By the time they turn back to climate, if they turn back to climate, they've long since lost the capital necessary for the fight.
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"But we must not turn back the clock," he said.
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Search and rescue helicopters had to turn back three times.
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If the command line is all you need, turn back!
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Obviously, we can't turn back the clock and find out.
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And China could turn back to America for other reasons.
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A year later, he wishes he could turn back time.
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For her latest project, Cher decided to "Turn Back Time"!
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If you answered "yes" to question C, turn back now.
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You cannot get this cumulative effect if you turn back.
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Nobody should want to turn back the clock on trade.
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Clinton's attacks far too easy to turn back at her.
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"I'm not asking you to turn back time," I said.
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We would not turn back Valeria and her father Oscar.
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They decide to turn back to warn the warring couple.
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I decided I had come too far to turn back.
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A couple in a car nearby saw me turn back.
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"Now is not the time to turn back," he said.
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Just remember: You can't turn back if you get tired.
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He had come too far to turn back, he said.
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It would be hard to turn back the clock now.
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If your paramount concern in life is privacy, turn back now.
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So after a week of suffering, I decided to turn back.
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There's that song out there, 'If you could turn back time.
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I started to feel we've taken a wrong turn back then.
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We have come too far to have that turn back now.
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The driver tried to turn back, threw the truck in reverse.
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If I could turn back the clock it's a no-brainer.
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But Chan expects the immigration faucet will turn back on eventually.
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Modi's government is determined to start to turn back the tide.
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You hold your breath praying he will not suddenly turn back.
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Along with everyone else, they turn back and leave the beach.
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Tech Fix It is hard to turn back after going big.
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Cher in the "If I Could Turn Back Time" music video
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The first time, he was caught and forced to turn back.
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It does not include the Cher-themed cocktail, Turn Back Thyme.
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Ultimately, thick fog forced Mr. Trump's helicopter to turn back around.
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One helicopter earlier forced to turn back due to bad weather.
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People who I tried to turn back who ended up dying.
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I'm giving you a buffer, but seriously, turn back now, folks.
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It's why he told Arya to turn back and not kill Cersei.
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"Nothing would be more tragic than for us to turn back now."
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However, the airline said it supported the pilot's decision to turn back.
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Unlike the pathetic human, however, the PC can turn back the clock.
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I wish we could turn back time and explain this to Cher.
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I got caught by the coast guard and had to turn back.
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No pickets or gauntlet of "sidewalk counselors" urging women to turn back.
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Unfortunately it was too late to turn back so I kept going.
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If unable to pay, the vessel would be forced to turn back.
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The reality is we can't change our DNA or turn back time.
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He added that the decision to turn back was for passenger safety.
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Is that, like, supposed to symbolize that Ortiz can turn back time?
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If you want to go in completely unspoiled, maybe turn back here.
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Yet, U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions wants to turn back the clock.
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"Just because we are wounded doesn't mean to turn back," he said.
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If one did, they were to halt their missions and turn back.
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"We had to turn back because they were armed," Ms. Kabá said.
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We can't turn back the clock, but neither is job insecurity inevitable.
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Jeb Bush's effort to turn back racial preferences in public university admissions.
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He has led the campaign to turn back migrants from Europe's borders.
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AND WE'LL SEE THAT TURN BACK DOWN AS WE GET THROUGH SEASONALITY.
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Just as quickly as neon dies out, it can turn back on.
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If you could turn back time, what would you have done differently?
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I walk past with a smile, and then stop and turn back.
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We've made too much progress as a nation to turn back now.
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They want to turn back the clock by rolling back the rules.
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"God willing, he will turn back from this mistake," Mr. Yildirim said.
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We've come too far in this country to let us turn back.
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It will mean Hollywood has symbolically revealed its desire to turn back the clock, and turn back the hard-won progress that we've seen in the past 50 years, the past eight, even in the past 18 months.
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I made it halfway before I had to turn back and get home.
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If you could turn back time, you might use this old-timey clock.
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Nile Rodgers knows he'll want to turn back time to touring with Cher.
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It only took a little while for it to turn back on. 2.
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You should probably turn back if you haven't seen Avengers: Infinity War yet.
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His plane was hit by lightning and had to turn back to Paris.
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While I'm there, my phone randomly shuts off and won't turn back on.
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But beyond promises not to turn back desperate refugees, no details were announced.
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LUNTZ: The phrase don&apost turn back the clock would work this time.
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Fair warning: If you've never tried these before, you might never turn back.
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Google Chrome has another solution to help users turn back from dodgy websites.
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Once they had the resources and ideas, they weren't going to turn back.
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ETHIOPIAN AIRLINES PILOT REPORTED DIFFICULTIES AND ASKED FOR PERMISSION TO TURN BACK - CEO
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Authorities managed to turn back traffic before the bridge collapsed, and Georgia Gov.
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In this progress-driven society, who really wants to turn back to reflect?
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A goddamn dirty couch couldn't be the thing that made me turn back.
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"We've come too far to turn back," he said of his administration's accomplishments.
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Pessimists think in terms of rear-guard actions to turn back the clock.
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Congress would be foolish to turn back the clock on this bipartisan achievement.
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Scalise also indicated House Republicans would turn back to ObamaCare repeal in 28503.
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Cher stripped down for her "If I Could Turn Back Time" (1989) video.
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They are willing to take extreme, violent action to turn back the clock.
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When the march refused to turn back, protesters were set upon and beaten.
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Through loudspeakers, Israeli soldiers told the displaced Syrians in Arabic to turn back.
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Italy is also bolstering the Libyan coast guard's ability to turn back boats.
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It wasn't long before I forgot about my plans to turn back, though
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Fortunately, common sense legislation has been reintroduced to turn back this harmful policy.
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The soldier stopped and told us that it was time to turn back.
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When I turn back to my patient's mother, I give her a hug.
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He isn't just threatening to turn back the calendar, but to incinerate it.
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But heavy fog stymied his plans, and he was forced to turn back.
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Fearing for their safety, the people in the convoy decided to turn back.
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"When I left," she said, "I didn't want to turn back to that."
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Is its continued ascent guaranteed, or is there still time to turn back?
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The plane never issued a mayday distress call and did not turn back.
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Its approach to testing was designed to turn back an outbreak already underway.
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We couldn't turn back time and return her to a world she understood.
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After nearly three decades of amazing progress, let's not turn back the clock.
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What do you think of that, this whole turn back in time almost?
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But as soon as he got there, he wanted to turn back around.
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US 10-YEAR TREASURY PRICES TURN BACK TO POSITIVE, YIELDS FALL TO 1.812%
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Leaders throughout the region have publicly urged them for days to turn back.
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But they forgot their rings and had to turn back to retrieve them.
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If you've yet to watch episode one of Season 7, turn back now.
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Many reform aspirations are defined by a wish to turn back the clock.
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Why turn back, they say, when so much of the groundwork is done.
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If you haven't finished the season yet, now's the time to turn back.
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When he is in charge, Giancarlo could turn back to the committee's work.
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We can't turn back the clock to the 1860s and launch federal higher education.
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She doesn't miss a beat, answering "If I Could Turn Back Time" by Cher.
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My sister doesn't want to go by herself, so we turn back towards home.
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Turn back the forces of racism and misogyny and send a message for progress.
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"Turn back now if you know what's good for you," he warned imaginary enemies.
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Is the Infinity Gauntlet broken or can it be used to turn back time?
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First, they tried to go west on Highway 0003 but had to turn back.
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"I believe it's too late to turn back now," he says in the clip.
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A top law enforcement official wants to turn back the clock on iPhone security.
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I wanted to run and not turn back until the puking was long over.
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Let us thank everyone who did not stop or turn back on that road.
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"You turn back the clock to what was, and usually there was nothing," Rep.
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They explored the underground tunnels for about an hour, before deciding to turn back.
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"If I could, I would turn back time by many, many years," Merkel said.
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If you haven't watched the latest episode of Game of Thrones, turn back now.
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When the journalists decided to turn back, the protesters, apparently emboldened, started chasing them.
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In essence, he wanted to turn back the clock and fix a messy rift.
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Turn back for La Guardia like you're going out to pick up the milk.
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"Hopelessness" won't turn back history or undo politics—that would be a foolish presumption.
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Members of Congress will seize on them to turn back protections in federal law.
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In December, Ruiz, 46, persuaded Castillo to turn back and move to Mexico City.
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If you want to experience this whodunit to its full extent, turn back now.
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America's banks do not want to "turn back the clock," as your editorial claims.
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We won't let you turn back the clock on our rights or on progress.
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Wallace: Secretary — Clinton: And we've come too far to have that turn back now.
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Mission control, concerned about exhaustion and wary of time constraints, ordered them to turn back.
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And we should start to turn back higher over the next three to five months.
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Israeli media reported that Israeli soldiers shouted through loudspeakers asking the crowd to turn back.
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We can't turn back the clock on past Russian subversion and interference in our elections.
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Even then, Arent said, athletes can't turn back the clock; they can only slow it.
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"If I exposed myself, I knew I wouldn't turn back on my promise," she explains.
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But Philadelphia is trying to turn back the clock, with big men leading the way.
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"Now that Turkey is on the path to democracy, it cannot turn back," Erdoğan said.
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If provoked, they could turn back to UMNO or to PAS, a conservative Islamic party.
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" Former Texas congressman Beto O'Rourke: "We would not turn back Valeria and her father, Oscar.
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But, if I could turn back time and to the whole thing all over again?
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She performed "Believe" and "If I Could Turn Back Time" before accepting the Icon Award.
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But that alone will not stop this epidemic nor turn back this tide of misery.
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We can't stand by while Republicans try to turn back the clock on women's health.
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Sergeant Jack Poitras said no drivers had needed to turn back partway through the drive.
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"From that time, we decided that we would never turn back any babies," she said.
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Quantum aims to turn back the tide, partly by hitting Chrome where it hurts: speed.
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That will encourage Lending Club and others to turn back towards less flighty retail investors.
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Over the next three weeks, we all have a chance to turn back the tide.
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Now, for those athletes, and for many of us, it's too late to turn back.
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"Private insurers aren't going to be able to turn back sea-level rise," Moore said.
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"It's no time to turn back to the failed Obama era and economy," said Rep.
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One minor hitch: Prince Charles got lost and had to turn back with his men.
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The Trump administration has announced plans to turn back nearly 70 Obama-era environmental regulations.
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He knows he will be asked about making a U-turn back to Formula One.
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Cleared by the controllers to turn back, Flight 302 turned right as it climbed further.
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I wondered if I should turn back and hop on the subway just in case.
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The flight crew contacted air traffic control, and tried to turn back to the airport.
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When he appeared to turn back down the hall, guards tackled him to the ground.
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"The course of reform won't turn back," said the first deputy prime minister Anatoly Chubais.
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It's too late to turn back, but too soon to know how it will end.
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This may be why so many in tech are starting to turn back to LOTR.
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We are not going to let Donald Trump or anyone else turn back the clock.
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Progress is real, progress happened, and that's why we can't just turn back the clock.
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XI. Conclusion I would like to take a moment now to turn back to Ukraine.
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It's simple enough to turn back on when you need to use a map app.
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He was given clearance to turn back, GebreMariam said, citing the air traffic controllers' record.
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Here's the challenge: During a ski safari, you can't turn back when you get tired.
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Mobs often travel predetermined paths and usually turn back after chasing players a certain distance.
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A few times, he's stumbled down rhetorical side streets before deciding to turn back around.
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So why would we turn back to that and think that it's a good idea?
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To understand the context for McCabe's departure, we need to turn back the clock to 20163.
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Once health care legislation gets introduced, the aide insisted, the spotlight will turn back to Obamacare.
