Everything that I do is up in the air, so it means that a lot of things he does are up in the air as well.
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Up In the Air Jacket, available at ADAY, $138I wore ADAY's Up in the Air jacket for the first time during my recent trip to Berlin, Germany.
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" — "Trump: Hamming it up, looking up in the air.
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That's still up in the air ... so stay tuned.
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The video site's future is up in the air again.
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Ever wonder how drones actually stay up in the air?
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This was a saturated, deep indigo, up in the air.
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Also up in the air is Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson.
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Sansa's not content with leaving that up in the air.
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However, movement on those issues remains up in the air.
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And yes, so many details are up in the air.
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But much of the deal remains up in the air.
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Guidance for early 2018 nevertheless remained up in the air.
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All of those plans are currently up in the air.
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It's up in the air what Yang will do next.
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That, like Iraq's future, is still up in the air.
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It will still be up in the air in 2018.
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Some of its details are still up in the air.
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The last two slots are really up in the air.
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So everything is up in the air at the minute.
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India's plans for coal are currently up in the air.
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How that will happen is still up in the air.
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Whom that might be is still up in the air.
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As far as Sting's future -- it's up in the air.
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What Russia will do is still up in the air.
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But serving temperatures are kind of up in the air.
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The other two board positions are up in the air.
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With AVs, there's a lot more up in the air.
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Gawker Media's fate is very much up in the air.
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Update: January 25 2016Many things are up in the air.
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How exactly they'll treat Compound is up in the air.
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Britain's referendum throws many political realities up in the air.
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His All Star game status was up in the air.
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Up in the air Uber's pretty much conquered the roads.
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Underwater category winner: 'Up in the air' by Alexey Zozulya
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By that time the flames were up in the air.
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Details of the visit, however, remain up in the air.
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The future of worker classification is up in the air.
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The future of investment is currently up in the air.
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My entire livelihood is up in the air right now.
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The Brexit process remains up in the air, and Mrs.
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All of those things were initially up in the air.
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"For me, it's still up in the air," he said.
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There's a lot up in the air with this trial.
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A lot of this is still up in the air.
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"It's all up in the air right now," Bunker said.
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Flynn's fate, meantime, remains very much up in the air.
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But Jake and I didn't have any plans; post-prom was up in the air for us, just as going to prom together in the first place was kind of up in the air.
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COHN: WE'VE GOT A LOT OF BALLS UP IN THE AIR.
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Remember: Mercury is retrograde, so things are up in the air.
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The French election is completely up in the air right now.
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All this is still up in the air, more or less.
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But that, as they say, is still up in the air.
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It shot up in the air resembling a celebratory touchdown pose.
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A week later, the situation was still up in the air.
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Some features are up in the air, for instance save states.
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Dua Lipa was up in arms while up in the air.
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And that's a question that is still up in the air.
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Of course, everything is up in the air through November 8.
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A few House races in California remain up in the air.
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Marvel's planned Inhumans movie seems to be up in the air.
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I think that's going to be left up in the air.
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The answers, like a deep ball, are up in the air.
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But collagen's efficacy is still pretty up in the air. Frustrated?
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Mercury is retrograde, so things are up in the air, anyway.
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The future of Mark Ruffalo's Hulk is up in the air.
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Who will foot the bill is still up in the air.
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Like many plans right now, his are up in the air.
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What victory means for anyone, however, is up in the air.
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The Senate's impeachment trial schedule is now up in the air
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KN: That's up in the air right now ruining my life.
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The March 5 target date is also up in the air.
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The price sought by the government remains up in the air.
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Just how that will happen is still up in the air.
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Plus, at least 10 House seats remain up in the air.
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The Academy Awards are still very much up in the air.
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Instead he invited a half-dozen of the most attractive SPI sales reps, former colleagues of Dawn Howe's at Jennifer's strip club in Savannah, and what happened up in the air stayed up in the air.
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Whether the Trump administration will do so remains up in the air.
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When any of this will happen is also up in the air.
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Of course, what happens next with WFIRST is up in the air.
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" "Throw the pieces up in the air and see where they land.
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Instead, the booster survived after shooting 240,000 feet up in the air.
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But his professional future isn't the only thing up in the air.
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As for the Canadian citizens themselves, that's still up in the air.
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That all goes up in the air if Rosenstein soon loses it.
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He presses a button and puts his hands up in the air.
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Everything is still up in the air, and things are moving fast.
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Iggy had her arms up in the air, dancing four days later.
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Whether or not he actually said that is up in the air.
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With a couple of tweets, everything is up in the air again.
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It's up in the air if he'll be able to perform tonight.
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Pricing and available are, naturally, still very much up in the air.
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But after that, the station's fate has been up in the air.
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And we're remodeling it when the plane is up in the air.
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On Absolution, for instance, the track list was up in the air.
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Bottom line: Concert's happening ... but ticket sales seem up in the air.
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But EU officials say planning is all still up in the air.
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Plans for a possible military parade are still up in the air.
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"It's kind of up in the air right now," Hice told Hill.
