You'll use extra time slots for preparation for something else.
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He knows the optimal time slots on the morning shows.
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Both shows premiere this week, in what are enviable time slots.
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Formats change, time slots change and, most of all, people change.
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The actual time slots I work are up to me to determine.
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Other hosts didn't want their time slots to be taken over by Smith.
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Not on the grid: How much time slots still matter, or don't matter.
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And his campaign hasn't even begun to take over time slots for February.
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I booked both time slots because again, I'm anal and couldn't risk missing out.
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Networks needed predictable schedules and had to turn over specific time slots to affiliates.
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Time slots span two hours and are available throughout the course of the day.
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Mr. Hannity and "The Five" will begin in their new time slots on Sept.
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Time slots aren't organized by scientist, but by scientific goals shared by interdisciplinary scientists.
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Some deliveries to Nissan's plant in Sunderland are scheduled to within 15-minute time slots.
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There were plenty of time slots available in which airliners could take off and land.
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His program was repeatedly shifted to different time slots by the news and talk channel.
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But those time slots are quickly filled during the weekends, especially between 6:00 p.m.
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Appointments aren't scarce — as I write this, there are six available time slots left today.
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Yang remembered agreeing to switch time slots at a town hall–style event with Klobuchar.
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In each case, their gift for physical storytelling had to fit into short time slots.
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" Infiniti: "INFINITI has chosen to reallocate our resources to other time slots due to recent allegations.
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Most countries are broadcasting the World Cup on free-to-air channels in prime-time slots.
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If this is not an option, be sure your guests take their assigned time slots seriously.
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All tours are free except for two time slots that include meals or palace entry fees.
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Boxed Express time slots are filling up quickly and some items may be out of stock.
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But by the time applicants open the email, the time slots are often no longer available.
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He even bought a 60-second Super Bowl ad, one of the priciest time slots on television.
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Multiple time slots might be allocated to the highest sum of bids with non-conflicting flight paths.
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Yes, there are still weekly televised church services that air in syndication or paid programming time slots.
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Bookings are only for 80-minute time slots for specific breeds, according to the Pug Cafe website.
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It considered various time slots and compared them to the Assistant user's calendar to find a convenient booking.
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There is an unusually large contingent of people who need time slots in addition to Warren: Vermont Sen.
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When your life is dictated by rigid time slots, you're constantly reacting instead of being proactive and intentional.
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She manages the entire operation herself, and it's up to her to find DJs to fill time slots.
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Get a Room with Carson and Thom, which airs on Bravo, will be moving time slots to 10 p.m.
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It buys MRI time slots in bulk for a cheaper rate, starting with a location in Lenox Hill, Manhattan.
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Traditional leaders like Mr. Walker and the House speaker, Paul D. Ryan, have been confined to earlier time slots.
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The sequence continues with the opening of Art Basel Miami Beach tomorrow, with V.I.P.s vying for earlier time slots.
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Private jets offer users flexibility as, unlike commercial airliners, they are not constrained by arrival and departure time slots.
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It's not too far off of the resort, and parties can book time slots on it for total privacy.
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Amid a slew of changing hosts, different time slots and controversies, why do viewers keep coming back decade after decade?
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Commendably, the institute has free admission, though in these initial days, it is encouraging visitors to book time slots online.
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A disclaimer on Walmart's site says to "please check back later, or change locations," when all time slots are full.
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You can select one-hour time slots for delivery either the day you place the order or the next day.
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It also is looking to decrease ad loads, or ratio of ads to other content, across its networks and time slots.
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On television it has found its way into prime-time slots: presidential debates, primary campaign coverage and even the Super Bowl.
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That way, you only had to deal with one or two national networks for negotiating payments, time slots, and the like.
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I scheduled photo sessions in 45 minute time slots, and I promised three edited photos per free session within seven days.
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Reducing block times and delays might actually be achieved by limiting access to the airspace by reserving time slots at airports.
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Participants can show up and take a chance on getting a ride, but all the advance time slots have been reserved.
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Mr. Mabry said that kind of flexibility made sense when filling full-time slots with experienced workers was harder than ever.
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Still, we showed up at the Lehman Visitor Center the next morning around 0003 and had our pick of time slots.
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"@midnight," which had shifted time slots since Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert left the network, didn't fit neatly into their vision.
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TV networks charge high fees for prime time slots and many ground troops needed to bring out the voters must be paid.
