You go there and then the government's turning the screws.
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Because we were there, and then I had the miscarriage.
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So I started there, and then he bought Metallica's Reload.
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He said he wasn't there and then he was there.
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We'll start there, and then I'll present my personal theory!
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How can a person be there and then just vanish?
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We eat there and then J. walks me to work.
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She appeared to put something there, and then walked away.
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My wife was there and then she was not there.
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You got sick there and then got on a plane.
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She appeared to put something there and then walked away.
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He could easily have thrown away his life there and then.
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So you got there, and then said, "This is great, but"?
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It was there and then I really formed my ideological orientation.
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Right there and then, I publicly named him as an abuser.
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Somehow the killer is already there and then she's stabbed. Okay.
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So you stayed there, and then you got to Obama how?
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"We got there and then the smoke lifted," Eubank said later.
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You'll spend time there — and then you'll know when to quit!
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You can put American cheese on there and then it melts.
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Dean over there, and then, in the far corner, Mom, Mrs.
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So you went there, and then you went to a bank.
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There were tons of important women there and then they went.
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Own stories there and then climb up from there. Yeah. Maybe.
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I was there and then they were kind of raising more money.
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Well, she's got it right here and then there and then here.
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So you need to be able to quickly respond, there and then.
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Then it was memories there, and then the disintegration of this marriage.
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We flirted and bantered on there, and then it moved to WhatsApp.
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Monsanto delivered its answer there and then: That wasn't going to happen.
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Then the hardware is not there, and then digital education isn't there.
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You'll get there, and then there will be another mountain to scale.
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If we had any problems, we'd deal with it there and then.
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We'd stay the night there, and then we'd be back in Manbij.
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I made it there, and then I didn't make it anywhere else.
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But I pulled myself together, got back there and then heard Buthaina calling.
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But I did see it; it was there, and then it was gone.
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I was born there and then my family came here in 1972/73.
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KS: You have bikes there, and then but you put them into play.
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And she puts my head in there and then just, like—like, boxing.
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And then they pay us down from there, and then it spikes again.
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It just started there and then it developed into a full-blown obsession.
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They had a long story there and then they got rid of that.
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We'll stay there and then drive from there to Vail in the morning.
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"Arms control treaties feel useless until they're not there, and then you miss them."
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We were just standing there and then he closed the door and locked it.
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I put it out there and then it's out there, watching it for hours.
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They opened their first portrait studio there, and then moved to Amsterdam in 1979.
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The point guard passes to him there, and then follows the pass around him.
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Take a look at his face up there, and then look at this tweet.
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For right there and then, I had somehow seen into my own true nature.
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"You can't just put that out there and then don't tell me," she explained.
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Ms Flyn might have stopped her researches there and then, but she felt conflicted.
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It kind of plateaued there, and then it's just slowly drifting into very ordinary.
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The importance of it is knowing when it's there and then riding the wave.
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There was a good 13 or 30 minutes there, and then the game changes.
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My only thought was to reach the trees, sit there and then come back.
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I've known so many people who get in there and then they move nowhere.
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We stood against white supremacy there, and then this march happened the week following.
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So you were there and then you started a company with Mark Pincus from Zynga.
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I got about a quarter of the way there and then we had to leave.
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Sheryl Sandberg: But she'll run, and then she'll be up there, and then she'll understand.
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But girls just want it done there and then, and as cheaply as they can.
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Just to know that absurd situation, where someone's there and then suddenly they're gone. Yeah.
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It felt right and I thought 'OK,' and my whole world changed there and then.
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Greedo shoots, and Han just kind of sits there and then fires back eventually. Twice?
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You get it out there and then you do software patches to fix the bugs.
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I fired her on the spot and fell in love with her there and then.
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A couple more days down there and then, hopefully, get transferred over to the Tarpons.
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I like the idea of movies showing there and then going to streaming and devices.
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And the desperation and the panic gets in there, and then they start to struggle.
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Just being in there and then being able to throw the first pitch is incredible.
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She recites each button she presses to get to there, and then starts singing along.
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You either had to hold it or relieve yourself sitting there, and then you're wet.
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So, do whatever it is that gets you there, and then write down your goals.
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They leave the pack there and then Whole Foods cuts it open and composts it.
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It was there and then that I realized I had this ability to sense other dimensions.
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You are living there and then, suddenly -- it`s not all out in the South Lawn.
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He died right there and then after suffering a wound to his chest, Us Weekly reports.
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You had a thing you were doing there and then moved on to create another thing.
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So we start from there, and then it's a matter of how do you enable that?
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Jack was there, and then he wasn't, due to a tragedy completely outside of his control.
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You've waited three years and you think you're halfway there and then someone moves the goalpost.
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So that was the cast when I got there, and then the cast slowly turned Hawaiian.
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I forgot you were there and then you just kept annoying the s— out of me.
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"The fight should have been over there and then," McClellan's trainer Stan Johnson would later say.
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So, you worked there and then moved back to Los Angeles to work for the Times.
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So we used part of what was there, and then we created most of the rooms.
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I can throw a file there and then I can grab it later when I want.
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Jaime walks him towards the van and the man gets an HIV test there and then.
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We can't do anything for anyone if we don't start there and then acquire more power.
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"He really got it, and we kind of did the deal there and then," recalled Hook.
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I would tweak it, add a little accent here and there, and then they were songs.
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"I'm making a few good pitches here, and there and then I'll leave one up," Anderson said.
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When I get there, my other sister is already there and then four more ladies join us.
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Right there and then my dad said we were a girl group and that's how it started!
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So like let's start there and then like, maybe we can come to an agreement on something.
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Well, you've got to register yourself in there and then all sorts of interesting things can happen.
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What is more important than berating yourself is to see what's out there, and then do something.
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There and then, he decided that there should be a communication system to alert CPR-trained people.
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I'll just hang there and then start doing a whole series of crunches and things like that.
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Never. I would drop him right there and then, because I didn't want another girl with me.
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Because Square Off carried the concept 90 percent of the way there and then dropped the ball.
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I put it there, and then we're picking covers for the book and not having much luck.
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There, and then we're going to go MICHAEL D. SHEAR, White House correspondent: Mr. Trump, Mike Shear.
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I got my start there, and then had the opportunity to work for some really great chefs.
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She's made a great sacrifice to be there, and then she suffers as much as anyone else.
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All our mail gets sent there and then they forward it on to wherever we will be.
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"We would break in, sleep there, and then get up before anyone could find us," she said.
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"We will put this story out there, and then the government can respond how they want," she said.
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I love mixing craft paper in there and then just choose 3-4 colors and go for it.
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You go in and there's someone right there and then when you say, "I want this" it's upstairs.
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I just knew there and then after this panic attack, that I needed to carve my own path.
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I suggested cutting it short and she, to my surprise, agreed, and we did it there and then.
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They wanted him to recover there, and then drive to their home, where Katie is receiving hospice care.
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"I suggested cutting it short and she, to my surprise, agreed, and we did it there and then."
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Talk to your crew before you put that [out there] and then spell check and check the grammar.
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There are heaps of them in there, and then there's the Master Seko—essentially he controls the fight.
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Hyde took a handoff, headed toward the middle, found traffic there and then headed around the left corner.
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Abeid says he made a promise there and then that he would dedicate his life to the cause.
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All it takes is one bad thought to creep in there, and then it's an avalanche of awful.
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At first it was cheap speed, a line or two here and there, and then it was MDMA.
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So you had that club right there, and then you had another club on, like, Chestnut and Adams.
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Tillerson will spend just a few hours there and then fly back to the U.S. on Monday night.
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If Bran had told anyone what he'd seen, the three kids would have been killed there and then.
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We were able to get him in trouble there, and then the 'pen gets him out of it.
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You take the glass, put the mint in there, and then shake bourbon, lemon juice, and simple syrup.
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I would meet people here and there, and then I'd be in a hotel room with four strangers.
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If it goes horribly, you might be embarrassed there and then, but your embarrassment won't be long-term.
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She was sexually harassed and humiliated at her job there and then was fired eight months after joining.
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What if she'd sent us home right there and then, maybe with some tips to calm us down?
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Then he had to earn some money, because I was there, and then he developed new learning methods.
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There and then, in the hospital waiting room, I decided it was time to buy a Christmas tree.
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We'd sort of loosely had conversations about me going there and then in 2007, that all made sense.
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Now we're gonna test different ways to get there and then we're not gonna do geothermal or whatever.
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He arrived in Italy in 2011, spent time in jail there, and then journeyed on to Germany in 2015.
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It was glue coming out of that fringe there and then I under-read the putt a little bit.
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Right there and then, I made a promise to myself to confront my phone addiction once and for all.
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LET'S GET THEM PUBLIC, LET'S GET THEM OUT THERE AND THEN PEOPLE CAN BUY THEM IN THE PUBLIC MARKETS.
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It's something that is supposed to be fun and exciting and you have your family there, and then, wow.
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Getting up there and then calling each other names and so forth -- I don't think that gets you anywhere.