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It always felt unnatural and lonely to be up in the air.
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In other words, future revenues are very much up in the air.
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"Hamzah, your chin is way up in the air," Hamood recalled saying.
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Anything in the 20–80 percent [range] is up in the air.
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As for whether Bannon's "war" will succeed, that's up in the air.
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It is really interesting — everything is up in the air right now.
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It's definitely shot up on the walls, shot up in the air.
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As things stand, Fury's fighting future is somewhat up in the air.
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Just wait for the Batsignal to go back up in the air.
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Things are very up in the air, so don't force things, Aries.
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Then, a crane operator carefully lifts the container up in the air.
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Now all that has been thrown up in the air by Trump.
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His preference is clear, but his future is up in the air.
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I can't hear the other side; the phone's up in the air.
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But just when that will happen is still up in the air.
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In regards to impeachment, however, things are still up in the air.
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The future of the first-year students is up in the air.
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What foods have you like eaten up in the air so far?
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Even the best laid plans are kind of up in the air.
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The content of a possible final agreement is up in the air.
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Research on the idea, however, is very much up in the air.
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The future of Democratic foreign policy is genuinely up in the air.
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How it will acquire those moments is still up in the air.
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At this point, George's All-NBA chances are up in the air.
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In actually making immigration law, there's a lot up in the air.
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The future of Bella Thorne's Famous in Love is up in the air.
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Once you get up in the air, then you just hit cruise control.
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Author of "Up in the Air" and columnist at "Harpers Magazine," Walter Kern.
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He chose to deliver a speech with Missouri still up in the air.
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How much of this money will we collect is up in the air.
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You don't have to stick your ass up in the air on Instagram.
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A lot of stuff was up in the air, as design leads changed.
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The upcoming negotiations with the EU leave a lot up in the air.
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When Nurmagomedov jabs he tends to lift his chin up in the air.
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Fully 18,000 projects with recent or pending permits are up in the air.
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They were, like, throwing their baskets, they threw them up in the air.
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How the show will address the drama, however, is up in the air.
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Studies have shown that foods taste different when you're up in the air.
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" Within the caucus, Jayapal said, "I think everything is up in the air.
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Which movies and actors will win is also largely up in the air.
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Pricing, release date, and potential US availability are also up in the air.
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Shop Aqua fashion See Details It's time to jump up in the air.
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We might get ours by Tuesday, but it's still up in the air.
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All specifics were left up in the air, but obviously, we got excited.
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Now, the future of Cameron and Brown's relationship is up in the air.
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What this means for Lyft's various partnerships is more up in the air.
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Until actual votes are cast, he suggested, it's all up in the air.
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With her fate up in the air, Miller admits she's riddled with anxiety.
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Important issues such as intellectual property theft are up in the air, though.
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Va.), Doug Jones (Ala.) and Kyrsten Sinema (Ariz.) — remain up in the air.
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The NDAA is up in the air as the Senate debates health care.
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If you're born on an airplane, is your nationality up in the air?
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The timing for health care remains up in the air at the moment.
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There are still four senators whose votes are up in the air: Sens.
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Both issues have left the fate of Lewis's show up in the air.
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Earlier this week, eruptions sent ash plume 10,000 feet up in the air.
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The couple's shared penthouse in Trump Tower would be up in the air.
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"It's all up in the air," says the FDP's young leader, Christian Lindner.
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BREXIT UP IN THE AIR Labour swung behind an election earlier on Tuesday.
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But the fate of several other monuments is still up in the air.
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The legislative agenda after tax reform is very much up in the air.
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The fate of Chief of Staff John Kelly remains up in the air.
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It all means, pot policy in the U.S. is up in the air.
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He's throwing an arm up in the air over and over and over.
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What number James will pick with the Lakers is up in the air.
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Don't make any firm commitments, because things are so up in the air.
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Kershaw threw his arms up in the air and embraced catcher Carlos Ruiz.
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How can basic things be up in the air at this late date?
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At one point he threw her up in the air, and dropped her.
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Exactly what this means for those cases is still up in the air.
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Up in the air, New Year's Eve turns into an elegant, existential riddle.
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And if you're jumping 1.6 meters, you're up in the air pretty high.
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Some features of the Trump tax plan are still up in the air.
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A jet is designed to go up in the air and create lift.
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Yet the fate of the tax agency is still up in the air.
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But the timing of that resolution is what remains up in the air.
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Another 9 percent said that their picks were more up in the air.
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Would anyone stuck 35,000 feet up in the air turn down free food?
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There's so much stuff- HB: That's just up in the air right now.
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" "Here it feels like everything is up in the air, everything is chaotic.
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The date for the MAX's return to service remains up in the air.
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With Sessions's decision Monday, that settlement's fate is now up in the air.
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"Engagement doesn't always look like hands shooting up in the air," Martin says.
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What happens next with DACA is still very much up in the air.
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Some of those things are still up in the air, but some aren't.
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One caveat, though: Eleven's return "is up in the air," according to the brothers.
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You haven&apost had any rockets shot up in the air for seven months.
