maintain that position safely.
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It takes guts to get up and pitch in English and it takes guts to fight for every ounce of cash and it takes guts to succeed even in your little corner of the world.
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While it takes only 4 justices to agree to hear a case, it takes 5 to block an execution.
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It takes a village to raise a child, and it takes a village to find success in Muay Thai.
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It takes me four more takes to finally nail the over-the-top Californian gaucheness Ri is looking for.
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No one takes their at-bats off, no one takes pitches off, and we just find ways to win.
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I hope everyone takes the risk of dangerous heat seriously and takes advantage of whatever relief options they have.
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The morning after the tournament is over, Richard takes off so Marianne takes Adrian to go looking for him.
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" It's one of the reasons why the company takes feedback so seriously on events like "MINI Takes the States.
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But then I have still to remind myself, we're living in an industry with hot takes and contrary takes.
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It takes an image and then slices off 193 nanometers of whatever it's looking at, then takes another picture.
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In the video, Lovato takes a moment during the song and takes a half-step away from her microphone.
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He takes one step and takes a six-foot jump backwards and goes, 'Oh my God, oh my God!
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It also takes takes a bit of moving around to get the system to recognize your face and hands.
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It takes a plan, and it takes experience and the ability to work with both parties to get results.
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It takes a lot of courage to go up against government lawyers in court — and it also takes money.
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" It's basic, wrote LZ Granderson: Don't rush to judge: "To be informed takes more than outrage, it takes time.
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Which revolution was Sanders promising, the one that takes on Wall Street, or the one that takes on prejudice?
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The dog takes the food and goes to a corner, where it lowers itself and takes its time eating.
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The move takes away one of the Yankees' best hitters, but also takes away the team's biggest defensive liability.
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After all, Perry's SAT scores weren't as good, and he takes only two A.P. classes while Charlie takes three.
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Rather, it's about the indoctrination of youth, and what it takes to undo the brainwashing once it takes hold.
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The takes, counter takes, and counters to the counter take are popping off like a movie theater concession stand.
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"It takes a lot to build a player, it takes years, and needs a lot of investment," he said.
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But "it takes millions of dollars of investment to open up a plant, and it takes time," she said.
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This woman has never lost a case — she takes more cases than anybody, and she takes the hardest cases.
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They also note that, because it takes time for the oceans to warm up, that increase takes its time.
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But it takes a movement, it takes a mass of people to support that — and keep those movements sustainable.
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He knows he can do a perfect song—sometimes it takes seven minutes and sometimes it takes an hour.
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"It takes an enormous amount of planning, and it takes a huge pipeline of stories, and it takes the cooperation and participation of reporters and editors around the world," Sam Dolnick, an assistant managing editor, said.
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Through Lifelink, Zack takes courses at Penn State – one of which is a fitness walking program he takes with Kacie.
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I just find my way, sometimes it takes longer to dig yourself out of something, it takes longer to understand.
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Though Coachella takes place for two consecutive weekends, YouTube will only stream Weekend 1, which takes place April 13-15.
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HAVING THE ARMS AND LEGS THAT SOLVE THESE PROBLEMS GLOBALLY IS SOMETHING THAT TAKES SOMETHING THAT TAKES SCALE TO PROVIDE.
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Later, between takes, McCartney can be heard offering vocal phrasing help to Lennon, who takes a moment to catch on.
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The energy that it takes to look back and see where the other guys are takes energy away from you.
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Airbnb takes reports of discrimination very seriously, evaluates these incidents on a case-by-case basis and takes action accordingly.
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Nestled among the jokes, the takes, and the joke-takes on my Twitter feed is at least one small joy.
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It takes someone special to relegate soccer from the sports pages, but when Pajon races, she takes pride of place.
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It takes 48 hours for loperamide to fully leave your body, compared to the four hours it takes for heroin.
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While it takes only four justices to agree to take up a case, it takes five to stay an execution.
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But to descend from that and go into other layers takes courage, it takes love, and a lot of emotions.
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We're not sure how long it takes, but some researchers like Dr. Smith believe it takes at least an hour.
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Since it takes place in Chile, summer coincides with New Year's Eve, when the movie's big, climactic party takes place.
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It takes Lloyd all of two minutes to get her first shot, and all of three before Press takes one.
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It takes four votes to put a case on the court's docket, but it takes five to stop an execution.
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And then he's like, he takes a pause, he takes a drag off a cigarette, and he's like, you're wrong!
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The standard model takes four hours to go from zero to 95 percent battery, while the premium takes two hours.
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The mental preparation that it takes and the mental strength that it takes to fight through that fatigue is challenging.
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Reuther said her 23-year-old sister had a seizure and was prescribed the same medication her daughter takes; her sister takes 1,000 milligrams twice a day, while her 40-pound daughter takes 900 milligrams twice a day.
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While it takes 1 to 3 business days for a normal payment, a super payment only takes 5 to 120 minutes.
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"We will do whatever it takes, for as long as it takes, to identify every victim of this tragedy," he pledged.
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" But he said the experience still "takes something out of you, and it takes a lot of work to process that.
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A Bay Area tech CTO who takes up flying is about as remarkable as a coastal Australian who takes up surfing.
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I shoot everything on film [that takes place] in the past and everything on digital [that takes place] in the present.
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Alternatively, a direct flight takes four hours and 35 minutes, or the train takes a few minutes short of five days.
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Did you shoot it different ways, with a little more comedy in some takes, a little more gravity in other takes?
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It takes photos, records sound, even takes down changes in light or acceleration, and then sends notifications to your main phone.
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In sports, building a bigger fan base takes time, because creating the context that leads to emotional investment takes time, too.
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People think it takes two weeks to organize, but this is a misconception, it takes months," Kavanagh explained, "We're all volunteers.
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The Hill takes a look at what it takes to go from a Supreme Court nominee to a Supreme Court justice.
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In the 10 minutes or so it takes for each ear candle to burn, a calm takes hold of the group.
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It's not just the company that takes care of you; it's you that takes care of you and your own career.
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After he's done, he takes a swig of whiskey and vows to do whatever it takes to find the man responsible.
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Worried she is insufficiently bold, she steals a fish, frees a dog, smashes a vase, takes a lover, then takes another.
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That takes some openness and it takes some willingness to expand the agenda from the actual work of the team itself.
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While getting permission to build a warehouse takes 167 days in Iraq, it takes one-third as long in the UAE.
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But there is a difference between a film that takes no stance at all, and one that takes one by accident.
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"You want a candidate who takes info security seriously to turn into an elected official who takes it seriously," Turner said.
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The corporate rate cut takes effect in 85033 in the House bill, but takes effect in 2019 in the Senate bill.
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Thalassa's orbit around Neptune takes about seven and a half hours to complete; Naiad, hewing closer to the planet, takes seven.
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Cosmetology school typically takes five to six months and a certified automotive mechanic takes eight months to just under two years.
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The office "takes defense presentations very seriously and takes what they say into consideration in their final charging decision," Cohen said.
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"It is impressive how she takes this, how she takes it and she does not give up," one European lawmaker said.
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It takes two or three years ... No, it takes two or three years to learn how to do your job, okay?
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Qiao takes off on a quest to make him talk to her, and it takes her in some very unexpected directions.
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"Creating trust in politics takes time, creating trust in European politics takes more time, but creating trust in European politics when you're French takes even more time," the 31-year old soft-spoken lawmaker told Reuters in an interview.
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Harwood: You have a tax bill that takes away deductions for high medical expenses; that preserves carried interest — I know they're working on that; that takes away deductions for grad school tuition breaks; that takes away an adoption credit.
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Eli takes a gig trucking an engine upstate, and in the desolate winter setting, takes to chugging antifreeze (or some such horrific liquid) with a local resident, who takes him to a place the end credits call Sludge Club.
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As our national NBC/WSJ poll has shown, Johnson takes about evenly from Clinton and Trump, but Stein takes more from Clinton.
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"It takes a little bit of time, and it takes a little bit of give and take on both sides," Wackrow said.
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It takes forever and they have to go over to the sideline and it takes an extra five minutes to do everything.
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"They say it takes a village to raise a kid, but in our case it takes a village to get them here."
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"It takes nine months to grow a baby, so I'll take my time, and it'll take however long it takes!" she says.
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That's much faster than it takes to open up a free-standing Amazon Go store, which the company said typically takes months.
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It takes more than brains and a great business idea to become a billionaire — it also takes a substantial amount of luck.