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One thing's for sure with the euro, they note: It's too late to turn back now.
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This seat can say, 'We can go to the moon, we can turn back the tide.
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She wished that she could turn back time, crawl back into bed, and stay with Jaime.
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It's time to tell Erdogan to turn back from his authoritarian drift before it's too late.
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In October, Mai revealed that if she could turn back time, she wouldn't have married Harteis.
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That won't happen until supporters end their denial and Republicans admit they can't turn back history.
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The brand can't technically turn back the clock, but it can start fresh on social media.
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If Jeannie Mai could turn back time, she wouldn't have married her ex-husband Freddy Harteis.
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If I could turn back time, there are plenty of things I would have done differently.
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His job is to try to spot and turn back those who may be contemplating suicide.
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I was in so much pain that I had to turn back around and remain still.
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"Nothing would be more tragic than for us to turn back now," Barber said in Memphis.
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Earlier this month, he helped turn back an effort to establish constitutional limits on partisan gerrymandering.
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"You all came with me through my pregnancy … now it's time to turn back into me."
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The first officer asked the captain what the problem is, and if they should turn back.
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What if we could turn back the clock in the brain and recapture its earlier plasticity?
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But if you could, if you could start a left turn and turn back toward (unintelligible).
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Texans turn back Cardinals HOUSTON — Houston Texans defensive end Jadeveon Clowney had watched things snowball previously.
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Or maybe it's a moment of profound, almost divine hope that he can turn back time.
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Then, as now, those holding political power were trying to turn back the hands of time.
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The Trump administration has weighed a number of efforts to halt or turn back the caravan.
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I thought to turn back and memorize the license plate…but where was the license plate?
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President Trump's administration is in the midst of a targeted push to turn back the clock.
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Even so, there is inevitably a turn back to the state for expertise, control and reassurance.
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Last week's turn-back-the-clock performances from Carson Palmer and Adrian Peterson are distant memories.
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Once there, he said, they had little time to search before they had to turn back.
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When the stakes are this high, we can't afford to turn back the clock to 1880.
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Once I turn back and swim towards the surface, my chest expands and relief overcomes me.
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That move forced Aeroflot to have a plane that was headed there from Moscow turn back.
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The first, Truvada, has become a mainstay of government efforts to turn back the H.I.V. epidemic.
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Maybe this thing's kind of taking a turn back to what country used to sound like.
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The storm is expected to turn back toward the Northeast and could come close to Bermuda.
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You&aposre so deep into it that you really can&apost turn back at this point.
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The dogs will tell you when they've reached their limit, they'll slow down, or turn back.
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But it's not too late to turn back - especially when it doesn't pay to go forward.
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Now Mr. Beal, 22009, is betting that he can turn back the inroads of alternative energy.
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Second of all, he's not going to turn back, and he has to go to hell.
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Under current policy, US federal debt will soon reach World War II levels and not turn back.
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Interior Minister Horst Seehofer is calling for Germany to turn back some asylum-seekers at the border.
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This new baby is both a symbol and a warning: The UK cannot turn back the clock.
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As Toole and Harteis prepare to become parents, Mai, 39, is wishing she could turn back time.
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NOTES: The Rays and Giants wore throwback uniforms as part of the Turn Back the Clock promotion.
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As usual, I forget my thermos at home and I have to turn back and run upstairs.
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Cher is wishing she could "turn back time" in order to find her favorite piece of clothing.
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After all, what's a more appropriate tune than "If I Could Turn Back Time" for the gathering?
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Today, let's turn back the clock and peek at Amazon's S-1 document it filed in 1997.
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If we turn back to ancient wisdom, she argues, there are still "lost insights" to be found.
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Trump's own prescription, if enacted, would turn back the clock on hard-fought civil and human rights.
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If Cher could turn back time, there would be a different first family in the White House.
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In June, Interior Minister Horst Seehofer threatened to turn back previously registered migrants unilaterally at the border.
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Several lawmakers are trying to turn back the clock and return Washington's focus to debt and deficits.
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In both flights, crews radioed about control problems shortly after take-off and sought to turn back.
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But it's the habits you have to clean up, because that stuff doesn't necessarily turn back on.
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If we were ever going to turn back, this would have been the time to do it.
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It's just in the execution where it would help if the star really could turn back time.
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They want to turn back the clock, outlaw abortion, and deny women access to reproductive health care.
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S. Safe Third Country Agreement is to turn back refugees if they make claims at border crossings.
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The rover can also power down safely and turn back on when it's time to take measurements.
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If your iPad's pop-up blocking has been turned off, however, it's easy to turn back on.
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The one thing they cannot do is turn back time and put a knife in Padmé's hand.
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Local officials and the US Embassy in Tegucigalpa issued statements encouraging would-be migrants to turn back.
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Technology companies that turn back to their creators later in life also have a mixed track record.
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If Brees can't turn in a turn-back-the-clock performance, the Saints face an offensive rebuild.
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If they turn back the clock and reintegrate vertically that may leave less business for the suppliers.
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The Emirates worked in tandem with Saudi Arabia to try to turn back the Arab Spring uprisings.
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Jared and Ivanka seem torn about whether to keep crossing the rapids or turn back to shore.
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He had trekked to a higher altitude a day earlier, but decided to turn back, CNN reported.
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But Manning, who will be 38 years old next month, isn't going to turn back the clock.
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British naval forces intercepted the ship as it approached Palestine and made it turn back to Europe.
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The adults agreed that if Hanin or her mother felt something was wrong, they would turn back.
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Money can't turn back the tides, but it can cause adults who know better to deny them.
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With that in mind, let's turn back the clock to recap what happened in the trial yesterday.
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Bedrock values, not election strategies, are vital if Democrats want voters to turn back toward the party.
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If he could turn back time, that's the advice he'd give to his 35-year-old self.
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We lift our voices today because we know that we've come too far to turn back now.
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By midday Monday, the rain will turn back to snow, forecasters at the National Weather Service said.
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Turkey has so far dismissed the warnings and said it would not turn back from the deal.
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He said Turkish artillery fire had forced it to turn back, although the Kurdish militia denied this.
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He decided to turn back but discovered that he'd misrigged the craft and had to fix his mistake.
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As much as Attorney General Jeff Sessions would like to turn back the dial, marijuana isn't going anywhere.
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And at the same time, border agents should be allowed to turn back family units from all countries.
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He once told McHugh not to choose the same path, she said, to turn back while she could.
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My prayer is that, weary of such noise, we turn back to the source of of all calmness.
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You know, we've exposed the brutal reality of sexual assault, and now is no time to turn back.
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We must turn back the "rising tide of violent crime", he said in a statement on September 25th.
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They then turn back to your partner, and you won't be addressed for the rest of their conversation.
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The convoy allegedly refused to turn back, and the US launched airstrikes that destroyed at least two vehicles.
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Last year, South Korea fired warning shots at a suspected North Korean drone, forcing it to turn back.
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The public hearings are a turning point for House Democrats from which they are unlikely to turn back.
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"It's no time to turn back to the failed Obama era and economy," he said at the debate.
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They've trudged along for weeks despite exhaustion and threats from the US and Mexican governments to turn back.
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On that last attempt a blizzard forced him to turn back less than 100 meters from the summit.
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But Merkel's government plane suffered technical problems en route, and she was forced to turn back to Cologne.
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Mr. Turnbull recently accused the Labor Party of lacking "the willpower" to turn back boats of asylum seekers.
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We all became so used to Europe's open borders that it seemed unimaginable to turn back the clock.
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But the question remains: How hard is it for a new mother to turn back into a ballerina?
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"A lot of women are just frightened that the clock's going to turn back in time," she said.
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The pendulum swings quickly -- a great victory is all but guaranteed to turn back in the other direction.
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Mr. Cruz offered to negotiate a respectable retreat strategy, while Mr. Trump vowed to turn back the clock.
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Let's talk about that for a second before we turn back to the revolution of the Bernie Bros.
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"I wish more than anything I could turn back time and take back what I did," he added.
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If conditions are not ideal for you, turn back, and try your hike or backpacking trip another time.
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Unfortunately, ongoing negotiations over the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) now threaten to turn back the clock.
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After so much progress, we cannot turn back the clock and deny American farmers access to critical markets.
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"None of us can turn back the clock," said Guy Rosen, vice president of product management at Facebook.
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SANGER: Yup, Maggie, did you having anything more on that before we wanted to turn back to Israel?
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" He had tried to skip the questions, but he kept receiving the same message, in English: "Turn Back.
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With the 200th episode of Waypoint Radio behind us, we turn back to our roots: The Question Bucket.
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Halfway down the three-mile dirt road to the Nine-One Coffee farm we had to turn back.
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Why they won't turn back to Brock Osweiler is another story, one filled with fear of the unknown.
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We wish we could turn back time, because from this vantage point everything seems obvious, but we can't.
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I had a bad habit of leaving the house to do something only to turn back half way.
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I look at the pizza then at my buddy Nick and turn back to her and say, 'Nothing.
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" He added: "It's not a fantasy in this state to say we want to turn back the clock.
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There is only one way, and that's to keep going down that path, because she can't turn back.
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It's here that existential threats become subjective, that they lose their gravity and turn back into a vapor.
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We tried it anyway — twice — because we had come this far and weren't going to turn back now.
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I try to take the pill the same time every day, but it's too late to turn back.
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But Mary Barra, the company's chief executive, said it was too late to turn back on that decision.
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Bad weather had thwarted a recovery mission on Sunday, when a rescue helicopter was forced to turn back.
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"The moment we get a text, we turn back from whatever way we were going," he told VICE.
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"I cannot go to (the) inauguration of a man who's going to appoint people to the Supreme Court and turn back the clock on women and turn back the clock on immigrants and the safety and freedom that we fought for them," Gutierrez said last month on CNN's "New Day."
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How often in life do we do something and we know we've made a mistake but can't turn back?
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She wanted to turn back those numbers, especially with her wedding approaching (she gets married this Friday, Oct. 21).
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"Everybody has a moment when they turn back, when you say to yourself, 'This is too much,' " Harvey says.
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Twenty yards later, we turn back inside, into a red-brick hallway, where we walk along a yellow line.
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Without documenting these offenses, it's impossible to develop strategies to turn back the tide of hate, our experts said.
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Do you ever wish you could turn back time and save more, earn more or make better investment choices?
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His belief that his vision of progress will turn back destructive populism has yet to be vindicated outside France.
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If you leave an object on a table, turn away, and then turn back, it will still be there.
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I'm going to talk extensively about the film's third act, so turn back if you don't want to know!
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With less than a month before the election, Republicans are redoubling efforts to turn back a possible blue tide.
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This 1503-inch tall nightmare's hollowed out eyes glow a creepy blue, while her heads turn back and forth.
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Finally, we turn back to Maeve, who's rapidly becoming the most astute of all the characters on this show.
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Simply put, Rose and his colleagues devised a way to turn back on the memory that had grown silent.
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The industry's case is wrong on the merits, but it could run out, and then turn back, the clock.
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Under the Constitution's "advice and consent" power, senators are required to turn back Trump nominees unworthy of lifetime appointments.
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It's a step that may help turn back the well-funded tide of Republican domination over the past decade.
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In a new book, "The Once and Future Liberal" (Harper), Mark Lilla urges a turn back toward governmental process.
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"I just don't understand the rationale behind trying to turn back the clock," said Jason Hartke, the group's president.
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Two military planes transporting members of Congress were unable to land in Detroit and had to turn back. Rep.
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Cher is giving fans a reason to turn back time as she prepares to hit the road once again!
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I had many times witnessed his reluctance to turn back if we forgot an item or needed the bathroom.