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They enter their regular time slots on Monday night after both being given multi-episode sneak peeks near the end of 2015.
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Last year, the company accused both Fox and ABC of refusing to air its plus-size lingerie ad during certain time slots.
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By dragging and dropping the meeting in different time slots in the calendar, you can find a time when everyone is free.
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While it's not clear that the shows will resume their successive time slots next season, we can't imagine the network effing that up.
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For example, Atrium in Los Angeles is already on OpenTable and allocates a certain number of tables at certain time slots each night.
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In most cases, the shows will still air in their usual time slots, just with repeat episodes, so viewers won't be totally deprived.
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The spot is supposed to begin running in prime-time slots across the US today on networks including History, Spike, Comedy Central, MTV, E!
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We don't have advertisers to think of, or specific time slots to consider, or a cap on the amount of shows we can create.
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Deliveries, for example, are scheduled around a fixed window for lunch and dinner, with the last orders accepted 45 minutes before the time slots.
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These time slots, which he refers to as buffers, are moments that he carves out for himself so he can think strategically and proactively.
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Members of both parties, as well as a handful of staff, are expected to alternate hour-long viewing time slots, a Democratic aide said.
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While neither is a massive hit, both have held their own in tough time slots, without a lot of support from other NBC shows.
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A spokesperson for NBCU says the company will expand its new lucrative ad format, Prime Pods, from prime time to more shows and time slots.
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Booking will be required (available at the museum's website starting February 11), but all time slots between 9pm and 8:30am will be absolutely free.
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Starhub's Facebook page is inundated with complaints from frustrated users, who say they were unable to get into the site during their allocated time slots.
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"To streamline this process, Hire now uses AI to automatically suggest interviewers and ideal time slots, reducing interview scheduling to a few clicks," Hoffmann wrote.
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Investigative "60 Minutes"-type programs like "Uvda" ("Fact") and "Hamakor" ("The Source") continue to delve into government corruption and to air in prime-time slots.
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In a system where more and more patients are put in schedules with increasingly shorter time slots, I cannot provide what I know patients need.
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They recommend alcohol makers figure out which of their television ad campaigns, television networks, and time slots have exposed more underage people to their ads.
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Apple's iPhones have already ported over big portions of people's brains, and Netflix exploded TV time slots, creating the binge and the endless content screen.
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Swapping time slots with sister series Station 19 will allow Grey's to feature more adult content that has been significantly limited during its current slot.
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Putting Ingraham and Bream in charge of their own, prominent time slots is an attempt to signal that company brass have fixed the internal culture.
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Meanwhile, those who are approved will then only be able to apply for 18 time slots that will be granted throughout the four-day event.
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There would be no time slots and no channels, no waiting until next week to see whom the Lannisters betray or the Good Wife sleeps with.
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In a statement, WFAN said that no decisions have been made regarding time slots or programming, and that negotiations with Mr. Francesa are still in process.
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Goal's machine intelligence, however, will attempt to outfox your busyness/lack of motivation, finding better time slots for goals until you can no longer avoid them.
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A myriad of pumpkins, corn stalks, and decorative gourds flanked two cabins that you'll be able to actually reserve for two-hour time slots for dinner.
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Pro-Bernie speakers, and Bernie himself, used their time slots to acknowledge Bernie dead-enders' grievances and make a case for Clinton aimed directly at them.
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FedEx built its name as a high-end business-to-business firm, offering guaranteed time slots for delivering parcels and factory goods along the supply chain.
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If a conflict comes up with one of your mediation time slots or you need to defer because a meeting ran over, Goals will automatically reschedule.
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The second "Mary," a sitcom in which Moore played a divorced Chicago newspaper columnist, bounced between time slots for about six months before being canceled in 21981.
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Showrunners had time to plan one final arc and a proper farewell for loyal fans, who'd followed the show to 23 different time slots over the years.
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And yet, ABC found room for all 23 of these hours, in part because BIP takes up not one, but two whole time slots in the week.
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You get a code, which you supply to them; it's valid only during the time slots, within the geographical boundaries, and up to dollar limits you establish.
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Slatkin says the app is limited because it only offers dedicated time slots for classes and doesn't support office hours or staying beyond class for extra help.
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"We actually had to create more time slots for socialization today because they were all filled for the next few months," Carpenter Costner told CNN on Friday.
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These time slots aren't usually long enough to complete other important tasks, but they are definitely long enough to eat away at our total time and productivity.