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It takes a president who is willing to be moved, but it also takes leadership in the streets to do the moving.
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I would be sad because I want to make art, but if that's what it takes, I guess that's what it takes.
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Change has always required an enormous amount of hard work, and it takes time, and it always takes longer than it should.
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Ethos says it takes under 10 minutes to apply for a policy rather than the "weeks" it normally takes to get coverage.
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We had nuclear capabilities back in the day and the launch vehicle that takes satellites into space also takes nuclear weapons unfortunately.
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Deb Amlen is putting the finishing touches on her (adjusts monocle, takes momentous pause) Smithsonian presentation, which takes place on March 5.
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Onstage, it takes a long time for Norma to express her masculine rage—which, in this tale, takes the form of murder.
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It takes on, it takes on, like you said, a demonization, versus in Europe, where the people are used to that. Yeah.
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And then I have this long book that barely mentions Trump and it's no hot takes at all, it's all- Hot takes.
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Sometimes, the fifth quarter takes place the same night of a game in a parking lot, sometimes it takes place 12 years after an acquittal, sometimes it takes place one month after you describe the president as a white supremacist.
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He takes his girlfriend to get breast implants, but she wants ass implants, and so he takes her to Benihana for some reason.
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Jon can't deny his Stark side, just as Ghost can't deny his connection takes Jon, no matter how far south it takes him.
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It takes approximately 10 gallons of water to produce a head of lettuce outdoors, but inside the greenhouse it takes just one gallon.
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That takes new measurements of different types, or it takes going to some remote places of the Earth ... but they're still out there.
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It takes this space and its fundamental connections and takes them to the most extreme place that it can: One where everything matters.
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By way of a comparison, nonresponse to cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT)—which often takes takes years—can be as high as 50 percent.
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Sometimes it takes me a minute, sometimes it takes me a couple of days, but I will show up and I will apologize.
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"He wanted to be playing more, so that takes away from family time, and takes away from socializing with his friends," she said.
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The fast ferry takes 90 minutes, while the slower boat takes four hours to traverse the Shengsi Islands on its way to Shengshan.
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It takes her small ambitions of sisterhood as seriously as it takes anything in its story, even when she expresses those ambitions childishly.
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It takes a lot of energy and time to make ganjang (soy sauce) and the longer it ages, the more energy it takes.
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Dax Shepherd, the deputy, takes the rear and Kurtwood Smith, the sheriff who was also the That 70s Show dad, takes the front.
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The drive from Camden Market to Highgate takes rough 12 minutes, 15 in traffic, or it takes about 25 minutes via public transport.
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Tom takes part in the "Airbus Cultural and Leadership Walk," which takes Argestes attendees past a scenic waterfall for a corporate-sponsored activity.
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Building a mech takes time and money, and building enough to facilitate a league takes a lot more of both of those things.
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It takes "about 35 days" to ship from Chile, he said, more than three times longer than it takes to ship from Grasberg.
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By midmorning everything is ready, and she takes a public bus to a Queens subway station, where she takes the train into Manhattan.
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He said, "If it takes two years, three years or five months," not "If it takes two years, five years or five months."
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Yeah. Getting a contract takes a long time, and it takes a long time to build the tech that would enable that contract.
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The Sommelier Takes a Taste In that private place, the sommelier takes a small taste to make sure the wine is not flawed.
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"We made a commitment to the families that we would do whatever it takes, for as long as it takes," Dr. Sampson said.
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A snowflake takes shape when swirling molecules of vaporized water freeze into symmetrical, six-sided crystals, a process that typically takes 30 minutes.
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But healing takes time; it has taken me the time it takes to grow from a 10-month-old into a college sophomore.
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They found that 17 percent of the public takes the progressive position on all seven issues and 6 percent takes the conservative position.
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"The E.U. Parliament resorting to such a vote means it takes terror organizations under its wings, it takes sides with them," he said.
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So that takes negotiation, that takes understanding each other's interest, where those interests are compatible on a parallel line and where they conflict.
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It takes her awhile to realize she's been the passive witness to something dreadful, and it takes her even longer to process it.
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I don't think we did more than four takes of any song on this record and probably half of them are first takes.
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They require care; they require time, not unlike the time it takes to share stories, of the time it takes to regain lost joy.
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Dylan negotiates the horns that elaborate "It Takes a Lot to Laugh, It Takes a Train to Cry" like the born hipster he is.
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When Ruth takes a bloody bath at the end of the episode, the shots mirror the bath Carrie White takes after her prom massacre.
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I always groom Jonathan first; he takes the longest in the hair and makeup chair — blowing out his hair alone takes a solid hour.
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The closest planet takes just 1.5 Earth days to complete one orbit, while the farthest planet takes around 20 days to circle the star.
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For her final date with Peter, Rachel takes him to a beautiful monastery in the mountains, where a monk takes them on a tour.
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It takes a sophisticated girl to be able to wear it and it takes someone comfortable in themselves not to want to be sexy.
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It just takes one second It just takes one little flick of his finger and I will tell you they probably had no choice.
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S/2016 J 1 takes roughly 1.65 years to orbit Jupiter, while S/2017 J 1 takes about 2.01 years to do the same.
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It just takes a lot more of the stuff—for the mongoose it takes 1300 times the lethal dose for a rat, for instance.
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A quick one to follow: The men's 110 meter hurdles final, which typically takes a handful of seconds, takes place at 10:45 p.m.
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It only takes one senator to start a filibuster, but it takes at least 40 to keep one going in the face of opposition.
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And so to the extent that he takes a firm position on anything, he takes a firm position against the taking of firm positions.
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The stoic old man takes in Escobar and Limón, who's never spent time on a farm but takes to the work with surprising vigor.
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With the new technology, a load of laundry takes around 20 minutes (a typical heat-based dryer takes about 40-299 minutes per cycle).
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The two continue on a rampage of lethal adventures until JD takes it too far and Veronica takes it upon herself to stop him.
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He opens it, takes a huge swig of the energy drink, then takes another gulp from the can of beer in his other hand.
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This is where it takes a turn; the person driving takes the other player down the road, and conveniently drops them at another bike.
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He frequently takes positions that are more cautious, humble, and incrementalist than his challengers, but he takes them in aggressive, uncompromising, and offensive ways.
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Model Designer, on the other hand, takes what Mirantis learned from its highly popular Fuel installer for OpenStack and takes it a step further.
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We did a lot of takes of that one, which I don't do, I do one or two takes, that's all that I do.
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But life: that's the tragedy, what it takes to get by, what it takes be just a little bit happy — for one lousy meal.
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It takes 3 years to go through the court system, and the pregnancy they wanted to terminate takes… You see how this ends right?
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We must do whatever it takes and spend whatever it takes to deliver relief for our families and ensure the stability of our economy.
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Austin: Rob is– Patrick: OK you know what, there are takes, there are hot takes, and then there is what is happening right now.
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I do all the cooking, meal planning, and deep cleaning, and J. takes care of the yard, takes out the trash, and shovels snow.
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The high-speed train to Casablanca takes about two hours and 10 minutes, less than half the time it takes on a regular train.
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A Christmas Prince, as the name implies, always takes place during the holidays, in a town called Aldovia that takes their festivities very seriously.
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The process also takes more than six times longer than it takes to close a bond trade, which can be completed in three days.
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It only takes about two seconds, and during that time the Thermo's infrared sensor array takes somewhere around 4,000 measurements, which are then processed using an algorithm that takes other factors into consideration—like the temperature of the room—before delivering a final reading.
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The job involves a high degree of skill and focus; floating the gears takes coordination and timing, maneuvering that bulk takes visual perceptiveness and courage, and surviving against the odds of weather, mountains, construction zones, cultural scorn and boredom takes a certain kind of toughness.
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"He takes girls who are young, manipulates them to take their clothes off and takes pictures of them they will be ashamed of," she said.
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The learning curve takes as long as it takes, and the more prime years a player has left by the time it's done, the better.
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For the first portion of the date, Colton takes a page out of Arie Luyendyk Jr.'s book and takes Caelynn on a shopping spree.
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The Tesla takes itself out of the garage, leaves the city, takes the highway, exits and arrives at Tesla HQ, after which it parks itself.
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Fresen said he generally takes photos for his page using his iPhone, but he takes care to make sure they look appealing to his audience.
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Looming over any action the Obama administration takes against Russia is whether Trump will seek to reverse course once he takes office on Jan. 20.