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"In the distance, I could see several vehicles trying to maneuver and turn back on the road," he said.
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Few reforms have gone fully into effect and the country has recently taken a hard turn back toward cronyism.
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Biotechnology is a modern answer to modern problems, and this is not the time to turn back the clock.
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Those who stuck around mulled the possibility that the storm would turn back after heading out to the Atlantic.
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Riffs and amplifier feedback can't stem the tides of fascism, or turn back the ticking clock of climate change.
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She had already reached the second camp when a massive earthquake hit the mountain, forcing her to turn back.
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That prompted the convoy to turn back again, and prevented it from reaching the devastated city until days later.
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Today, we turn back to The Times (after two newsletters this week focused on other publications, here and here).
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The Brexiteers aren't alone in wanting to turn back time and behave as if certain significant events never happened.
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Many of the women are motivated by what they see as President Trump's attempt to turn back the clock.
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Again and again, we had to turn back when water or power lines or fallen trees blocked the road.
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I snapped out of the brainwashing experiment at the exact moment before it was too late to turn back.
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But there are concrete steps we can take today to turn back the clock and make the world safer.
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Books that we think are for the ages, and which years from now you would turn back and read.
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Until people remember the Queen Bee standing off to the side, and all eyes slowly turn back to Netflix.
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Mr. Sessions is trying to turn back the clock on a crucial reform process that has become widely accepted.
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But the plane hit a hare on the runway, prompting it to turn back and land just after takeoff.
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The gallows humorists of the day, mimicking flight attendants, told travelers to turn back their watches to the 1950s.
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If Kim Kardashian West could turn back time, her love story with Kanye West would have started years earlier.
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In Familia's place, the Mets will most likely turn back to the setup man Addison Reed, a former closer.
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The slipperiness of what occurs might cause some readers to turn back and revisit the final scenes for clues.
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"We can't turn back time," said Richard Reavey, vice president for government and public affairs at Cloud Peak Energy.
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That forced six buses to turn back to Palmyra, a Syrian government-controlled city, and stranded the remaining 11.
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" The president said that Democrats' efforts to turn back the tax cuts would be a "disaster for our economy.
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If it walks to the wrong edge of the platform, no platform rises and it has to turn back.
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Armed Venezuelan soldiers stood guard at the customs building, pledging to turn back any attempt to cross the border.
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Watch him speed dribble up the floor, turn back-pedaling defenders into traffic cones, and finish with a layup.
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" But then again I turn back into this conspiracy theorist and I'm all, "That's what THEY want you to believe!
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That means a Belgian jet pursuing an enemy plane would no longer have to turn back at the French border.
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The driver turned to look, and before he could turn back again, a retaining wall was inside of the car.
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It says it cannot turn back thousands of people arriving on its shores daily in inflatable dinghies, citing international conventions.
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Chris Padovano, a lawyer and the founder of Decentralized Legal, said he expects Coinbase to turn back the government's request.
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Once these decisions are made, if the "buttons" or pushed or the "triggers" are pulled, it's hard to turn back.
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"I wish more than anything I could turn back time and take back what I did," Sayoc told the court.
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Donald Trump will not turn back the tide of technological progress and globalization that has caused American wages to stagnate.
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Back in October, Mai revealed if she could turn back time, she wouldn't have married her ex-husband Freddy Harteis.
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People who turn back get a free flight—cutting out the need for a perilous return journey across the Sahara.
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And when we get that back, all of this other stuff will start to turn back to the good side.
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But it was far from clear how any government or company might successfully turn back the tide of Chinese incursions.
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Personally I think Kirk Cousins will turn back into a pumpkin, so his possession receiver won't be worth a lot.
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The president signaled Tuesday that he wants to turn back to health-care policy again before working toward tax reform.
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The U.S. will do what it can to pressure the Kurds to turn back, but it may be too late.
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Related column: Trump cannot turn back time for ageing coal-fired power plants, Reuters, April 5 Editing by David Evans
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Many women fear a Trump victory will turn back the clock on hard-won rights that overcame long held wrongs.
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Nor has the utility -- as evidenced in the fight to turn back Trump policy -- of controlling high-profile statewide offices.
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Meanwhile at Turkey's border with Syria, Turkish soldiers sometimes turn back desperate Syrian refugees fleeing bombed-out towns and villages.
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Voters who think things were better in the past are more likely to demand that governments turn back the clock.
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Some proposals put forward would "turn back the clock" and potentially "run counter" to World Trade Organization rules, Freeland said.
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If the driver does not turn back to the road after a few seconds, warning tones and lights go off.
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It may sound bizarre to us — turn back to age-old tradition and you will have Coca-Cola and Frigidaires.
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"If they say yes to Utah, they will turn back and tell Arkansas and Massachusetts yes as well," Mann said.
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Mr. Trump called the vote on Tuesday a final chance to turn back foreign forces menacing American identity, while Mrs.
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We shouted at them to stop or turn back, but they were so scared and confused that they didn't listen.
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Beyond that, the e-book market has shown signs of fizzling, as screen-weary readers turn back to print copies.
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"Marc's pioneering work had a ripple effect on team marketing in terms of things like turn-back-the-clock nights."
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The Trump Administration and its anti-worker judges are doing their best to turn back the clock on employees' rights.
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"Is it time to start discussing the need for a date when the economy can turn back on?" he wrote.
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Effective treatments, combined with a new vaccine, may revolutionize efforts to turn back Ebola, one of the world's deadliest plagues.
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I turn back frequently to look at the sweeping curve of the bay, the houses becoming toylike with increasing distance.
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"I'm really disappointed and so angry, I want to turn back the time," she said, somehow laughing at the thought.
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But hours after landing in the US, they were forced to turn back on flights they never expected to take.
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The helicopter had to turn back after the pilots learned that Egyptian jets were taking off, perhaps to intercept them.
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"If we don't turn back, we will go down," Francis told reporters on Sunday on the plane returning from Colombia.
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It will take an intense struggle in the Senate and the survival of the filibuster to turn back this threat.
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Below are transcripts of parts of the exchange: BOOKER: I want to turn back to this issue of black voters.
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Right. The point is that these are rejuvenation therapies, which means they are therapies that genuinely turn back the clock.
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Smiling to keep the boys at bay, I turn back around to steal a glance at her, she is crying.
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I went for a run in the morning, and I saw her and I had to stop and turn back.
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But it's easy to see why Ralph keeps trying to turn back toward the arcade, where life is safe and predictable.
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Merkel and Seehofer have been at odds over the latter&aposs plan to turn back some migrants at Germany&aposs borders.
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I get a cup of coffee from the kitchen and turn back to the boring task I was doing yesterday afternoon.
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I learned that the hard way, when I had to turn back on a mountain hike because it was too cold.
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I told him he needed to turn back around and bring me to my bed, and that I wasn't feeling okay.
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If that argument begins to gain purchase with the mass public, sensible Republican judges will hopefully turn back from the brink.
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Before we could turn back to the early-stage market and wrap up, we had to cover the latest from WeWork.
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If we can just turn back the clock following the letter of its 1787 precepts, change can be held at bay.
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The London-bound plane had to turn back to Calgary, Alberta, because passenger David Stephen Young was acting drunk and unruly.
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Their loud car disturbs an outrageously drunk Rick, who storms out and gives them hell, forcing then to turn back around.
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But Peter, sitting in panicked silence in the front seat, refuses to turn back to see if Charlie is all right.
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In an ordinary election, Mexicans would ditch Mr Peña's Institutional Revolutionary Party and turn back to the conservative National Action Party.
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Do they back the rage-infused, turn-back-the-clock tone of Trump, or perhaps his conservative, evangelical rival, Ted Cruz?
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IP lawyer Owen agreed, saying the groups backing this legislation have been after it for too long to turn back now.
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If we could turn back time, we'd explain to Andre 3000 that what's actually cooler than being cool is being warm.
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But once it crosses the line into cirrhosis, or scarring of the liver, you might not be able to turn back.
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Morrison was the architect of the policy to turn back asylum-seekers and to detain them in camps on remote islands.
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On March 9, the couple headed toward Langtang in Rasuwa district, but did not turn back when confronted with a snowstorm.
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My colleagues say plugging it in is usually the best way to get it to warm up and turn back on.
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Let's turn back the clock to Argentina in 2001 - when they defaulted and the peg went it was just complete chaos.
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As with the Indonesia flight, the Ethiopian crew radioed about control problems shortly after take-off and sought to turn back.
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It was not too late to turn back, he knew; it was not too late to abandon this ill-thought plan.
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Were Mr Trump miraculously to turn back productivity gains, he would add to the problems by causing average wages to fall.
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On Sunday, the No. 23 Pirates used their perimeter game to turn back St. John's 113-70 at the Prudential Center.
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Sometimes he wishes he could turn back time and return to the cult - emboldened by his current perspective on their practices.
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Tay announced via a tweet that she was turning off for the night, but she has yet to turn back on.
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A passenger jet was forced to turn back after an in-flight problem left a gaping hole in the engine casing.
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If Superman can just fly backwards and turn back the clock, why bother going through the rigmarole of fighting bad guys?
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"We could be at the dumbest moment ever, which is we're almost at the moon and we turn back," Bono said.
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"Turn back from this road while it's still possible ... Come to parliament and say what you have to say," he said.
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Or regulators around the world could simply admit that they made a mistake in the 1980s and turn back the clock.
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Your battery icon will turn back to black (or white, depending on your background, or red if your battery is low).
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He says that if he could turn back time, he would have found a way to invest more heavily in houses.
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Tropical Storm Karen is expected to turn back around, cover its own track, and head westward towards the Bahamas and Florida.
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But I'm hopeful that we will turn back in a more constructive direction in the next round in our presidential politics.
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We watch her pass, then turn back to face John, who has now bolted across the street and out of sight.
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Once that happens, it's not so easy to turn back any groundswell of ill-feeling toward Impact that might be building.
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They'd like to turn back the clock, but that's never been who we are as a nation so I am hopeful.
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It was too late to turn back so I continued walking past them, intending to climb at least out of sight.
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Fortunately, Apple allows you to tell if your iPhone is charging, even before it's been charged enough to turn back on.
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Larger things like the Homeric device of tagging characters to remind listeners — who can't easily turn back pages — who they are.
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It also explains the longing to, in effect, turn back the clock to a time when American manufacturers dominated international trade.
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I get that going home can trigger ancient rivalries and resentments, and even turn back the clock on hard-won maturity.
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In the meantime, you are obsessed with sending a militia to turn back thousands fleeing from murderous violence in their homelands.
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If you have time left over, you can turn back to last week's recommendations for a little hair of the dog.
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My heart is heavy and I wish I could turn back the hands of time, but what is done is done.
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After nearly an hour and some delays, the B-52 needed to turn back to base without resolving the minor mystery.
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The administration, citing the coronavirus threat to detention facilities, plans to turn back all undocumented immigrants and asylum seekers to Mexico.
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By the time the administrator made the announcement to take shelter in classrooms, we were too far away to turn back.
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When the abuses pile up to the extent of inciting a financial crisis, they turn back to the government for bailouts.
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Mr. Verma said that he urged Vikas to turn back but that his brother insisted they continue looking for the land.
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But, in most cases, the government hasn't spent billions of dollars trying to turn back the clock on these new technologies.
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In June, Air Europa flight UX89 was forced to turn back after a passenger tried to pull open the emergency exit.
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When O'Malley tries to leave Hudson Yards, the screen flashes red and warns "LOW INCOME AREA," forcing him to turn back.
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During the impeachment debate, Republicans howled about how the opposition was trying to turn back the results of the 2016 election.