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So, did the insurgents in Iraq when Obama set a similar deadline there, and then made good on it.
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You have to get the series out there, and then you can explore the universe once it's set up.
|
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Watching the Labo video for the first time I decided there and then to buy my own Nintendo Switch.
|
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I was looking at a price tag, and she was there, and then all of a sudden she wasn't.
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There's a lot of, 'I should be doing that', 'I should be going there'... and then I do nothing.
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We'll see how we do there and then we'll be able to sit back and assess where we are.
|
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Be sure to focus on the here and now for your teenager, not the there and then for you.
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I could no longer just hide my emotions: I had to deal with them, usually right there and then.
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They love reading our books up there and then making me go down the slide on their bunk bed!
|
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They'll run over the bridge and then take a shower there and then go to meetings for the day.
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Part of the time it was several of us there, and then the last hour just me and John.
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Then, in just a few minutes, you&aposll have multiple loan offers, which you can compare there and then.
|
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So, I went there, and then they sold that company to Siemens, being part of the Siemens Nixdorf board.
|
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You tend to see a lot of people starting there and then you migrate elsewhere because it's just too expensive.
|
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So ... let's say I hear an interesting signal over there and then we start focusing our imaging radar on that.
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I put everything aside because right there and then, I'm helping somebody going through the worst time of their life.
|
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So does scholarship: an appreciation of how this work, made here and now, relates to that work there and then.
|
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You put some base, and soup, and you put some noodles in there and then maybe you put some meat.
|
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We spent an amazing, romantic week there and then flew home in Emirates First Class, which was also a surprise.
|
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There are songs that are six years old on there, and then there are ones that are a year old.
|
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There is a hospice next to the river so people die there and then are taken down to the river.
|
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Because it was just Times Square — there was a Naked Cowboy over there, and then there's like a drunk Pokémon.
|
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I am convinced that there and then, in that moment, as I watched him watch my pussy, I experienced nirvana.
|
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Absolutely no one could blame you if you decided to switch the damn insufferable thing off forever there and then.
|
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Spent time over there and then now all of a sudden, Russia is strangely the biggest story in the world.
|
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It's like, well, you know, you have to sit there, and then O.K., this is A, C, B, O.K., whatever.
|
|
They understand exponential functions, so they get credit there and then they also get credit for some personal actions, right?
|
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"Hattie and I spent the day skiing there and then we did a grip-and-greet event," he told me.
|
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He saw her at the end of the summer at a housewarming there, and then again a few months later.
|
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"We stayed there and then after a few seconds we decided we had to get out of there," he added.
|
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The mandatory skills are there, and then they&aposre looking at the cultural fit, the soft skills ability, the business acumen.
|
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I'd tell designers what spaces were important, because I had a vision for Firefight that couldn't be played there and then.
|
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After she died in 1989, the sculptor John Chamberlain lived and worked there, and then later came the painter Richmond Burton.
|
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The plan was for the leftist protesters to gather there and then go marching in search of the right-wing rallies.
|
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"Everybody's kids will make things and all the guys will be there, and then we'll all get in bed and eat."
|
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Afterward they get the pen in there and then the shadows start creeping and it gets to be a tougher visual.
|
|
Britain's Chadwick had won the opener in Hockenheim after leading both Friday practice sessions there and then qualifying on pole position.
|
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So we give and take with what we can get over there and then we make the best out of it.
|
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A funeral service will take place there, and then at his home town in the province of Roi Et, northern Thailand.
|
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So we thought, let's just put it out there, and then we can get over it and talk about the work.
|
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We take the bus there, and then explore the old buildings on the island, which are from the 21500th-21494.47th century.
|
|
Work backward from your destination, looking for low-cost carriers that fly there and then shopping for flights to their hubs.
|
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But he reasoned that it might not take long to get there and then to move on to a "bust" phase.
|
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"God, I had so many words going there and then I couldn't finish the sentence," he said, nearly gasping for air.
|
|
Right there and then, the seeds were planted for the idea for what would become the Jesse Lewis Choose Love Movement.
|
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Her boyfriend's apartment is nearby, so I eventually drop her there and then walk home to go to sleep around 11:30.
|
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"One of our female members was surrounded by scooters, and they tried to steal her bike right there and then," he explains.
|
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Jack was in there and then Ev Williams came in and then Dick Costolo came in and now Jack is back in.
|
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Sometimes police may park their car there and then leave, other times there may be tensions or maybe an arrest would happen.
|
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Moments also uses facial-recognition technology to figure out which friends were there and then suggests you share the picture with them.
|
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Humans are fed a lot of information about why guests are there and then use that information to surprise and delight guests.
|
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They tweet their reactions, retweet fan accounts, address critics right there and then, and even get into Twitter feuds with each other.
|
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The whole idea was to conduct an amphibious landing on the Italian western shore, outflank German forces there and then attack Rome.
|
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It's naive to think that if Macron hadn't been there and then, the establishment would have been pushed aside and lost power.
|
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And, I took it and ended up spending 11 years there and then another year at Google, after we sold the company.
|
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Unfortunately, the style of many leadership meetings does not allow for this reflection to take place, with responses expected there and then.
|
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"I felt like I had the monkey off my back there and then to have it kind of taken away," Marchand said.
|
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You don't throw a bunch of shit out there and then demand the person you write it about clarify it for you.
|
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I learned most of the systems from there, and then when I wanted to franchise my company, I remembered all those things.
|
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It was there and then that she first experienced the political life: joining thousands of people in a standoff against the police.
|
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Being the flake I am, I bailed at the last minute, driving out there and then turning around to go to sleep.
|
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We'll fix up the house, put another camera or so in there, and then have more orphan kittens ready to move in.
|
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White supremacists are there and then they come out when conditions are favorable, as they are in the United States right now.
|
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But it was difficult with the album cover, because I had to invent all the characters there and then very, very quickly.
|
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Again, you can keep running them out there, and then you can run them into the ground, and that probably doesn't help.
|
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Masters in the art of the deal will thoroughly check everything that's out there and then strike when the time is right.
|
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We just have to be able to play our normal defense until we get there, and then we will see what happens.
|
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They recorded thrush nightingales there and then, later, recorded them in those summer grounds as well, to provide a baseline for comparison.
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But they'd have to go back to their home countries first, apply from there, and then reenter once their applications were approved.
|
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"On the list at the very end it said Taco Bell, so I went there – and then I went to your movie theatre."
|
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"Our focus all along has been on making design available to pretty much anyone out there, and then get out of the way."
|
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My plan was to spend the next few weeks there and then head back to boarding school at the end of the summer.
|
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Let's have the price jump here and then there and then somewhere in between until we find the price that is just right.
|
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Then, the app tracks your delivery person's route to the restaurant, confirms pickup there, and then shows the delivery route to your door.
|
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There was a workroom in Señora Lucy's apartment; she often began work there, and then had the canvases transported to her real studio.
|
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I can't even believe that we spent money on shows for those editors and buyers to come sit there, and then it disappeared.
|
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Yesterday we started on the back and got off to a decent start there and then cooled down a little on the front.
|
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Those moments brought us together when I'd see him over there and then we'd meet and have breakfast before anybody else came in.
|
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"We came together because we all had studios there, and then with Water we've been rehearsing there too," she says over the phone.
|
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If they were doing that, they should've done that there and then when they come into public, that wasn't the place for that.
|
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So impressed was he with the luxurious "white castle" mansion and its grounds that he decided to buy it right there and then.
|
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"You put nice, lean turkey down there and then you follow it up with a lot of gravy and stop things up," Raymond said.
|
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Coady, gun brandished, realizes she has to help Helena deliver right there and then, and forces Art to do the dirty work at gunpoint.
|
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Normally, I'd arrange a consult and make a booking, but he was desperate to have it right there and then, no matter the cost.
|
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I hung out with the management and crew from there, and then I flew back this morning and now I'm off back to Ibiza.
|
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Many extensive Mac users would have loved Apple to start with the best components out there and then design a laptop around these components.
|
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We'd hook up for a few days while they were there, and then their stay would end, and it would be onto the next.
|
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I decided there and then that I was going to change for the better when I was released, and I have never looked back.
|
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Bose explained that investors had begun to see the results of the B2B push and were keen to double down right there and then.
|
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"You would be able to possibly hold your finger there and then ask a question about that object or tap the photo," King said.
|
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" The appeal of the frontier myth was that it took problems in the "here and now" and shifted them to the "there and then.
|
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Most likely, it will be Liverpool that awaits there, and then either Ajax or another English emissary, Manchester City or Tottenham, in the final.
|
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So, there you are sitting there, and then you see somebody attacking, you know, well for me, for my husband if they're attacking him.
|
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"He pretends that he's not in there and then when we hear the pots, we open it up and there he is," Cook said.
|
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It took a while to get myself there, and then I stayed and events unfolded, and I went back and continued to do so.
|
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All I'm doing is walking back through that place picturing who was there and then translating that back to the numbers that those pictures represent.
|
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WATTERS: I understand that, but driving you out with your family there and then chasing you across the street, do you think that is civil?
|
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"Dude, let me say...There was a girl in the audience that night I was super psyched was there and then that happened," Chalamet revealed.
|
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But what you do is you pay to be there and then it's easy for the ... and they have food and the press comes in.
|
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A lot of these ideas will start there and then they'll gravitate toward the mature level, which is when they hit the fast food chains.
|
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We landed in the middle of the night from Iowa still pretty pumped up about winning there, and then got to work the next day.
|
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You go to a major city, talk to your informant there, and then murder your way up the ladder until you find your Order target.
|
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"You know the possibility is out there, and then when it happens you know how dangerous and bad it could be," he told the outlet.
|
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A break against us, they get one, we sort of had a letdown there, and then we started taking chances and they made us pay.
|
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Coming from New York and having pooh-poohed the whole fine arts scene there, and then ending up at that gallery ... it was the ultimate.
|
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It saps the life out of the farm and the family that lives there and then it eventually returns to space after it wreaks havoc.
