We go from here: To here: Or from here: To here: Here: To here: Or, most iconically, here: To here: In almost all of these cases, these stars contributed to their own downfall: The skeletons in Amy Schumer's closet still rear their ugly heads in her current comedy; Jennifer Lawrence has made some questionable jokes; Taylor Swift got caught in her own web of lies.
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When he finally agreed, we went to this factory and he told me, 'You paint from here to here and I'll paint from here to here.
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"We used to have snow up to here and up to here," he said, pointing to his torso and his shoulders as he recalled a string of childhood winters.
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Then the other thing is the distance from here to here [Reilly indicates the width of the hat's brim] and the distance from here to here [Reilly indicates the width of his face].
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And Jordanians are just have had it up to here.
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Both of us from Cincinnati to here in Davos, Switzerland.
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You've held so many different positions, finally leading to here.
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It's the earrings that I keep coming back to here.
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How did the Sheats family get from there to here?
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But make no mistake, that's what he's referring to here.
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It's not clear what the company is up to here.
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He name drops places that are really local to here.
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Narrator: But how did he get from there to here?
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To read the story, click on or go to here
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" Blake tried to shift the discussion to "here and now.
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Notice the "up to" here – we don't know the exact amount.
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It makes you wonder what Trump is really up to here.
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Chris Christie has had it up to here with the hecklers.
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I don't know why, because the podium goes up to here.
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And closer to here and now, obviously Clinton, Blair and Schröder.
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So I wonder: How did he get from there to here?
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The crisis I am referring to here is a political one.
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"A lot of improvement over St. Louis to here," Odorizzi said.
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Let's talk about like how I got from there to here.
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The face referred to here is the face of a clock.
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The January 2 operation referred to here is the Soleimani killing.
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You'll be able to, here in New York, beginning in March.
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For more information on Unrated Issuer Reports please go to: here.
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Also, who is the "little schlepper" is Trump referring to here?
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Orbit on over to here to peer at more celestial bodies.
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The device referred to here is semiotic — the NATO PHONETIC ALPHABET.
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I was in Golden State, and he's been able to here.
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McCaskill's report details one such call that you can listen to here.
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"You are the first people to reach up to here," said Jose.
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There is also Austin Pets Alive, which you can give to here.
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A single statute paved much of the way from there to here.
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"The idea was to bring stories from there to here," she said.
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Explanation No. 4: I've had it up to here with you people!
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I've never complained about my job, and I'm not about to here.
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"Water up to here?" he said, brushing his hand to his knee.
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"I know P-45 is not indigenous to here," Phillips told me.
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"It all comes back to the same thing, to here," she said.
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And he's had it up to here with you questioning his methods.
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When I left my house the water was like up to here.
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The course from there to here, it turns out, isn't a straight line.
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And that's the audience the company is looking to break through to here.
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It's incredible what a little ingenuity and creative problem-solving led to here.
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I never thought I would make it to here... overall I am happy.
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I fell from there to here with the velocityof a fat, hot tear.
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So, both the hawks and the doves have something to lean to here.
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I kind of project, because I would love to wear boots to here!
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Cardi B has had it up to here with people questioning her intelligence.
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"The ingredients are unique to here, and have their own terroir," he said.
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Grappling with that is part of understanding of how we got to here.
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The group produces an equally compelling newsletter, which you can subscribe to here.
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I listened to "Here Comes the Sun" through my headphones while I waited.
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The result is a intoxicating new track, which you can listen to here.
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"Whatever brought us to here was worth it 1,000 times over," she said.
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And sure enough, my thumb was back to here, where it felt comfortable.
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I feel like it's a judgment-free zone in Europe, compared to here.
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The Democrats I talked to here are feeling confident about the upcoming election.
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Even wildfire scientists have no idea what the president was referring to here.
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Would this area be suitable for fencing if you could afford fencing to here?
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For ISIS fighters (referred to here as Daesh), such are the spoils of war.
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In Africa I lived in Djibouti, and that couldn't be more different to here.
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Try Re/code Decode, hosted by Kara Swisher, which you can subscribe to here.
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And now it&aposs even closer distance and your knees are up to here.
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The several dozen Trump supporters I've spoken to here don't love everything about him.
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Microsoft only purchased Nokia's handset division, but failed to secure rights to Here maps.
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It's not quite what Houellebecq is up to here, but there's a similar insouciance.
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" At some point, "How could this happen?" gave way to "Here we go again.
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Lil Wayne had had it up to HERE and was getting tired of it.
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Trump has ignored the demands, and clearly Steven has had it up to here.
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The fans in the audience eat up every moments, just as we're meant to here.
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And that's a problem, because we think consumers are up to here with subscription prices.
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To see the full series, go to here Editing by Ronnie Greene and Michael Williams
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How am I going to get from 2300 Eastwood Street to here, to New York?
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So are we looking to here condemn our fellow-citizens, those who pay our salaries?
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Somehow, from there to here, Britain, and their women, have become the sport's major force.
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They're completing their American road trip, which took them from New York City to here.
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If you already love Olive Garden (raises hand!), there's not much to object to here.
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Mr. Davis walked himself down the aisle to "Here Comes the Sun" by the Beatles.
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"After 9/11 you know what happened – all the reaction came to here," Arfeen says.
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"It can come up to here," he said, pointing to the edge of his property.
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The sentence referred to here, though, is a punishment meted out by the PENAL CODE.
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The speed with which the latter has traveled from there to here is eye-opening.
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"Honestly, when I came to here I realized that I'm going to heaven," Alsoukani said.
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JENNESS I'm either going to be wigged or I'm cutting my hair up to here.
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Ahead of that, the BBC have released a snippet which you can listen to here.
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The current question of what to do to alleviate suffering in Aleppo is one point on the long end of this exhaustion (much longer than I've pointed to here in fact, sustained by much more effort and energy than I can do justice to here).
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The obvious example technology to point to here, one we're all used to, is the car.
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Molly McNearney has had it up to here with her husband Jimmy Kimmel's elaborate pancake creations.
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Like the other people we spoke to here, she was comfortable giving only her first name.
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In the rearview mirror, innovation tends to look smooth, a clean progression from there to here.
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My husband also works close to here, so, fortunately, we managed to get in touch immediately.
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What kind of technological tools did you have access to here that set this experience apart?
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"There's somebody else I just want to give a quick shout-out to here," he began.
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The one I'm referring to here Is Noam Noy's expression of cyclical fear, hatred, and bloodshed.
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O'Donnell's book makes it a little easier to understand how we got from there to here.
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For more on the study, go to here Reporting by Bernie Woodall; Editing by Frances Kerry
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Again there's no mention of which specific event/events it's fishing for a response to here.
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"We're used to it here and our work is close to here," Cañete told me emphatically.
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Parul: So, you're going to pour about a quarter cup of milk, right up to here.
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Some of those pieces, just to move it from here to here could spell the end.
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"It's up to here!" he said, pointing above his head, his eyes full of contagious wonder.
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When new Brazilian entrepreneurs start companies, they usually move to São Paulo rather than to here.
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Most of these — from the American Music Festival (21988) to Here/Now — have showcased new creations.
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It's tempting to here employ the cliché that "the rest is history," but it almost wasn't.
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And they've prepared a newsletter devoted to the new series which you can subscribe to here.
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Every IPO sells a story: We went from here to here, and now we're going ... there.
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" He added: "It would've been trading here, or very close to here, whoever had won the election.
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Helder confirmed this in his memoir Now and Then: From Coney Island to Here, released in 1998.
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"We're up to here," said Silvia Blanchoux, a hospital cleaner, gesturing with a hand across her throat.