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In 2017, she had to turn back from a distance barely 200 meters (656 feet) from the top after getting frostbite.
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And as millennials make it through life's challenges, I think our generation will turn back to religion more strongly once again.
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Allowing this obstruction to stand, Republicans said, would have caused more damage than overriding Senate precedent to turn back the filibuster.
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Chrissy Teigen live-tweeted her flight experience when the plane she was on reportedly had to turn back after four hours.
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It had set out to resupply the remote Alaskan outpost at Point Barrow, but heavy ice forced it to turn back.
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Please do not turn back the clock and remove one of the most important incentives for developing therapies for our community.
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But if she is unable to gain entry to the United States, she said, she would likely turn back to Honduras.
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Sanders told reporters that the president had been within five minutes of landing when the decision was made to turn back.
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He isn't trying to turn back time or build a new Eden so much as he's trying to landscape the future.
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We are looking ahead – and we will not, we shall not, we must not allow anyone to turn back the clock.
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Seehofer has been calling for Germany to turn back at its border migrants previously registered as asylum-seekers in other European countries.
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He says he wants to make preparations to turn back others, which would go into effect if no European agreements are reached.
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I for one am a member of the opposition because I refuse to turn back the clock on a country I love.
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It would be hard to turn back now, especially for someone who gives deep consideration to the impact of the smallest gestures.
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Instead, just two hours into the flight, an engine oil warning message forced the pilot to turn back for an emergency landing.
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And the LIGO team fully expects to see many more signals when the detectors turn back on again in a few months.
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My prayers that worry of such noise, we turn back to the source of all calmness—that source, that source is God.
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The harsh pill of reality has left many wondering if they can turn back time – but is it a little too late?
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Again, the US government would turn back the donation, because it was an exercise of private power to direct a public agency.
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The cargo drop has its own set of complications, and eventually, the crew is forced to turn back and track Mal down.
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Syrian and Iraqi refugees on their way to America were made to turn back, putting their lives at grave and imminent risk.
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The end result was an unnecessary confrontation with our creditors, a completely unnecessary referendum, a spectacular u-turn back in July 2015.
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Today, he and Hariri announce Celularity, a $230 million company devoted to using stem cells to turn back the clock on aging.
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The PRO Act, if enacted, will turn back the clock and return us to a potentially far more violent and unrestrained era.
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The tables turn back on the eldest pretty quickly, though, when the girls rotate back to his side and knock him over.
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I wish I could turn back time but I don't want to dwell on this because I wasn't trying to be mean.
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Now the battle will turn back to the grass roots as senators and legislators travel back home for the July Fourth break.
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Her "If I Could Turn Back Time" look was a throw back to her 1980s music video outfit with a sheer bodysuit.
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Trump might have run promising to turn back the special interests, but his policy papers promised a massive giveaway to Wall Street.
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They can't turn back the clock, but they are hanging onto its hands in the hope that they can hold back time.
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Rangers 9, Mariners 7 Willie Calhoun hit a go-ahead, three-run homer, and host Texas held on to turn back Seattle.
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Eliminating the prescription requirement will turn back the clock and remove the protections Congress itself put in place to prevent another outbreak.
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If North Korea begins to stall or not make any forward momentum, this is something you could turn back on rather quickly.
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It means that it will be easier for the Trump administration to turn back desperate Central American migrants at our southern border.
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He simply does the job he needs to do when asked, and won't turn back if he can do it even better.
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If the government exhausted those options, then it could turn back to the courts to compel Apple to help open the device.
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Gates might have lost his job, but the police commissions and reformers ultimately failed to turn back his transformational vision of policing.
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"China's foreign exchange management will not turn back, we will not go back down the old road of capital controls," said Wang.
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As someone like Spencer might put it, a "mulatto" was just president, and Donald Trump can't turn back the clock of history.
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I guess I thought MacNeill would turn back into the room, sit down on the bed and give me a pep talk.
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When a Switch's battery is fully drained, it can take many minutes to turn back on, even if connected to its charger.
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The targeting of the Tongass is the latest in Senator Murkowski's efforts to turn back longstanding protections of wild places in Alaska.
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Dense fog blanketed Marine One as it approached the border, and a few minutes before landing, the pilots decided to turn back.
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Even as some taps turn back on, residents worry about drinking from faucets, which sputter and, in some locations, produce hazy liquid.
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To understand the significance of what Yates revealed about Flynn, we have to turn back the clock a bit, to the transition.
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The new era, christened just weeks ago, will force the country's sprawling bureaucracy to literally turn back the clock to Year 1.
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My family thought I should've gone for it, that the worst-case scenario was that I'd have to turn back in Atlanta.
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The experience of two countries that managed to turn back the tide of COVID-216 — China and South Korea — bears this out.
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But just before I rounded the corner, my body made a U-turn back to the lobby and dove into the restroom.
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Trump attempted to fly to the DMZ on Marine One from Seoul, but had to turn back, according to the White House.
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Decisions to evacuate were often made late in the game, presumably to avoid acting unnecessarily, should the storm turn back to sea.
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There will be a lot of pain while this president is in office and the clock will turn back on many things.
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In order to turn back this country's centuries-long desire for Native land and resources, there cannot be only one Deb Haaland.
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It was not immediately clear why the Trump administration did not temporarily turn back on the exemption from the Obama-era rules.
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Data mishaps notwithstanding, perhaps the greatest present concern for Democrats is uniting in time to turn back Mr. Trump in the fall.
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That is what Judge Gorsuch's view on Chevron comes down to: a conservative attempt to turn back the tide that conservatives created.
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He was asked if the sentiment in Congress was shifting away from legislation to turn back the protectionist penalties against foreign producers.
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Nor, seeing his fitful approach, did one turn back to flip the window latch for the lifeform nearly breaking himself on glass.
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A car with a crew from CNN affiliate News18 was attacked, with the team and its female reporter forced to turn back.
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The flight reported technical problems and asked for permission to turn back before it crashed, and investigations are underway into the cause.
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Despite the robbery, their time in America has none of the urgency that bore down on them at every turn back home.
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The party's official policy would allow the Australian navy to turn back refugee boats and send them back to their source country.
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My past two projects have had very obvious connections to architecture, but lately I've been trying to turn back to mark-making.
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Democrats have now gone so far down the road of impeachment that it seems unlikely they will be able to turn back.
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But right now evangelicals can turn back to our traditional teaching that character matters and correct the mistake of supporting Donald Trump.
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And, perhaps, she's ready to turn back the clock and recapture that magic she first found on Centre Court 17 years ago.
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She had started to turn back to her family by the time I returned the wave, and I don't think she saw.
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"We have seen proposals that would turn back the clock on 23 years of predictability, openness and collaboration under NAFTA," Freeland said.
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Domingo Santana homered for the Mariners, who were wearing the uniforms of the 1969 Seattle Pilots on Turn Back the Clock Day.
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But it's easy to imagine a world in which things took a different turn back at the height of Bush's political power.
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If Alex Trebek could turn back time, there's one important date in his life that he'd change: the day he met his wife.
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Subatomic particles take on particle and wave properties simultaneously while they're interacting—though they turn back into particles (or waves) once they're observed.
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There will always be those who wish to turn back the hands of time and surrender to the politics of fear and nativism.
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"This checkpoint is closed," they chanted, forcing Trump supporters to turn back and walk along Indiana Avenue in search of a clearer path.
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Leaders eventually agreed to turn back migrants who have already sought asylum in another European nation under yet-to-be-reached bilateral deals.
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At one point, Mexican police urged the marchers to turn back, saying they were risking their opportunity to ever enter the United States.
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"So if this stock can turn back up, that indicator would tell you it just might be see a good run," said Maley.
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Sooner or later, al-Qaeda will morph again and turn back to global terrorism, with all the expanded resources now available to it.
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We want to turn now to the topic of executive orders, and for that, we're going to turn back to Mary Katharine Ham.
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In the event of an establishment coup, one possibility is that in theory Trump could turn back around and run for president again.
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The reason: Mrs Merkel was blocking his proposal to turn back at German borders those migrants that are registered in other EU states.
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Sian asked him to stop and rest, and when he sat down at the halfway point, he realized he had to turn back.
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But he is asking Democrats not to embrace a new generation of leadership in the primary and even to turn back the clock.
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In an interview with broadcaster Kanal 24, Erdogan said it would be "immoral" for Turkey to turn back from its deal with Russia.
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Do you think it actually makes sense for the United States to be engaging, or are you trying to turn back the clock?
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This spike, reminiscent of a flood of Central American migrants in 2014, has the Obama administration scrambling to again turn back the tide.
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This is a coordinated attack on women's health and an attempt to turn back the clock to a time before Roe v. Wade.
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Sometimes their iPhones just turn off, they said, and the phones don't turn back on until they're warmed up or plugged in again.
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Although cold water has been poured on our hopes to get a glimpse into Yazid's childhood, we respect his decision and turn back.
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As you approach, popular accounts say, you have one last chance to turn back—the event horizon that marks the black hole's edge.
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Cher is probably wishing she could turn back time so she could watch Adam Lambert cover her 226 mega-hit all over again.
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The president tried to visit the DMZ last November during a trip to Seoul, but dense fog forced his helicopter to turn back.
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On Wednesday, Mexico sent police reinforcements with riot gear to its border with Guatemala, threatening to turn back any migrants without proper documentation.
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Like Trumpism, it was a plea from voters left behind by economic change and resentful of social change to turn back the clock.
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John Dingell were unable to land in Michigan due to bad weather and had to turn back, according to two Democratic House aides.
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When he was asked a question about his romantic life, Mr. Putin tried to brush it off and turn back to the economy.
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Reeves tried to complete the journey once before, in 2017, but had to turn back when he hit rough seas below South Africa.
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He arrived at the spot with enough time to stop, turn back toward the plate and make the catch while almost standing still.
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Russia fired cruise missiles into Syria from warships in the Mediterranean for the first time, intensifying its efforts to turn back insurgent forces.
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Not only is it impossible to turn back the tide of globalization, but efforts to do so could actually make us worse-off.
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That, they say, has left them no choice but to turn back thousands of migrants, who then face waits of weeks or months.
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A constant fear among reformers is that the political winds could turn back toward tough-on-crime policies after years of favorable weather.
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His contribution is minimal, but there's really no one better to play the equivalent of a bridge troll urging people to turn back.
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That dynamic means trouble for Republican candidates if voters who reject Trump aren't convinced to turn back to GOP candidates down the ballot.
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A second attempt by police to turn back the migrants and force them to return to a border processing station was equally futile.
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Border officials initially told the group Monday that the facility was too full to process any additional claims and suggested they turn back.
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The U.S. plans to turn back asylum seekers and illegal immigrants at the southern border over concerns of coronavirus spreading in detention centers.
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Mike: Finally, let's turn back to Facebook, Google and Twitter, the three tech companies that are in the doghouse with Congress right now.
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They fear that he will undo or turn back the clock on many of the gains they've made over the past few decades.
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We watched a Prius, about a half-mile ahead, kick up some sand, then make a slow U-turn back toward terra firma.
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He then hopes the Forest Service will issue a permit to install equipment at Glacier Peak, then turn back to Washington's Mount Baker.
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Mr. Trump issued the veto Tuesday night, exactly seven months after using his first presidential veto to turn back a nearly identical resolution.
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Border door closes on him Perez said he didn't realize he'd been deported to Mexico until it was too late to turn back.
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The survey came in shortly after an incident involving a Jet Airways flight that lost cabin pressure and was forced to turn back.
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I am not suggesting that we can turn back time to those halcyon days when members of Congress carpooled and played cards together.