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It takes about two to three weeks to build all the props for each video and it takes around six hours to film each video.
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Typically, it takes more than a year to launch any kind of new technology, and takes 3-5 years of data to train underwriting models.
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Plus, there is a bus to my place that takes the highway, which takes just slightly longer than a cab, so T. comes with me.
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Market leadership is key to sustainable success, even in e-commerce, which tends to have "winner takes most" as opposed to "winner takes all" characteristics.
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But while it certainly takes a lot of money to make New Jersey's top 29%, it takes a lot more to make the top 25%.
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Ponyplay is a variation of BDSM in which one partner takes on the role of horse and the other takes on the role of trainer.
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It takes men one or two visits to a financial advisor to decide on a financial product, whereas it takes women an average of seven.
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Samsung built upon last year's already excellent camera and made it faster, in both time it takes to launch and time it takes to autofocus.
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It takes crisp, huge photos in daylight, it takes really good photos in low light, and it's generally the best selfie camera I've ever tested.
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She wanders Chicago's streets for hours, takes notes, makes sketches, takes snapshots on her iPhone, and returns to the studio to begin planning her shoots.
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Sometimes it takes a second, other times it takes 10 seconds and sometimes, it fails to find a suitable setting and defaults to the normal.
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In some cases, it takes the effort from four different agencies to fire federal employees, and the process often takes years, even in simple cases.
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The entire process takes 2000 minutes, hence the name — a whole lot faster than the time it takes a typical VC to close a deal.
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Dengue takes seven to 10 days to make that trip; chikungunya takes as few as five days, depending on temperature, mosquito size and other factors.
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The time it takes per renovation varies, but Lemp estimates it takes her between three weeks to a month on average to complete a project.
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"The E.U. Parliament resorting to such a vote means it takes terror organizations under its wings, it takes sides with them," he said on Wednesday.
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It takes away from the game and, most of all, it takes away from what all of the great players are doing on the court.
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Trump takes 15 percent support of Democrats in a general election matchup between Trump and Clinton, but Clinton takes just 8 percent of GOP voters.
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Har'el said for very tough scenes there were two takes but that most of the time there were actually eight to 12 takes per scene.
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More lyrics: "It takes a lot to change a man; hell, it takes a lot to try," then tinnitus tones come in like an alarm.
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Miguel Lopez, who leads the ClickList team there, said it takes about 30 minutes to pick a $100 order; a $400 order takes an hour.
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It takes work to figure out how to read "Craving," just as it takes work to read Elisabeth herself, but that work is extremely rewarding.
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I've had a variety of experiences with people and dealing with children, that takes a lot of patience and politics takes a lot of patience.
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She takes a moment to adjust her shirt for the camera before the entire shower curtain rod comes tumbling down, and takes her with it.
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Sometimes he takes the public bus to 59th Street, rides the tram over the East River, and then takes the red bus up to Coler.
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Our fastest train takes 19 to 22 hours from New York to Chicago, whereas the same distance in China takes four-and-a-half hours.
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It's rightful capital Jerusalem is stripped from it, so that takes away its heart, and its borders are undefined and that takes away its soul.
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"He's not only the chieftain who sits in the executive office and takes care of all the business; he takes care of his artists as well."
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But before Biebs takes his final breath, he whips out his phone, takes one final selfie, and sends it out to his millions of Instagram followers.
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Each camera takes a quarter of the full picture, but the Planetary Camera (PC) takes a magnified view which needs to be scaled down, said Scowen.
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When John Harding, YouTube's VP of engineering, takes out a tester phones and taps the YouTube icon, the app takes more than a minute to load.
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It takes four or five takes to get one take right, so those guys have a hell of a lot of rehearsal time getting it right.
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Indeed, once a phishing email is sent, it takes only about 1 minute and 40 seconds before the first user takes the bait, the study showed.
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Moovit takes the same concept from mobile app Snapchat in that it takes whatever you point your camera at and adds wayfinders to help you navigate.
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But then turning those basic stem cells into stem cells for a certain organ like the brain takes another couple of steps, which takes more time.
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"When she's out greeting supporters, and they want selfies, Hillary is the only candidate I've noticed that takes their phones and takes the selfies," Gowdy said.
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The foursome takes the Bentley parked in the driveway and heads off into the night — which is where everything takes a major turn for the worse.
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The story, however, takes a strange detour, with renewed questions about rape allegations against Assange, who takes up residence in the Ecuadorian embassy to avoid extradition.
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But fear not — it takes roughly one day of pining around at her cool Seattle publishing job and a quinoa salad before she takes him back.
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I hope that he takes heed, takes his time to heal and hopefully everything goes smoothly so that he can get back on track next season.
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After Uncle Sam takes his share of taxes and the state you live in takes its own share, you're probably left with less than you think.
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"As attorney general, she is going make decisions based on what the evidence supports and where it takes her -- if it takes her anywhere," Celli said.
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Consider what it takes to drop 50 points in an NBA game, and what it takes to nollie full cab the height of a small child.
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The tabakh rohoo, a vegetable and tamarind stew, takes at least eight hours to make just because of how long it takes to process the tamarind.
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That takes a couple of years to build up, [and it takes time] to clear out the guys who maybe just came to take a wage.
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One of my sons takes six prescription medications daily, some related to autism, some for asthma; the other takes two prescriptions daily for autism-related conditions.
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As takes pile upon takes, one can hope that the higher principle of "two wrongs don't make a right" would get a moment in the sun.
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"We'll do whatever it takes, and more than what it takes, to support our economy and our businesses," Mr. Le Maire said Friday on French television.
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Just as it takes a tribe to raise a child, it also takes a tribe to invent a tool, solve a conflict or cure a disease.
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No one knows exactly what it takes for your content to make it on that feed, but it's where most video and creator discovery takes place.
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As we approach the winter solstice, the time the sun takes to set lengthens, due to the angle the sun takes in setting into the ground.
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That's how long it takes food to move through the digestive tract -- not, as it sounds, the amount of time it takes to get to work.
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I'm not going to necessarily agree with every vote she takes, certainly not every vote Senator McSally takes, and that's certainly true for all of us.
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But the justices will move carefully, knowing that while it only takes four justices to grant a case, it takes five to prevail in an opinion.
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"The attributes that is takes to be a good racecar driver don't necessarily line up with what it takes to be a good person," Keselowski said.
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Number of years it takes to save for a 20% down payment: 7Median home value: $51,223Median household income: $28,617 Number of years it takes to save for a 20% down payment: 203Median home value: $182,101Median household income: $50,386 Number of years it takes to save for a 20% down payment: 19Median home value: $260,526Median household income: $55,433 Number of years it takes to save for a 20% down payment: 22Median home value: $352,172Median household income: $64,784 Number of years it takes to save for a 20% down payment: 27Median home value: $583,6223Median household income: $85,936 Number of years it takes to save for a 20% down payment: 2717Median home value: $2564,271Median household income: $2236,220 Number of years it takes to save for a 243% down payment: 5622Median home value: $182,258Median household income: $2043,816 Number of years it takes to save for a 20% down payment: 40Median home value: $1,031,732Median household income: $583,300 Number of years it takes to save for a 20% down payment: 40Median home value: $717,564Median household income: $71,236 Number of years it takes to save for a 20% down payment: 43Median home value: $622,523Median household income: $58,043
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It takes time for programs to be developed, it takes time for school districts to be willing to do something that doesn't have an evidence base, and then it takes time and money to get the research that demonstrates that it works, or that it doesn't work.
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Because it takes land to produce that feed, it ultimately takes far more land to feed people with beef than with almost any other kind of food.
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This reservoir is connected to both a weight, which takes energy to lift, and a turning turntable, which takes angular momentum to speed up or slow down.
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"The DoD takes seriously all threats and potential threats to our people, our assets, and our mission and takes action whenever credible information is developed," Ochoa said.
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The $13,000 surgery takes place under "twilight" (a light form of anesthesia), takes less than an hour to perform, and is all done in Elist's sunny office.
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The blob takes its name from a 1958 cult horror-movie starring Steve McQueen, in which an alien life form takes over a small town in Pennsylvania.
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It takes a strong couple to be able to go the distance, but there is no doubt Mikki Miller and Tyson Noël have got what it takes.
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The balance it takes to pull off all these crazy tricks on a moped and the creativity it takes to imagine them are just from another world.