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We tend to, here, come up with this term cloud, which in isolation doesn't really mean much.
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Still play the same way that we&aposve been playing all year that got us to here.
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I MEAN, HOW MANY REPUBLICANS IS ELIJAH CUMMINGS REFERRING TO HERE ON THE CONTEMPT – OR THE SUBPOENA?
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How did the "When It Rains It Pours" singer get from there to here in a year?
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Do you really want to be in one of the local hospitals there as compared to here?
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"He put his finger inside my eye, up to here; full finger inside my eye," Rafiq added.
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The new season begins to give you some sense of how we got from there to here.
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But something was changing in basketball, which was then beginning the long trip from there to here.
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And what part did Titan Souls' success play in allowing you to get to here with it?
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As opposed to here in the U.S., where they're barred from Trump press events because they're journalists.
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So from here to here it's shaved and then the top is, you know, I have hair.
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GC: The business community that we've spoken to here, and back in Italy, all praise you individually.
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After all, the past is how we got to here: this weird, confused, end-of-days moment.
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Benji: Both of, so those two muscles together create a muscle that goes from here to here?
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It took about an hour before I could reach my brother and sister, who work close to here.
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While Harikumar could be talking about a number of issues, what she's referring to here is her bladder.
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We try very hard to get this right, as I think you probably all had exposure to here.
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"If the ticks were to come here and be infected, they could spread it to here," said Pyburn.
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Zuckerberg: That is a specific personnel matter that seems like it would be inappropriate to speak to here.
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Articles I'm not going to link to here claim that Foster had a second wound in his neck.
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"It's like 'Emmerdale Farm' compared to here," says a Blackpool resident who has lost two brothers to heroin.
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Yes, well, look, I'm saying, I did this for 40 years, I went from nothing to here. Right.
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I had dreadlocks out to here, so there was no way anybody would have known who I was.
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IT'S GOING TO BE A FAIRLY BRIEF TRIP TO HERE BECAUSE AS YOU KNOW, THERE'S A NATO MEETING.
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"There's such a range of people, even just from the plane out of Newark to here," he said.
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"I would maybe look in the equity market in international markets, emerging markets, as opposed to here," he said.
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He was often offered jobs in public service: treasury secretary, head of the Fed, ambassador to here and there.
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And if it is a sabbatical you are entitled to, here is some advice from Hadas Streit: Use it.
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So why don't we talk about your background first, so how you got to here to write a book.
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" Wilson shares a touching tale in the intro text to "Here Elsewhere": "This fascination goes back to my childhood.
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No one in the Balkans needed to scratch their head and wonder what Mr Vucic was alluding to here.
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Anywho, the poll Trump is referring to here is from Reuters-Ipsos -- and doesn't meet CNN's polling standards. 12.
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Speaking at a news conference this week in Jerusalem, Mr. Feili recounted how he got from there to here.
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Yeah, now, and you're wondering how I got from my home in Sunnyvale to here in New York City.
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"Just because Broadcom has changed their domicile to here doesn't mean we still shouldn't look at Broadcom," Paul said.
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What did you think was going to ... Vox itself was within the Washington Post and then moved to here.
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Look at the lengths I've gone to here just to explain this thing you can't really see in captured footage.
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And how you'd thought that by the time you got to here, to now, it was going to be good?
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It formerly had a home within NPR Music but the new reiteration of the show can be listened to here.
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D.J.'s brother, Wesley (referred to here by his middle name), gave a statement that he wrote ahead of time.
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So, I think we're going to wrap up, but I guess we need to know who we're talking to here.
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"The water was up to here," Desmond Johnson, a player on the team, told ABC News, gesturing to his neck.
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I don't know why, because the podium only comes up to here…maybe to make sure his pants weren't wet.
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Holmes is the "staffer" Taylor is referring to here, and he's scheduled to testify behind closed doors on Friday afternoon.
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Everyone can see what she's up to here and this kind of ham-handed cynical political calculation absolutely disgusts voters.
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"The only thing I've done is to put in trellises and search for grapes best adapted to here," he said.
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Many thanks to all the 750 people who commented on my essay and especially to those I've responded to here.
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In many ways I think it's a good [inaudible] because the pace of life there was pretty similar to here.
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The GoPro Hero we've linked to here is actually a kit that includes, among other things, an all-important tripod.
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Let's start off just by explaining how you got to here, because you're a couple years into this now, right?
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For a list of the officials sanctioned on Monday, please go to: here Writing by Gabriela Baczynska, Editing by William Maclean
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"I just arrived in Cartagena alone and I took a taxi — a random one — from the airport to here," he said.
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There's a lot to look forward to here, though I'm personally crossing my fingers for some news surrounding the Nier franchise.
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The samples will subsequently be analyzed to investigate whether their development was any different in space compared to here on Earth.
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Jeffrey Laney of St. Louis apparently has had it up to here with the violence that he's seen in the city.
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Dragon Age: Inquisition's handling of choices and how they shaped the story is probably a good example to look to here.
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"It was scary -- the water was up to here," Houston resident Yee Seng said, gesturing to the middle of her chest.
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"Qatar is very good at maintaining balanced relationships, and that's what it really wants to hold on to here," she said.
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I will walk four times a day from there to here and then from here to there and all over again.
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As you hum along to The Belt and Road, tapping your feet, it's easy to forget what we're listening to here.
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Higher Brothers also released a four-track EP called Journey to the West earlier today, which you can listen to here.
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However, despite the addition of "coronavirus" to Here For You's key search terms, there remains a significant gap in the feature.
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We imposed a chronological cutoff in an effort to look back at where we were and how we got to here.
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We also caught up with CEO of Y Combinator, Michael Seibel, to here his take on what's ahead for the accelerator.
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" The National Catholic Reporter quoted the archbishop as saying that he and the pope were "fed up to here with princes.
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All of us are from the border like those birds flying from there to here singing in a language everyone understands.
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"It was not a compromise, it was a deal, and that's another way to get from there to here," he said.
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The president later gestured to his chest and said "I've had him up to here," an apparent shot at Buttigieg's height.
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Everyone I have spoken to here agrees that we won't solve the crisis in North Korea by threatening more nuclear war.
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" The rhetoric Prior refers to here is, she explains, "essentially second wave—and what might now be known as 'white feminism.
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On The Ezra Klein Show (which you can listen to here or subscribe to here), Valenti explains exactly what motivated her when she set out to write it: The best I can hope for is the message I wish I had gotten when I was 15: that the world is messy, and so expect to be a mess yourself.
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Still play the same way that we've been playing all year that got us to here and try to limit the distractions.
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To put the extremes of Jupiter in perspective, the background radiation that we're exposed to here on Earth is about 0.39 RAD.
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The conclusion we're drawn to here is that we were perhaps premature in declaring the long-time downtrend snapped to the upside.
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Read more about it here and you can donate to the Toronto Foundation's Up the Ante Fund if you want to here.
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A version of this essay originally appeared in Anne T. Donahue's newsletter, That's What She Said, which you can subscribe to here.
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Whatever the outcome, it's another dogged example of Australians behaving badly while travelling and the government has had it up to *here.*
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This is what the Italians love: Mexican food, but with beautiful presentation and smaller portions than we're accustomed to here in Mexico.
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It led us to here and lets us get up there and play, to be in the moment without being locked in.
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"Before we joined [the E.U.], people still used to go to France, they used to come from France to here," Fagg said.
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While we'll likely never tire of adorable Baby Yoda, it seems the Mandalorian has had it up to here with the child.
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And I think we've got to—here as a company—that markets want growth but they don't want growth at any cost.