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"If I could turn back time the first thing I would do is go to a forensic physician to get evidence," she says.
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In addition, any effort to turn back the clock by re-imposing old regulations, like Glass-Stegall, could quickly turn into a disaster.
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Much of China's bottled water is simply purified, suggesting an improvement to tap water might see hard-pressed or greener consumers turn back.
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The pilot of flight JT610 had asked for, and received, permission to turn back to Jakarta, but what went wrong remains a mystery.
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It was uncomfortably addictive, the type of track you turn back to in spite of yourself, a perfectly shot, smoulderingly-graceful horror movie.
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After about 10 minutes of the agents pressuring the migrants to turn back, the group began crossing into Mexico the way they'd left.
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Well, it certainly sends a signal that some folk in the higher echelons of the church are trying to turn back the clock.
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I guess any porn scenes that I've watched recently myself that have been fresh in my mind, I can turn back to that.
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Interior Minister Horst Seehofer is calling for Germany to turn back at its border migrants previously registered as asylum-seekers in other European countries.
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But you would think 20 years later he would say, "You know I wish I could turn back the clock and show better judgment".
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However, many have written about the improbability of being able to turn back time to the days when America led the world in manufacturing.
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"I will oppose any attempt by AG Sessions, the Justice Department & the Administration to turn back the clock on our constitutional rights," Lee tweeted.
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I once, when I was 10, let my older sister drive us 20 minutes to a haunted house, only to make her turn back.
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The 1989 music video for "If I Could Turn Back Time" reinvigorated her musical image, as she fused heavy metal fashion with pop visuals.
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Two helicopters were deployed for that mission, but a decision was made to turn back when the foggy skies were determined to be dangerous.
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For her part she conceded her interior minister permission to turn back refugees banned from Germany; albeit that measure is already mostly in effect.
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The 71-year-old took the stage to perform "Believe" and "If I Could Turn Back Time" before accepting the award from Gwen Stefani.
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Now, it's a race against the clock to make sure it's up and running by May 1st when the LHC beams turn back on.
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We saw talking points that were copied and pasted from anti-LGBTQ groups and others who seek to turn back the clock on America.
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Still, legislators like Carlucci, who feel a responsibility to turn back the tide of opiate addiction, have limited options without help from federal agencies.
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"With the USDA report out of the way for the month, attention will turn back to weather forecasts and trade headlines," brokerage Allendale said.
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He added that "it was not possible" to turn back the clock on the Fornero reform, but said it could be made more flexible.
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It's very strange but Mrs Bird now won't stop singing to me that if she could turn back time, she would find a way.
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You may recall ... things took a turn back in May when G-Eazy was arrested in Sweden for drug possession, assault and resisting arrest.
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The alternative chip game was so strong that we began to feel overwhelmed enough to turn back to the original trendy veggie chip: kale.
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On opening night, she surprised the crowd with a special performance of her hit "If I Could Turn Back Time" during the curtain call.
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With more lands being conserved than ever before, why would we turn back the clock on a system that has been working as intended?
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Sometimes you think maybe this goes too far, so you always want to see or turn back to the place from which you started.
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But the culture warriors failed to turn back the clock, and Reaganomics, intensified during the presidency of George W. Bush, fostered inequality and speculation.
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I can't imagine how many times on that lonely walk down 280 in the middle of the night did he want to turn back.
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The Kovaleski incident shouldn't distract from the insidious ways in which Donald Trump's very being threatens to turn back the clock on disability rights.
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But Turkey knows that both these countries, in the long term, are adversaries and, prodded with sticks, Erdoğan might turn back toward the West.
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If you put a child in the right direction when they're in the state where they can be formed, they will always turn back.
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If you haven't yet played Control — or any of Remedy's other games, really — and you have an interest in doing so, turn back now.
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Had you or the other pedestrian stopped, the mother might have been embarrassed (or annoyed) enough to turn back and make the necessary inspection.
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Luke is able to turn back time, while Freya has a supernatural power so banal that she doesn't even want to talk about it.
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Deutsch contended that "turn back" meant that the trainers were aware that Bouchard was still at the tournament when the cleaning substance was applied.
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The pilot of flight JT610 had asked for, and received, permission to turn back to Jakarta airport, but what went wrong remains a mystery.
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It features cars that turn back and forth in controlled spins (so you don't get nauseated) while traveling up to 50.3 miles per hour.
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Or could we have brought ourselves blindly and instinctively to the edge of our own extinction, and is it still possible to turn back?
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Despite the best efforts of the pilot to land the RAF Voyager at two different airports, the plane had to turn back to Lahore.
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After a well-regarded run in art films like "Clouds of Sils Maria," Stewart has made a turn back toward mass-appeal movies lately.
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Inserting 'personhood' language into their tax bill is just the latest example of how they're trying to turn back the clock on this country.
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Iranian aviation officials, meanwhile, attributed the crash to an unknown technical malfunction and said the plane had started to turn back to the airport.
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Take it from retiree David Fisher, who told Business Insider that if he could turn back time, he'd tell his younger self to invest.
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"No other president has had the gall to try to back polluters and turn back the clock to pre-Santa Barbara," Mr. Brinkley said.
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But it doesn't matter how much this path has been discredited and trod on the road to failure, the establishment can't turn back now.
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"We cannot turn back the clock and undo the tragedies that occurred last year," Ryan said during the event, according to UVA's student newspaper.
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" He went on, "This is a make-or-break moment for the middle class, and we've been through too much to turn back now.
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But the plane can only capture a narrow slice of the cloud, Varble says, and it must turn back if hail begins to form.
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He ruled out weather as a cause of the crash, however, since the plane did not appear to attempt to turn back toward Jakarta.
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And though Bennet, again not unlike Biden, longs for days past, he has been sharply skeptical of Biden's pitch to turn back the clock.
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He ruled out weather as a cause of the crash, however, since the plane did not appear to attempt to turn back towards Jakarta.
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With more lands being conserved than ever before, why would we turn back the clock on a system that has been working as intended.
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To understand Judge Elrod's majority opinion in Texas, we need to turn back the clock to the original legislation President Obama signed in 2010.
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Daenerys Targaryen had just helped the forces of humanity turn back the army of the dead, her dragons blasting fire at the ice zombies.
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Once the device is shut off completely, wait a few seconds, then hold down the lock button on the right to turn back on.
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Now the Supreme Court must decide whether to turn back time or to continue our nation's progress toward recognizing the humanity of L.G.B.T. people.
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Instead, he gave a more general answer about why it's important to "prop up Medicaid" and not turn back the clock on the program.
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An Air New Zealand flight from Auckland to Shanghai was unexpected forced to turn back three hours into its 11-hour journey on Saturday.
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S. Safe Third Country Agreement, which requires it to turn back refugees if they make asylum claims at Canadian border crossings with the United States.
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In addition, the Australian navy was given permission to turn back boats of refugees encountered at sea, sending them back to their country of origin.
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According to the BBC, the aircraft which was traveling from Mumbai to Jaipur, India, had to turn back shortly after oxygen masks had deployed inside.
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Canadiens coach Claude Julien confirmed on the team&aposs website he will turn back to goaltender Carey Price on Thursday after Al Montoya started Monday.
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"With more events coming once LIGO and Virgo turn back on... we will know more about how often such 'double' mergers could happen," said Bartos.
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The flight was traveling from Moscow to Murmansk, a Russian city in the Arctic Circle, when an on-board emergency forced it to turn back.
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Seehofer wants Germany to turn back migrants at the border who have previously applied for asylum or registered as asylum-seekers in other European countries.
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The Obama-era Clean Power Plan was slated to increase energy costs, stifle energy development, and turn back the rising tide of American energy production.
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Cher never actually needs to turn back time — her trendsetting style in the '70s and '80s is as au courant today as it ever was.
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I turn back and head home, shower, pack a bag, throw on a cute cozy outfit, and put some more food in my cat's bowl.
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"If you want to send a message in this election, make it a resounding message: Turn back the forces of racism and misogyny," Obama said.
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Ige, who had the backing of some of the island state's most powerful unions, was able to turn back a challenge from retiring U.S. Rep.
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I forgot to grab a lid so I turn back around towards the register and see her quickly shove a butter cookie in her mouth.
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"Jeff Sessions wants to turn back the clock on the progress we've made, and we're going to have to fight and speak out against it."
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For nostalgic travelers looking to turn back the hands of time to their college years, the fountain of youth is reportedly somewhere in St. Augustine.
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The barrage of executive actions, most of which attempt to turn back the tide of the Obama years, tell us two things about Trump's presidency.
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As part of their training in May, the women climbed Mount Kenya which stands at 5,199 meters - but two of them had to turn back.
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Or, for some, Mr Trump's yen to turn back the clock may by association imply a resurgence of Christianity, even if his own behaviour doesn't.
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The move was previously criticized by the Congressional Black Caucus, which called it an effort to "turn back the clock" on efforts to encourage diversity.
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We cannot turn back the clock, so the question is how do we forge the best future for America that helps us stay on top.
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While the Senate Farm Bill is by no means perfect, it doesn't turn back the clock on environmental and health protections, conservation, and feeding people.
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Pacers 113, Magic 102 Domantas Sabonis led a balanced attack with 21 points as Indiana rallied from a halftime deficit to turn back host Orlando.
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In Michigan, union corruption will be on the ballot, as voters will decide whether to turn back a right-to-work law passed in 22019.
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It's unclear why pilots attempted to turn back, but the Boeing 737 MAX 8 crashed into the sea a short time later, according to Reuters.
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"I wish more than anything that I could turn back time and take back what I did," Sayoc said when he took the stand Monday.
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Cruise missiles launched from Mediterranean warships and bombers supplied at an Iranian base joined Syrian government forces in trying to turn back insurgents near Aleppo.
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It may not need to turn back to the United States before South America harvests its next crop, ADM Chief Executive Officer Juan Luciano said.
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The AAP warned that a surge in vaping among American teens threatens to turn back 22019 years of public health gains in reducing tobacco use.
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The following year, she straddled a cannon in the "If I Could Turn Back Time" video, creating one of the decade's most brazenly iconic images.
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"If you turned the spacecraft maybe it wouldn't turn back again," Dave Williams, a planetary curation scientist at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center, told Space.com.
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The pilots had asked to turn back to base shortly before losing contact with air traffic control, a spokesman for Indonesia's air navigation authorities said.
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When people and robots launch into space on far-off missions, it's a quiet tradition to briefly turn back toward Earth and take a photo.
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If the system fails to turn back on even after that hour, ensure the Switch is properly connected to its dock or USB-C charger.
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That makes it all the more important for Western leaders who understand the importance of unity to resist all attempts to turn back the clock.
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Divers were eventually able to get about a third of a mile beyond the chamber before a mudslide forced them to turn back, he said.
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When it's finished, we turn back to the place where horror is still alive, mutating, unstyled and hideously, sadistically inventive in its cruelties: the news.
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Kentucky's carriage could turn back into a pumpkin as soon as Saturday, when it faces No. 20 Georgia (25-27), its division rival, in Lexington.
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Sadly, I never realized how much Mr. Obama accomplished for our country until President Trump came along to turn back anything representing progress or fairness.
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" He was succeeded by a white man who won the presidency promising to turn back the clock, who built a campaign around the word "again.
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The Trump administration is reportedly planning to turn back all asylum-seekers at both the northern and southern borders over concerns regarding the coronavirus outbreak.
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" Representative Diana DeGette, Democrat of Colorado, has criticized the move, saying "the Trump administration is working furiously to turn back the clock on women's rights.
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A recent study found that about two-thirds of Australians support offshore processing, and growing numbers support measures to turn back intercepted boats at sea.