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Last Frontier takes an even more cinematic approach than the works of Telltales Games, the studio behind interactive takes on The Walking Dead and Game of Thrones.
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Apple currently takes a 15 percent revenue cut from app subscriptions in the company's App Store, and it takes a 30 percent slice for regular app sales.
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What it really takes—the only thing it really takes—is for a host country to decide it would rather not spend the money to host them.
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As for whether the jock has what it takes to be the next 'Bachelor' ... Corinne scoffs and takes a shot at all of Becca's suitors this season.
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No. If my coming out can help anybody that is struggling, that totally takes away from any person who takes the time to write a bad article.
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Norman takes it upon himself to ensure that Sir takes the stage, until one fateful night when a raid signifies the proximity of the Second World War.
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That's it's a huge ... It takes a huge team of incredibly ... It takes so many people, and it's so much work to make the simplest thing possible.
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So let me ask the last question then: To do that takes a lot, to put your arms out, takes a lot to do all these things.
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You could spin that as "exciting," but I'd say it's more unfair for a tournament that takes place every four years and takes years to qualify for.
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It takes nine months to grow a baby and I believe it takes nine months and a little bit more to get back to where you were.
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"I don't think people realize how much emotional time it takes and how much physical time it takes," says Jennifer Gómez, associate professor at Wayne State University.
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At the world's largest horse sale, which takes place every September in Lexington, Kentucky, Baffert told Business Insider that he's so successful because he never takes vacations.
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The scene takes place during Jesse and Jane's trip to the Georgia O'Keeffe Museum in Santa Fe.Jane: I've gone where the universe takes me my whole life.
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"It takes people like Muhammad Ali to do good things for Islam," Muhammad said, "and then it takes seconds for people like Omar Mateen to destroy everything."
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They may record things like how long it takes to be greeted in a store, or the time it takes for appetizers to arrive in a restaurant.
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The application process takes about 23 minutes, according to Walmart's website, approval takes one to two weeks, and on-boarding and integration take up to a month.
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We'll discuss what it takes for a CEO to admit they're wrong without destroying morale, and how to make things right even if the process takes years.
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He continued writing even after he returned to school; half the book takes place in his hometown, while the other takes place in a politically restless Barcelona.
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While fans might already know where this Netflix series with a location-based title takes place, they may still wonder when Narcos: Mexico season 2 takes place.
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Read on to see what residents of other major U.S. cities think it takes to be financially comfortable there and how much it takes to be wealthy.
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Although it takes two thirds of the Senate to remove the President from office, it only takes a simple majority to set the rules for the trial.
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That age group takes 14.5 days of vacation, Project: Time Off's data showed, while Generation X takes 17.9 and Baby Boomers take 19.8, the organization's information showed.
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Aries is a fire sign that takes on responsibilities impulsively and head-first, but Saturn is a planet that takes a long time to bear any fruit.
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The listing process only takes a few minutes, but the key to a successful sale is good imagery and social promotion, which inevitably takes a bit longer.
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Consultation [with communities] is very expensive; to get communities involved it takes time and it takes resources, but it's the best, most lasting way of protecting heritage.
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"When Lena Dunham takes her clothes off, she gets flack, but it's also considered brave; when Justin Bieber takes off his shirt, he's a grown up," she said.
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"It's a daunting role, it takes a lot of technical singing and knowledge and takes a lot of just muscle to get through it," Close said on Wednesday.
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After all, impulse buyers might balk at a purchase that takes three days to reach them, but they might buy it if delivery only takes half an hour.
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He'd played some solo shows in the months leading up to the session and rediscovered a concept even more satisfying than first takes: no first takes at all.
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But broadcasters won't see 100 percent of the money as Periscope takes a small cut after Apple or Google takes its respective cut of the in-app purchase.
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TRUMP: Neil, the problem — BARTIROMO: We're getting — TRUMP: — with what Marco is saying is that it takes too long, they're sucking us dry and it takes too long.
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And I think it takes, you know, it takes a lot of political leadership actually to implement and to enforce new legislation, because this is when we change.
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Sophia takes a low dose of Adderall, and said she does not believe she's ever had sex while medicated because she takes a low dose in the morning.
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The island's resident eccentric millionaire, Conchis, takes an interest in Nicholas – and Nicholas takes an interest back, especially in the beautiful young woman who lives on the estate.
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"He finds himself in Michonne's house, he goes into Judith's room, he takes Rick's shirt, and he takes a hat because he's trying to disguise himself," said Nicotero.
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A Delta IV takes off in 2016 A Delta IV takes off in 2016 The market for heavy launches is, like that for small ones, heavily supply-limited.
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"She takes a big deep breath before she takes her first dive and I take a deep breath at the same time so we're synched up," says Elaine.
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The story just takes us where it takes us, and we're lucky that it took us to more Kim, because Rhea Seehorn, who plays Kim, is just wonderful.
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Whole herds sedated, moved The translocation of elephants takes months to plan, but each capture takes just minutes, everything done to minimize risk to both human and beast.
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We are grounded in what it actually takes to solve the issue of climate change — not what feels politically possible in this moment, but what it actually takes.
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The strategy takes a page from the book of the far-right House Freedom Caucus, which takes formal positions on issues if 80 percent of its members agree.
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The PneuChair takes just 10 minutes to "recharge" with air, compared to the eight hours it takes to charge an electric wheelchair — and they run just as long.
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A lot of Tesla customers say it takes the same amount of time to get from 80% to 100% as it takes to get from 15% to 80%.
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The Texans' rush attack has been tough to figure out, as Hyde takes the bulk of the work some weeks while Duke Johnson Jr. takes it in others.
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The protagonist either wins (if the fight takes place at the end of the episode), or loses in some inconsequential way (if it takes place in the middle).
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We are finally beginning to understand that just as it takes a village to raise a child, it takes a village to shepherd people through their golden years.
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It takes a lot of patience and it takes people who trust you and you have to trust them, and sometimes you don't succeed but often you do.
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In truth, the preparation for this fish dish takes longer than it does to cook, but not by much: The cooking itself takes only 10 minutes or so.
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Yes, it takes hard work but anything takes hard work if you want to be good at it, and this is part of the message getting out there.
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Tragically for conservation efforts, a female takes two years to produce a single calf, and two years to reach sexual maturity, so replacing each lost animal takes years.
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"It takes one month when it comes from Egypt and about 25 days from China, while it takes only a few days from India," said Dhaka trader Idris.
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In any event, her husband will inevitably win, since Bartram takes the form of dead trees and dreams, and her husband takes the form of warm pragmatic flesh.
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The Globe and Mail reports that in the book, "What It Takes," Schwarzman takes credit for advising Trudeau to make concessions in order to save the new NAFTA.
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It takes about 45 minutes to get there on public transit; if your bus is delayed, or you run into traffic, it takes about an hour and 15.
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Number of years it takes to save for a 20% down payment: 12Median home value: $513,291Median household income: $52,761 Number of years it takes to save for a 2130% down payment: 2423Median home value: $248,4230Median household income: $220,27 Number of years it takes to save for a 251% down payment: 12Median home value: $228,2617Median household income: $52,585 Number of years it takes to save for a 20% down payment: 12Median home value: $151,208Median household income: $423,526 Number of years it takes to save for a 20% down payment: 11Median home value: $130,423Median household income: $48,830 Number of years it takes to save for a 20% down payment: 7Median home value: $51,223Median household income: $28,617
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The Crown's new season stars Olivia Coleman, who takes over the role as the Queen from Claire Foy, along with Tobias Menzies (of Game of Thrones and Outlander), who replaces Matt Smith as Prince Philip, and Helena Bonham Carter, who takes takes over the role of Princess Margaret from Vanessa Kirby.
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Tennessee Titans cornerback Logan Ryan occasionally takes a vacation from the National Football League, but he never takes a break from rescuing dogs, not even on his wedding day.
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It takes two days I guess, the process takes about two days but he wants Strzok up on Capitol Hill, and he wants information and he wants it yesterday.
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So when companies like Patreon start banning people with more vigorousness, and PayPal takes this more seriously, and Stripe takes action, it has an outsized impact on the movement.
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If you think you have what it takes, apply now for the Startup Battlefield at Disrupt SF 2016, which takes place September 12-14 at San Francisco's Pier 48.
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Starring Game of Thrones' Kit Harington as the game's central villain, Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare takes place in the near-ish future and takes warfare beyond the ozone.
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It takes the knowledge that Jones still takes the subway and that playwrights don't make that much money for Jessica to appreciate what she has in front of her.