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We may never know, since production's up in the air after Thursday night's shooting.
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As far as U.S. plans for space, things are somewhat up in the air.
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Toby's fate is up in the air until the show's return on January 10.
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I was able to get Johnson up in the air and draw the foul.
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One boob may be normal while the other may be up in the air.
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Riders will typically hold their phones up in the air to signal their driver.
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There's also still plenty up in the air until the final vote takes place.
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At this point, the outcome of the second round is up in the air.
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But that's all up in the air until the team can get more funding.
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Make no mistake ... Jussie's future with the show is completely up in the air.
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Military tanks rolled down the streets with gas canisters hurling up in the air.
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You have mentioned that the future of the channel is up in the air.
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We're just leaving it up in the air and leaving it in God's hands.
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The future of Khloé Kardashian and Tristan Thompson's relationship remains up in the air.
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But for now, Nigeria's national carrier and its passengers remain up in the air.
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Other high-profile election results across the country were also up in the air.
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Sometimes we have to throw them up in the air to reclaim their meaning.
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In the meantime, there's a lot of stuff that's still up in the air.
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The number of Guardsmen each state will send is still up in the air.
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On a day-to-day basis, Maggetti's schedule is often up in the air.
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But the fate of those cost-sharing reduction subsidies remains up in the air.
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"Whether they'll taste good to the consumer is up in the air," he said.
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It's still up in the air whether the more moderate bill gets to 28503.
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Tua's football future is up in the air ... so he's gotta be devastated, right?
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Some Republican commentators are still acting as if things are up in the air.
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It's still up in the air whether the more moderate bill gets to 218.
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About 10 seats in the U.S. House of Representatives remain up in the air.
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A lot of details, such as timing and pricing, are up in the air.
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The fate of the rest of the class is still up in the air.
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I went two flips up in the air, two flips in front of him.
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Pearce held one arm up in the air as he ran around the bases.
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Now the fate of Nafta — and Union Pacific's business — is up in the air.
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Still up in the air, however, are some cases like this from last year.
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While haggling over Britain's exit continues, all those issues are up in the air.
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It is unusual for the top post to be so up in the air.
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THE GOVERNMENT CHALLENGED IT SO IT KIND OF THREW THAT UP IN THE AIR.
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It "will end up in the air and as they clean up," she said.
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Nowhere is the segmentation worse, or anger more evident, than up in the air.
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For many of us, the months until then will be up in the air.
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Or shoving the second two up in the air and pushing the zeros together.
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Really, though, the outcome of the hearing is very much up in the air.
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But when the final votes take place is very much up in the air.
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Aeroscouts did exactly what their name implies: They scouted from up in the air.
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So for now, the future for any federal rules is up in the air.
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Also still a bit up in the air is YC's Startup School grant program.
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It's still up in the air how many times they will go this year.
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"I pick it up in the air," Lagerfeld explained of the concept over email.
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And the question of how this trial will proceed is up in the air.
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"It is very crucial question that is just up in the air," Park said.
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Related: Libya's Future Is Up in the Air as Political Talks Between Rival Governments Collapse
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The soldiers would carry you up in the air and dump you on the ground.
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Communication planet Mercury is retrograde this month, so everything's a bit up in the air.
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So the future of the Democratic party is really up in the air right now.
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You can throw him up in the air and he can land on his feet.
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The plans were still up in the air when I returned to California that winter.
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In the end, the status of Joe and Teresa's marriage remained up in the air.
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With NAFTA's future up in the air, Canada is taking steps to diversify its trade.
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That, of course, remained up in the air after he was replaced by Channing Dungey.
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Fifth Harmony's future has been up in the air for months, according to a source.
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In this strange "Age of Brexit" suddenly the chips are all up in the air.
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Their guidance for this quarter certainly indicates that the matter is up in the air.
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It's also up in the air right now whether Epic really plans on following through.
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Whether any of this actually happens is still very much up in the air, though.
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A quick clip and boom, hundreds of pounds of trees are up in the air.
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However, Donald Trump's victory now leaves the fate of the TPP up in the air.
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Then there are a few things that are more up in the air than others.
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He just wants me to throw him up in the air because he loves it.
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Everyone, put your paws up in the air and then bow down to 'Goal Kitty.
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Each time fashion season arrives, there's somehow more up in the air than seasons past.
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Anyway, this differs from the books, so this is up in the air for now.
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Only DeRozan threw the ball wayyyy up in the air and somehow it went in.
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Jeff Davis said, noting it essentially went straight up in the air and came down.
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Whether or not Amazon will sell you one, however, is still up in the air.
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Things are feeling up in the air as Mercury clashes with your ruling planet Neptune.
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Over and over — in Burn After Reading, Up In The Air, The Descendents, Hail, Caesar!
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He doesn't just go, 'I don't know' and throw his hands up in the air.
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What happens to that land is still up in the air, more so than usual.
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Meanwhile, the Destiny roadmap for the remainder of the year is up in the air.
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"I was just stoked that I got the ball up in the air," he said.
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They'll be sitting there looking very uncomfortable and holding their hands up in the air.