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Due to limited instances of abuse, however, some are working to turn back the clock by limiting the ability of Americans to help conserve land.
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So the impulse to protect them from social and demographic change is essentially an attempt to turn back the clock to a less-diverse time.
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Faced with the influx of migrants entering by boats, the government unveiled "Operation Sovereign Borders" in 2013 to ruthlessly intercept and turn back illegal arrivals.
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Rather than trying to turn back the clock on coal, why not repurpose abandoned factories to manufacture products for the energy format of the future?
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But it has urgency and energy because, unlike so many TV remakes that try to turn back time, it's all about how times have changed.
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The solution, now, is not to turn back to those days, to tell the referees that they just have to fail on their own again.
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The report said the crew never made a radio call for help and were trying to turn back for the airport when the plane crashed.
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Millions of people are popping supplements in the belief that vitamin D can help turn back depression, fatigue, muscle weakness, even heart disease or cancer.
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Rachael got out of the car because she and Thomas truly did not know whether to forge ahead, or cut their losses, and turn back.
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A bond is formed At first, O'Grey could only take his new sidekick about 100 yards before he'd turn back, huffing and puffing and embarrassed.
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If I could turn back time Time travel keeps cropping up in shows and movies as a cruel reminder that we can't actually do it.
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By Tuesday, US President Donald Trump had weighed in with a warning, threatening to cut foreign aid to Honduras if the group didn't turn back.
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"We do not want, in a few months, to turn back and say, 'Oh my God, we have missed a window of opportunity,'" he said.
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"We have seen proposals that would turn back the clock on 23 years of predictability openness and collaboration under NAFTA," said Chrystia Freeland, Canada's foreign minister.
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The history of the heartbeat bill To understand how we got where we are, let's turn back the clock and look at the heartbeat bill's history.
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For America's future Don't turn back Keep moving Move up Rise Up Own the future Go further Move ahead Climb higher Unleash opportunity It's about you.
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The Zimbabwean government is circulating information and pesticides among farmers to help them combat the threat, but faces a long struggle to turn back the tide.
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The CDU and CSU are conservative allies, but are locked in a dispute over Seehofer&aposs plans to turn back some migrants at Germany&aposs borders.
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The President attempted to visit the DMZ during a visit to South Korea in November 2017, but was forced to turn back due to bad weather.
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"We would not turn back (Angie Valeria) and her father Oscar, we would accept them into this country and follow our own asylum laws," O'Rourke said.
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As authorities followed the boat, it made an abrupt turn back toward Fajardo, on the east coast of Puerto Rico, and landed near the Rio Fajardo.
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While U.S. President Donald Trump's threat of punitive tariffs on high-tech U.S. exports could slow Beijing's momentum, it won't turn back the tide, they say.
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Every day, in neighborhoods all over the U.S., Black girls are unwittingly wading into the swamp and calling out for help when they can't turn back.
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Donald Trump and Republican lawmakers in Washington and across the country are determined to turn back the clock — especially when it comes to women's reproductive rights.
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Another approach involves adding genes to adult cells to turn back their biological clocks, creating so-called induced pluripotent stem cells that behave like embryonic ones.
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To understand what Flynn just pleaded guilty to and why it matters, we have to turn back the clock to December 2016 — the presidential transition period.
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Voters in the central Ohio district sent a message: the Trump agenda is leading America in the right direction and they don't want to turn back.
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If you're weak of stomach or faint of heart, turn back now before it's too late: This ingrown hair-plucking video is definitely not for you.
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The party was split between those who thought AHCA did too much to turn back Obamacare, and those who thought it did not do nearly enough.
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He added that in many areas refugee protections were backsliding with a growing number of countries trying to turn back refugees in violation of international law.
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"I can't expect a German Volkspartei (big tent party) to say 'this is the moment for us to turn back and deal with ourselves'," he said.
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But let me tell ya… if I could turn back time, I wouldn't be pouring Aviation Gin over his grave in the middle of the night.
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Two purpose-built vessels operated by the Norwegian Society for Sea Rescue had been forced to turn back due to the severe weather, the service said.
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President Trump was en-route to the Demilitarized Zone between North and South Korea today when Marine One had to turn back due to bad weather.
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After being forced to turn back by weather on the first attempt, the president waited an hour to try again before the trip was called off.
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During a heated argument regarding whether to turn back to England or continue on to Dunkirk, the soldier accidentally knocks George down a flight of stairs.
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The dust storm is actually keeping it relatively warm on Mars, so Opportunity will likely stay warm enough to turn back on when the dust clears.
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My phone eventually shut down from the cold, and I anxiously waited for it to turn back on, using my own body heat to warm it.
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With elections threatening stability in East Africa's political and economic hub, the race for votes will now turn back to a contest between continuity and change.
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He was endorsed in May 2016 by the National Rifle Association and frequently promised during the campaign to turn back any efforts to further gun restrictions.
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Plus, those buttons, which you can use to advance and turn back pages fall nicely under your thumb (you can also reprogram them, if you like).
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That preservation allows scientists to turn back the clock, revealing clues about our part of space when life was just forming about 3.9 billion years ago.
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An Airbus A320 operated by Dutch budget airline Transavia had forced to turn back after a passenger tried to open the emergency exit during the flight.
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Gutted animals hanging from trees and strange markings are not enough to make them turn back, and the men soon find themselves facing their own darkness.
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Having proven itself a fickle partner, the United States would only be giving India every reason to turn back toward its historically reliable and trusted supplier.
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Now the 19-year-old spends hours crushing stones at Kunduchi quarry in a Dar es Salaam suburb - knowing it is too late to turn back.
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They also hint that you never know what you might find when you turn back to the past—I'd made internet friends through mutual Los Campesinos!
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Due to the short length of the balcony, Nochomovitz was unable to gain any momentum or speed as he had to constantly turn back and forth.
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Libby: It's hard to finish the last section and not want to immediately turn back to the beginning and see the whole story with new eyes.
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Since I can't turn back time, I'll work to make sure that the admissions process is fair for future students, not just at Harvard but everywhere.
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While the process for resetting your Apple TV is simple, it might take a few moments for your device to reset itself and turn back on.
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Much of the conflict has played out amid American efforts to curtail Iran's use of proxy forces and to turn back the country's growing regional influence.
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Jean Todt, president of the governing FIA, said in March that any attempt by Formula One to turn back the clock would be unacceptable to society.
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"We have it within us to turn back these attacks, right these wrongs, repair this damage, restore reverence for our institutions, and prevent further moral vandalism."
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He and his team were forced to turn back, for fear of plankton farming unleashing another greenhouse gas (methane), or perhaps causing an ocean dead zone.
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If they could turn back time, they say, they would have bought more properties and set up even more passive income streams to fund their retirement.
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Nuggets turn back skidding Grizzlies DENVER — When Paul Millsap went down, Denver Nuggets coach Michael Malone pulled aside Nikola Jokic with a request — lead this team.
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Iran's position: Iranian aviation officials, meanwhile, attributed the crash to an unknown technical malfunction and said the plane had started to turn back to the airport.
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Through a combination of threats and tariffs, the US is cajoling countries on the caravan route to turn back these desperate asylum-seekers on its behalf.
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The Chinese government has made great efforts to try to halt or turn back the growth of deserts in northern China, and especially in Inner Mongolia.
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To turn back the clock on immigration, Sessions, Bannon and Trump would have to prevent more immigrants from coming in and remove those who are here.
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As local media documented the first steps of the group's journey over the weekend, government officials across the region spoke out, advising them to turn back.
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In one instance, after my Switch was put in sleep mode, it failed to turn back on, even after the device had been charging for hours.
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To understand why this case inspires such intense feelings, turn back the clock about three decades to the Supreme Court's 1988 decision in Morrison v. Olson.
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If Mr. Trump and his Republican allies are likely to try to overheat the system, Mr. Nadler's instinct, they say, is to turn back the dial.
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Two British divers discovered the group on Monday evening just as they were laying down the last of their guidelines and were about to turn back.
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More than 10 million Soviet soldiers died in order to take about 26 million German lives and turn back the Nazi attack on the Eastern Front.
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For me specifically, every year as the leaves turn back to green and pollen begins to stick to cars, it means one step closer to summer.
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He sought to turn back the clock to happier days, reminding reporters that he landed in Chile expressing "pain and shame" for children abused by priests.
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Before the 36-year-old tries to turn back the clock, Jones says he's got some other business to attend to -- including getting certified to coach!!
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And whereas independence was once a frightening unknown, it now looks like a chance to turn back the clock to the safe old days of EU membership.
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We've also seen the power of state legislatures to turn back the clocks when it comes to issues like voting rights, LGBT rights and women's reproductive rights.
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Difference of opinion: Horst Seehofer (left) wants Germany to turn back refugees who have already registered in other countries, a sharp contrast to Merkel's open door policy
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Meanwhile a proposal by his German counterpart, Horst Seehofer, to turn back migrants registered in other EU countries has led to a showdown with Chancellor Angela Merkel.
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The way for progress is not to turn back time, but to continue institutionalizing this space with professional standards and reasonable regulations that protect consumers and citizens.
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UNIDENTIFIED MALE: This is yet just again an example of an effort to turn back the hands of time, to retrogress when it comes to civil rights.
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Merkel and Interior Minister Horst Seehofer, the CSU leader, argued for weeks over the latter&aposs proposal to turn back some migrants unilaterally at the German border.
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An Alaska Airlines flight from Anchorage to Seattle had to turn back around after a passenger locked himself in the bathroom and took off all his clothing.
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Like, if the North Koreans are not going to live up to their end of the bargain, we can turn back on our military exercises very quickly.
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But unless Aaron Rodgers can turn back the clock and find some sort of passing game, it will be hard for him to keep pace with Cousins.
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The attorneys general cite news reports of asylum-seekers who say they've been told to turn back because the United States doesn't have space to house them.
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To honor the Mother Monster, we decided to turn back the clock to revisit and recreate three of Lady Gaga's most iconic looks on one super-fan.
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At successive meetings the chancellor told him bluntly that she could not accept its proposal to turn back migrants registered in other EU countries at German borders.
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The pictures went up today on NASA's Earth Observatory blog, but lights have started to turn back on since the "after" image was snapped on October 12th.
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Under a "safe third country" agreement between Canada and the United States, implemented in 2004, Canada should turn back asylum-seekers crossing over from its southern neighbour.
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Economists and businesspeople said the looser cap would meanwhile see companies turn back to the black market to source dollars and channel them into the banking system.
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As the group prepares to leave the current apocalypse behind, the Umbrelladults turn back to their tween selves, as Five did during his premiere episode time jump.
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"And the restraint on the Pakistani side was not to gloat but to actually come up with Imran Khan's suggestion to turn back the pilot," he added.
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There's now officially no need to turn back time — Cher is returning to the stage for her first live awards show performance in more than 15 years.
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Think about it: If someone stops by your desk to brainstorm, she'll probably be thrown off if you say "no" and then turn back to your keyboard.
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In London, when Mahusin realized it was too late to turn back, she considered an intentional false start—anything to get out of the race, she thought.
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But we should make sure we know and discuss each step that we take because it is unlikely we will ever completely be able to turn back.
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"In fact he was allowed to turn back," he said, adding that a decision where in Europe to send the black boxes would be taken by Thursday.
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Even if the Trump administration proves to be the catastrophe she foresees, there is no reason the Democrats would turn back to her for a third run.
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And partly because they really decided to buy into the idea that Donald Trump could turn back the clock and make America great again, as he says.
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If the purpose of a Thai coup is to turn back the clock, the point of the constitution that follows is to freeze the hands in place.
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Now, standing in a room full of people who would happily help get me over the finish line, I wanted to turn back in the other direction.