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Melania Trump asked officials how long it takes for the children to be reunited with their family members and was told on average it takes 42 to 45 days.
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Meanwhile, Nova takes pity on a clearly bored-out-of-his-mind Micah and takes him to an art exhibit in New Orleans that she's doing a story on.
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Each potential new world comes with varying orbit times, including one that takes the equivalent of 395 Earth days to circle its star and another which takes just 18.
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HERE'S THE RUNDOWNThere May Be a New Bling Ring Terrorizing CelebsIggy Azalea Publicly Dumps Nick YoungCalvin Harris Takes a Stand Against Taylor SwiftMariah & Nick's Divorce Takes an Odd Twist
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He's technically right about this: It takes 2,383 delegates to win the nomination on the floor, and it takes any combination of pledged and unpledged delegates to get there.
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"Getting rid of bad habits takes a little bit of time and investment takes a little bit of time to take hold and begin to create momentum," he added.
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Meanwhile, in Ramstad's companion performance piece, which takes place in Mia's period rooms, the artist takes on gender roles head-on, offering darning lessons for people who sign up.
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The sanctions relief will come in six months if Sudan takes further steps to improve its human rights record and takes steps to resolve military conflicts, including in Darfur.
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There are weak and strong versions of this argument, the former of which takes issue with the CBO's track record, the latter of which takes issue with its methods.
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It takes away every year — no matter what they say — it takes away estimates of growth of demand in the region of around 500,000 to 600,50.843 barrels per day.
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" #HillarySpeech #DemsInPhilly â€" Joy Reid (@JoyAnnReid) July 22016, 2016 my mom is live-texting me through the speech, mom takes about Hillary are the best takes about Hillary pic.twitter.
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Including the time it takes to change your clothes, it takes maybe ten hours per week, and everyone has time for that if they really prioritize their time correctly.
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"My battalion motto in the Marines was 'whatever it takes,' and I'm going to do whatever it takes to help win back the House in 2018," Moulton told CNN.
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Jounce, which takes its name from the energy it takes to move a particle into a new direction, also stands to make up to $2.3 billion in milestone payments.
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Equal Pay Day takes place on April 10th this year, and symbolizes how much longer it takes women to earn the same amount that men did the previous year.
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Then they must find out how long it takes the average worker to make a widget and compare it to how long it takes the worker with a disability.
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A rich single man, Bingley, comes to town and takes a liking to Jane, while Lizzy takes an instant dislike to Bingley's even richer friend, the aloof Fitzwilliam Darcy.
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"It may be that what it takes to succeed at Morgan Stanley is different than what it takes to succeed at Goldman Sachs," said Koru Chief Executive Kristen Hamilton.
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For reference, YouTube takes a 30 percent rake from its Super Chat tipping and Sponsorships subscription payments options, while Twitch also takes 30 percent from its Cheering tipping option.
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Our video also takes a closer look at the aggressive policing that already takes place inside Rio's favelas, and how Mr. Bolsonaro might amplify these efforts while in office.
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Now she takes three buses to get to her job, a journey that typically takes an hour when service is running reliably, which has not always been the case.
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This is a fact that Madeline, the ringmaster of the "let's say he slipped" circus, takes as a personal affront — the same way she takes pretty much everything else.
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"It takes so little to be considered a great dad, and it also takes so little to be considered a bad mom," she said, if in more colorful language.
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Yes, obtaining permits takes time, but the health and safety of the American people are much more important than complaining about how long it takes to obtain a permit.
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Much of "Halfway Bitches" — which takes its title from a celebratory poem read by a 15-year-old forced into prostitution — also takes place on that slippery sentimental slope.
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" Hinch added: "But I think the mental grind that it takes on the hitters to always give them different looks, it takes great discipline to just stay with it.
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The Northeast Regional train takes between four and five hours for $110, versus the Acela, which takes three hours and 50 minutes, and costs $214, both fares round trip.
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Though she takes on the occasional freelance work, her focus is on her store, as it takes up most of her time and is her main source of income.
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"If he takes that shot now and takes on as antagonists all the populists and authoritarians around the world," Ms. Nossel said, "it could be a long five years."
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One last bonus: As we approach the winter solstice, the time the sun takes to set lengthens, due to the angle the sun takes in setting into the ground.
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I suspect most American allies are nervous that Trump has signaled that he takes his relationship with Putin more seriously than he takes his relationship with our actual allies.
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"It takes some time for the brain to adapt to the [space] environment, and apparently it also takes some time to adapt back to the gravity environment," he says.
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" - Dom, 32 "Always takes selfies at the gym.
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" - Kenny, 224 "My cat takes nasty loose shits.
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It takes a few minutes for the app to determine the pick-up and drop-off locations, and then it takes a few more minutes for a car to arrive.
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A study of 2,000 parents examined how they cope with summer break, and found it takes less than two weeks for moms and dads to feel the stress takes toll.
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As Mike Berardino of the Pioneer Press found out, Ryan O'Rourke is an athlete who takes "leaving it all on the field" to new depths whenever he takes the hill.
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Martin has said in interviews and on his LiveJournal that Tyrion is his favorite character and that he takes great pleasure in crafting dialogue for him, but it takes time.
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"It is possible that it takes time to sign a contract as India takes proper and careful measures in line with JICA's guidelines for environmental and social considerations," she said.
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In that episode — which takes place largely in 1953 — Noah takes a confession from Helge Doppler's mother (Cordelia Wege), who admits that she never wanted Helge in the first place.
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If that's what moves people into action and it takes 20 years, but the action itself takes 20 years, then it's the right timing to start thinking about it now.
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It only takes about one week to design the pattern on the computer, and another week to synthesize the DNA, and the actual self-assembly only takes a few hours.
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Usually it's set in a big, stucco mansion—the woman is wearing heels, the man is the hero: He takes the woman, takes the pleasure, and barely speaks a word.
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The time a reef takes to recover from such an event depends on its severity, he continued, but it typically takes 5-15 years to return to pre-disturbance levels.
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It takes a whole lot of guts to buzz off a section of your hair, and it takes a certain kind of lady to rock the edgy style with gusto.
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It takes a lot of work, and it takes a group discussion," she explains, noting that her show partner must mesh with Live's off-screen "chemistry and camaraderie and trust.
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"It takes only 100 cells of E. coli 20113 to make you sick," she said, noting that it takes 5,000 to 10,000 cells of Salmonella bacteria to do the same.
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So much so that coding has become an increasingly cumbersome part of vehicle development, which takes years, compared with the mere months it takes for tech firms to develop apps.
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One of those pop-up bars takes place inside Mockingbird Hill, and the Mario-theme has proven so popular that the Washingtonian reports it takes two hours to get in.
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U.K's leading voice for Brexit takes on American politics U.K's leading voice for Brexit takes on American politics This is an extended interview of a segment that originally aired Nov.
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"It takes one year to get a permit, but it takes one hour to install it," said Claure, whose company has embarked on a nationwide campaign to deploy such devices.
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The sad ultimate truth is that it takes as long as it takes, and sometimes the only way to find out how long that is is to actually do it.
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Obama takes the extraordinary step of striking back against Russia over election hacking Obama takes the extraordinary step of striking back against Russia over election hacking Updated: 5:30 p.m.
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Namely, women may feel less pressured to be polite, but more pressured to do "whatever it takes" to strike a hard bargain — even if "whatever it takes" involves unethical behavior.
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"Responding to this particular effort not only takes a rapid response, but if we're going to be your partners in this it takes a lot of sharing of information," Sen.
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Well, that's a sign that the movie will be following this pattern; the universe in which IT takes place is the same universe in which the Dark Tower takes place.
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Additional reading A House (and a Party) Upended as Paul Ryan Calmly Takes His Leave Paul Ryan's Hometown Takes Stock as Speaker (and Neighbor) Changes Course Paul Ryan Is Leaving.
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"The focus group impeachment takes words and takes them to people and says 'how can we explain them better' because we don't have the facts to match it," Collins added.
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At some point, Clarence takes a hit of some hot new street drug, and the first place his high takes him is dancing with Mr. Michael in the "Faith" video.
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Many women interviewed cited a rampant culture of drinking that takes place after hours in state capitols across the country, often at lobbyist-sponsored events where informal networking takes place.
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It all takes place at the Casino de Monte Carlo in Monaco on Saturday, November 30, and is the fourth year Hearn takes one of his events to the principality.