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And from what I understand, he was sticking a certain finger up in the air.
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Hands shot up in the air, and the girls eagerly identified Sigma, Infinity, and Jupiter. .
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I can't be the only person throwing his hands up in the air in exasperation.
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He held it up in the air until he had the attention of the clerk.
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The show could have also kept the fate of Maggie's child up in the air.
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The presidential election is still a year away, and much remains up in the air.
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It is hard to make investment decisions when politics is so up in the air.
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Should the competition watchdog scupper the Amazon deal, Deliveroo's future looks up in the air.
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However, remember that Mercury retrograde means miscommunications abound and things are up in the air.
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"Once it's up in the air, it will probably be hard to see," Monahan said.
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Conviction on a rate hike beyond next week's Fed meeting is up in the air.
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Just remember that Mercury is retrograde, so expect things to feel up in the air.
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He shut his binder and held it up in the air for me to ponder.
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All that is to say: This year's race is still decidedly up in the air.
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Republican senators appear to have thrown their hands up in the air finding a solution.
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Trump's economic policies are up in the air, but the IMF likes what it's hearing.
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The actual fate of that plan to remake the constitution is up in the air.
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Once I was up in the air, I understood why people come to aerial yoga.
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When the waves are large enough, water shoots up in the air through a hole.
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Ms. Warren's endorsement, if she chooses to make one, is still up in the air.
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The fate of other sports leagues, and the Tokyo Olympics, remains up in the air.
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Even the Olympics, set to start in July in Tokyo, are up in the air.
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Even before this week, the future of Ms. Kelly's show was up in the air.
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Inside the List UP IN THE AIR: If you murdered someone, would you know it?
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The belts will go up in the air and we will fight for them again.
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The future of both Oracle and the Coliseum next door remains up in the air.
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Up in the Air Somewhere x Catbird Kitten Keepy Ring Dish, available at Catbird, $22
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They engaged in repetitive movements—pacing, rocking, spinning, throwing a ball up in the air.
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These are some of the facts, but much of it is up in the air.
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How that will be received by the public remains very much up in the air.
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Trump wants to go, but whether he will do so is up in the air.
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And today, okay, I got to say it's really up in the air right now.
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A teacher's fist shot up in the air, students whooped and cheered, and parents embraced.
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It's still up in the air whether these antitrust investigations will negatively impact Alphabet's stock.
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"I had no idea," said Ms. Fall, throwing her long arms up in the air.
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And the way Hillary just took it, and kept her chin up in the air.
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That leaves us with three of the original four pitches still up in the air.
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Toss the rules up in the air and gather ye rose prints as they land.
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There's no better time to catch up on your rest than up in the air.
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The contest remains up in the air ahead of a closed-door meeting on Nov.
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Our life plans are up in the air, and our professional careers can be compromised.
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Is there any reason to think the actual outcome would be up in the air?
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Rocket Lab has had a hard time getting "It's Business Time" up in the air, though.
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Watch the smartphone screens everyone throws up in the air as soon as the headliner appears.
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Whether Barker will be part of another campaign with Japan is also up in the air.
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According to The Verge, how one interacts with the glasses is still up in the air.
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Honestly, the idea of a global "future" is sort of up in the air right now!
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And when you're finally up in the air, you have the bumpiest ride of your life.
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The dog seems to enjoy the bear's advances, even rolling over, paws up in the air.
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Foldimate's availability is still up in the air, as the company enters the costly manufacturing process.
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She was up in the air, juggling Pete Buttigieg, the former mayor of South Bend, Ind.
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One detail that's still up in the air: the top spot in Scott's lineup of groomsmen.
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What shocks me the most once I'm up in the air is how easy everything is.
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McDaniel said he had his drone with him but it wasn't up in the air yet.
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What do you do when you find yourself 3 meters (10 feet) up in the air?
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And when someone has fallen and is hurt, everyone holds their hands up in the air.
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The fate of Islamic State militants in Syrian Kurdish prisons also remained up in the air.
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While the prospect is a compelling one, there is a lot still up in the air.
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But he has ruled out a further delay even though Brexit remains up in the air.
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By going up in the air, we can be faster than any other mode of transportation.
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Instead, quickly grab the back legs of your dog and pick them up in the air.
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That video reportedly showed Crutcher with his hands up in the air before he was shot.
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Of course, we know Rick likely won't die, but everything else is up in the air.
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Inevitably, the transience of flight attendant life called, and Sievers was again up in the air.
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That said, the future of all of this is still very much up in the air.
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"Things are still quite up in the air between them," a source told PEOPLE in October.
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As the gas builds up, the bag floats up in the air, like an enormous balloon.
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Herring left his own future as AG up in the air after disclosing he wore blackface.
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Why it's shaped like a bow tie, that's still, as they say, up in the air.
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Republicans currently hold 12 of Pennsylvania's 18 House seats, with District 18 up in the air.
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If the science is still up in the air, how could a legal case be decided?
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But Zimmer admits that Kendricks' long-term future is "up in the air," per ESPN 1500.