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We ignored one genocide after another in Africa, and have belatedly arrived to try to turn back the chaos caused by rampant corruption and unchecked terrorist activity.
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And what that means is I use advanced skin-care techniques plus high-performance and active ingredients, powerhouse ingredients, that are known to turn back the clock.
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Tourist Tiana Smith of Atlanta said she was walking toward the statue during a tour Wednesday afternoon when the workers there started telling everyone to turn back.
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"We can't turn back the clock on these decisions," said the executive, who did not have clearance to speak to media and so declined to be identified.
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Like snakes, they are regarded as troublesome, and often killed or abandoned in forests or near river-beds where they are believed to turn back into serpents.
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Don't turn back Keep moving Move up Rise Up Own the future Go further Move ahead Climb higher Unleash opportunity Theme: It's about you It's about you.
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An Air India flight was forced to turn back during its journey from Mumbai to London after a rodent was reportedly spotted on board, the airline said.
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Together, we have it within us to turn back these attacks, to right these wrongs, repair this damage, restore reverence for institutions, and prevent further moral vandalism.
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He was more certain his 11th-ranked Bulldogs would turn back the tide in a 73-20083 win in the AdvoCare Invitational championship game at Orlando, Fla.
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"We hope the U.S. administration will put a stop to this wrong and turn back from it," he said in an interview with Turkish broadcaster A Haber.
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Imagine that marginal Hillary voter, if the only thing they'd heard over the last two weeks was about WikiLeaks, would they ever turn back to being undecided?
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Norimichi discovers that if he throws it and makes a wish, he can turn back time to earlier in the day to relive events with improved outcomes.
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"I'd really hate to see the clock turn back after we've made such tremendous strides," said Stacey Long Simmons, advocacy director for the National L.G.B.T.Q. Task Force.
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A long convoy of Red Cross trucks tried to reach the city ahead of the storm, but had to turn back when winds rose sooner than expected.
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I would have liked to turn back, but I was afraid of the cypress and what it might be able to do with its hairy black branches.
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It was during that exchange with the other planes, the person said, that Captain Getachew, with panic in his voice, interrupted with his request to turn back.
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"It is time to turn back the division and the hate," Klobuchar says in the ad, which uses footage from her appearance at Biden's Monday night rally.
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"It is time to turn back the division and the hate," Klobuchar says in the ad, which uses footage from her appearance at Biden's Monday night rally.
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But we didn't go far before the road was blocked, and firefighters told us we had to turn back the first way we went, so we did.
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Another trainer, Eva Scheumann, sent an email to Bouchard telling her that trainers had left for the night but could "turn back" if she still needed anything.
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" Her answer is to turn back to the well of nature: "The world is so beautiful, even as it burns, even as those we love leave us.
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The Hess supporters were forced to turn back about a half-mile short of Spandau Prison because of a blockade formed by counterprotesters like the woman above.
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After the interview, there's a very small chance a defendant could turn back toward fighting the charges, according to several lawyers who specialize in federal criminal cases.
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She has gone too far to turn back now, and it is clear that she is none too happy with the position she has boxed herself into.
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Together, we have it within us to turn back these attacks, right these wrongs, repair this damage, restore reverence for our institutions, and prevent further moral vandalism.
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Rockies 6, Cardinals 3 Charlie Blackmon and Carlos Gonzalez homered to back the strong pitching of right-hander Jon Gray, helping Colorado turn back host St. Louis.
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His thinking is largely rooted in the 1980's and he's been the champion of a failed consensus that hardly anybody really wants to turn back to.
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This gives individuals the opportunity to make changes such as diet and activity that can have a significant impact on lifespan—and perhaps turn back the clock.
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Even in the cheeriest moments, when Patrick was clean, everyone — including him — seemed to be bracing for the inevitable moment when he would turn back to drugs.
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It's no longer just the outcry of a culture that wants to turn back the clock so that it can pretend that gay people do not exist.
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"We want America to turn back from this wrong and unacceptable decision," Cavusoglu said earlier in the Azeri capital Baku, where he met Iranian and Azeri ministers.
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The military had tried to rescue the men shortly after the crash, but when their helicopters were engulfed in a snowstorm, they were forced to turn back.
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Clinton, Mr. Rangel, who represents Harlem, did not mention Mr. Sanders but he emphasized that the political momentum would soon turn back in the former first lady's favor.
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The Tigers always have been the rest of college football's great hope to turn back the Tide, thanks to a blend of advantages that no other school possesses.
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"It is out of the question for us to turn back from where we've brought our country in terms of democracy and the economy," he said on Sunday.
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That honor this year goes to Cher, who — "Believe" it or not — will turn back time for her first live awards show performance in more than 20173 years.
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Seehofer heads to Vienna on Thursday to meet with Austrian government officials to discuss his plan to turn back asylum-seekers who have registered in another EU country.
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"We could be at the dumbest moment ever, which is we're almost at the moon and we turn back," Bono told The Associated Press by phone from Dublin.
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"China advised the United States to rein in its horse before the precipice, and be aware of its errors, and turn back from the wrong path," it said.
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"Our goal has always been to break a record again and again, and advance step by step and not to turn back no matter what happens," Kim said.
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Whether he can win in the coming North Korea discussions could determine whether the US and North Korea continue on the diplomatic path — or turn back toward war.
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He is trying to turn back the clock, to a time when a pragmatic, mild-mannered Democrat could win statewide office (Bredesen was the last, 12 years ago).
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While the stated goal of US policy is to turn back Iran's regional influence, the creation of a vacuum in northeastern Syria will also play into Tehran's hands.
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The organization's inspectors have sought to gain access to Douma to collect evidence of chemical agents but were forced to turn back after coming under gunfire this week.
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"The big broadband barons and their Republican allies want to turn back the clock and make big cable and big cellphone companies the gatekeepers for internet access," Sen.
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As soon as I got over that wall of wanting to turn back, the rest of the trip was sad because I knew it was going to end.
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The 56-year-old actress recently sat down with InStyle and confessed that she has no plans to turn back the clock when it comes to outward appearance.
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Since their divorce, Mai has been candid about the stress it's caused ever, even revealing that if she could turn back time, she wouldn't have even married Harteis.
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If you didn't help the film break every box office record imaginable this weekend, it'd be a good idea to turn back because... we're in the endgame now.
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The two Russian shipments had set sail from the ports of Taman and Novorossisk before receiving a rejection notification and are now expected to turn back, traders said.
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In any case, we think we just figured out the answer to what Cher would do if she could turn back time, if she could find a way.
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I remember in visual frames of when I saw my mom at the end of the runway and then when I turn back around and saw my friends.
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But when all of the machines turn back on next year, researchers expect to see as many as one neutron star merger per month, as we reported today.
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And he's set to turn back the clock even further, to a character who debuted before his first marriage, when filming begins next year on Top Gun: Maverick.
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During a Wednesday appearance with Jacob on CNN's "Erin Burnett OutFront," Kimmel said he headed out in his car, but had to turn back because of the flooding.
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British Columbia's experience offers a guide as to how the administration can create a very promising phase two and effectively turn back the red-tape tide of regulations.
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I can use taps or swipes on the screen to turn or turn back a page, or use the two physical buttons on the face of the device.
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Although the Afghan forces have so far done better in defending territory this year after a disastrous 2015, they have seemed unable to turn back the insurgents' gains.
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However, Trump and his entourage had to turn back when the weather made it impossible for his helicopter to land in the border area, the White House said.
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Both flights were bound for London but decided to turn back due to safety concerns, local station Channel 2 Action News reported, according to the Atlanta Journal-Constitution.
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If you want to turn back the clock, HIIT protocols of aerobic exercise like running, biking, and swimming are the single best form of exercise you can do.
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A white fence accompanied it but then appeared to give up and turn back as though in distaste or despair just before the service road entered some trees.
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Fiers combined with Liam Hendriks and Blake Treinen on a three-hitter, helping the A's turn back the Orioles for the fourth time in five tries this season.
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But in a bystander's video, Mr. Andrich can be seen walking away, briefly turning to face the officer, then seeming to turn back away when he was shot.
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It's a narrative that tries to turn back the clock of the country to a time that in some ways never existed and in other ways never changed.
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The two have worked to turn back the Magnitsky Act, a 22012 American law detested by President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia, that punishes Russian human rights violators.
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For decades, though, Dr. Daffner would listen to Mr. Gonis's ideas about aging well, then turn back to his patients and his research on interventions for healthy aging.
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Of the roughly $3 billion a year spent to turn back malaria, the United States is by far the biggest contributor, giving almost 40 percent of all funding.
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Further, a judge acted expeditiously to turn back a challenge from rally organizers to Northam's temporary ban on firearms, which the Virginia Supreme Court upheld on Friday night.
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It was a perilous voyage, through a soft fall of ash and pumice, and at one point, with the sea growing wilder, a helmsman recommended they turn back.
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They were welcomed by the island's mysterious overseer, Mr. Roarke (played by the dashing actor Ricardo Montalbán), who had godlike powers to predict outcomes and turn back time.
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On Tuesday night, the State Senate and House, both held by Republicans, moved swiftly, narrowly voting hours apart to turn back the governor's veto of the tax increase.
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An Aer Lingus plane had to turn back shortly after taking off from Dublin Airport on Thursday morning after it hit a hare on the runway during takeoff.
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Turn back now before it's too late and millions and millions and millions of Americans are hurt so badly in ways from which they will never, ever recover.
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"The Tokyo chapter of the LDP ... has the power to turn back the pace of reform, but it does not have the power to push forward," Koike said.
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Flight ET302 to Nairobi had just taken off from the Ethiopian capital of Addis Ababa Sunday when it reported technical problems and asked for permission to turn back.
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And you know, Jim, I want to tell you, if you turn back the clock three, four years ago, any consumer company was dead in the water. Right?
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"There were so many instances, even for someone like Elizabeth Holmes, to turn back and say, 'I'm taking things a little too far here,'" Cheung told CNN Business.
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Flight ET2157 to Nairobi had just taken off from the Ethiopian capital of Addis Ababa Sunday when it reported technical problems and asked for permission to turn back.
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The other giants on the island come running at the sound of Polyphemus's screams, but they soon turn back when the Cyclops exclaims that "nobody" had hurt him.
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One second you are in Austin-style Brady Bunch suburbia and then you take a turn back into the Austin of, well, shit, the only word is yore.
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It doesn't so much call for change as it speaks to a desire to turn back the clock to a country with different economic policy and different demographics.
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We can't turn back the clock and get him to undo the bad behavior, but we can at least say: starting now we can acknowledge what he did wrong.
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"It is out of the question for us to turn back from where we've brought our country in terms of democracy and the economy," Erdogan said on Sunday night.
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"A lot of people tried to dissuade us and make us turn back - police officers, our friends... because they knew we were facing a lot of backlash," Kanakadurga said.
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But the British press' attention will soon turn back to the Trump and the tension in the "special relationship" with the President's state visit to the UK next week.
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All he really has to do is turn back to the DJ booth and tell Alchemist the words that he should've said a decade ago: let's make an album.
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So I came off the pill, walking away thinking it was possible I'd outgrown acne; one year later, the treacherous bastard made a U-turn back into my life.
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Their failure to turn back North Korea's development of its nuclear arsenal is manifest in its flurry of nuclear tests and ballistic missile engineering over the last seven years.
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The dramatic win completed a two-game weekend sweep for the Cardinal (8-8, 2-1), who went two overtimes to turn back UCLA 107-33 on Thursday night.
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The FCC might not be able to turn back and impose similar restrictions on Comcast, even though the company has been the worst offender in imposing data caps recently.