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Still play the same way that we&aposve been playing all year that got us to here and try to limit the distractions.
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Doppler Labs says it plans to add to Here One's augmented listening capabilities with regular software updates over the life of the product.
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Hard to see what anyone objected to here: Look at Boromir stepping into this elevator like he is the coolest motherfucker in town.
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In spite of her schedule, editorials and clear hard work, nearly everybody NBC News spoke to here remained unconvinced by their American guest.
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He added a marching band to "Yellow Submarine", a French horn solo to "For No One", and piccolos to "Here Comes the Sun".
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Plus, there's a "special pancake recipe" at the end of the book — which means even parents have something to look forward to here.
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Jared Fogle, referred to here as the "Subway guy", became the face of Subway after allegedly losing 200 pounds just eating Subway sandwiches.
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We stayed on a mountain for four days — where we had run for refuge — and then went to Maiduguri, to Mubi, to here.
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There are some neat parallels between these temporal settings, but there's not much time spent explaining how we got from there to here.
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A pilot, who has had it up to here, advises fliers to leave the plane and mill about the tarmac — and they do.
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The musical puppetry of Mr. Twist's "Symphonie Fantastique," returning to HERE for a three-month run, blurs the line between eye and ear.
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Ms. Akinyi says she reads any article in the local papers about "lifestyle diseases," as obesity and hypertension are often referred to here.
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"As it turns out, obviously, lots of people have been lied to here and we were lied to a lot," Mr. Baldick said.
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What exactly did the man she fell in love with in Paris — referred to here only as "the mountaineer" — make of her faith?
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"A guy tried it today but he turned back because the snow was up to here," she said, indicating a line at her stomach.
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"It's poop to here," the World of Dance judge, 38, told Entertainment Tonight at Sunday's BET Awards in Los Angeles, pointing to his elbow.
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"(Rome) was maybe a bit more similar to here, because it was raining quite a lot of the match when we played," Murray said.
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The USA Today is the largest circulated daily newspaper in the United States, according to here market research firm Cision Media Research in January.
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They would call us, excuse my language, "fucking Arabs, fucking Muslims," and tell us to go back to here and go back to there.
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The resulting audio, several examples of which you can listen to here, is pretty much as good as or better than anything out there.
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That leads us to here for Hot Nerds, who are about to release a five-song EP called Generic Plans for a New Blunder.
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I hope you enjoy the first episode of "The Argument," which you can listen to here, as well on Apple, Spotify, Stitcher and elsewhere.
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Cedric the Entertainer's had it up to here with the killing of unarmed citizens, so he was front and center to march in protest.
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The recording published by the Intercept can be listened to here: HOYER: Levi, obviously I wanted to talk to you about this congressional race.
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The segment from there in Sochi to here in Pyeongchang, from age 27 to age 31, was both the hardest and the most rewarding.
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" Its heft reflected both the vastness of this capital city and the devastation suffered during what is simply referred to here as "The War.
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Then there's Natasha Parker, a bona fide Actual Adult, who has had it up to here all season long with Peter's wishy-washy shenanigans.
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Wood said he didn't recall Ashley saying: "If we can get the share price from here to here, why wouldn't I pay?" to Blue.
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HB: Meanwhile, shady characters are approaching him from the United States trying to push what has been referred to here as a shadow foreign policy.
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"That is a specific personnel matter that seems like it would be inappropriate to speak to here," Zuckerberg told Cruz in response to his question.
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It was here that he ran into that school bus, very near Stuyvesant High School, a famous high school that&aposs very close to here.
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Talk about how you got to here, because you have written a lot about this topic, and you were very early to writing onto it.
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The Angels have gotten a great many things wrong on their way to here, but Trout is one of the few things they've gotten right.
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In the meantime, if you're not ready to let go of summer yet (you shouldn't have to!), here are our best Labor Day grilling recipes.
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My legs stuck to the muffler: I have a scar from here," she says, gesturing from her upper calf down to her ankle, "to here.
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Bernie will win elections as long as he wants to here because his coalition is essentially the Trump voters and the lefties and the progressives.
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There aren't really gay bars in small Northern Irish towns like this – the nearest to here is Belfast [an hour and 45 minutes' drive away].
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It isn't difficult to imagine another titan of world cinema (a Von Trier, say) having a do-you-realize-whom-you're-talking-to-here moment.
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"I hope it's going to grow the game, to see a Lithuanian guy who made it all the way from there to here," Neverauskas said.
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For those who have successfully socked some money aside, or strive to, here are some tips to save even more cash and make it grow.
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If you can&apost decide whether to hire a financial adviser but keep thinking you might need to, here are some signs you should:1.
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These are two stories of triumph, and I have not a quibble with the magnificent telling of how their authors got from there to here.
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"What we are responding to here is not what the marketplace needs, but is demanding," Casey Wasserman, chairman of L.A. 2.53, said in an interview.
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"The flavors are something we're not that used to here, and could be their selling point," said Katy Meurs, a twenty-something queueing for her latte.
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All that remains is to discover the reasons, the rationalizations, the engraved moments of fury and terror and passion that brought us from there to here.
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For example, several voters CNN spoke to here were aware that Cruz had recently skipped a vote in the Senate on the "Audit the Fed" bill.
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It should be noted that the food names we refer to here are for companies that, like Apple, have nothing to do with the food industry.
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" Paul Pierce -- "So sad this morning to here about my friend and teammate 😢 RIP Rasual Butler appreciate the people around u because u never know.
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But I'm not saying that it is or isn't, we're just trying to go through it in detail to understand what's really been agreed to here.
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Until then, you can parse all the particulars of what Chamath — I feel he is close to one-name Beyoncé status — is up to here: v473766_s1.
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Inspired by the Norwegian author Gaute Heivoll's novel "Before I Burn," it comes to Here in Manhattan for just seven performances, starting on Tuesday, March 12.
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But for the sake of our troops and our country and the people of Afghanistan, of course, I wanted to work what they've agreed to here.
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But Bailey has had it up to here with all the pro-Meredith talk, and she wasn't about to let Qadri speak to her that way.
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After sitting down with her for two recent conversations — including one you can listen to here — I wrote about her platform in a Sunday Review column.
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Nelly's had it up to here with allegations by the attorney for his accuser in the UK assault case ... and is now lashing out at her.
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We've reached out to Walmart for information on what lapses in judgement in Bansal's response are being referred to here and will update if we hear back.
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Madden also referenced previous episodes including interview with the Republican National Committee's Katie Walsh and American Conservative Union chairman Matt Schlapp, which you can listen to here.
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I remember thinking, "This person had these skills to get to here," because a lot of it was about owing people and feeling emotionally connected to them.
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Cardi said after the fight, she had it up to here with Nicki, and the final straw seemed to be Nicki questioning her fitness as a mother.
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Faced with these results, Ortega surmised that the problem of food deserts (or swamps, as they were referred to here), runs far deeper than what's on shelves.
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Holy crap this is disgusting -- a jogger is defecating all over a Colorado neighborhood, and yeah ... residents have had it up to here with her s**t.
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I'm referring to Here Active Listening, a pair of wireless Bluetooth earbuds that let you curate your personal soundscape by controlling and manipulating the noise around you.
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"He's going to take our economy from here, to here," a smiling Beck Bennett says to the camera, raising his arm to reveal a Nazi swastika armband.
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This week, the award-winning journalist Katie Couric reads Leslie Lehr's "How I Got to Here," which tells the story of an infatuation that transcends physical beauty.
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This is what it has come to here: Every person who reaches for the energy drinks is assumed to be a thief and worth a closer look.