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Marijuana is still up in the air, but, hey, smoke is smoke, and the image sticks.
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Phil Jackson's future as the team's architect and Mr. Fix-It is up in the air.
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Amazon is not just bulking up in the air — it's taking on the ground as well.
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DJI promises the Mavic Pro will stay up in the air for up to 2016 minutes.
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If we have to elevate it and have it up in the air, over the condos.
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"Support for them (British children) is up in the air," he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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It's also up in the air how Google will make money from its self-driving efforts.
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First party titles are a lock, but third-party support is still up in the air.
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She is having the time of her life, smiling, her hands all up in the air.
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So you're outside, it's summer, we're on lifts, up in the air, and we're painting walls.
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Don't bother scheduling any plans or confirming any commitments—it's all up in the air today.
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A GOP leadership aide said the timing of ratification vote is still up in the air.
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Hundreds of feet up in the air, vividly decorated kites fluttered against an unusually blue sky.
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It's still sort of up in the air if it's going to actually make the record.
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Even if deGrom is healthy, the date of his next outing is up in the air.
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Things are all up in the air as they haven't been since the end of apartheid.
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Be a good listener, and try to understand that many plans are up in the air.
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The future of the ACA and the individual exchanges it created is up in the air.
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Do they have a clear understanding with their principal, or is it up in the air?
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To be 30 feet up in the air and be surrounded by a really loving community ….
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And it's very much up in the air whether America as we know it will survive.
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Whether or not it will actually be able to succeed is still up in the air.
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AFP reports that who govern Canada may still be up in the air for several weeks.
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"Adult swim," Biles captioned the shot of her boyfriend, 25, lifting her up in the air.
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In short, much is up in the air for the Democrats when it comes to 2020.
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A Supreme Court nomination that had seemed all but certain is suddenly up in the air.
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Opinion Columnist At this point, the Democratic presidential nomination is very much up in the air.
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When you throw your hands up in the air, you are not thinking, '100, 100, 100.
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All the other uses for CBD are up in the air as far as their effectiveness.
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We need to get this thing done and get the Max back up in the air.
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This 1921 design by Henry J Snook has propellers that lift it up in the air.
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Knowing the company's history of profiting off other people's work, it seems up in the air.
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Trump took a victory lap on Monday, but congressional approval is still up in the air.
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Why wouldn't he run for my seat if I was to blow up in the air?
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Whether it will be displayed next to the banana itself is still up in the air.
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Days away from the opening, the location of the venue was still up in the air.
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A lot is up in the air for the ride-hailing and other gig-based companies.
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All of this burnt material is getting up in the air, and being swept across the state.
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Whether this Driving Mode will end up as an official product is still up in the air.
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"As for Tristan, things are still quite up in the air between them," a second source said.
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"If you got the ball up in the air today it was going to go," Dickey said.
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There are still plenty of mysteries up in the air for those who didn't die last night.
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It's still up in the air whether or not Barack and Michelle Obama will snag an invite.
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A third season is still up in the air, according to the actresses, and details are sparse.
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If you think the couple is preparing to go to the altar, that's up in the air.
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One caption said "hands up, don't shoot" for a dog with his paws up in the air.
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But when mankind began inventing machines that went up in the air, regulations had to be created.
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"My car went up in the air, and when it came down, it blew up," he said.
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"All of us in the Up in the Air gang were destined to be losers," she writes.
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That said, Mercury is retrograde, so expect things to be up in the air for a while.
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It could be Tuesday or Wednesday, which could throw all of this back up in the air.
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No sooner does a policy seem settled than it is thrown up in the air once more.
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The future of a few others, like The Walking Dead's final season, remain up in the air.
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" Adds Aptaker: "It's that rare blend of everything feeling resolved — and yet completely up in the air.
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Prescott was under pressure, rolled out to his right and hung the pass up in the air.
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Pricing for the full platform remains up in the air while Controller is still in closed beta.
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But the fate of the lander remained up in the air primarily due to questions about budget.
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He went up in the air with no training whatsoever and was doing all sorts of tricks.
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Baker believes Murphy will be ready for the playoffs, but Strasburg's status is up in the air.
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It's been up in the air over the last several months on when these shows will debut.
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Here in Texas, prospects for cleaning up our dirtiest coal plants are, well, up in the air.
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We were on the papal plane 10,000 feet up in the air somewhere between Rome and Cuba.
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A lot of the specifics are up in the air, but this news raises an interesting question.
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The huge issue here ... their custody case over their son, James, is still up in the air.
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It's up in the air whether Nick and Vanessa Lachey will be adding to their growing family.
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My college plans are all up in the air, but I will choose within the next month.
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"The cyclone left everyone up in the air," an Australian mining executive close to the talks said.
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Whether it'll have a dual camera setup on the back, however, is still up in the air.
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What exactly that entails is still up in the air — but it sounds like it's definitely happening.
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Whether this actually gets announced on Thursday seems to be up in the air a little bit.
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The exact relationship status of Rob Kardashian and Blac Chyna was up in the air before today.