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It takes a few pages to ease into the rapidfire transition from voice to voice, but eventually the momentum of the piece takes over and you can sink into it.
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We're told that everything is one, and physics takes us into some funny places, but when you actually experience that with your consciousness it takes on a whole new meaning.
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Google's honorary doodle takes the form of a fun animated tutorial in which artist and hip-hop legend Fab 5 Freddy takes you through the basics of how hip-hop began.
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For example, here's a shot from last year's Captain America: Civil War that takes place in broad daylight: It almost looks like the film takes place in a world without sun.
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It takes us about an hour to set up the table, displays, and jewelry, not including the time it takes to drag our buckets of jewelry in from the parking lot.
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The time it takes to clear these viruses depends on the nefariousness of the entity, she says: sometimes it takes just an hour, other times it can take up to four.
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But I think hot takes have taken over a lot of even really good journalistic institutions, and they've hired a lot of people that do hot takes and I hate them.
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If that takes them into the mountains or it takes them to smugglers that might not be directly associated with ISIS, they will find an area and a way to cross.
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"Hillary Clinton knows what it takes, and has what it takes, to protect the gains of the Affordable Care Act and secure quality, affordable health care for all Americans," Fallon said.
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Pornography also takes power away from the pimps; it's downright painful to watch C.C. (Gary Carr) lash out when Lori (Emily Meade) takes a gig in a movie without his permission.
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To move sugar from Jujuy in northern Argentina to Buenos Aires by rail, a journey of 1,675km, takes 22 days, as long as it takes to ship it on to Hamburg.
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The time it takes communications to travel from Earth to the lander is longer than it takes for the lander to alight on the surface of Mars, so everything is preprogrammed.
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It takes five years for half of the people to disclose to anyone—not necessarily the media, to literally tell the first person they've ever told, it takes them five years.
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The music icon joins a select few of her predecessors, such as Lady Gaga and Paul McCartney, as she takes the driver's seat and takes the U.K. native on a ride.
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This episode takes place right toward the end of Rory being a brat, and it takes someone who knows her well (ahem, a former flame) to make her see the light.
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It actually takes less time to get by high speed train from Rhode Island's capital Providence to Boston, she boasts, than it takes to go from San Francisco to Menlo Park.
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Whereas it takes two motions to reload a rifle with a bullet button—press the release node, slide in a new magazine—with the new products, it takes all of four.
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It was very healthy when he asked me why it takes one year you know it takes me nine months to hire a lawyer who is ready to take this case.
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It takes a day to train a machine translation system using 32 of the best commercially available GPUs, and the same workload takes six hours atop eight connected TPUs, Dean said.
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The time it takes the algorithm to compute an answer and the time it takes for a human to act on the output are the two largest bottlenecks in this workflow.
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Related: Immersive Theater Show Takes Afrofuturism to Outer Space Inside a Giant Seashell, Hear the Sounds of Outer Space Awe-Inspiring Music Video Takes You on a Tour of Outer Space
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But now it's harder, it takes a lot of work to make a game and sometimes planning doesn't pan out or it takes you longer to do something than you anticipated.
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A written statement issued by District Attorney Dan May's office said it takes police shootings "very seriously" and typically takes three to four months to finish its review of an investigation.
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In contrast to "Man of Steel," the sequel "Batman v Superman" takes time to tell audiences its climactic battle pitting the heroes against Doomsday takes places in abandoned areas without civilians.
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In a spot titled "Dongle" that takes aim at the easiest possible joke in the smartphone world, Samsung takes Apple to task for the iPhone for its lack of headphone jack.
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"In 2001, we made a commitment to the families of victims that we would do whatever it takes, for as long as it takes, to identify their loved ones," Sampson said.
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Tony Lyons declined to say how long production usually takes at Skyhorse, but commented, "Needless to say, it usually takes much, much longer" than the planned timeline for the Mueller report.
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"If Congress takes a look at this, realizing that much time and innovation has occurred since 1986, it can write a statute that takes account of various interests," Justice Ginsburg said.
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The 2016 campaign, more than any before it, showed us how extraordinarily wide the gap between what it takes to win the presidency and what it takes to govern has become.
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One takes 215 hours, the other 53,000 man-hours, but fundamentally they are very similar processes — one just takes longer than the other, but they all happen in the same place.
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"But then I started to see how much effort it takes to build these maps and how much effort it takes to maintain them," he told me in a phone interview.
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This Peak Trump era sparked a thousand takes about why Hillary was flagging against such a flawed candidate and a thousand counter-takes about false equivalence in the media hobbling her.
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Cooper takes Carrie "home" — to Twin Peaks, that is.
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WINNER: "Whatever It Takes" – Imagine Dragons Choice Breakout Artist
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And the cursed advantage – the DISadvantage – takes another victim.
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Good Trouble — which aptly takes its name from Rep.
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It takes Earth 365 days to orbit the sun .
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Anchors & Ampersands takes its listener somewhere full of warmth.
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So just make -- whatever it takes to get it.
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" Rodgers takes it a step further saying, "It's better.
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" "This stuff takes you further away from your goal.
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I did it on the show, I'd ruin takes ….
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It takes — they want to work through on that.
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Jennifer Garner takes Halloween — and making salsa — very seriously!
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It takes about two hours — longer than I expected.
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" "It takes a long time to build a reputation.
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That -- it just takes the cake in my mind.
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" Oliver slyly takes his bait: "What things that matter?
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" She added, "It takes a while to move forward.
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Rashida Tlaib — each offered their takes on the issue.
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It takes two parties – the buyer and the seller.
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" Shura nods, adding, "In America, if someone takes your
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" Level 5 takes full autonomy to "all driving modes.
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" Middleditch added that he "takes care of his own.
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" — Lechuck "It takes a lot of heart and try.
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" He added, "Like anything like that, it takes time.
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But this — this takes things in a different direction.
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" And Diane Sawyer takes on Rikers Island on "Nightline.
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IN FOCUS/SHARP TAKES ➔ Campaigns & Politics: Trump endorsed Rep.
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She takes it as a standard for Vanity Fair .
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" Source: SmartAsset "The most popular retirement state takes fifth.
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Still, the Note 10 takes nice photos of scenery ...
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"Unfortunately ... it takes a lot of oxygen," Coffman added.
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He's right on you — takes away time and space.
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AND FINALLY ... Whatever it takes Dozens of real cops.
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It takes two to tango ... And survive in Hollywood.
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He definitely takes his work seriously — you can tell.
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It's doable — Mexico did it — but it takes decades.
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All it takes is a quick walk — or shower.
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Watch ... Joe also takes a parting shot at Trump.
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Check out Khloe's answer -- it takes an interesting turn.
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Welp ... easy to see why she takes the cake.
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And what do you know - it takes you Community.
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Here's what we're watching: • Wells Fargo takes another hit.
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No it's not a winner takes all — for sure.
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But the path to certification takes time — and money.
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" After the season, he said: "Losing takes its toll.
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It takes a village to make a movie – literally.
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Preparing for this future takes effort — and prudent funding.
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" "Democracy is a process and it really takes time.
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So, if it takes ... I don't know how long.
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It takes national leaders, it takes community leaders, it takes religious leaders, you&aposve got to offer these young people an alternative to what they&aposre reaching for, which is some purpose and meaning in their life, and they&aposre drawn to this horrific ideology, but you&aposve got to have an alternative for them.
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On average, it takes 400 cacao beans to make one pound of chocolate, and it takes nearly a year for a single cacao tree to make enough pods for 10 Hershey bars.
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"I'm aware that some people find me annoying and a bit relentless, but until shame takes a day off, and until this dangerous behavior takes a day off, I won't," Jamil vowed.
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LEO: Usually it takes the White House about two or three weeks to get a nomination out and then normally it takes about 70 to 100 days for the Senate to confirm.
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And much of the delay is due to the time it takes the restaurant to make the food, not the time it takes the delivery guy to drive over to your house.
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Do not just think that all it takes is to speak out because think of the goal that you have and then think of what it takes to get to that goal.
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Serverless takes that concept and shifts it even further by allowing developers to concentrate solely on the user's needs without having to worry about what it takes to actually run the program.
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They are two distinct takes on two distinctly different figures: Kia Henda takes parodical aim at the archetypal "strongman," and Nxumalo trains his attention on the multifaceted nature of South African youth.
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He'd just read an article about the different forms that water takes in nature (from condensation to precipitation to evaporation) and realized that God's presence in people's lives takes many forms, too.