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"Pictures of certain basketball players that used to be cool that now wear their pants up to here," he says, holding his hands up to his chest.
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The next hospital they were referred to here in Wuhan, the city of 2104 million people at the center of the outbreak, was full, too, they said.
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Perhaps because of those divergent histories, the voters I have talked to here have both expressed confidence in their system and given the side-eye to Iowa.
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"What this helps us understand is how we got to here," said JPL's Bruce Banerdt, InSight principal investigator, during a pre-landing briefing with reporters last week.
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"Millions" of jobs suggestively linked to Facebook sure sounds great — but you can't and shouldn't overlook disproportionate individual and societal costs, as Zuckerberg is urging policymakers to here.
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In fact, when I tried to visit the school's website, I was redirected to a dubious looking gambling site that reader safety prevents me from linking to here.
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China's ByteDance plans to develop its own smartphone ($) No one the Financial Times talks to here seems to be very optimistic about the prospects of a TikTok phone.
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We were sliding around trying to hold on to something, and at that moment everyone said, 'Oh, this bloody touring lark – I've had it up to here, man.
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It's unclear what the White House is referring to here: There was a drive-by shooting outside a Cairo hotel on January 7, although no one was injured.
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From governor's mansions to city halls to state houses to here in the Capitol, day-to-day reporting affords reporters and lawmakers nearly unfettered access to one another.
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This leads us to The Gospel, the short film (which shares its name with a song on the record) which Keys dropped yesterday as a prelude to HERE.
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Hotel guests, no matter where you stay in this area, will largely be those who are new to the city and excited to here — as they should be.
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But one thing I know for sure: Not a single Saudi I spoke to here over three days expressed anything other than effusive support for this anticorruption drive.
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Could be some nasty, malevolent spirit that's hearing you call out, and they're coming through layers of God knows what to travel to here, to get to you.
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"What happened with the War on Terror is that we had mission creep beyond what the initial authorization was, but it does not extend to here," Greenberg said.
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Since you're nearby, Cushing asked, would you like to come by for a visit — a chat with the staff, a chance to see what we're up to here?
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The 1994 book Bystander: A History of Street Photography by Colin Westerbeck and Joel Meyerowitz is probably the best account of how we got from there to here.
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Plan B, Jeremy, and Dede, oh, my gosh, what a journey it's been, all the way from "Year of the Dog" to here, Jesus, man, oh, my gosh.
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Compared to here and now—wherein you're immediately confronted by the day at work, the journey home, the night alone—memory, by its nature, is replete with significance.
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The key things to pay attention to here are how Microsoft is working with carmakers to extend the reach of Office and its productivity software to inside the car.
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"I'm so happy with them, they have traveled really good from England to here and they look in good form, good condition," Bin Suroor told local media this week.
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Ciara says she's had it up to here trying to work out a new travel schedule with Future for their son, so she's calling on a judge for backup.
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While DoorDash has previously stood by this policy even under withering criticism, it would appear that the company has finally had it up to here with the proles whining.
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She presented them with a copy of the essay, in a leather binder, at a private party celebrating the 2006 gold certification of their album The Road to Here.
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Global Shopper TOKYO — It has been three decades since Hiroshi Fujiwara, universally referred to here as the godfather of streetwear, started writing a column in the indie magazine Takarajima.
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I know that my work is harder to connected to here because of the lack of diversity but I am convinced that it's even critical for the same reason.
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On top of that, the Mars orbit is drastically larger than Earth's, resulting in a 53-day calendar year — almost double what we're used to here on the third rock.
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And certainly we're concerned about ISIL moving south; we're concerned about ISIL foreign fighters traveling back and trying to flee, to conduct attacks in Europe and then, ultimately, to here.
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For a more detailed look at Wi-Fi 6 in particular, we've already done a full guide you can refer to—here we'll see how it stacks up against 5G.
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Among the various 'commitments' tech giants and ad firms are agreeing to here are plenty of firmly fudgey sounding statements that call for a degree of effort from the undersigned.
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For wildlife, the result was a veritable paradise—a fortuitous comparison, for, if the latest research is correct, it is to here that everyone alive today can trace their ancestry.
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She hadn't liked Charlotte's judgy sideways glance when she'd said some people were better than others, and she'd had it about up to here with Pippa's touchy-feely nonsense, too.
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These images show the object at a different angle from what we're accustomed to here on Earth, which will allow scientists to study the light-scattering properties of Quaoar's surface.
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Since I'm the photo editor of VICE's IRL physical magazine (which you can subscribe to here) I think a lot about paper and ink and why we keep them around.
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Their 53 effort Lá Vem A Morte, which translates to "here comes death" found the four-piece adding found sounds and electronic flourishes to their already heavily-textured rock arrangements.
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It went from being, 'Hey, here's the other side of the story,' to, 'Here is a unified structure with its own reality, its own arguments, and a different-colored moon.
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COTTON: So despite all of the things that you've testified to here today, you didn't feel this rose to the level of an honest but serious difference of legal opinion?
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Below, how we got from there to here... April 212, 133: Trump orders missile strikes in Syria three days after a Sarin gas attack in the town of Khan Sheikhoun.
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The selection of movies skews slightly toward horror, but if you're a fan of sci-fi, fantasy, or crime thrillers, you'll likely find something to listen to here as well.
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The holiday and its symbols can still tap into underlying prejudices in the broader Israeli population about "the Russians," as immigrants from all former Soviet nations are referred to here.
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Michael Rapaport's had it up to here politely trying to ask the youth -- and their parents -- to stay indoors ... he's demanding it now, and with some cuss words to spare.
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But it would take time, he said, and the fact that the economy elsewhere, in wealthier places, is doing so well means the benefits would eventually trickle down to here.
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It is in the room which is called the Bhutanese Theatre, which is a big room with a stage carved, painted and shipped from Bhutan all the way to here.
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It's too late to go back and fix the Grammys' broadcast now—but at the very least, we can memorialize some of the people the Recording Academy failed to here.
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And because of that, they can offer us a way to see how we got from There to Here — and maybe even help us deal with the consequences of our history.
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Following is a table of year-on-year percentage changes in Japanese bank lending and outstanding commercial paper held by banks: To view the full tables, go to here Stanley White
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What I'm referring to here is user data, primarily from social businesses that can be leveraged to build other apps and businesses if done within the confines of a company API.
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So what's a had-it-up-to-here superpower to do to stop a pariah nation bent on putting its nuclear weapons on top of a missile that could reach America?
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So this isn't like any mall food court we're used to here in the U.S.A. It looks like Singapore isn't the only Asian country that offers tasty meals inside its airports.
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I don't know what economic analysis Powell is referring to here that suggests ISPs make the most money when their pipes are full with activity, but I don't think it exists.
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Ghostbusters "Goddammit, it took me two hours to get from 13th Street to here because they're making a fucking movie," said a man who stumbled into the Mayflower Hotel in 1983.
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AEDT A Snap spokesperson has since told Mashable the company is working to add resources related to eating disorders to Here For You, in partnership with the National Eating Disorders Association.
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Sounds like the Senator's had it up to here with "crazy people" on the Internet, and adds even "smart people" have been hitting him up all day worried about martial law.
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In the mid-1980s, McCormack spoke with a former member of the Manson clan, referred to here as "Juanita," who managed to escape the cult shortly before it orchestrated the murders.
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Yesterday, this tiny thing was inside her, only inches away from where he rests now, but the journey he took to get from there to here is, in my mind, impossible.
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Some outlets have worked to obtain video of Lovato and her friends on the night before her reported overdose, which we won't be linking to here out of respect for their privacy.