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Curved white walls set off video screen posters for various titles, and another large display near the ticket counter shows what time slots are available for different experiences.
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This would create six "prime time" slots for broadcasters, with each match night featuring a club from England, Spain, Italy, Germany and France in the tournament's early stages.
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Lufthansa's portfolio of slots would also expand with its proposed buy of the other Air Berlin unit LGW, which includes peak-time slots in Duesseldorf, the person said.
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The more that streaming becomes the default way people watch, the less that the concepts of time on which TV has operated — seasons, schedules, time slots — will matter.
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Major League Baseball is all but hiding this American League division series, assigning it the midweek afternoon time slots for Games 1 and 2 at Globe Life Park.
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The thing is, one of these time slots is far more conducive to optimal sex and it's not the one that a majority of people tend to choose.
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Virgin Orbit's Cosmic Girl takes off from a runway, so there is no launch pad maintenance and the company is not competing for time slots to schedule missions.
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Competition for time slots is fierce, and certain locals always seem to be on the same schedule and one step ahead of you (I'm looking at you, Rita).
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They appeal to students across majors with tailored experiences like marketing in Shanghai or combining tech and business in Prague, which slip into convenient time slots, like summer.
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The no-shows cost the health care industry $150 billion in lost revenue annually, as unused time slots cost a doctor an average of $200, the report said.
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Nine months ago, Carlson was co-hosting "Fox and Friends Weekend" but has since been called upon to fill vacancies in three prime-time slots at 7 p.m.
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Trump also praised Hannity's ratings in an interview last month, following Hannity's show moving time slots to compete against progressive host Rachel Maddow on MSNBC at 9 p.m.
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Spark uses Walmart's in-house platform to allow drivers to sign up for time slots that work best with their schedules and offers navigation assistance among other services.
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It's also putting out offers to more celebrity guests to host for a few shows, a few weeks or even a whole season of one of its time slots.
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What can a pediatrician, with her 15-minute time slots and extensive to-do list, do about the ills of absent parents, or a neighborhood riddled with gun violence?
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Just say, "Alexa schedule a meeting with [name]" and Amazon's assistant will search through your schedule for a good time, suggesting up to two time slots that could work.
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Last year, Seawheeze participants slept outside a day before the sale in order to snag the products, but this year Lululemon setup organized time slots to quell the frenzy.
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He returned to sports and ESPN in 2013 with a studio show, "Olbermann," on ESPN2 that ultimately could not overcome various factors, including shifting time slots and modest viewership.
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In addition, TechCrunch editors will hold a handful of interviews on a main stage with notable founders and investors in time slots that will not conflict with the breakouts.
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There is no pre-booking or time slots, and entrance into "Gleaming Lights of the Souls" is first come first served, so don't dawdle; start planning your trip now!
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Instead, he has set up his own ticketing system (like Tock, used by Eleven Madison Park) on his website for prepaid seats at eight time slots throughout the evening.
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While those men's wear-only shows will stay on the calendar, in different time slots and abbreviated formats, what remains to be seen is who will fill the roster.
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It's not wedded to existing formats that need commercial breaks, emphasizing unusual formats like anthologies and content that doesn't fit within the traditional 30-minute and 60-minute time slots.
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It's not wedded to existing formats that need commercial breaks, emphasizing unusual formats like anthologies and content that doesn't fit within the traditional 003-minute and 60-minute time slots.
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Perot participated in all three presidential debates in that election, and took a nontraditional campaign route by booking lengthy time slots on network television to lay out his political views.
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A brief look at the IMAX VR ticketing page reveals that a number of time slots for VR experiences are selling out, which is a good indicator for future arcades.
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Now, after Senate votes, the real work begins, as staff members pile into his office at assigned time slots until well after midnight to present an issue of the week.
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Set heating and hot water schedules with up to six daily time slots, boost your heating for up to six hours, prevent frozen pipes with automatic frost protection, and more.
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Before arriving at the Herald Square location, you have to make a reservation online for when you can check in at Santaland, and these time slots can fill up quickly.
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Speaking on the sidelines of the Global Entrepreneurship Community conference in Kuala Lumpur, he said the concept could be implemented in India for certain time slots, if the project is approved.
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But the most valuable time slots are held by pundits like Hannity, Tucker Carlson, and the trio on Fox & Friends, and it's clear they have no interest in doing the same.
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"Given the precious nature of prime-time slots on traditional TV, a series pilot is arguably the most important point in the life of the show," he said in a statement.