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"Motel 6 takes this matter very seriously, and In a statement to BuzzFeed News, a spokesperson for G6 Hospitality, which operates Motel 6, said that the company "takes this matter very seriously.
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The case takes on additional importance with the expectation that President-elect Donald Trump will ramp up immigration enforcement, placing more people in detention awaiting deportation, when he takes office on Jan.
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If Fallout 4 takes place in the aftermath of total nuclear war, Horizon: Zero Dawn takes place hundreds later, where what remains of humanity can barely remember civilization as we know it.
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"There are various possible scenarios: that the new OVP leader calls (an election) immediately at the weekend, or someone takes over in the interim until Kurz takes over before elections," he added.
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These include drugs such as Keytruda, which takes a new approach to treating cancer by stopping tumor cells from cloaking themselves against the immune system response that normally takes out cancerous cells.
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And now, in Homecoming, the Netflix documentary about her headlining performances at Coachella 2018, Beyoncé takes us behind the curtain and shows exactly how much work it takes to be Queen Bey.
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His biggest concern is how to find a common approach for tax preparation - Hollar uses an accountant and takes itemized deductions; his husband does his own taxes and takes the standard deduction.
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It takes about 2660,220 SWU per year to produce enough fuel for a 1-gigawatt nuclear reactor, but it only takes about 5,000 SWU to have enough material for a nuclear weapon.
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Once the others return from the Jamaica market, Emecenas takes to the bar, which is on the other side of the grill, and takes the michelada ingredients out of the shopping bags.
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If a couple messes up and takes both RMDs from the husband's account, for example, the husband takes more out than he has to and consequently pays more tax on that money.
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IT REALLY SORT OF TAKES A DIFFERENT LOOK AT CAPITALISM AND TAKES A DIFFERENT LOOK AT HOW TO CONSTRUCT AN ETF AND EVEN SORT OF WHAT MAKES A STOCK WORK OR NOT.
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"It takes some time for the system to learn so I think advertisers could be potentially turned off early on — it takes some time for it to hit its stride," he said.
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He also changed the culture of the workplace: Once a week, he takes his management team out for dinner, and every quarter, he takes his direct staff for offsite team-building activities.
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Ask Britain, as it tries to unwind itself from the EU, about what it takes to change an economy oriented toward international production to one where production takes place only at home.
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It takes 55 times as much launch energy to get to the Sun as it does to get to Mars and twice as much energy as it takes to get to Pluto.
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For example, if one partner takes the $1 million house, while the other takes $1 million in financial assets, the long-term financial implications could be very different for the two individuals.
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" Dorfmeister concurs, but also adds it's usually a task that "takes more energy and effort to make it worthwhile" with a "process that takes time and goes through several stages of production.
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Mats Wilander It takes some time to get used to it, because it's so different from the other slams and I think it takes time to get to like it as well.
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It takes me a minute to find the metro that takes me to the Mall of America, and when I get there, I see that I can spend about half an hour.
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The care he takes with them extends to the care he takes with his children and his clients, and it's a tiny, subtle way Lee uses to link all those ideas together.
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It takes a lot to translate something—I should know, I did my degree in Latin and Ancient Greek—but it takes a lot, lot more to localize something to this level.
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The downsides are the price, how long it takes to get used to the location of the new buttons, and that it takes an extra second to sync up to the PS4.
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It will be trying to land — it takes off, but then the moment it takes off, it begins to lose height, and I can see that it's not going to make it.
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It takes 24 hours over several days to build two houses at the same time -- that's about two times faster than it takes New Story to build a home with regular construction.
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The United States will stand behind whatever actions the Israeli government takes, however antithetical to a negotiated solution they may be, unless Congress takes steps to preserve the possibility of peaceful resolution.
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At the close of "A Christmas Carol," after Scrooge (Campbell Scott) renounces his miserly ways and serves dinner, the company takes a bow and takes up a collection for a local charity.
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It takes about 2660,2190 SWU per year to produce enough fuel for a 2190-gigawatt nuclear reactor, but it only takes about 2000,123 SWU to have enough material for a nuclear weapon.
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"Donald Trump is a con man who takes money from his charity to cover his own legal fees, takes money from his campaign donors to enrich his own businesses, and takes talking points from the biggest polluters in the country to slap together his disastrous energy positions," Khalid Pitts, the Sierra Club's political director, said in a statement.
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KERNEN: IF YOU HAD TO CHARACTERIZE IT AS A DEFENSIVE MOVE OR AN OFFENSIVE MOVE, IS IT PUTTING TOGETHER -- I KNOW IT'S COMPLIMENTARY, BUT CAN YOU LEVERAGE WHAT BOTH COMPANIES HAVE OFFENSIVELY TO BE THE PLACE THAT TAKES ON AMAZON OR TAKES ON WAL-MART OR TAKES ON WHATEVER HEALTH CARE LOOKS LIKE IN FIVE YEARS?
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"We won't necessarily blow the stock out the next day because that's not always the best thing to do, and often there are a lot of other people thinking the same thing … sometimes it takes a day, sometimes it takes a month, sometimes it takes a year, but it's on the path out of the portfolio," Kennedy said.
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For instance, Cerny says that fast-travel in Spider-Man running on a PlayStation 4 Pro takes approximately 15 seconds, while it takes less than a second on a next-generation PlayStation devkit.
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Becky takes her own sweet time in possessing Sasha, and while there are many disturbing and even gory sequences, it takes a long time for the plot to build up any real suspense.
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One of Martin's most daunting tasks was stringing together two disparate vocal takes John Lennon recorded for "Strawberry Fields Together," complicated by the fact the two takes were in different keys and tempos.
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The four-and-a-half minute video takes place during the springtime celebration of Holi, the historically Hindu festival of colour and love which takes place across India and parts of southeast Asia.
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"It's going to be a far more immersive experience and then there will be a blurring of lines between what physically takes place and what virtually takes place," he said of the future.
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Instead, he takes his brother's advice to treat the place like a university of love, most literally, and gets Gretchen to teach him in the least fun way possible while he takes notes.
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Anything that helps publishers make money should help Apple make money, too — it takes a cut of subscriptions and in some cases takes a cut of ads (although that appears to be changing).
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Sure, it only takes about 0003 to 2000 minutes per eye—meaning the whole thing might be over in less time than it takes you to stream an episode of The Walking Dead.
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The present northern route through Russia is around 13,000 kilometres (8,20153 miles) long and takes around 16 days while the southern route through Russia and Kazakhstan is 10,000 km and takes 12 days.
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The holy necessity of a funeral, or the love between husband and wife, or the duty of a lawyer to the law—the story takes each in turn, and takes the piss mercilessly.
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The Work Institute estimates it takes one to two years for a senior manager to become fully productive due to the time it takes to learn the ins and outs of the company.
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"Being a superstar influencer takes a whole lot more than just blending eyeshadow, and I can't wait to find out who has what it takes to make it to the top," he said.
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And that's why Inslee's four-part proposal is so appealing—because it essentially takes AOC's broad vision for a plan that takes the climate crisis seriously, and turns it into detailed, implementable policies.
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And I know that for some of us, loving ourselves, loving our bodies takes a lot of work, and for my black, brown and queer bodies out there, it takes so much work.
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You must be prepared to either conquer the entire city at once (which takes careful preparation and lead time) or tackle each neighborhood one-by-one (which takes longer to reach full coverage).
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While light from the sun takes several minutes to reach Earth, light from K2-18b's star takes a century to reach our planet, "so for us to travel there is impossible," he said.
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He takes T. for a walk and then he takes over cooking (again, he likes cooking — I do not) We turn on the Aaron Hernandez documentary on Netflix and watch two episodes — woah!
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There's also no predictable patter for when Netflix decides to pull the trigger for a new season, as sometimes it takes weeks and sometimes it takes months for news about a new season.
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"There's a rule of thumb in engineering that the first 90% of a problem takes you 10% of the time, and then the last 10% takes you 90% of the time" he said.
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"If Congress takes a look at this, realizing that much time and innovation has occurred since 1986, it can write a statute that takes account of various interests," Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg said.
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You can learn about what it takes to launch a successful fashion brand; how the world&aposs most well-known performance coach views success; and what it takes to become an Olympic athlete.
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" During last week's debate in Las Vegas, Sanders said during his closing remarks that "real change never takes place from the top on down, never takes place from an oligarchy controlled by billionaires.