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Esperanza had been there, and then Alma was left to admire the symmetry of her sister's bare feet before they disappeared under the dark water.
|
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She graduated from Washington High School there and then worked briefly for the county extension service before telling her family that she wanted to enlist.
|
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Using your smartphone as a WiFi hotspot is quickest method with the highest likelihood to get you back on the internet right there and then.
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They went on to win gold over the Americans there and then went undefeated four years later in Sochi to reclaim the Olympic hockey title.
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Too tired and fraught to attempt anything new there and then, I took her card, determined to consult her when my digestion had settled down.
|
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"I thought, 'There are kids out there,' and then I thought, 'There are a lot of kids out there,&apos" Burpee told Good Morning America.
|
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I spoke to our people there and then I went to the plant, to talk to our people working in the plants, and then I'm here.
|
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Services like Cargo and Vendy bring products like gum or earbuds into cars tied to ride-hailing services so you can have them there and then.
|
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Wallace saw the G.P.S. sitting there, and then, without any knowledge of mine, when Sam was going through his divorce, Wallace put it on her vehicle.
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Or it starts there and then it moves up ... LG: Well, as Joelle said, they're not unrelated, this sort of subtle sexism and the overt harassment.
|
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It obviously got into Sundance, was a huge hit there, and then got money from Megan Ellison's company, which has done a lot of big films.
|
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Once I had all my ducks in a row — not in a complete line, at least the ducks were there — and then I was like, 'Okay!
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" Nobody wanted to go there, and then I remember going to (Northwest Second Avenue) and thinking "Wow, this is going to be the cool spot now.
|
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I got there and then, six months after I've joined the company, I realize that we weren't focused on the most important things for the business.
|
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I decided there and then to leave my New York apartment, travel, and pursue this new love interest, despite the fact that he lived in Germany.
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That's when the neighbors heard the commotion and saw me out there and then called the police, and that is when I then called the police.
|
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Khabib Nurmagomedov has said that if he saw Conor McGregor away from the UFC, he'd fight him there and then because he's not scared of jail.
|
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"That'll unleash every economic beast out there, and then you will have the Fed looking at a really normal interest rate policy moving forward," Bliss said.
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First just a few here and there, and then the air was filled with falling snow, caught in the light of the window in dreamy swirls.
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According to the court, the two men caught the birds there and then carried them on a bullet train back to Shanghai, concealed in milk cartons.
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So that goes viral out there, and then this guy tweets it again in America, and his tweet gets like, 58,000 retweets and goes viral too.
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A 9-year-old Jason Day watched from Australia and decided right there and then to do everything in his power to become a dominant player.
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"Hire somebody who can help you get the word out and get a strong understanding of your product out there, and then take a step back."
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"You spend two and a half years getting to a place, you're almost there and then you begin feeling the emotional effect of nostalgia," he said.
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"The double helix was a revelatory experience; for me everything fell into place, and my future scientific life was decided there and then," Dr. Brenner wrote.
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The ones that directly influence us in ways we don't think about there and then, lost in the foam, or the popcorn, or the UV paint.
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In 214 he was traded to the Penguins for my old pal Rob Brown, won a Cup there, and then headed to the Nordiques for Bryan Fogarty.
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Carson shepherded Trump through inner city Detroit, to a church there and then for a drive through blighted neighborhoods before a brief stop by Carson's childhood home.
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They take the initial details of the caller, and most importantly, ask if it's an emergency and if it is, we take appropriate action there and then.
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We have a Download Your Information tool where you can go get a file of all the content there, and then do whatever you want with it.
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He stepped inside, it appears that he turned to the right and shot several of the other security and employees there and then began opening fire inside.
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We have this strange paradox in which we deny the existence of something which we know is there, and then we enjoy it partly because it's there.
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It can't be seen elsewhere in our country except in the people who are from there or have family there and then export it to the world.
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Their cab did stop there, and then it seems that something happened in the bathroom because the manager was eventually called and found it all jacked up.
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But if I run into a patient who quickly mentions that she has some issue or other, she can schedule an appointment with me there and then.
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A man saw her walking her dogs there, and then minutes later saw the dogs running loose, one of them injured, reported WPLG, a local ABC affiliate.
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" He said the important thing was to "do it simply" and to "do it quickly, too: It needs to go in, be there, and then go out.
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Later he constructs his casket with his son-in-law, who quips that he hopes Dick is not going to lie down in it there and then.
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"It's tempting to visit a place with ideas branded in your mind about the people there and then look for evidence to confirm those ideas," said Sanchez.
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Improbably, he found his game on the Wimbledon grass, winning the title there and then following that up with another championship at the U.S. Open in September.
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Alex Balk had already been working there and then they decided to bring on Emily Gould and me, and they also brought on Chris Moni to edit.
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Large stores in prime shopping areas act as a showcase for clothing which can be bought there and then or ordered later online via the app or website.
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We were going to be doing it back in the early 2000s, and then nothing went right there, and then he hit all the turbulence in his life.
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It's just like the kind of place you either bring a date, or you could end up meeting someone there, and then you'd have a very cool night.
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Since landing on Comet 67P/Churyumov–Gerasimenko last year, researchers have been getting a steady stream of information about what's going on up there—and then, suddenly, silence.
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He'd play in an art band here and a reggae band there and then our band… That was just a metaphor for the way everybody operated back then.
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Germany last week reached an agreement with Spain for Madrid to take back asylum-seekers who previously applied there and then show up at the German-Austrian border.
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As it's fresh cheese, it can be eaten there and then so all told, the milk goes from cow to cheese board in less than a working day.
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People flooded his feed with supportive comments ("this is so painful to me," one user wrote; another said, "I've been there"), and then, of course, came the memes.
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So all these things were a part of my life there, and then I moved away from there, and I don't feel like that, when I'm anywhere else.
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The retailer has been using its Auto Centers, where customers can opt to have their tires shipped there and then installed by Sears' employees for a small fee.
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"It's a really nice blue; you can't imagine what is under there, and then when you get the sample you get really shocked at the numbers," she says.
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On another occasion, she said, he invited her to his hotel room, instructed her to kiss another woman who was there, and then tried to kiss her himself.
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And then once they came down, they extracted us out of there, and then they handed us over to the Chinook [helicopter] that had caused the incident earlier.
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They work there and then they go off and they open up their restaurants or they do movies and music videos and you are brought along by them.
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You can use Southwest flights and credit card spending to get the rest of the way there, and then you have the pass for well over a year.
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Or, if your suitcase has a laundry bag like the above pictured suitcase, put dirty clothes in there, and then just squeeze the laundry bag into your luggage.
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We all traipsed up there and then found out that the weekend before, the mother-in-law had a separate shower for locals that we were not told about.
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Because then you can detain the illegals crossing until Border Patrol gets there, and then the Democrats can&apost accuse the robots of being racist, because they&aposre robots.
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You heard at the top of the show Clapper says there was spy in there and then Comey on the late night show says there wasn&apost a spy.
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" She added that the man, whom she described as slim and seemingly athletic, "stopped and looked at Kurt and saw him laying there and then jumped into the car.
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"We were starting to get there and then under this administration -- a system that has taken us 30 years to build, it's taken them three months to tear down."
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She kept a jealous eye on the comings and goings at Elio's, dismayed when some of her regulars began eating dinners there and then going to Elaine's for drinks.
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And just to be able to trust each other in that same experience is important...the other three depending on you as that unit onstage right there and then.
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And in the swingers club, you performed upstairs, and they called this "the playroom" actually, so we performed up there, and then afterward we went into the sex dungeon.
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My whole philosophy is to prepare some instruments that have most of the sounds there and then kind of improvise my way through the different things on the album.
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Their command of aesthetics is second to none, and the music itself is just transcendent; the atmosphere, the intricacy, the intensity, the artistry, it's all there and then some.
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Not only did Mr. Trump surprise the South Koreans by accepting immediately, he even suggested that they make the public announcement right there and then at the White House.