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The site positions itself as a bridge between what TV consumption once was (shared ceremonial experiences beholden to seasonal time slots) and what it's becoming (fragmented, siloed, and tailored for one).
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He expressed confidence that the PGA Tour would leverage its star power to gain better TV exposure for the L.P.G.A. The L.P.G.A. didn't always trail behind, picking up leftover time slots.
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"We were able to say, 'Okay, we don't want anyone to come to these time slots, unless they're gonna pay, you know, $18 for the class,'" agreed a Los Angeles studio owner.
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Tickets are $29.95 for the Star Wars experience and you'd better plan to buy ahead of time as quite a few time slots are already booked for the experience launching next month.
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With the news of Scandal's inevitable ending, the cancellation of The Catch, and the upcoming premiere of Still Star-Crossed, it looks like ABC is giving Rhimes plenty of its time slots.
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The study also found that although all callers mentioned preferred time slots in their initial messages, the psychotherapists were most likely to honor the requests of people playing white, middle-class women.
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La Liga, the Spanish league, is already holding matches in earlier time slots to attract Asian viewers, including the biggest domestic match in club soccer, the Clásico between Barcelona and Real Madrid.
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However, when he went to order the item, he discovered "at least half" of the time slots for Prime Now are "completely booked" for both today and tomorrow in New York City.
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Meet-ups at conventions are organized time slots where people can go to meet fellow cosplayers from a particular series they like or to go and take pictures if they aren't cosplaying themselves.
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The theme is "Make America Work Again," which is supposedly about fixing the job-killing Obama-conomy, and the schedule features multiple speakers in prime-time slots who worked with Trump business ventures.
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The Louvre — the most visited museum in the world last year, with more than 10 million spectators — said it would begin offering specific time slots through its online booking service, starting June 18.
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Sure, those time slots will at least in part be anchored by Shep Smith, who has gotten a reputation at the company for being "anti-Trump" simply by offering reasonable criticisms of the administration.
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Azarenka, who was knocked out of Wimbledon by Simona Halep on Friday, said the time slots and courts allocated to matches was the next big fight in the battle for gender equality in tennis.
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And yet, it's still in NBCUniversal's best interests to convince advertisers to start thinking of its shows as items that just sort of exist, independent of networks or time slots or anything like that.
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Briefly, most networks are dictated in a top-down fashion — ABC makes almost all the decisions about what your local ABC affiliate will air in most major time slots — but PBS is more bottom-up.
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Neither is about to find more of an audience than they already have, and as Pedowitz confirmed, both see substantial boosts from delayed and streaming viewing, meaning their primetime time slots doesn't matter as much.
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Less than two hours later, he already sent more than 50 tweets, including one lamenting that his defense team was being forced to present its case Saturday during the "Death Valley" of broadcast time slots.
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Whether you initiate time slots where you shut off your phone, or you find someone you can talk to about your own problems (without overloading them, of course), it's important to take care of yourself, too.
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In Toronto, my 97-year-old grandmother has been trying to schedule her usual weekly Walmart grocery order since March 93, but the earliest available time slots for delivery or pick-up are in mid-April.
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Flights have been cancelled, some airlines have temporarily suspended operations, travel restrictions have been implemented by governments, and airlines were flying passenger-free "ghost" planes just to keep their time slots in accordance with aviation rules.
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Although tweaks to time slots may seem antiquated in this era of delayed viewing, network executives say that lineups still matter — especially when lead-in shows like "The Voice" can give new shows a better start.
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Under the processing rules, refiners are exempted from import taxes on crude oil and export taxes for oil products, but have fixed volumes and time slots to export, both under the tight scrutiny of Chinese customs.
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Some offices allow people to see when co-workers have time blocked out on their calendars, but generically label the events as "busy" so that co-workers can still look for mutually open time slots for meetings.
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She negotiated the schedules by telephone with scores of designers, crafting her checkerboard of dates and time slots into pages filled with single-spaced listings that had one major goal: Maximize the designers' audiences to their shows.
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A CNN spokeswoman, Barbara Levin, referred to CNN as "the one nonpartisan cable news network" and noted the anchors Jake Tapper and Anderson Cooper had beaten MSNBC in their time slots last month in the crucial demographic.
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President Donald Trump, flashing the fixation of a former reality television showman, lamented on Friday that his impeachment defense team was being made to present its case this weekend during the "Death Valley" of broadcast time slots.