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Cook Political's latest analysis says 21 districts that were up in the air are now leaning left.
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As a result, the travel plans of several ships full of people are up in the air.
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Still, the question of what Trump would actually do once in office seemed up in the air.
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"Therefore, Johnson's quest for a majority still remains very much up in the air despite this announcement."
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Trump's termination of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program is still up in the air.
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While Kihuen is standing firm on not resigning, his reelection plans are still up in the air.
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Concerns about space debris, light interference, and other issues for astronomers are still up in the air.
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I would think that everybody is looking at the net when the puck's up in the air.
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Also up in the air: the State of the Union address, which was originally scheduled for Tuesday.
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But what, exactly, that effort might entail is still up in the air, Stepanovich told The Hill.
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Whether these risks and others lead to another full-blown crisis is still up in the air.
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The results of one race, in North Carolina's ninth congressional district, are still up in the air.
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But Apple's ability to create its own technology in this area is still up in the air.
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What the new research means for pregnant women in the United States is up in the air.
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For many Americans, this means that the future of their healthcare is suddenly up in the air.
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Some news will arrive today, but Mercury retrograde means things will still be up in the air.
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Niantic tells me "over 80" are being added, which leaves 20 sort of up in the air.
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What's more up in the air, however, is what this means for the future of live games.
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Things felt kind of up in the air," I went on, "but that didn't bother me much.
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Now, with that deterrent set to end, the future of the northeast is up in the air.
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You can't hold your nose when you are holding your hands up in the air and surrendering.
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The future of the federation's presidency remains up in the air with an election coming in February.
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Whether Mr. Corker can get it passed with a veto-proof majority is up in the air.
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The bill passing is almost certain, but how long it will take is up in the air.
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" Ultimately, she said, "I threw my middle finger up in the air and said, It's my life.
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The two say that when it comes to a traditional degree, it's all up in the air.
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How the Supreme Court will decide the Louisiana case is completely up in the air, of course.
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He watched the bow of the Scandies Rose, now sticking straight up in the air, go under.
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Well, it has to pump the blood two metres up in the air to reach the brain.
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If you're interested in the inside story of things up in the air, we've got you covered.
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Unless, of course, you don't like to be reminded you're flying several miles up in the air.
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When she threw a little ball, she didn't watch it as it went up in the air.
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That has been up in the air, but sources are growing confident the votes would be there.
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He "held on to the couch for dear life," and then he flew up in the air.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - Energy-sector reform is up in the air in both Brazil and Mexico.
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"The bill will get done," the aide said, but adding that "when" is up in the air.
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"I'm staying out of this," he said, throwing his hands up in the air and walking away.
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But how the Judiciary panel completes the already unorthodox impeachment process is still up in the air.
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Some of my early-March plans to visit Thailand and Singapore are still up in the air.
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We're playing VOLLEYBALL with Mr. Kramer, and I hope you kept that ball up in the air.
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Once lit, sparkles shoot up in the air and cascade downwards, like water in a miniature fountain.
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Forty percent of the chemicals added to consumer products wind up in the air, the researchers found.
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With Durant's future up in the air, will KD and Irving still attempt to unite with the Nets?
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It's not the first time the "Up in the Air" actor had been injured in a motorbike accident.
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Whether that be a tablet, a gel or some other form factor is still up in the air.
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He's been defanged, and his role in next week's inevitable face-off is largely up in the air.
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But whether or not she and Drake were ever actually a thing is still up in the air.
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Whether the game gets a name, a trailer, or even a release date is up in the air.
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When we were all strapped in, we reached for our trampolines, kicking our legs up in the air.
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Timing and rain amounts are still a bit up in the air this far out, so stay tuned.
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While the user experience is still up in the air, we also don't know what users will think.
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After the suicide forest backlash in January, the future of Paul's career was suddenly up in the air.
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Ford's reveal is so absurd, all Shepard can do is throw his own arms up in the air.
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President Trump may still prevail with his approach, but it is very much up in the air tonight.
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As it stands, the Board of Immigration Appeals' April 6 decision leaves Joe's future up in the air.
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The exact date remains up in the air but my guess is that it'll be sooner than later.
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NOTES: Clippers G Austin Rivers remains in the concussion protocol and his return is up in the air.
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If that order is thrown up in the air, how will we know what snap judgments to make?
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It's recently closed two of them, and the fates of the remaining five are up in the air.
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But by Thursday afternoon, things were still up in the air — until the new indictment dropped Thursday evening.
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Whether other police forces around the world will follow Dubai and adopt Hoverbikes is up in the air.
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And exactly how we're going to have carbon-neutral air travel is still, well, up in the air.
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The sun clashes with Neptune, and things are up in the air—daydream instead of drawing up contracts.
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If you're feeling insecure or paranoid, remember that Mercury is retrograde and things are up in the air.
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But now it's future is up in the air as it's clearly fallen short of those lofty expectations.
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Cue up A Quiet Place, Up in the Air, Mid90s, The Hole in the Ground, or Book Club.
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But now its future is up in the air, as it's clearly fallen short of those lofty expectations.