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"It was something that we didn't even know was out there, and then it happened and it was one of the major reasons she died," said her son Nicholas.
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They were dating on the beach basically for the entire time that they were there and then her and Connor were together for the better part of a week.
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"Your artists don't know who the Mega Mentor is until they walk out there … and then they realize they're about to sing in front of Taylor Swift," he says.
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A retirement by triple world champion Hamilton during the race, whether it be due to mechanical failure or a collision, would hand the German the title there and then.
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And then the year after that it will be 60 percent, and then it will just keep going up from there, and then we won't even need a rule.
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Another who worked at the academy gave birth secretly while there and then killed the infant, saying she feared being fired if she had a baby, according to court documents.
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Spiderlings were placed at random in the light or the dark at the start of their time there, and then monitored to find out where they built their first web.
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So I'd like to say it was my strategy, but he kind of put it out there — and then we had to execute to that strategy and we did it.
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I listen to The Daily on the way there and then let out C.'s dog and listen to another episode of Mystery Show while I get my room ready.
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"Once it breaks $26, you might want to add a little bit there and then get more aggressive as it gets closer to that 50-day moving average," said Maley.
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In an attempt to work around this, Shezi is allowing people to invest in the farm before the cows get there, and then using the capital to buy the cows.
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That software works by having you install an app on your computer, input your password there, and then gesture on either the phone or watch screen to initiate the unlock.
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"He would go out there and then he'd have to get up the nerve and then swing 20123 (degrees) so he could sit on that seat," jumper Kent Lane recalled.
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Conway by Zach Gold We've been fans of Conway for a minute: in 2014 we took her to the Bermuda Triangle to write an original track right there and then.
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Nicholas Lemann, born in New Orleans in 1954, began his journalistic career there and then worked at Washington Monthly, Washington Post, and Texas Monthly, of which he was executive editor.
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A man could get arrested for paying for sex in New York, attend a john school there, and then go to someplace else and buy sexual services there, Weitzer explains.
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"We arrived there and then we became eye candy on the set," said Senator Pat Roberts, Republican of Kansas, who was singled out by the president for his farm advocacy.
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"There's a fine line between what you did to get up there, and then you come down the other side," said Harrington, still one of the game's more contemplative minds.
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The voice of a female docent interrupts the narrator to chirpily explain that the dinosaurs were simply "there and then they weren't" before instructing patrons to exit through the gift shop.
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The race was effectively decided there and then, with Hamilton pulling away unchallenged and lapping both Alfa Romeo's Antonio Giovinazzi and Williams' Robert Kubica after just 19 of the 66 laps.
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She covered it up, obstructed justice by deleting him right there and then, of course, the acid wash and then, of course, the breaking up of the devices with hammers. Really?
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That you would do that, you'd dress ... If you were going to an event at a hotel, you could dress there, and then just leave behind ... You could just do it.
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The traditional interaction between a video producer and a consumer is the video producer makes something, and they put it out there, and then some people maybe consume it or not.
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I feel for him, having been through all this to get there, and then so obviously just not having time to pick up coins while people on fire are running everywhere.
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Someone had a party and you went there and then you made a story of the day from the party, which actually there was a party culture, a cocktail party culture.
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Imagine waking up in a little spaceship orbiting around the moon, spending the day hanging out there and then going back to your fancy hotel pod in space for the evening.
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Your job is to figure out how much money is there and then try to structure a deal so that you get as much of that money for yourself as possible.
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"If I hadn't heard about it through that, I would've never found Sambuca and then flown out there and then realized that there was so much opportunity there," Tamara Holm said.
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Most of the games we're competing and we're right there, and then there's a moment of truth where we let a little mental frustration slip in and we get off page.
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Yeah, I was a computer programmer for about 25 years there, and then I bumbled into success with "The Martian," and that was the last time I did any honest work.
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If you took a trip to Colorado and smoked weed while you were there, and then back in South Dakota you tested positive during a drug test, you're guilty of possession.
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According to the United States government, the company used an elaborate system to sell American-made goods there, and then lied and deleted emails when the Commerce Department began to investigate.
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But being able to focus on the shot or what's at hand there, and then in between being able to think about Jarrod and the family and everything they're dealing with.
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They give themselves enough time to come up with a story to go to the media with about why this tape is out there, and then you're left high and dry.
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The chart shows how close the Dow came to the big number without actually getting there, and then how far and fast it fell before the bulls could push it up again.
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They'll be able to slice, pit, scoop, and whip up avocado toast like the best Instagram food bloggers out there, and then throw it in the dishwasher after the prep is done.
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Why it matters: Returning humans to the moon, establishing a permanent human presence there and then launching Mars missions is the Trump administration's vision for the next iteration of American space exploration.
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"If you push one guy hard and the name's out there, and then he doesn't win, then you're in trouble," said O'Brate, who as of this week had not heard from Future45.
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So I want to be free for that experience, maybe even stay there, and then maybe downsize to an Airstream or something so it's easier to bring my home into the city.
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"I was just floating there and then I felt this bump and when I looked to see what I'd bumped into I was face-to-face with the shark," she tells PEOPLE.
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I feel like the Stories has been a good addition to Instagram and just being able to kind of get it out there and then let it go away a little bit.
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But in the future I think what you'd really want to do is send a plane over there, and then tens of gigabits should be enough for the hospitals and [emergency] centers.
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Right there and then, through a Facebook Live video, I asked for help, which quickly came from Tom Kimmerer, a friend of a friend who's an expert on saving "venerable" urban trees.
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The conventional wisdom is that Morrisey could hold his own in the south (Jenkins' stronghold because he's a congressman from there) and then outperform the others in the rest of the state.
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"But just to have them there, and then now to have them see their Pops win, just like my Pops saw me win here, it's pretty special," he added with a smile.
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"You kind of realize that if you don't have the product available pretty much there and then, there's nothing to stop people walking round the corner and buying something else," he said.
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After giving Kingston one last chance to behave, Harper Quinn said she got very upset and decided to handle the issue right there and then to fix the way he was responding.
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He spent a year at Cambridge University in England as a Fulbright scholar, completing a master's degree there, and then returned to Princeton for further graduate studies, earning his Ph.D. in 1998.
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And then as the first wave of major pumpkin products were hitting Trader Joe's, I just remember being so excited to go there and then post about all that stuff on Instagram.
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So, grew up there, and then went to college at USC, studied business at the Marshall School, and at that time was required to read Fortune magazine as part of his curriculum.
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I was a writer there and then I was an editor from 2365 to 2010, and in 2008 when the financial crisis hit, it made life really difficult for the New Republic.
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He's still not convinced though, so Dolores tries a new tactic: ordering Angela and Teddy to kill everyone there, and then having the poor Delos employee she's holding captive wake them up again.
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The tragic is there, and then it's gone, and then it's back again, a 24-hour news cycle of bleakness and burlesque, and a mottled affirmation of life as we now know it.
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I used up every penny I had to get down there and then, once I was there, realized I had about $10 left to my name for food for the ENTIRE seven days.
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I love everyone there … I got my ass handed to me there, and then I came over and got a bunch of body work, which guys, I have got to do more of.
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Hajduk Split were playing a very important match in Zadar, so we went there and then to an away game in Varaždin against Varteks, where Hajduk had to win to take the title.
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He argues that the language may have originated there and then migrated south—suggesting that the "corrupt" forms of Arabic spoken around the region may, in fact, have lineages older than classical Arabic.
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I hear everything you just said there, and then you talk to somebody who's African American and they say the quantity of cultural sympathy that is being directed toward Trump voters is overwhelming.
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HV: I went back in the 1980s and spent probably the most memorable summer of my life there, and then I didn't go back again until the late 1990s because of military service.
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What you can do is text it to yourself, save it to your camera roll from there, and then go to your camera roll within Snapchat's Memories and upload the Boomerang that way.
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HAHN: I advise everybody who is any kind of scandal like this to just put it out there and let it all be out there and then deal with it all at once.
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I was about five years old, and as soon as I caught sight of that enormous needle I screamed so loudly that I'm sure I gave the nurse tinnitus right there and then.
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"The company needs to be revitalized, we have to remove the people of the PT and of the MDB from there and then maybe we can think of privatization further along," he said.
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We were there with a laptop, showing the game on a TV, and every time it broke or we found a bug, we had to fix it there and then on the laptop.
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Or how about when you knowingly consumed some very, very underdone chicken and spewed all over your housemate's freshly-washed sheets, deciding there and then to blame anyone in the world but yourself?
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The majority of the revenue, however, comes from enterprise customers, who pay a subscription fee for access to the platform (and the startups listed there) and then a per proof of concept price.
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Paper towels are actually an upgrade on what I usually did to mop up food spills, which was to leave them there and then scrape them off a month later with a knife.
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I usually write everything I can think of, put it all out there, and then I go back and see what's saying what I want to say in the most concise, clear way.