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And it's exciting to be welcomed into this world and this family alongside Scarlett in a story that I know so many people who have been wanting to here for so long.
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Retail giant Walmart is inching closer to here buying a controlling stake into home-grown e-commerce player Flipkart, which is already backed by big name investors like SoftBank, Tencent and Microsoft.
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"It's the transformation of how you raise your kids back home and the whole village is taking care of your kids to here," said Kathy Khatari, a neighborhood activist who is Muslim.
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The song is part antichauvinist call to arms, part street fight, part "had it up to here" exasperation, part wink — each a mood Ms. Jackson would deploy for most of her career.
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"We've been close to here before, when Klan leader David Duke won the Republican nomination for Louisiana governor in 1991, but back then President George H.W. Bush pointedly disavowed Duke," said Kruse.
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"I'm not surprised that something like this has taken place, because unfortunately, he's one of many people that this has happened to here," said Carlil Pittman, 25, a leader in GoodKids MadCity.
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Because of the dam removals, there is now an open channel between the stream here and the ocean — and a path for herring to get from the ocean to here, and back.
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"They should have at least done the inaugural ceremony today and started operations tomorrow so that we won't struggle through the crowd and heavy traffic to get to here," Mr. Diatta said.
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It&aposs supposed to here to keep Americans safe but what it&aposs turned into is frankly a terrorist organization of its own that is terrorizing peoples who are coming into this country.
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"When I left, I was carrying a 25-pound dog, my husband was carrying a dog, and the water was in the street to here," Sturgal said while motioning to her upper thigh.
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Cavett: There's not much worse than a "plug-ola guest" who is so tired that he tells the same story he just told the segment before, with one eyelid drooping down to here.
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"The conventional wisdom among the people we talked to here was, 'Don't worry, this will end,'" said Charlie Sykes, a former conservative talk radio host in Milwaukee and a friend of Mr. Ryan's.
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There are only two people to pay attention to here: Shari Redstone and Les Moonves, who runs CBS and would run the combined company if Shari ultimately has her way, according to sources.
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How appropriate, then, to have plucked Ms. Riley, best-known from her work as Mercedes Jones in "Glee" — a show about aspiring performers — to here be given the stage opportunity of a lifetime.
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They had these beautiful bay windows in the pastry kitchen, and I was watching people walk dogs and drink cappuccinos and thinking, I haven't seen sunshine and I'm up to here in pastry cream.
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Here's how it works: Starting today until September 10 at 9 PM EST (when the Miss America show airs), all you have to do is head to here and sign up for your hometown.
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It's also helped me understand some of the laws, the issues that people on the streets over there are facing, and how similar yet different the issues are compared to here in the States.
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Ray J's had it up to HERE trying to strike a settlement with "Celebrity Big Brother" for kicking him off the show ... so he's gonna sue to get the dough he says he's owed.
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It has been almost a year since I visited the museum, and honestly thinking about those letters still makes me a bit furious, for reasons I cannot fully grasp but will attempt to here.
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Peter Travers, Rolling Stone: Audiences are in for two hours of cruel and unusual punishment...Can sex, referred to here as "kinky fuckery," really be this dull, this sanitized, this devoid of human interest?
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Damon Dash has had it up to here with the lawyer who grilled him over a movie deal that went south, and let him know several times with some sharp insults ... all on camera.
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"The water came up to here," Mr. Dong said, pointing to a spot on a wall just above his waist and just below a wedding photograph of his son and his daughter-in-law.
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And in my experience, many of the doctors I've gone to here have sucked, probably because many of the good ones go to the US where they can make more money (thanks again, America).
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Notice that all the essays we've linked to here take on universal experiences — whether love, family, identity, learning or ... shopping for pants — yet each writer stakes out his or her own perspective within it.
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But freshmen congress members who belong to a party that does not control the White House have little chance to "get anything done" in any case, so what is really being alluded to here?
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"I would love to see candidates come to here and talk about jobs and talk about why is it that we still expect $7.25, the minimum wage, to be an effective wage," he said.
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I closed my eyes again and considered the path to here, to a couch in Jupiter and a Wednesday morning in March with nothing to do but reassure those kind enough to reassure me.
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But let's get a little background on you and how you got to here, and what you're doing, and what Stanford's doing in this area, because it's a growing area, obviously, within Silicon Valley.
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What the ADL chief was referring to here was both a new type of amplification — Twitter, most notably — and the fact that the discourse of the 2016 election was unlike anything anyone had seen before.
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People who don't understand the mechanism of muting being referred to here will be scared of the possibility — what if an ad pops up at work or during a show and I can't mute it?
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Jamie Bissonnette: When we opened up Toro in New York, we were having a lot of fun down there, but we wanted to make sure everybody in Boston knew that we were committed to here.
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"Coming from New York to here, you would think we were heading to Europe between all the waiting in traffic and the waiting on the airplane, it was about six or seven hours," Bochy said.
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Although French, a fine writer, can be downright eloquent when she wants to, here she uses an abrasive voice to capture this working-class cop's truculent attitude toward the colleagues making her life a misery.
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That means that if you use any of the articles we have linked to here — with the exception of our lesson plans for teachers — they will not count as part of the five-article limit.
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I did the shuffle for a while, getting lost in the run of days, phasing through detox and rehab, moving from Tampa to Boca Raton to Delray Beach to Lantana to Deerfield Beach to here.
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That means that at the speed of light, which is literally as fast as information can travel, it takes more than four years and four months for a message to get from there to here.
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For more suggestions on what to read, watch and listen to, here are 10 new books our editors liked, a glance at the latest small-screen recommendations from Watching, and our music critics' latest playlist.
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That means that if you use any of the articles we have linked to here — with the exception of our lesson plans for teachers — they will not count as part of the 10-article limit.
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So not only for them to go to downtown, they come to here, the boardroom, having full presentation, it&aposs fully equipped with the latest technology, then have their meeting, and then they fly back.
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"When you come up from London and you see the roads in London, and then you see from Peterborough to here, they don't spend any money on any of it," the man points out indignantly.
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The phrase "big butt," for all we know, could be a throwback to the Sir Mix-a-Lot song, "Baby Got Back," which is not necessarily standards-friendly, but which you can listen to here.
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You had the parliamentary system — so he was elected leader of the opposition basically in the end of 2100 and the next election was 21 so you have four years ... It's very different to here.
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And second, there's the branded bands — last year's models just included some colorful patterns, like flowers or pixelated camo, which seem a lot less fun for the young audience Garmin is trying to appeal to here.
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"As the largest social media company in the world, what Facebook has committed to here is a consequential and important start," wrote report author Laura Murphy, a former legislative director of the American Civil Liberties Union.
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" Claire Mysko, spokeswoman for the National Eating Disorders Association, says the vitriolic online response to these post-pregnancy photos stems from women who "have had it up to here with this post-baby body reveal business.
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ERIE, Pa. — A small group of voters we spoke to here, who had switched from Barack Obama to Donald Trump, are sticking with Trump in 2020 — unlike other swing voters who are getting tired of him.
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Along with the band's previous albums Up to Here and Road Apples, they provided the soundtrack to the bars we went to and the parties we threw, winter house parties and summer day drinking on patios.
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Humans may have had the upper hand in knowing how to get from there to here, but computers are quickly gaining that native intuition and providing the right advice on how to realistically navigate complex cities.
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Nearly 50 states had voiced concerns, "so that obviously speaks volumes, and now of course it is up to the government to make good on the promises that they committed to here", Gomez told Reuters Television.
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I just thought everything that took place in room 2228, where the hearings were held, told this great story about this nation — how we got from there to here — and about the life of Thurgood Marshall.