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Exciting communications take place as Mercury retrograde meets Mars, but remember that things are up in the air.
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"There's so much up in the air right now," Ben says of his anticipation for Forth Wanderers' reception.
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That, like everything else apart from Aria's drones, appears to be up in the air at the moment.
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Their fate had been up in the air after credit insurers withdrew cover for its suppliers this month.
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It's still sort of up in the air, as Disney and Fox and Comcast are all jockeying around.
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Charitable sponsorships that take place amid the backdrop of an entertainment event are also up in the air.
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With the tax overhaul up in the air, Heisman suggests front-loading some gifts for next year, too.
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Chef Haque tossed each full bowl up in the air before placing it in front of its diner.
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The pitcher is standing right next to the batter, and throwing the ball straight up in the air.
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That report will give them a better idea of how many Republican votes are up in the air.
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Instead, the puck went up in the air and off Pittsburgh defenseman Ron Hainsey before trickling past Fleury.
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But so far it's only gone about 500 feet up in the air before landing back on Earth.
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But whether these computer models will eventually reflect reality remains, like an autonomous drone, up in the air.
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As we're not at the 50 game mark yet, just about everything is still up in the air.
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The question of where Trump will ultimately come down on the compromise is still up in the air.
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Whether foldable phones prove to be a big part of our future is still up in the air.
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Three years and two extensions after the U.K. held its referendum, Brexit still remains up in the air.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Boris Johnson's defeat in parliament on Tuesday leaves Brexit up in the air.
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The fate of $4.5 billion in humanitarian aid for the southern U.S. border is up in the air.
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As of Friday morning, there are only two Republicans considered to be genuinely up in the air: Sens.
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Looks like your post-food future is up in the air, nutritionally optimized humans of the new millennium.
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But researchers found that 40 percent of the chemicals added to consumer products wind up in the air.
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So while his future is up in the air, let's take a look back at where he's been.
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Despite their big day quickly approaching, the exterior of their dessert is even more up-in-the-air.
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But executives said the company would not buy back stock with tax policy so up in the air.
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Soaker hoses conserve water because none is shooting up in the air where it evaporates in the sun.
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Yet timing for the final step of the trial, the actual acquittal, is still up in the air.
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Even if the deal falls through, the future of Sprint (S) will still be up in the air.
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These fuckers have a monopoly on charging $30 for spotty WiFi while you're up in the air. Why?
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As talks continue, the fates of all three major sticking points remain very much up in the air.
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"There is something about being up in the air and off the ground in New York City," he said.
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It's like a shared ride, but 1,000 miles up in the air — and, cruising at 150 mph, way faster.
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" As for Season 7 being their last one, El Moussa said, "Right now, it&aposs up in the air.
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Sources close to UniCredit shareholders said the question of the new chief executive was still up in the air.
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Boxing Floyd might be up in the air, but he's definitely ready for a shot ... at the chicken joint.
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Detroit Lions: The status of left tackle Taylor Decker is up in the air for Sunday's game at Minnesota.
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One kid misses her trick and gets tangled in an aerial silk about 12 feet up in the air.
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"Never once have we put our finger up in the air to see where the polls were," he says.
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But with his legal status up in the air, applying to graduate schools and teaching programs will be difficult.
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This time, it will fly for four days — the longest the balloon has ever been up in the air.
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When it comes to season 4, however, his fate is more up in the air...especially given Enoch's availability.
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Have things reached the point of throw your hands up in the air like, 'I'm done with this,' yes.
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While next week's expected rate cut has been priced in, Fed's next moves are still up in the air.
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So we watch and wait to see if the show can possibly catch everything that's up in the air.
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With nearly half of the projected vote already in, the state is still very much up in the air.
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And while Harper's future remains up in the air, one familiar face will definitely be back: Tatsu Yamashiro/Katana.
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At events, he and his wheelchair are often lifted up in the air, and DJs invite him on stage.
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"Oh man, it feels like I am always up in the air," says Keyes in an email with CNBC.
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And then they immediately shoot straight up in the air to make sure the banner sticks to the hook.
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Eventually falling to the floor motionless, Hough ended the dance by being lifted up in the air by cables.
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So how the actual structures of the smaller parties are going to be — that is up in the air.
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One of the companies that went up in the air, hologram company Fovi 3D, was thrilled at the opportunity.
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WHEN SHE FINALLY WENT ON VACATION And couldn't help but raise her hands up in the air in excitement.
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"With the Clean Power Plan up in the air, that additional driver may not be valid anymore," Herzog said.
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"As for Tristan, things are still quite up in the air between them," the source shares about the couple.
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Whether that proves a benefit or hindrance to their case in the end is similarly up in the air.
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With tax reform up in the air, no-tax or low-tax investments look a whole lot more appealing.
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So now the plan is largely up in the air, with no clear resolution if the SPD doesn't approve.
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"We have a 2-1 lead in a playoff series very much up in the air," Hitchcock told reporters.
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Combined with a president predisposed to policy whiplash, the administration's first 100 days leaves much up in the air.