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His network would load its prime-time slots with opinionated talk-radio-style personalities while presenting news with an approach he called "fair and balanced," an indictment of the rest of the news media as excessively liberal.
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When you organize your day into a series of themed time slots, you're able to focus all your energy into fully completing a task, which can help instill order in your day and significantly boost your productivity.
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My friends and I would sign up for days to bring dinner or do laundry or watch movies together, filling all the time slots so someone would always be there for whoever was undergoing surgery at the time.
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Midge acts as his psuedo manager, jotting down detailed notes about Joel's sets — "You got three more laughs tonight than you did last time" — and bribing cafe bookers with pot roast in exchange for better performance time slots.
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Clinton was left to face a field largely composed of lovable eccentrics — Jim Webb, Lincoln Chafee, and Sanders — and given a short series of debates scheduled for odd weekend time slots when few people were likely to watch.
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With the flagging strength of Scandal (which is reportedly ending after its next season anyway) and CBS's ongoing struggle to launch additional comedies at 9 pm, there's a big hole in one of TV's most profitable time slots.
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The network leads off coverage first thing in the morning, snagged the prime mid-day spot with a version of "Fox News Update" hosted by generally likable chief news anchor Shepard Smith, and will get two weekend time slots.
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Another new feature coming in this Cortana update is increased sensitivity to a user's calendaring routines — meaning the tech can analyze when a person prefers to have meetings and flag up any requests landing outside their usual time slots.
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Black families were no longer just seen on Cosby and the occasional '80s cop drama, but on multiple networks at multiple time slots experiencing love, heartbreak, teenage angst, and parenting obstacles — just plain living, like families of any color.
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"Countdown to Christmas has made Hallmark the No. 1 cable network among women between the ages of twenty-five and fifty-four, and, in some prime-time slots, No. 1 in households and total viewers," the New Yorker notes.
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Likewise, it seems, with Deliveroo, where, according to one rider, 'riders on the advance booking times take most of the peak time slots blocking others from being able to increase their stats, often with little to nothing left to choose from.
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They are actually all tied up having a 17 Again gathering, at which they will be the only two people in attendance... Or they've already committed the time slots to filming a secret 17 Again sequel, probably entitled 17 Again, Again.
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Now, after signing a multiyear, nine-figure deal with Netflix, Ms. Rhimes will try to match or top her network success in the wide-open expanse of streaming, free of time slots, commercial interruptions, and restrictions on language and content.
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Things are not so simple in New York, where competition for time slots is fierce, the courts are neglected and there are far too many people trying to game the New York City Department of Parks & Recreation's idiosyncratic public court system.
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What I've found very useful is to block off one- to three-hour time slots in my calendar throughout the week and label them as 'Busy' to give myself some head-down time to keep goals and initiatives on track.
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The Monday part only mattered because that night kicked off an unusual two-week experiment: the new program, hosted by Regis Philbin, would occupy various time slots on 13 consecutive nights—half-hours on the weeknights, hours on the weekend.
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Christie is appearing on New York City's WFAN, the biggest sports talk radio station in the city and one of the most profitable radio stations in the country, to fill for host Mike Francesa during the station's afternoon time slots.
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Under the processing rules, refiners are exempted from import taxes on crude oil and export taxes for oil products, but have a fixed volume and time slots to export, both under the tight scrutiny of Chinese customs, Beijing-based oil traders have said.
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During Super Bowl LI in 2017, many companies such as Airbnb and Coca-Cola decided to use their costly 30-second time slots to denounce anti-immigration rhetoric and a wall at the Mexican-American border that President Trump promised to build.
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At the Group of 20 meeting in Osaka, Japan, President Trump "reserved most of the sought-after sit-down time slots for authoritarians or like-minded nationalists with similar views on immigration," the WashPost's Anne Gearan, David Nakamura and Seung Min Kim write.
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For instance, Ogunbowale's shots might have made a larger splash because they came on a Friday and a Sunday — the nights before the men's semifinals and title game — rather than the Sunday-Tuesday time slots that the women's Final Four had previously occupied.
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And with CW shrewdly positioning each new show behind a highly compatible drama -- with "Riverdale" blocking for "All American," and "Charmed" after "Supergirl" -- the network should conjure enough curiosity to give each a chance at converting those time slots into a charmed run.
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While I've seen it at other times, the frequency it appears in the afternoon and early evening suggests that 3 Yes scheduled their ad to run during those time slots, when many kids are home from school, in front of content targeted to them.