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To have the real-time co-working space was obviously markedly different to the Skype meetings we had had so far, as we could experiment, produce and feedback pretty much there and then.
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I did a Fulbright Scholarship that took me out there, and then I ended up staying out there as a reporter traveling around the region, this was in the early '90s, mid '90s.
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"If (Kors) had fixed their U.S. market, if they'd shown improvements there and then made this acquisition, people would be a lot more comfortable with it," said Gabriella Santaniello, analyst at A-Line partners.
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Traditionally, satellites have thrusters that push them to the orbits they need, keep them there, and then (assuming the gas gauge doesn't read "empty") send them shooting down to Earth when the time comes.
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Instead, we got Harrison informing Lindsay, whose season of The Bachelorette will kick off on May 22, that she would be meeting some of her suitors for the first time right there and then.
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After a short stint there, and then multiple years at another agency, I finally decided to change careers for a third time, working full time out of my house as a self-employed writer.
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"At first, we wanted to create the most comfortable stretch suit out there and then infuse it with all the latest fashion tech so it could keep up with the modern world," says Perez.
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The Big Green Egg apparently holds even heat really well, for a really long time, so we'll probably let rip it in there, and then hit it with a little smoke at the end.
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To drive to Ahlens and stop ... There is a way down to the subway just a few metres away from there, and then you ... can jump on any train you want and quickly disappear.
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"The model was that everything started there, and then everything spread out from there, including maybe the people," said Melinda A. Zeder, a senior research scientist at the Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History.
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I've read that the city is very walkable, so our only real plan is to have lunch when we get there and then wander around the old part of the city for the afternoon.
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Our guide left us there, and then the four of us (my daughters, cousin Motti, myself) retraced the steps Iancu had taken, hands raised, through a hostile mob, on a summer day in 1941.
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And you get paid either when you send someone, when someone clicks on the link, or when they go there and then maybe buy or in some way transact on the other side. Correct.
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Moving there and then back to Argentina as a boy gave Mr. Diaz double doses of immigrant dislocation; the emotional aftereffect of isolation and bullying seem to echo in his story of lonely Håkan.
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Football is there and then the business world is something else that I've thought about and looked at, and the opportunity with [ETB] to get some experience to go out and do that is important.
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Her town of Bama was attacked repeatedly, with Boko Haram first targeting the military barracks stationed there, and then using the base as a launchpad to capture the rest of the town in September 2014.
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The parents (having passed DNA verification) are currently in ICE custody; the children will be reunited with them there, and then, the government says, the parent and child will likely be released from custody together.
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You know, it went back to Afghanistan, to the war that the Mujahadeen fought against the Soviet Union, and Bin Laden kind of cut his teeth there, and then he bounced around Sudan and Afghanistan.
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KS: There are a lot of those, which are weaker people or people who, they're not necessarily malevolent ... Just cheerleading, and when things are good they're there and then they don't do the hard work.
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Legend eventually reassured his daughter that "whatever you want to put in your bed you can put in there," and then helped her up to place all of her teddies in the big bed together.
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"It wasn t until I actually got up and stood there and then I was a little wobbly and she asked me what I did and I explained, but it happened so quickly," she added.
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Then I looked over there, and then see the point of the rifle gun, and I got a glimpse of the shooter, which meant he also could see me if he looked in my direction.
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And they've just created a new feature with the front scroll, if you go into something because, you know, you hit the buttons so that you jump in there and then it all goes away.
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So if he doesn't get any agreement here, he'll probably declare some kind of national emergency, it'll go to the courts, it'll be fought there, and then that'll kind of be the end of it.
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Looking back on his time in St. Francisville, Dreher thinks that, if he hadn't moved there and then forced himself to follow the rules—prayer, proximity, love—he would have stayed an angry child forever.
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I wasn't there, and then I went into this downward spiral where some of my main courses were suffering because of how hard I was trying to pick up the slack in this one class.
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It was there and then, in a small apartment shared by Mick Jagger, Keith Richards and Brian Jones, that the Rolling Stones began to plot their assault on the musical establishment of the early '60s.
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This is basic research, where you're really just going out and discovering what's out there and then later, much later, is when you can make discoveries about venoms that can fight cancer or other things.
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"As these waves of audiences come online, it feels like music is the first thing that brings people there — and then holds them and trains them to come to YouTube for content," Ms. Stern said.
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Dalio, chairman of Bridgewater Associates, said the U.S. economy is not currently in a bubble, but he said it might not take long to get there and then to move on to a "bust" phase.
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Evidently, Trump was happy to order Yovanovitch's firing there and then — but, Parnas told Maddow, an aide told Trump it couldn't be done yet, because Mike Pompeo hadn't been sworn in as secretary of state.
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There was a time when they were kind of questioning whether people were double agents or whatever and it seemed like maybe Republicans were going to go there and then they kind of went there.
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"My hope is they'll sober up in the Senate, come to a deal, and then we can go to conference — we have the vehicles to get there — and then we'll fight this out," said Rep.
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Meanwhile, Yorkshireman Burnley started as a graduate at DIY chain B&Q before joining Asda as its supply director in 1996, while Coupe was there, and then taking a key role in the Walmart integration.
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Since M. doesn't want another Lyft driver to accept our drive from the boarding facility to the airport we tell her we will pay her cash for the ride there and then back to the hotel.
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But there was something very particular about that summer and fall, an almost manic adhesion to schedule, and then a growing fascination with my shrinking body, the way I used to be there and then wasn't.
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If/when something doesn't go to plan, you have to just decide there and then: 'fuck it, we don't need that shot,' or 'fuck it, we can't find any blonde actresses for the Virgin Suicides shots?
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Some advertisers remain confused as to what Pinterest is best-suited for — brand advertising campaigns like you might find on television, or direct response campaigns intended to deliver a sale right there and then, like Google.
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"They need to take a one-week ticket to Cuba, spend some time there, and then come back and tell me about socialism, " said Ana Quintana, of the Heritage Foundation, at the CPAC panel about Sanders.
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"[Social media is] kind of like cotton candy: It looks so appealing and you just can't resist getting in there, and then you just end up with sticky fingers and it lasted an instant," she said.
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Speaking of Honduras, Andrew is so unhappy with Pius' reign as pope and so homesick for his flock (and presumably his sex buddies) that he asks to be sent back there... and then suddenly he's there.
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Because you go into the washroom and you've got the tap and the dryer that's part of the same device, and you can stand there and do it all there and then get the hell out.
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"He said he was sorry about Harry and then he sprung the surprise that Mrs Sacoolas was in another room in the building and whether we want to meet her there and then," Tim Dunn said.
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I mean, I think most people, if you had to pick companies in online who are the toughest, you'd say Amazon would be up there, and then the same thing with Walmart, in the retail space.
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For particularly sensitive operations, Psy-Group created fake front companies and avatars who purported to work there, and then hired real outside contractors who weren't told that they were doing the bidding of Psy-Group's clients.
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"Batista goes in there and then all hell breaks lose," Gibbons recalled with a smile Thursday, hours before the Blue Jays retired Halladay's No. 32 in an emotional pregame ceremony to kick off their new season.
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If you do go, Jodi Kantor, a Times investigative reporter, writes in our new column, Dilemmas, that you should drive directly there and then immediately self-quarantine: The person who brings the virus may be you.
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"We just started talking from there and then I was invited to come on Good Morning America with her and you know from the moment she found out she acknowledged that the work existed," says Burke.
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A fresh shave followed by a ton of cologne (he's Dominican, and it's important to him that people know he's coming, and know he's there), and then blow-drying his hair to get that perfect coif.
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"They need to take a one-week ticket to Cuba, spend some time there, and then come back and tell me about socialism," said Ana Quintana, of the Heritage Foundation, at the CPAC panel about Sanders.
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"You feel like you have gotten there and then you realize you are in that new stage, under new scrutiny with new goals and expectations, and you look up and there's just more to do," he says.
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Waymo claims that Levandowski stole thousands of confidential documents from the company (when it was still Google's self-driving car project, during which time Levandowski was employed there), and then took steps to cover up the theft.
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"Lil Wayne was in his soldier rags, he had Girbaud jeans, a tank top, some camouflage and Reeboks on," recalls Ross, adding that the fashion there and then was white t-shirts adorned with iced-down pendants.
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Instead, it showed the president flying to the Nashville area following a series of deadly tornadoes there, and then onto Florida, where he is scheduled to spend three nights at his south Florida retreat, Mar-a-Lago.
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"I think they'd rather put Satan up there and then get him removed in the next election than lose the chance to correct what they think has been an injustice for eight years," Gray told The Hill.
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I think that women and minorities are going to make it there and then we're going to go look at STEM and then we're going to go look at the next things, because everyone is coding now.
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It was also not beneath Trump to call a lower-level employee and ask them what they thought of a fellow executive in the company, unaware that that person was sitting in his office right there and then.
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" His friend, a Briton of Bangladeshi heritage, responds by saying that "if an immigration officer at Heathrow had ever said 'welcome home' to me, I would have given my life for England, for my country, there and then.