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But, check out the clip ... Mark's had it up to HERE with Steve and advises him to rip a page outta Puffy's playbook -- as in ... if you're gonna sample someone's material, at least do it right.
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His total belief in the power of Apple to transform Athenry was shared by many of the people I spoke to here, but no one could tell me just how the data center project would change anything.
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Sometimes they whisper, shout, or even throw pieces of paper with explicit messages, a practice that's referred to here as "eve-teasing" (which is also used to describe groping and other physical forms of harassment and assault).
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"Amazon's presence in Finland will…draw more global attention to here, and thus create more possibilities for start-ups…globally," Juuso Pesola, CEO of Internet of Things start-up The Button Corporation told CNBC via e-mail.
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The pair have opened for everyone from Wu-Tang Clan, to Mos Def, to Pharoahe Monch, Dam Funk, and Nas to name a few, and they recently put out their RE:Mixtape, which you can listen to here.
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Overall I feel great about the ideas and people she'll have exposure to here, and the way she might imagine the kind of jobs she could have [when she grows up], or the life she could have.
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But I have no doubt my parents' decision to pull me out of my segregated neighborhood school made the possibility of my getting from there to here — staff writer for The New York Times Magazine — more likely.
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The question I guess I'm getting to here is, if Donald Trump were to name somebody in the final year of his first term in 21852, are you saying that you would go ahead with that nomination?
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It also includes suburban empty nesters who no longer require bonus rooms and backyards, and perhaps more to the point, have had it up to here with shoveling the driveway, mowing the lawn and cajoling the furnace.
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As Trump noted on August 103, he has promised a total of $28 billion in aid to farmers over the last two years; the $16 billion he was referring to here was the second of two announcements.
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The headline of this video is false as the quarantine of the Diamond Princess cruise ship (which we understand is the "docked ship" referred to here, from the choice of accompanying text and imagery) was not fabricated.
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The policy Facebook is pointing to here is its "recidivism policy," which bans users who are removed from Facebook from making new accounts or Pages that are similar in name or appearance to the Page that was removed.
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Until then, that doesn't mean we can't rewatch the performances as many times as we'd like, but just so you know who to give some extra love to, here are the biggest snubs from the 2019 Golden Globes.
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They become our fans again, and that's really cool, and I'm glad people are enjoying it and they can go back and relive our journey up to here because definitely each album shows you where we came from.
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Our goal is to clarify what we're up to here — providing a casual, conversational weekly missive from me, the bureau chief — and to move away from the use of NYT, which our branding experts are eager to bury.
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It's unclear what debt Yang is referring to here, but it's true that student loan debt, which has climbed to $1.5 trillion, has reached record levels, as has the US national debt, which is currently over $23 trillion.
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Sitting barefoot on a log, a farmer surveys more than 200 pounds of coca leaves drying out in front of his ramshackle lean-to here in the rainforest of the Chapare region, the muggy heart of Bolivia's coca country.
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As the collector Sean Sexton notes in the exhibition video, the Irish famine of the 19th century is still widely referred to here as a "famine" rather than, as he puts it controversially, a rather more man-made "starvation".
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The "sailors pictures on the submarines" Trump's likely referring to here is another throwback to 2016: It refers to a U.S. Navy sailor who pleaded guilty to snapping a couple of photos of a classified part of a submarine.
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The book is described in Linfield's introduction, in the jacket copy and promotional material as an "intellectual history" tracing the evolution of left-wing thought that brought us from there to here, from, say, Pete Seeger to Ilhan Omar.
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COTTON: So despite all of the things that you've testified to here today, you didn't feel this rose to the level of an honest but serious difference of legal opinion between accomplished and skilled lawyers in that 23 episode?
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"The water came up to here," he said, denoting a point just above two underground parking levels flooded by the water main break on Monday morning, one that made this neighborhood between Columbus Circle and Lincoln Center resemble Venice.
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Ms. Manriquez is a recent graduate of the Agriculture and Land-Based Training Association, referred to here as Alba, which trains aspiring farmers and rents this land to them for as little as $130 per quarter acre per year.
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Standing firmly behind this "poetic naturalism" is Sean Carroll, the theoretical physicist who's taken readers on a journey through time in From Eternity to Here and the hunt for the Higgs-Boson in The Particle At the End of the Universe.
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Yours up to here with accounts,Jessica in Park Slope Hi Jessica, What sounds a bit odd to me is the routine of him taking some of "his" money and transferring it to you each month to provide for the household.
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So talk about how we got to here now, because you would say that this ... So we had this techno culture that everyone started to pay attention to, but I think they really started paying attention when the money showed up.
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Journalists, especially ones in privileged positions like Cuomo's (it should be added that his father was governor of New York and his brother is governor of New York), face nothing even approximating the kinds of discrimination Cuomo is referring to here.
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From the pages of National Geographic to here at Refinery29, Sinclair's stunning portraits have drawn attention to this widespread issue — it's estimated that every two seconds, a girl is forced into marriage, according to Sinclair's nonprofit, Too Young To Wed.
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CORNYN: So nothing that's happened that you've testified to here today has impeded the investigation of the FBI or Director Mueller's commitment to get to the bottom of this, from the standpoint of the FBI and the Department of Justice.
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And though, according to Here for the Tea, de Jager was supposed to be paid after six months — during which she apparently wasn&apost allowed to work with other brands — the blogger was reportedly paid by Too Faced after nine months.
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Keeping things as brief as we can, WeWork is going to divest some companies that it bought (more on what we thought it was up to, here) including its jet, and the firm is looking to take on more capital. Unsurprisingly.
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Human rights groups, academics, Western diplomats and political analysts have said that Pakistan's army and security services, often referred to here obliquely as "the Establishment," systematically targeted Mr. Khan's political rivals in the months before the election, helping him win.
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There's a twist about ten minutes into the film that I won't spoil, but setting that aside, if you've ever watched VHS tapes of old children's television and had dreams of making your own show, you'll definitely find something to relate to here.
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This is because I love the sturdy escapism that a prolonged birthday celebration provides, and also because we are both still traumatized by the year I forgot Daleen's 19723th birthday in 21972, referred to here in shorthand as T.Y.I.F. ("The Year I Forgot").
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It spends roughly two-thirds of its season setting up its ultimate story, and that ultimate story amounts to "Here are the structural and societal pressures that led to the rise of the porn industry in New York," which isn't exactly a barnburner.
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In my shock, it took me a couple of weeks to encourage and support her decision to report the incident to HR. In retrospect, as I allude to here, I wish I had pushed her to email HR immediately after she told me.
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"She's called me on everything from 'let's talk about your contract' to 'here is my agent's number,' and from the business side of things — salaries and what she makes," says Jessica Mendoza, ESPN's Sunday Night Baseball broadcasters and one of Steele's good friends.
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"You could stamp on this thing 'McConnell rejected,' and it would immediately give it more credibility because everything that he has done over the last few years to undermine democracy are the things that we are trying to respond to here," Sarbanes said.
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We've had, for years upon years, stories and statistics proving all of this, decades of anonymous interviews with artists and coders desperate for something to change, from EA Spouse to the Rockstar Spouses, from The Guardian to Kotaku to here at Waypoint.
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She speaks of Zagajewski's need as a Polish intellectual "to create space for independent mind and spirit" during the Cold War; she suggests that this is something we "might give thought to" here in America, seemingly unaware that serious people already do.
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While Mike Pompeo is focused on a number of key geopolitical concerns, an email obtained by CNN suggests that the secretary of state also appears to have had it, up to, here, with, the rampant, improper use of commas by State Department staff.