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Making something out of nothing (burger) So let's turn back to the latest video from James O'Keefe, where I was supposedly caught on camera shrugging off the Russia investigation.
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Party like it's 85003: Lawmakers struggle to steer spotlight back to deficit: Several lawmakers are trying to turn back the clock and return Washington's focus to debt and deficits.
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"If the international community stays firm, demanding elections, we are sure the government will have to turn back," another opposition leader and two-time presidential candidate Henrique Capriles said.
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MORE (R-Ariz.) have both stressed that funds are needed to keep the president's lofty defense promises on the campaign trail and turn back years of declining military readiness.
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This is that moment when panic begins to set in: You pledge to never harmlessly stalk again, and you wish more than anything that you could turn back time.
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Celtics pushed before holding off Nets BOSTON — It wasn't easy, but the Boston Celtics managed to turn back the clock to a special time in franchise history on Sunday.
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At certain points along the border, thousands of people wait in limbo every day, too scared to turn back to danger, and blocked by the Bangladeshi border guards ahead.
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Sessions, from the moment he became attorney general, has attempted to turn back the work that was done in the Obama administration to make our criminal system less inequitable.
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They're confounding and compelling at once, occasionally veering into Mark E Smith territory if anything, all sneers and bite-backs and no time to turn back and explain themselves.
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Domantas Sabonis led a balanced attack with 21 points Sunday night as the Indiana Pacers rallied from a halftime deficit to turn back the host Orlando Magic 109-102.
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He's promising to turn back time, to restore factories that were demolished years ago and to deport the Hispanic arrivals who turned the local barbershop into a storefront church.
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A United Airlines passenger filmed the engine cover peeling off a plane, which was forced to turn back to the airport in Denver, Colorado due to an engine issue.
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In the beginning, I would suggest they join me, hoping to create an accountability community, but that got only wry smiles and a quick turn back to their screens.
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The bundle of nerves that twisted up my stomach before takeoff had disappeared by the time the pilot took back the controls and made the turn back towards Westchester.
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"The big broadband barons want to turn back the clock and undo these fundamental consumer protections so they can freely collect and profit from customer's sensitive personal information," Sen.
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Puerto Rico Governor Ricardo Rossello said he ordered a Puerto Rican ship carrying humanitarian aid to turn back after a Venezuelan navy ship threatened to open fire on it.
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Apparently, Brits have them done on the body of a shirt in line with the third button down, but Germans choose to monogram the turn-back of the cuff.
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Queer narratives and imagery are amusing or novel for awhile, and then the tides turn back, acceptance wanes, and what was fashionable returns to being an object of derision.
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The last thing we should do is turn back the clock, weaken the Clean Water Act and further fray our national commitment to clean water and a healthy environment.
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MEXICO CITY — As a large caravan of Central American migrants approached the northern border of Mexico last month, the Trump administration launched a campaign to turn back the group.
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So in the fall, it is with some relief that I turn back to the canned variety for all kinds of everyday cooking like pastas, stews, curries and enchiladas.
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We certainly don&apost want to turn back the clock and make everyone a traditional, full-time employee again; the flexible workforce is a real asset for US competitiveness.
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Bryant's pilot, Zobayan, would have had final authority on the decision to leave, possibly confident that, in a helicopter, he could land or turn back if the weather worsened.
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Forecasters predicted that after making landfall, the storm would turn back up the coast toward Houston, the nation's fourth-largest city and home to the oil and gas industry.
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"I wanted to do something for myself," she told PEOPLE, though she added that she's keeping herself in her best shape rather than trying to turn back the clock.
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The All Nippon Airways flight, which was flying out of Los Angeles and headed to Tokyo, had to turn back "due to an administrative mix-up," according to CNN.
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Then, when the diamond mines in the stories about her family turn out to be reality rather than childish fantasy, she is able to turn back into a princess.
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Sherry Bebitch Jeffe, a political analyst and professor at the University of Southern California, said the eyes of the national political parties will turn back to California soon enough.
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If you're a veteran who wants to do a blind run, I promise I won't spoil anything major, but purists who want a truly blind run should turn back.
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"The turning point is here but we cannot rule out the possibility we can turn back," said Ranping Song, developing country climate action manager for the World Resources Institute.
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It is perhaps cosmic justice that, four decades later, the movement to turn back the neoliberal model is fueled by righteous anger unleashed by Trump's election to the presidency.
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It's not like we can turn back the clock to a simpler age that never existed — pointed political rhetoric has been with us since the pamphleteers of the Revolutionary War.
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Instead of seeking to turn back the hands of time, however, Wyss-Coray is using the findings from his study to see if it can be beneficial to Alzheimer's patients.
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The Jet Airways flight headed from Mumbai to Jaipur had to turn back shortly after takeoff when the crew reportedly failed to press a switch that would have maintained pressure.
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The bloc, under legal obligation not to turn back those who are fleeing war and persecution, is now paying Turkey to do more to prevent them from entering the region.
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The boat started heading towards its next destination, Cozumel, Mexico, but a decision was made en route to turn back to Port Canaveral after more passengers began to fall ill.
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I cannot turn back the hands of time," he continued, "so at least this a life lesson I've learned on my behalf and all I can do is move forward.
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Then she surprised everyone when she came out in her iconic "If I Could Turn Back Time" outfit including the sheer thong bodysuit, leather jacket, garter belt and epic wig.
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Indeed, global exchange stocks are low, which is why a growing number of copper bulls argue that copper's robust micro dynamics can turn back the bear tide of macro negativity.
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In her summer television interview, recorded yesterday afternoon, she deemed them wirkungsgleich to the CSU's alternative proposal: to turn back "secondary" migrants registered in other EU states at German borders.
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Puerto Rico Governor Ricardo Rossello said he ordered a Puerto Rican ship carrying humanitarian aid to turn back after a Venezuelan navy ship threatened to open fire on the vessel.
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But it has gotten so bad so quickly that the rover has shifted into low-power mode, and no one knows when, or even if it will turn back on.
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Republican President Donald Trump has promised to turn back many of the Affordable Care Act's facets, but Congress has not been able to agree on a repeal or a replacement.
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After being cleared by the control room to turn back, Flight 302 climbed to an unusually high altitude and disappeared from radar over a restricted military zone, the person added.
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As with the Indonesia flight, they radioed control problems shortly after take-off and sought to turn back, struggling to get their plane on track before it hit a field.
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The company said it was losing millions of dollars a week before it received the easement, and a lawyer for the company said it doesn't intend to turn back now.
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A China Eastern Airlines A330, also powered by Trent 700s, was forced to turn back to Sydney just after takeoff for Shanghai after part of its engine nacelle broke apart.
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Instead, some computer model projections are suggesting that Hurricane Matthew will turn back to the south and then possibly to the west, striking Florida from the east early next week.
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On Tuesday, Aktop said that the S-400 systems, which President Tayyip Erdogan has said Turkey would not turn back from, would be delivered in July and installed in October.
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But now we have environmentalists who want to turn back the clock and force us to power our $20 trillion industrial economy with energy sources from before the industrial age.
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The false promise being peddled by this White House that the solution to our problems is just to turn back the clock -- to "Make America Great Again" -- is not honest.
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It may be difficult for the tide to turn back to bitcoin and away from gold from here, says Tim Seymour, founder and chief investment officer of Seymour Asset Management.
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But Trump really has changed the conversation around immigration — the Washington Post's Greg Sargent called him a "black hole" — in a way it won't necessarily be easy to turn back.
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There's an urgent need to turn back to a time when sea bounty changed hands with some transparency—from a local fisherman to the dock to a restaurant or customer.
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The British see him, and manage to fire a round into his jaunty beret before he's able to turn back into the warm embrace of a very impressed Prince Charles.
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Doctors see an opposite trend in the fall: The day after we turn back the clocks, heart attack visits drop 21% as many people enjoy a little extra pillow time.
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Flights headed to New York were forced to turn back, and connecting flights that were only supposed to bring passengers to New York for a brief stay were grounded indefinitely.
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"We cannot turn back the clock, but we cannot take any more visitors than we have now, we cannot make our streets any bigger than what they are," he said.
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Citing fears of keeping the novel coronavirus from spreading, the US government is weighing a plan to immediately turn back all migrants who approach the US-Mexico border without documentation.
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He and his party have responded by veering sharply to the right: The proposal to turn back migrants at the border is reminiscent of one AfD made late last year.
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Sessions, Christie, and others would like to turn back the clocks and revisit a time when "reefer madness" ruled our beliefs that marijuana would lead to addiction, corruption, and violence.
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Armed with that knowledge, she approached the CDG, convincing Rachid Karkari, the official in charge of Sidi Harazem, that their duckling could — with proper intervention — turn back into a swan.
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After making landfall, forecasters predicted, the storm would make a turn back up the coast toward Houston, the nation's fourth-largest city and home to the oil and gas industry.
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The numbers were so high that Mr. Minniti — often characterized by supporters as on the tougher, more realistic, side of the center-left government — decided to turn back to Rome.
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"Make no mistake, Paul Ryan can't turn back time and undo the damaging vote he imposed on his conference," said Meredith Kelly, a spokeswoman for the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee.
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VTA also recently launched a TV ad blitz, spending six figures to land spots on Fox News warning that millions will turn back to traditional cigarettes or the black market.
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Ms. Nielsen also encouraged lawmakers to pass legislation that would allow the indefinite detention of families and to more easily turn back claims of asylum by migrants from Central America.
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"The Chinese government uses all kinds of methods to try to get us to turn back our policies," a White House National Security Council spokesman said when asked for comment.
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We voted to leave the EU, staking our claim as a western European country that believes it can turn back the clock to untangle itself from the effects of globalization.
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The question moving forward is whether journalists will turn back to cover the cases of Castile and Sterling once most of the news has come out about what happened in Dallas.
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But she is now under pressure at home, with her own interior minister Horst Seehofer threatening to turn back asylum- seekers who have registered in another country at the Bavarian border.
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The nation was changing on many fronts, and white conservative evangelicals mobilized to turn back the clock and "restore" or "reclaim" an America that they believed was in danger of disappearing.
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On the software side, both Scratch 3.0 and Python can be used to program functions like "Hit and Turn Back," wherein the turret spins back around after being hit from behind.
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He's hoping that, after November, he can turn back from politics a bit and refocus on the equally weird worlds of terrifying televangelists, tortured game-show hosts, and condescending celebrity chefs.
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It's delivered by Tasha (Dominique Perry) to Lawrence after he ghosted from her family cookout to go hang out with his coworkers, and didn't turn back up until it was over.
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And last week, acting US Customs and Border Protection chief Mark Morgan praised Mexico on Twitter, sharing a news story about the October 12 operation to turn back the latest caravan.
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Athens retorts that it is both illegal and dangerous to attempt to turn back potential asylum-seekers at sea, and trying to do so would inevitably lead to yet more deaths.
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As aides tried to hustle him away, he would often pause and turn back, or roll down his car window, to give a final response, throwing political caution to the wind.
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And if you look at that you are off a little bit, then everyone is going to turn back and say let's look at China and what happened there last night.
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He said it was crucial for Republicans to muster forces to turn back a strong Democratic drive to win one or both houses of the U.S. Congress in November midterm elections.
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Propelled by the anger of a forgotten underclass and a desire to turn back the clock, could the US be about to follow the UK in reaching an equally unlikely result?
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Aetna (AET) reportedly plans to ask for a trial to save its proposed deal to buy Humana (HUM) if its current court case fails to turn back a Justice Department injunction.
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Rather than a turn-by-turn back and forth, battling in GO feels closer to what players might've grown accustomed to when taking down a gym or participating in a raid.
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