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Roberts told the magazine, "[Social media is] kind of like cotton candy: It looks so appealing and you just can't resist getting in there, and then you just end up with sticky fingers and it lasted an instant."
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"Take a look at the ETF RXI — Toyota is the number three name in there, and then it's surrounded by Amazon, McDonald's and Home Depot, and that gives you a way to diversify without idiosyncratic risk," said Baruch.
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A couple people get fooled here and there, and then you have things like spam emails or spam phone calls that become way more believable, and that this idea that reality really starts to become difficult to distinguish.
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I like to buy two-gallon jugs of water, pour ¼ of each jug into a pot, bring it to a boil, dump the salt/sugar in there, and then stir the hell out of it until it dissolves.
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"You can plan and research forever, but the key is to just get out there, and then there will be natural feedback and momentum to carry you forward," Stephanie Kaplan-Lewis, cofounder of Her Campus, told Business Insider.
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But then there are things that using -- sequencing a person's genome, you can see as if -- if you're predisposed to certain cancers; and there's also algorithms that are used there, and then there's two or three other things.
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Visit CNN's Election Center for full coverage of the 214 race There was no brilliant shift in strategy that lifted Biden's campaign from near-death before South Carolina to victory there and then to resurgence on Super Tuesday.
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If something breaking is happening then they'll usually have a story for it, which I really like, which is like a collection of videos for people who are there and then what they record and what they publish.
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"Then they ran towards me to try and stab me so I ran away because I knew if I would have slipped over I would be a dead man, I'd be dead, I'd have been killed there and then."
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It was an honor to work there, and then I started thinking ... You learned at a place that was sort of pioneering, they really did pioneer impact investing using very high net worth individuals, throwing really fantastic events. Yes.
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I had an emergency caesarian and it was in my hand, and they forgot it was there, and then they had to wrap it in plastic while Louie was being born Louie: They put a Ziploc bag over it.
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So he'll paste chunks of text up there and then, as kids are working on their own, he moves his around — so students can look up from their process and watch another poet's process in action, in real time.
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MELBOURNE, Australia — The Grand Slam was there for the taking in September in New York, and although Serena Williams faltered there and then faltered in the final in Melbourne on Saturday, a Grand Slam is still very much on the table.
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"The time will come I hope where I can show two good runs and stand up top but if you had asked me this morning about a silver medal I would have signed for it there and then," she added.
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North Korea may have been more willing than most observers expected to offer to disarm much of its nuclear arsenal, but it wanted much more in return – a near-complete end to sanctions – than Washington could offer there and then.
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The film's a lot about gender expectations, and I think that he feels he has to be this kind of alpha male and feels a security there, and then gravitates towards controlling Hunter, and then containing her and oppressing her.
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So I joined Yale on the faculty as a neuroscientist and spent most of my career there, my scientific career there, and then was recruited into academic leadership by the then-president Rick Levin, and that's a story by itself.
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There were a lot of times, it was super frustrating, because we would get to the very last rounds where you're meeting with a whole partnership, and you're just almost there, and then we just couldn't get over the line.
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Fast-forward 25-plus years and Twin Peaks: The Return has its own murder mystery and plenty of other loose threads and red herrings to pick apart — all the strange atmosphere of its antecedent seasons are there, and then some.
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And when I'm sitting there in her living room, surrounded by my mother, brother, grandfather, uncle, cousins, — and her — with all of us conversing and laughing, it's right there and then that I realize the true power of abuela's love.
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The incoming president (and his advisors) should read Eisenhower's brief essay for a roadmap of what it takes to succeed at the highest levels, from someone who had been there — and then work every day to embody those leadership qualities.
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"What I would usually do is not talk to them on Tinder — I would use Tinder to know that they're available, and single, and then go to Instagram, follow them there and then like, maybe slide in the DMs," he said.
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"If you have that report sitting out there and then Scott Pruitt decides he's going to put a bunch of people in a room and come up with a different report, now you have competing reports," he told the conference.
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His stunt with Channing Tatum at this year's Golden Globes, where he donned a fuzzy costume as the bear from The Revenant, proves he's willing to go there (and then some) for the joke — even if the joke doesn't always land.
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He started at Dodger Stadium, which played as a pitchers' park in all seven seasons he was there, and then he moved to Seattle's Safeco Field, a notoriously difficult park where home runs go to die on the warning track.
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Warren is hoping she can seize control of the race by winning there and then in New Hampshire, while Biden is looking to pair a win in Iowa with a victory in majority-black South Carolina, another early voting state.
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"I do more sort of thinking—of a phrase here and there, or a sound there—and then writing it down in my notebook, or singing it into a Voice Memo, putting the pieces together later, like a puzzle," she said.
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"You start to see kind of hands twitching and legs shaking, and you know they need to get that social media fix, so we'll let them hop over there and then get back in the meeting and refocus," Kingsbury said.
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So it was on one end getting my name out there, and then the other end of it was making sure that I was a part of foundations that would allow me to remain in constant contact with my culture.
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Curious for your thoughts as to what exactly you saw there and then there&aposs these reunification deadlines to put children back with their families under five years old by Tuesday, older than five, everyone else at that point, by July 16th.
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"Why shouldn't I be able to go out and meet Mr. Right or even Mr. Right There and Then," he says, telling me a story about how the other day he picked up two guys on the way to a London gay club.
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An employee of, say, Facebook, uses their corporate email address to confirm that they do in fact work there, and then is allowed to post on app message boards — but the app doesn't force them to confirm their title or other job details.
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And a lot of that depends on the supply chain that's in Mexico, and the parts that come from there that can be made more cheaply there, and then go into the products that really make the U.S. competitive on the international stage.
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Another hack presented on stage here at the TechCrunch Disrupt San Francisco 2016 hackathon uses AR to contextualize gadgets with the aim of helping consumers better understand what they're looking at, find a local stockist and even buy the gizmo there and then.
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When I got the call from a friend who had joined … And I had gotten to know Dick Costolo when he was at Google during his post FeedBurner stage, and he was over there, and then I got the call from a friend.
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Things developed from there, and then they started RAISE (Restaurants Advancing Industry Standards in Employment) as an alternative to the National Restaurant Association—which is very very regressive, very very conservative—and fight against any kind of regressive labor practices, and environmental checks.
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"At first I saw a vehicle driving to and fro, then we tried to stop people walking here and there, and then in the blink of an eye the vehicle exploded, causing havoc," a traffic police officer, Mohamed Harun, told The Associated Press.
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But you have to respect where they're coming from, what shaped them, how they got there, and then have a theory of how to help them shift from maybe having the wrong idea of who's to blame for the pain in their lives.
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"That's clearly one of the great learnings of having built Lazada over the past five years — the interplay between having this regional structure and the economies of scale and scope to get there and then maintaining the nimbleness of the market," he said.
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In the poem's final stanza, the male narrator describes this confession over lunch in a restaurant: She stood up there and then, face full of drink,And announced that she and I were to blameFor something killed along the way we came.
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One of the things I thought was fascinating about the chapter about Letterman, which later in the book you talk about, is that you had a cordial relationship with Dave while you were working there, and then people were assuming things about that.
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Moreover, after finally looking over the notes sent to me, I must say this: I had a habit of writing drafts of stories, placing the names of ppl I wanted to get quotes from in there, and then going to fetch the quotes.
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We start there, and then go into insane territory — that was a little bit of a leap, to go further with it — but it was cathartic to explore those ideas of grief, to think 'Well, what if that person does come back, but different?
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More realistically, the Israeli Labour Party is simply concerned that Brit will whip Tel Aviv up into such a frenzy of feeling itself that it'd forget all about the sanctity of the vote, and/or have her elected as a leader there and then.
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Whether your resolution for the coming year is to eat more healthfully, cut back on meat, be more frugal, do more home cooking or prepare food ahead for the week, simmering a big pot of beans will help you get there and then some.
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I think it's just the layers, the crust is the last thing you taste, but you get the richness of the sauce, you get the meatiness of that full sausage that's in there, and then you get that crumbly, cornmeal kind of thick crust.
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"If the focus is there, and then we deal with DACA then that's something the American people would accept and that something that's consistent with the mandate of the 2016 election," Jordan, a member of the conservative Freedom Caucus in the House of Representatives.
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"Through all of last year, we figured we would wait 'til Merrick Garland or a Hillary [Clinton] appointee got there and then we would pick our case," says a key lawyer involved in the Obama administration's deliberations, referring to President Obama's pick to replace Scalia.
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Take care of partners and they'll take care of you In the case of IBM, there were years in which Steve Ballmer would take the red-eye down to IBM's former campus in Boca Raton, Florida, spend a day there, and then fly back.
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The app is just there, and then at some point in the future, you know, there are these weird serendipitous things that happen like you get an ad for a car that you just happened to be talking to your, you know, friend about.