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Paul Rodriguez -- one of the original Latin Kings of Comedy -- says he's sticking his neck out on this one, but is willing to take the heat ... he's a fan of Donald Trump, although he's had it up to here with his antics.
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While his entire post is as bad as it could possibly get — starting with his assertion that he's speaking out despite his lawyer telling him not to — here are three main issues with it: Scoble doesn't understand sexual harassment or gender power dynamics, period.
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It is not clear what tool or website the lawsuit is referring to here, or why Bitcoin of America or the police wouldn't be able to document these exchanges, but it does claim it's been going on for at least nine months, and is ongoing.
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It's not enough he's got his hair out to here" – he gestured, fluffing his hands on either side of his own close-cropped head – "and he's going round in a thing down to his knees, looks like his sister made it in Home Ec class.
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"So he looks around and I'm wearin' my combat jacket, I haven't shaved, I got -- you know, my hair's down to here ..." Bannon is talking about Trump son-in-law Jared Kushner, who apparently made the decision to embrace the establishment after Trump won.
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This system vastly expands the capacity to turn "paper parks" into truly protected zones, said Jackie Savitz of Oceana, who gave me an virtual tour of the technology that you can watch and listen to here: I urge you to register and explore it directly.
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The author of the post wasn't identified—the Best of Nextdoor Twitter account scribbled over their face—but they said that they lived in Rancho Cucamonga, California, and they have had it up to here with "cheap candy" like Dum Dums, Smarties, and Jolly Ranchers.
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The partnership with BMW will collect data that it then passes on to HERE, which will use the real-time info to provide instant updates to its HD Live Map, a cloud mapping service the company is making available for semi-autonomous and fully autonomous vehicles.
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She will be naked in front of you in a second if you feel it's great for the photograph, she will have black hair if it's great, she will have blonde hair, she will have it down to here or she will shave her head off.
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"Dearly beloved, we are to here tonight to celebrate and honor the beautiful, the genuinely unique, one-of-a-kind, the most brilliant, most special, most magical, most f—ing incredible Prince Rogers Nelson," Rudolph said, alongside bandmate Gretchen Lieberum, both dressed in their Prince-best.
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Yes, it's action and it's immersive and there are certain guideposts, like you get to here, and then they show you a little clip, which just changes the narrative and then you have to ... but essentially there are many video games you're simply accomplishing something, right?
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When you've had it up to here with the next immoral monstrousness coming from the highest levels of the government, it would be wise to make a beeline to both of Carrie Moyer's exhibitions, for pleasure and wonderment, certainly, but also for sustenance and psychic health.
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If water levels keep falling as expected, this will be reduced to 6.6 gallons on April 16, referred to here as Day Zero, when most taps are expected to be shut off and residents will have to line up at 200 distribution points for their daily allotment.
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During the two-week trial of this action the Court had ample occasion to observe the witnesses and assess their credibility and demeanor on the witness stand, and to consider the weight their testimony warranted in the light of the pointers referred to here and articulated below.
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Presuming the "probe" Trump is referring to here is special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation, it's important to note here that the "probe" is looking into Russia's attempted interference into the 2016 presidential election and whether there was any collusion between Russia and members of the Trump campaign.
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But as these filmmakers mythologize the past in order to warn about history repeating itself, the narrative of the present is actively being rewritten by the "alt-right" (or as they'll be referred to here, Nazis) in an effort to cover their tracks and obfuscate the truth.
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"I've been exposed to more kinds of music since I moved to LA. I'm now tackling a hybrid between the stuff I grew up listening to in Houston, and the music I've been exposed to here," the 27-year-old explains by phone from a Cracker Barrel in Georgia.
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Mordant mottos, familiar phrases and injunctions, like "Kick Against the Pricks" and "I've Had It Up To Here," are all stamped on black backgrounds in round, white, sans-serif letters, with plenty of smudges and drips to remind you that you're looking at an object, not an idea.
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You tend not to look around much on a crowded car, but when you do you will typically see, on faces pointing every which way and often rearing back to avoid backpacks or arms thrusting up toward grab handles, a portraitist's range of had-it-up-to-here.
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"Many people I talked to here acknowledged (climate change), but also feel a sense of pride that their work contributes to serving real needs we all have every day - keeping our homes warm, getting to work, feeding us and more," Zuckerberg said in a Facebook post early Wednesday morning.
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MARA, Chad — From Yemen to Syria to here in Central Africa, the Trump administration is relying on Special Operations forces to intensify its promised fight against the Islamic State and other terrorist groups as senior officials embrace an Obama-era strategy to minimize the American military's footprint overseas.
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It is capable of taking many shapes, including David's loudmouth psych-ward pal, Lenny (Aubrey Plaza, whose wide-eyed intensity is too much of a constant for her to succeed as the monster as she's supposed to here); her male counterpart, Benny; and David's imaginary childhood dog, King.
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The ads I saw you air were mostly about business development, job growth, "waste, fraud, and abuse" — and a lot of the voters I've spoken to here aren't necessarily clear this is a referendum on health care that could have huge implications for 20 million people across the country.
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I just was recently in Kentucky and West Virginia, and we're trying to figure out tech jobs there and how to "here-source" is the new term they use, and I was like ... the one thing that I was struck by is how many talented people are there, stuck there.
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While Musk replied publicly to a tweet from a fan that we're not likely to see a Y for "a few years" yet, Musk noted in a direct message to Ars Technica (via Elecktrek) that "Next week" is when we can expect to here more about a prospective fourth model.
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"If I can take that and get it on the page somehow, then when you're reading it, it doesn't feel so much like this is a guy standing on the mountain throwing lightning bolts down," he told me on this week's episode of Recode Media, which you can listen to here.
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Mohammed Faruk, RFC's starting striker and an unofficial spokesman for the club, says that they are a "national" team, representing both the hundreds of thousands of Rohingya still living under apartheid-like conditions in Myanmar and the diaspora that stretches from the United States to Saudi Arabia to here in Malaysia.
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When I googled it to see if I'm the only one who got gay vibes, I came across an alarming amount of fan fiction and art portraying relations between Lacienega and Penny Proud that I will not link to here because they are 14 in that show—get it together, y'all!
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To that end, from southern Michigan to Staten Island to here in Orange County, Democrats are fielding candidates with military experience — helpful in Republican-leaning districts — and those with health care backgrounds, from doctors to a neuroscientist to a woman who is emphasizing her experience as a breast cancer survivor.
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A child psychologist who is often consulted by the Los Angeles Police Department, Delaware has no children to tend to here, but he does find a lot of childish grown-ups at the Aura, the former strip joint Brearley and Garrett Burdette whimsically chose for their "Saints and Sinners"-themed party.
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Mapping expert HERE is launching a Real-Time Traffic service that pulls aggregated data from sensors in Audi, BMW and Mercedes-Benz vehicles that are actually out driving the road, making it the first commercial traffic service of its kind that collects real-time information from vehicles from competing carmakers, according to HERE.
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"I went from living in a slum high on a hill 500 stair steps up, where we only had access to water once a month, to here where I have everything," said Daniel Velázquez, an activist showing off his home built in a government housing project in Bellas Artes, Caracas's downtown museum district.
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Now, all these things paint a sordid state of affairs (especially the part where he is president of the United States), but how many of these traits can be accurately applied to Tim Cook and his work at Apple—specifically his role at Apple Music, which Axl Rose seems to be alluding to here?
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"So even though the trade war means that earnings per share might go lower short-term for a handful of obvious companies — or more if the tariffs trigger a global slowdown — our CEOs seem to be willing to take the pain because they've had it up to here with the People's Republic," Cramer said.