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For instance, in Nordic countries, it only takes about two to three generations, while in China where there is higher inequality and high elasticity, it takes seven generations, according to the OECD report.
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A single episode of Astronomy Club or I Think You Should Leave or a weekly Saturday Night Live takes intense plotting and a wealth of entirely different, original ideas before it takes off.
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The response also takes time to materialize, as consumers slowly adjust their behavior and buy new equipment, and it takes even longer to appear in the official consumption statistics due to reporting delays.
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The way we feel is that if the government won't reunite these families, we will, and if that takes $19 million, great, if that takes $40 million, we'll figure it out, you know?
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It mimics a similar shift that takes place in the comics: Just when Rick and his friends have settled down a bit, Negan takes over the narrative and starts destroying everything they've built.
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It takes time to reacquaint yourself with the details of the task (once) at hand: one study found that it takes about 25 minutes to get back to on track after an interruption.
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It also takes wired connections through Ethernet or optical cable.
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So naturally Veronica takes that as an opportunity for sex.
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Boys in the Sand takes place entirely on Fire Island.
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"Sometimes he takes it, sometimes he doesn't," Mr. Giuliani said.
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Salesforce takes a special pride in embracing the latest technologies.
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"It takes failures to be able to succeed," Boyd said.
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After a safety, the opponent takes possession at its 35.
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A kernel of dread takes up residence in my stomach.
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It takes a lot of patience, and I fail sometimes.
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Each year, the show takes about eight months to plan.
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SARA EISEN: So now that takes us back to now.
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It takes a certain amount of genius to do that.
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"What's interesting," he added, "is that it always takes time."
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Talk about being a leader, what it takes going forward?
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Trump takes the stage after being introduced by daughter Ivanka.
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His vow to 'do all it takes' worked like magic.
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But the landslide takes a little while to die down.
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Carol Danvers follows her dream again (and takes the cat).
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"To make it all work takes coordinated effort," Klassen said.
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It senses danger immediately and takes action to save itself.
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Brown takes a dip in a pond on his property.
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It takes a completely insane apartment to surprise Ryan Serhant.
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It takes a mastermind to create the turducken of songs.
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And it takes festive to a whole other, glorious level.
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Something different, creative and fun, and something that takes chances.
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All it takes are three magic words: Turtlenecks. Under. Everything.
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I trust my father who takes care of these things.
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"This takes babies' sleep into the 21st century," he says.
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Trump also faces a broader problem once he takes office.
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Virtually every flagship phone released last year takes great photos.
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That won't change unless and until Congress takes a stand.
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It's a debate that takes me back to my childhood.
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There's no wait, and it takes less than 30 minutes.
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Kasich takes a pass, knowing he will get walloped. 23.
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Facebook takes down an iconic photo that shouldn't be banned.
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I think it just takes the absence of a negative.
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Turnover can be high and trust takes time to build.
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All it takes is scissors, glue and deep, unabashed, nerdiness.
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It doesn't hurt that "Skyscraper" also takes place in China.
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But Clinton takes pains to end on a positive note.
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Randall takes a moment to process, and then smiles. Phew!
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She doesn't pick up, and my anxiety immediately takes over.
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Now they have one, and she takes that duty seriously.
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But whenever anybody else talks strategy, he takes a backseat.
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It takes 3 to 4 years to get that approval.
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Tuck takes his title from a vivid image of Thomas
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The Vanity Fair piece takes Corey Feldman as its source.
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What nation could become independent if that vote takes place?
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Whatever it takes to stop the nomination of Donald Trump.
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The U.S. government takes it seriously as well, it seems.
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It takes an hour and 20 minutes to heat up.
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Johnson takes issue with researchers' characterization of the peyote crisis.
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But those methods takes a disciplined mindset to stick to.
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It takes about ten years to make a full recovery.
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In LA, it takes a special vehicle to stand out.
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Her new project, Darkness at Play , takes this concept further.
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After episode 5, it takes on a brand new meaning.
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It takes all that to get UH into the conversation.
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It takes about an hour to replace the dodgy bolts.
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He takes what he wants, regardless of who gets hurt.
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Battelle takes on big picture questions on culture and economics.
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The retailer's REDcard also takes 5 percent off all purchases.
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And Kim Kardashian takes a meeting at the White House.
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It takes surprisingly little analysis to expose the reasons why.
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"Many students think it takes money to date," she said.
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Jay takes a look at Brad Paisley's custom tour bus.
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It takes an extraordinary person not to get caught up.
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The team takes on England in the semifinals on Tuesday.
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He takes Walker's food off the table and walks away.
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Maybe it takes one meeting, two meetings, three maybe more.
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Mike Parson, takes the oath of office Friday as governor.
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Tara tries to fight them off but Heath takes off.
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Looking at more costs too much and takes too long.
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It also takes two hours to fully charge it up.
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Banger racer David takes a smoke break in Emmen, Netherlands.
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"It only takes 21 days to brainwash someone," she said.
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He takes a bite and chews thoughtfully for a minute.
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This is what it takes to wake you all up.
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It takes a long time to get over the guilt.
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The Odyssey Facebook account, for example, takes credit for just .
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Any moment, President Trump, takes the stage in South Carolina.
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CNBC takes a look at the hermit state's ruling dynasty.
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Unexpected perks From there, the conversation takes a funny turn.
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"Only takes one arm to fire a glock," Bolin replied.
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He walks over to the frantic guy, takes his hand.
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It takes 215 votes to pass this bill right now.
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My whole thing is it just takes one extra step.
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It takes a lot of energy, I've found, blaming people.
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"That takes my breath away," a visibly frustrated Eshoo said.
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Reality Check quick takes We rate his claim as true.
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They have one son with Duchenne who also takes deflazacort.
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"It is something that takes a lot courage to do."
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It immediately takes you out of the shared human experience.
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It takes the 4K version 9 hours and 28 minutes.
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We did that whole scene in four or five takes.
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Switching from iPhone to Mac and back takes a click.
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Family (and keeping a cute bedroom) takes the reigns now.
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In the process, he takes control of his own destiny.
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If it takes two years, three years, or five months.
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He also takes baby aspirin to ward off heart attacks.
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As you see by the moves, it takes some time.
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NASA's Curiosity rover takes selfie during dust storm (Credit: NASA)
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Study author Christian Nawroth takes a selfie with a goat.
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Now the solo operator takes on all duties during testing.
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And it only takes four days to get back results.
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"It takes on this acidity, and it's incredible," she concluded.
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Safia twists to kneel, looks around the wall, takes aim.
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It takes 15 to 20 ponytails to make one wig.
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This exhibition takes us to the endgame of those ideas.
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This app takes the face swap trend a step further.
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It takes away from the spirit of the line up.
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The front door takes you into a worn reception room.
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He wipes his tears away and takes a deep breath.
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Here's ISIS state of play before Donald Trump takes office.
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That was how relationships formed, and how bonding takes place.
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A customer takes a pizza from Starship Technologies' delivery robot.
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It only takes one click to make a "friend" online.
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It just takes "discipline, inner strength and intentionality," he said.
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Diaz has said he takes responsibility for his past actions.
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He takes off his hood and goes to the cockpit.
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Now, in 2016, that celebration takes place most visibly online.
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As Jackson Maine, Cooper's voice takes on its own personality.
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Takes you 25 minutes or two minutes or 10 minutes.
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The trip Daniel sells takes between eight and 10 days.
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Stephen Colbert takes on how Apple would convince us otherwise.
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The longer a seismic event takes, the deeper the noises.
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Because I think it takes our leverage off the table.
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Honest Trailers takes on the movie scientists in The Martian.
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"It takes us back to the Cold War," he said.
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For its services, Paribus takes 25 percent of the reimbursement.
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Sometimes it takes a hilarious meme to mend a country.
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Every few years, a viral challenge takes over our screens.
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It sometimes takes two years and sometimes it's two days.
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It takes, what, two bars to recognise Eminem's signature track?
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Between takes, Colletti cracked jokes with one of the women.
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"It takes a village to get through this," she says.
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"It really takes the guesswork out of gifting," he said.
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"It really takes things away from personal attacks," he said.
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Snoop's video takes on hot button issues including police shootings.
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Talking through this takes some weight off of my shoulders.
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"It takes a lot to overcome," Lopez told the singer.
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Society often takes that kind of work for granted, though.
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Right now, it takes extensive analysis to identify phony videos.
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