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But everything happens for a reason, and I don't regret anything in that moment or feel like I would change anything about that moment because getting eliminated there and then just helped shape me up to be a better drag queen and person anyways.
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He had long been in the sights of US investigators when he was indicted in 2013, charged with leading an international scheme to bribe Indian officials to win the rights to a mining project there and then sell the goods to a US company, reportedly Boeing.
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CNN Special Correspondent Jamie Gangel has learned that while the invitation came officially from Dallas Mayor Rawlings, the White House was pleased to have Bush there and then asked the former President to join in visiting the victim's families which Bush was honored to take part in.
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I'm not sure if it was the increasing anti-immigrant rhetoric being spewed on campus, the sense of fear and shame among my fellow undocumented peers, or my own insecurities, but I realized there and then that I was the one I had been waiting for.
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At the beginning, we were much looser and kind of finding out — maybe we'll try this over here, maybe we'll try that over there — and then as time went by, we became so much more intimate with those spaces and how to make work for those spaces.
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When I sold my first book, I immediately paid off my private loans where the interest rate was higher, and then the other ones where the interest rate was at, like, 2 percent, I just let them be there, and then I kind of forgot about it.
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He would buy the drugs, and I guess take them right there, and then sit down with his mom and eat one order of tacos, eat the second order of tacos, and then he'd take his last order of tacos, in the bag, into the bathroom.
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Explaining its decision, the WTO said Washington lawmakers agreed in 2013 to extend and amend existing tax breaks, delaying their expiry from 2024 to 2040, on condition that "a manufacturer" took a decision to place a "significant commercial airplane manufacturing program" there, and then kept it there.
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So you worked there, and then you worked at LinkedIn and ... I became real good friends with Reid Hoffman, and when we were thinking about what's the thing that could carry LinkedIn to the next level, [we] realized that it's sitting on an amazing data asset.
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" (Tumblr) "Why can't I just have someone cuddle me and play in my hair and get fed up with me being sad and tease me until I smile and tickle me silly to keep it there and then cuddle me more afterwards I don't get it.
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"I think it's better to go after a segment limited to a city, where the users can be reached in a direct way, build a brand around there and then (go) wider and wider," Chief Executive Officer Tarun Mehta told Reuters on the sidelines of the launch.
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It used to be that our computers limited us to working at home so in the future, I think we're probably going to get some VR that's kind of there and then gone and you're interacting with people right in front of you too — an augmented reality VR combination.
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Diabetes is really interesting, Type I and Type II. The number of people I know who are Type I diabetics — and clearly there's a genetic risk factor in my mind that there's something out there, and then understanding it, and being able to help people understand the environment.
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"The cool thing about where it goes from the pre-chorus to the chorus, it's kinda like this buildup, this suspense that's building, and then all of a sudden, it's like you're there and then you go, 'Despacito,'" Fonsi said in his commentary about the song on Genius.
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Think about what counter-protesters might look like and why they might be there, and then find people — whether that's members of your organization or law enforcement — who will watch the crowd and be ready to engage with counter-protesters if they try to disrupt what you have planned.
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I had to fail there and then I had to fail at George Brown to realize that I should be going to school for what I want to do and for what I like rather than something that's money-based, or something society says that you should have.
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"I heard a scream and I ran in there and then I saw the little one and I thought, 'Hang on, there's two,&apos" he recalled to 7 News of his shock, which quickly turned to panic when he realized Isla had stopped breathing after making her grand arrival.
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Barr was entirely within his authority to receive the report, make a determination as to whether an obstruction of justice case was there, and then maintain the confidentiality of the material and evidence with redactions just like any other Justice Department investigation in which charges are not brought.
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"If you don't make an effort to satisfy that customer there and then, you run the risk of losing him," said Nick English, co-founder of Bremont, which said it would ship 40 percent of the new watches it is showing at Baselworld in the following few weeks.
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"When we arrived the first day, at first we enjoyed the view and being there, and then, after that, it's just a job like any other," said Olivier Delecosse, leader of the cleaning crew who began work on Monday and will spend the next two weeks on the job.
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Iraq, we went in there to get rid of weapons of mass destruction, which we couldn't find, which probably weren't there, and then we stayed around trying to bring democracy to Iraq, or some form of peace and stability, and of course you can't do that with military force.
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No longer can we ignore the link between the miseries of some and the well-being of others, Africans on one side and Europeans on the other, natural resources looted from here and transformed there and then sold back in the form of fetishes to their true owners.
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Anyway, he sent her home right then and there — and then made his way straight to the women's hotel room, where he immediately started crying because he was scared that, much like with Jasmine, Whitney and Danielle, his relationships with the remaining women might crash and burn in a similar fashion.
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BUT IF THE SYSTEM IS DETERMINING THROUGH WATSON THAT THERE IS A PREDICTIVE MAINTENANCE PROBLEM HAPPENING ON THE ELEVATOR OR THERE'S A PREDICTIVE MAINTENANCE HAPPENING ON THE ESCALATOR, THEN THROUGH SALESFORCE'S SERVICE CAPABILITY, WE COULD ROLL A TRUCK RIGHT TO GET THAT ELEVATOR AND ESCALATOR FIXED RIGHT THERE AND THEN.
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But when they process seems like this, the reason that clearly it&aposs still an active scene is because, one, you have the coroner who&aposs either on scene or it&aposs about to arrive for the five bodies that are still inside there and then you have to find out.
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"The original idea was to have this in the densest urban areas possible so that it would really fill in a gap, especially since birds tend to fly over the Atlantic Flyway, see Central Park, land there, and then have to move north or south from that point," Gerchick told Hyperallergic.
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And so there's this perception of media which is, I make this thing — it's a video, it's a podcast, it's something else — I push it out there and then people that I don't know sit out there and watch it and then they move on to consume the next thing.
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Pat Kelleher, who oversees membership for USA Hockey, the nation's governing body for amateur hockey, said diffusion of the sport to nontraditional areas is seeded by the N.H.L. "First and foremost has been the N.H.L. clubs that have gone there, and then the world of hockey grows around it," Kelleher said.
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If you look at the work that's been done on algorithmic software for predictive policing, one of the things it does is say, 'this is a high crime area,' and it sends more police there, and then more police see more crimes, and it's labeled as an even higher crime area.
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In the end, my sister, brother-in-law, and I did walk across the bridge, all 700 feet from here to there, and then to García's, a popular restaurant and bar, maybe another 300 feet from the Mexican Customs office, in an area some people refer to as the green zone.
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He saw her before he saw the cop, the crisp line her skirt cut just above her knees, her pretty legs, the heels she wore to work, and for the briefest flash of a second he wondered what she was doing there, and then he saw the cop and he knew.
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That's the fall, but like this past year, we went to Australia for all of January and just did some work from there, because there is a big bike race down there, and then just kind of wander around, and then we'll do the same thing next year as well.
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That's really primal stuff, the father trying to lure the son into something Satanic and almost killing him, and then the son saving the dad, choosing not to commit patricide after almost going there, and then the dad saving the son and dying in the process, and saving his soul.
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The longer the show ran, the more its characters became morally compromised — they had the ideals they claimed to stand for, but their own self-interest (in the form of all the money that kept rolling in) inevitably caused them to compromise, at first here and there and then all over the place.
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I'm going to leave it there, but just the one idea you brought up which is that he was both super open and candid and almost comically sort of like out there, and then you keep talking about this idea in the book that actually he closed off a portion of himself.
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Many founders are tempted to bet on a build-it-and-they-will come strategy with AngelList: Get your profile out there and then sit back and wait for some rich billionaire to reach out wondering how you came up with such a brilliant idea and where he can send the money.
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I have lost count of the number of bricks-and-mortar shops I have walked past in the weeks of waiting that have just the sort of electric heaters I need on sale there and then — any of which could have been sitting in my apartment keeping me warm all this while.
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A less staunch man might have abandoned his plan there and then, but Sedaris perseveres and eventually finds a lovely Mexican lesbian who offers to perform the surgical deed after he tells the story of his first, failed attempt to feed the turtle his lump during a book reading in El Paso.
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Go there with my family, take friends, visit with friends over there, and then, also just part of my job I visit maquilas, visit with their political leadership, and in doing so make the case that, one, they're part of our community, and my job responsibilities extend to Juárez in that regard.
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They show the clip in there and then my editor put the clip in [The Big Short] and I said, 'Hank, don't put that in there, come on,' and he says, 'It works!' and so I left it in for a screening and I was like, 'You son of a gun, it does work.
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After referring to the radiation treatment he is receiving to stop the spread of testicular cancer, Thompson writes, "I had a habit of writing drafts of stories, placing the names of ppl I wanted to get quotes from in there, and then going to fetch the quotes," then blames editors for not competently editing him.
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So yeah, we were able to have great leadership there, and then I got to YouTube, and there's a lot of change, there's a lot of questioning, it wasn't clear where we were going, I didn't have a full management team, and there was a lot of things that needed to be figured out.