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In the season 3 opener, "Labor Day," Betty (Lili Reinhart) has had it up to here with her mom Alice (Mädchen Amick) and sister Polly (Tiera Skovbye) obsessing over "The Farm," some new-agey organization that helped Alice get over the fact that her husband Hal (Lochlyn Munro) murdered four people as the Black Hood.
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This tension between breakneck growth and spending restraint is most acutely felt in the firm's retail division — or the front lines, as they are referred to here — where 6,000 customer service representatives attend to the wishes, demands and whims of the close to eight million clients who purchase their mutual funds directly from Vanguard.
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I did some research over whether dogs do and can actually 69 each other (miraculously the IT department did not come over and have a "quiet word" and confiscate my laptop throughout this process, but you have to assume its in the post) and anyway, obviously the only place to turn to here is Yahoo!
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What I am referring to here is the setup for Charli's performance on Thursday night's Jimmy Kimmel Live, which saw Charli sporting the outfit I wear in all my best dreams astride a passed-out AG Cook of PC Music fame (who she has been working with on her as-yet untitled next album).
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But the kind of deep house I'm referring to here is akin to the kind of pulled pork you get served at a festival where some gormless deep house duo are plodding through an hour of shoulder-shrugs-in-the-air to a disinterested audience of punters more interested in pulled pork than deep house.
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Here's a sampling of dialogue from a recent episode, in which the hosts Daryn Carp (the assistant to Bravo's Andy Cohen) and John Thrasher (a producer at Oxygen) discuss the Zodiac killer: MR. THRASHER All right, well, let's get to the third murder — oh my God, there are so many murders to get to here.
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The enthusiasm for it has to represent the injustice the movie believes it's aware of — against young murdered women, their suffering dysfunctional families and black torture victims we never see — but fails to sufficiently poeticize or dramatize what Mr. McDonagh is up to here: a search for grace that carries a whiff of American vandalism.
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This is in many ways a more promising line of attack than Harris's ever was: Biden's alleged misdeeds that Booker pointed to here happened in the much more recent past (the 1990s versus the 1970s), and Booker has a very substantive record on criminal justice issues, which isn't really true of Harris and school segregation.
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This tension between breakneck growth and spending restraint is most acutely felt in the firm's retail division — or the front lines, as they are referred to here — where 6,103 customer service representatives attend to the wishes, demands and whims of the close to eight million clients who purchase their mutual funds directly from Vanguard.
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The reporters couldn't get Musk on the line, but they got to hear what is either Musk's ringtone or voicemail message: It's a somewhat ridiculous recording from a hidden message (known as an Easter Egg in the gaming world ) in the classic PlayStation video game God of War, which you can listen to here.
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Legalizing coca production has ended decades of violence Legalizing coca production has ended decades of violence Sitting barefoot on a log, a farmer surveys more than 200 pounds of coca leaves drying out in front of his ramshackle lean-to here in the rainforest of the Chapare region, the muggy heart of Bolivia's coca country.
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Their debut collaboration Muunduja—whose title implies conversion, or transfiguration—is set about taking this conflicting parts and spinning them into a new language, one that uses slippery melodic lines and sleepy drones to create slipstreams between epochs, as well as dreamy connections that snap into place like new neurons, to channel ideas from then to here to hereafter.
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" (Organizing for America, the group being referred to here, has become a boogeyman on the right, but is nowhere near as all-powerful as conservatives would like it to be.) When Trump still doesn't take the bait—"I think it's politics," he shrugs—Kilmeade jumps in again: "But Bush wasn't going after Clinton; Clinton wasn't going after Bush.
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Many Democrats I spoke to here in Georgia said they were concerned and even embarrassed by Trump and the image this White House was portraying abroad, while many Republicans view Trump as having restored America's standing in the world, echoing the President's talking points that he has been tough on China, NATO and the North American Free Trade Agreement.
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Eventually, reluctantly, Dolan replaced Thomas with Donnie Walsh as general manager and with Mike D'Antoni as coach, which led to … Here was yet another coach-superstar battle that ended the only way these things ever do: D'Antoni was fired because he was looking to maintain a fast-paced offense that did not fit Carmelo Anthony's isolation comfort zone.
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More than 2202 projects in line to receive federal funds in the next few years through the successful Capital Investment Grant program would have their federal funding cut, jeopardizing the plans of cities from Orlando to Seattle to here in Kansas City that are planning the next generation of subways, bus rapid transit lines, light rail, streetcars and more.
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So the oversize gold safety pins of fashion legend came not just on a slinky black gown slit up to here and sliced down to there, more asymmetric and twisty than the original, but also on nipped-in black jackets, holding together seams on the back and shoulders and paired with cropped mohair sweaters (stomachs were a prime erogenous zone) and black miniskirts.
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"The audience I'm speaking to here is primarily composed of white male executives and journalists, and many of them are fortunate enough to have never experienced bias or discrimination based on their gender, race or sexuality, so it's hard for them to even imagine the problems other people in tech are facing," Price told Recode ahead of her onstage talk.
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Even LG reportedly showed off a notched G7 behind closed doors, and that's before we talk about all the other notched Euro and Asian smartphones we don't pay attention to here in the US. And with rumors that Huawei and OnePlus are adding notches to their next handsets, pretty soon it's going to be only Pixels, Galaxys and maybe a Moto that still have unblemished rectangular displays.
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Within, an app developed by the VR company Within (which is a sister company to Here Be Dragons, the studio that helped produce both The Last Goodbye and The Protectors), is available for Oculus Rift, HTC Vive, and PlayStation VR (the app also available on iOS and Android, albeit without "true" immersive VR capabilities) and the studio sees it as a way to distribute films and projects.
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However, if you've had it up to here with the party, spend some time remembering handbag artist Judith Leiber instead; discover why dandy Cameron Silver is selling off a lot of his clothes (and what it means for the rest of us); and find out how the sensibility of Zac Posen's artist dad helped form his son's aesthetic — and where to see his work.
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What I'm referring to here is the clubbing that takes place in huge, cavernous, spaces, the kind of clubs where the kick bounces off the back wall over and over again, the kind of club where the reaction that "Full Clip" by Martin Buttrich or the latest record on Coccoon gets is akin to a home crowd watching a last minute winner slot into the top right hand corner.
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Poems are as good a place for the past as the grass is for the wasp, whose iridescent face shines as she snaps the antennae off the cockroach and laps up the blood drink like the wasp goddess taught her in the vision whose street name, instinct, oversimplifies how satisfying I'm finding it to say cock as often as I have had the occasion to here; American cock, in particular.
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WILFRED FROST: If we go one step further to the clash at the moment between politics and business and just focus on China rather than domestic issues, where clearly there are differences to how things are done to here, whether it's the Hong Kong protests or the absence of freedom of the press or free speech, do you think companies should be criticized for making profits in those sorts of environments?
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE could take an executive action today that would open the floodgates of innovation currently being dammed up because of bureaucratic bottlenecks and a need to micromanage what Americans have access to here at home, while millions worldwide get healthier, and foreign companies draw business away from our economy into their own.
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I studied the era of Norman kings Roger I and Roger II in depth, and indeed all the key objects they used to legitimize their Christian rule through religious tolerance and integration with the existing cultures (in this case, both Byzantine and Islamic) are referred to here: the mosaic image of Roger II in Byzantine dress being crowned by Christ from the La Martorana church in Palermo; his ceremonial robe featuring imperial lion motifs made by Muslim embroiderers; the Cappella Palatina's Islamic woodworked ceiling, also in Palermo; the seated singer painted in Fatimid style and opus sectile Byzantine mosaic from Céfalu.
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