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But in order to keep to the time certains while moving each case along on the schedule mandated by law, hearings and trials had to be scheduled in short time slots—half an hour, an hour—spread out over the course of many months.
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Nowadays, cartoon comedies made for adults are so common—from Archer to Bojack Horseman to Rick and Morty—it's easy to forget that the genre was once considered a subversive underdog, fighting to get jokes aired and jockeying with live action sitcoms for premium time slots.
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The two already prompt a lot of comparison thanks to their supplementary time slots and gratuitous violence, but "Reunion" was the first time the dystopian epic seemed to pull direct inspiration from the George R.R. Martin adaptation, and it took us a whole season to get here.
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But there is no requirement for how the leagues split the prime-time slots, and a potential Cubs series against the Los Angeles Dodgers or the Washington Nationals might well be shown on most of those nights, or all of them, with the A.L.C.S. games played earlier.
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Gradually, driven by the ever-present threat of a breakaway super-league, UEFA is bowing to the demands of Europe's richest, most famous clubs: That is why games will now be played in two time slots every Tuesday and Wednesday — more television coverage means more advertising space.
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There were early indications that Trump's deal-making ability was suspect, like the Buzzfeed report during the presidential campaign noting that Trump paid about three times more than Bernie Sanders did to run commercials on the same stations in Ohio and for the same time slots.
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And that is important: promoters, who have a huge amount of say in how the lineup is presented, place artists, and getting that higher placement for Coachella, on the second or third line, can translate to more money, higher placement from other festivals, and more prominent time slots.
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It's not that billionaires usually sit out elections, but this time their collective involvement seems to be on steroids with so many of them speaking in prime time slots at the national conventions, appearing at campaign rallies, and making numerous TV appearances on behalf of their favorite candidates.
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There aren't a whole lot of people who watch Fallon and Meyers live as they air, in back-to-back time slots; Fallon routinely draws just under 3 million live viewers to Meyers's 1.5 million, and the chances of all of Meyers's viewers being Fallon holdovers are slim.
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The series ran for just three seasons, with plenty of obstacles in its way: Season one aired completely out of order, and over the course of Happy Endings' three-season run, it switched time slots multiple times while its network, ABC, put only minimal effort into its publicity and marketing.
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Oliver and the other writers never address, for instance, whether it might be possible for Jonathan and John to swap time slots temporarily, or cede some time to each other to fix ongoing problems, like Jonathan's inability to take a promising promotion at work, or John being eternally locked away from the sun.
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Beyond being able to pay to have a sponsored in-game location, these businesses will also be able to pay to schedule things like Pokémon GO raids (read: bigger, co-operative boss battles that often require 5-10 players working together to win) during time slots when foot traffic might be slow.
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The famous tsuboyu, a small hut that people can rent for 30-minute time slots to dip themselves in scalding water (literally so hot that you have to top it off with freezing water from a hose for close to 15 minutes so that you don't get burned) is not where people cook.
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That was right around when college football broadcasting was deregulated — with the N.C.A.A. no longer limiting the number of times a team could appear on national television — and cable television exploded, leading to the present situation, in which teams from 10 conferences play across a dozen time slots on several national channels.
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If you love the service and use it frequently, you might want to invest in the DeliveryPass option, which is $79 for six months or $129 for a year, and affords you free delivery, exclusive special offers, reserved time slots, and a bonus $5 discount on orders delivered between Tuesday and Friday.
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Not only did college radio bolster groups such as R.E.M., The Replacements, and Uncle Tupelo, the unique influence afforded to college radio DJs—who in a sense served the same cultural gatekeeper role that music bloggers fill today—meant that the DJs themselves could use their time slots to become stars and shift the culture.
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The opinion anchor formula is most similar to that of its right-leaning predecessor Fox News, but can be compared to big names who enjoy their own time slots on networks like CNN and MSNBC, but leadership has been careful to draw a line between these shows and the network's coverage as a whole.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Top aide Jeff Weaver lays out Sanders's path to victory MORE (Vt.) also voiced dissatisfaction with their primary debate schedule, accusing Democrats of banishing the forums to time slots doomed to low viewership.
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The year-long Amazon pop-up pilot program — which is couched as an exploration of "a new model to help up-and-coming online brands grow their high street presence" — will see more than 100 small online businesses selling on the UK high street for the first time via time-slots in ten pop-up shops which will each be open for between six and eight weeks.
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