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"As a famous person, I had been a part of charity things here and there, and then as this started to happen in my life and my wife's life, it became a situation where I didn't have to memorize every number or statistics or anything like that," Rogen tells Roberts in the new sit-down.
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"If someone says we've got high unemployment and we couldn't invest here or there ... and then all of a sudden there's enough money to finance a multi-cultural experiment, of course people will say 'we've had enough, it can't go on like this and we want a party that tackles this problem'," Poggenburg said.
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A lot of the things that are in the movie are like sort of Atlanta-specific like Octane Coffee, Criminal Records—a famous record store there—also like obviously the ATL Twins are in there, but we have the local Atlanta FOX 5 in there, and then lots of Atlanta radio stations are heard.
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"He looked at me in the office when he first got there, and then we did a little meeting and he's still looking at me, and his family is so excited and he's just looking at me," Monmouth coach King Rice remembered, after Robinson became the school's all-time leading scorer earlier this season.
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"Similar type of accelerant, any type of incendiary device that could have possibly been planted there, and then link in the houses, what things could be found at what crime scene that could be linked to another, find out if there's a pattern and if there's somebody here who's a serial arsonist," Gagliano said.
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If you look at the arc of the selection, and I think about this a lot especially because one of the things that I covered in New York City at the Post, and then at the Daily News, was the 9/11 attacks, because I was down there and then, rebuilding for three years.
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I'm a huge fan and I had to get 'em in there, and then had to play it myself (with Toby Hefferman) to do it justice Update: According to the film's screenwriter, John Kasdan, the characters are actually going to be in the film, with him playing one of the pair alongside Toby Hefferman, the film's Second Unit Director.
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When you look at how they started with North Korea, people may quibble over the things he has said so on and so forth, but the fact is, he has done more with North Korea in terms of - first of all, putting the military threat out there and then driving the dictator to the table than any previous President.
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Like, you know, it's really horrible to watch your movie, you know, the ads in the paper get smaller and smaller and smaller until they're not there, and then you look up and it's not in the theater anymore, and it's really hard to keep a movie in the theaters for longer than, you know, a minute.
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French: You've been looked at as a criminal for however long you was in jail, you've been treated like basically, an animal for however long you were in there, and then when you come home, you still have that mindset that that's what you still are ... in that instance it becomes everybody around you bringing you back to life.
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"There are women in the neighborhood who will go to the gym, shower there, and then stop by the store on their way to work to pick something up and return two things, order something on their phones while they're walking to the train, and then come back in the evening to pick it up," she said.
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The most common myth, if you will, that we got rid of in the scientific field 50 years ago is that sleep was like, you know, taking your car and putting it in the garage and turning off the key and leaving it there, and then you come back the next morning and it just is parked.
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Then when you hit T, it auto-completes, it shows you inside of the auto-complete, the number of minutes spent there so far, which is fine, and then it changes color, let's say, when you have gone past the 224 minutes or whatever and you're about to go there and then it says, are you sure?
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"Usually [Simmons] always rides his bike to gym, so he is getting cardio before he gets there, and then once we meet up we do about 15 minutes more of cardio, then jump into some warm-up sets of whatever body part we are working on just to get some blood in the muscle," the trainer said.
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" Martin said he remembered walking up the street, and the "car was just sitting there, and then out of nowhere — I'm looking down at my phone, — and then you hear the tires screech, and then I look up and bodies are just flying, and I just thought for one split second — I didn't think about myself, I thought about my fiancé.
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"A Bookshop in Berlin" is her account of her life there, and then of her flight to safety — from Germany through France to Switzerland — in the early years of World War II. Originally published in 1945, it was rediscovered in a jumble sale in Nice in 2010 and republished in France in 2015 with a beautiful preface by Patrick Modiano.
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"It's life and death for a lot of people, a lot of people that come here, come through a lot of hardship, physically is very difficult to get there, and then every day that you're here as an undocumented immigrant you're in danger of being detained again, having your employer being raided, being separated from your family," he said at a different event Wednesday.
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"I thought it was a little inappropriate for a person to overhear a frail, 92-year-old man, in a private setting, at a reception for the Points of Light foundation -- which focuses on volunteerism -- to hear this and immediately go on Facebook and put it on there and then go on national television and not even show up at the board meeting," he said.
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"You might have a census block outside of a city that comes close to the city, so a few people can get DSL there, and then the entire block is considered to have access when in fact it does not," said Christopher Mitchell, director of community broadband networks for the Institute for Local Self-Reliance, a nonprofit that advocates for local solutions for sustainable development.
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" He again invoked Fox, saying some of the theories are spread there, and then picked up by senators... -- Regarding Trumpworld's defense of his conduct vis a vis Ukraine: "They try to create a shiny object, a diversion, and, unfortunately, too many of the news media -- on the right -- will spend time on that diversion and repeat Trump's claim that the actual facts are false.
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Yeah. Yeah. Okay. I think that I had kind of built up some social capital there and then I also think ... Ben framed it really honestly and nicely when he sent out an email to the staff and just said ... He was able to point to a couple of pieces that I had written recently that had done really well and people really liked.
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In the broadest sense, the Trump supporter might be best understood as a guy who wakes up one day in a lively, crowded house full of people, from a dream in which he was the only one living there, and then mistakes the dream for the past: a better time, manageable and orderly, during which privilege and respect came to him naturally, and he had the whole place to himself.
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By Hill's own account, quoted in a profile written by Carolina A. Miranda for the LA Times, his life took on a "monastic" quality as he ascended the pedestal each day — entering a meditative state to be able to sustain the number of uninterrupted hours he would be there — and then descended the pedestal each evening to make his way home for food and sleep, preparing for the day that was to come.
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And so the person would look back at me, confused, and I would manage to hold his or her gaze for another few seconds until the social energy built back up between us to an intolerable level, at which point I would suddenly break the circuit again by looking away — and the person would look, one more time, back over his or her shoulder to confirm that nothing was there, and then our relationship would be altered forever.
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Well, my father gave up Twitter, so, you know ... So that was ... I think people tweeting in the public space is always just, there's risk there, and I think firms that are associated with people and that you have ... you know, if you have colleagues, or staff, or creative partners like that, there's a balance between them having an independent voice out there, and then what are they doing for their brand, and for the business overall?
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A host of other great films played there, and then hit theaters later in the year — among them, the hysterical Jane Austen adaptation Love & Friendship, directed by Whit Stillman (Metropolitan, The Last Days of Disco); Ira Sachs's small but poignant drama Little Men, which gently explored both gentrification and teenage friendship; the warmhearted and funny Morris From America, which gave The Office's Craig Robinson the opportunity to showcase his leading-man talent; and The Fits, a startling, riveting debut film from Anna Rose Holmer.
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I mean, the idea of us going and studying and doing research on Mars would be to send a bunch of habitats and all the kind of heavy weight materials that we&aposre going to be using beforehand, as in before the humans would go, that way that stuff would be set up there and then for our mission the humans would go, they would kind of rejoin with all the materials that are sent and we kind of set up a base and set up our experiments.
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One group of filmmakers has been testing the uncharted waters of virtual reality content by trying to combine the educational potential of an immersive VR perspective with an interactive documentary format — telling the story of the 1986 Chernobyl nuclear power plant disaster by showing what the radioactive exclusion zone around the plant looks like now, including documenting current radiation levels in different parts of the site and interviewing people who have returned to live there, and then combining this current context with archival footage and narration to contextualize the disaster.
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THERE'S CHARGES THERE AND THEN A LITTLE BIT AROUND TAX AND SOME THINGS ABOUT SHARE BUYBACK THE BULK OF THIS IS POWER AND OIL AND GAS ISSUE, WEAKER MARKETS AND OTHER THINGS WE'VE TAKEN SINCE THEN WITH RESPECT TO THE DISCUSSION, WE CONSTANTLY ARE GOING BACK AND FORTH ABOUT THE BUSINESSES AND HOW THEY ARE DOING AND THAT WAS -- I'D SAY NOT FORESEEN SOME OF THE THINGS THAT HAPPENED HERE WE HAVE NOT MANAGED THE POWER BUSINESS AS WELL AS WE SHOULD HAVE THAT IS TOTALLY ON US. WELL DO THAT GOING FORWARD.
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It may or may not have had an impact on Flake, I think it probably did, even if it was just the sort of strategic, "I can't have this video out there and then appear to be cold-hearted," whatever the reason was, I'm sure it had something to do with why he called for the F.B.I. Investigation, (which is a total sham anyway, so it's not going to make a difference), but I do think it had one kind of immediate political impact which was to delay the process another week.
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"Your people have a saying..." he waved a hand so that port swirled around in his glass, but Professor Begum stole his moment of gravitas by remarking that one of the things he found interesting about contemporary tribes was that more of them were hand selected—"Nowadays there are people who choose their people one by one, as they encounter them... I can't decide if that's braver or more timorous than simply going by gender or ethnicity or favorite bands..." If Day had been less shy—if she'd been her sister, for instance—she'd have hugged Professor Begum right there and then.
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