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Sharp shares finished up 20.12 percent as talks over the troubled electronics maker's future remain up in the air.
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After all, when we left her, her fate was very much up in the air… and not looking promising.
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The precise forecast for New York City is still up in the air, according to NBC meteorologist Bill Karins.
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The Hollywood Reporter writes that although we have a date, who will direct is still up in the air.
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Last-minute additions and subtractions with enormous impact have been quietly announced, retracted, or kept up in the air.
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"After the hospital, she"ll be going into a rehab facility, so everything is still up in the air.
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Exact timings for those hearings are still up in the air given the government shutdown that has paralyzed Washington.
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Syria The timetable for when the US will pull troops out of Syria is still up in the air.
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The shocking referendum result and Mr. Cameron's sudden resignation have now left the entire matter up in the air.
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Whether Taylor is healthy enough to serve as the No. 2400 quarterback at Oakland is up in the air.
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It could also still host some matches, a possibility that leaves the old Grandstand's status up in the air.
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"My God, it was way up in the air," she says of the symbol of her faith set aflame.
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With the State of the Union now taking place after the shutdown, the date remains up in the air.
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The tradition of carrying the mikoshi is centuries deep, though which exact century is still up in the air.
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But the timing of when they'll vote on it is still up in the air nearly 24 hours later.
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His $100 million exit package is reportedly up in the air, at least until an internal investigation is complete.
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He cannot afford to predict how long he will remain while Crawford's next steps are up in the air.
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The group noted that "much is up in the air" and that farm income could fall with additional tariffs.
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"I voted for Taylor last time, but right now I am kind of up in the air," he said.
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All told, Mr. Trump's commitment to NATO and America's tradition of leadership remain very much up in the air.
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Then, they get to float up in the air and they fly away — they leave the Land of Sweets.
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"The ball is up in the air and no one knows when it's going to come down," he said.
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A source told VICE Hughes handled his own logistics and the show's future is now up in the air.
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Sources close to the situation tell TMZ ... the future of "Dog's Most Wanted" is currently up in the air.
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The rules for the trial were still being debated on Tuesday, leaving the exact timeline up in the air.
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Up in the air with Gordon Sondland A CNN reporter got on Gordon Sondland's flight from Dulles to Brussels.
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When exactly that trial will begin and what it will look like are up in the air right now.
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Let's go over all the different cross currents and decision points that are up in the air right now.
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Throw anything negative about this president or his supporters up in the air, and it will be swallowed whole.
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Pelosi's decision to withhold the articles, however, has left the timing of a Senate trial up in the air.
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Whether that will prevent the worst, genocidal parts of the refugee cycle from repeating is up in the air.
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The question of whether something similar to the Oregon showdown could happen here is largely up in the air.
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David did get his nose up in the air toward the end, but he was still a great guy.
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It's because a lot of it is still so much up in the air because of regulation and competitors.
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"The one goes off my shoulder and the puck's up in the air, you just couldn't find it," Murray said.
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He has also starred in The Descendants, Up in the Air and The Ides of March to name a few.
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After the stabbing, the student "turned around, dropped the knife and put his hands up in the air," police said.
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"When I saw it go up in the air, I said, 'I got him,"' said Blash, who would strike out.
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When asked who might replace him as the top Republican on the committee, Walden said it's up in the air.
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During a conversation about the recession and the economy, the former president referenced Kendrick's 2009 movie Up In The Air.
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If that DOJ fine comes in much higher than Volkswagen expects, does that throw your plan up in the air?
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"There are conflicting statements, and it's up in the air if there was a relationship between the two," he said.
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But like DACA, this is an area where the specifics are up in the air, which could delay an order.
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The paper falls at a leisurely pace because it's less dense and gets caught up in the air more easily.
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Until that is resolved, the whole establishment of the Commission beyond the presidency is up in the air as well.
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Classmates running out of the building with their hands up in the air, throwing themselves out of shattered glass windows.
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Remember, Mercury is retrograde, so even though so much activity is taking place, things may feel up in the air!
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Questions about the company's health are still very much up in the air, however, as the ban ramps back up.
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Christie has her arms thrown up in the air while Sailor, in a cheetah print dress, is raising her drink.
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Lawmakers have haggled for months over reforms to the program, leaving billions of dollars in investment up in the air.
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A way to keep so many balls up in the air that no one can possibly follow each one's trajectory?
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While tourism to Notre Dame remains up in the air, the rebuilding of the cathedral has become an international affair.
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Stadia arrives in November (exact date is up in the air), and the "Stadia Pro" subscription costs $23 per month.
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Hanging over the affairs will be the up-in-the-air status of the biggest deal in capital-markets history.
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It's Friday -- aren't most of us throwing our hands up in the air asking why it's not 5 p.m. yet?
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Suddenly, he saw flames shoot up in the air, and a mound of lava started crawling toward a nearby home.
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Sadly, North Korea may have reverted to its old ways and the June 12 summit is up in the air.
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Much remains up in the air, as the country embarks on a yearslong process to leave the 28-nation bloc.
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" Asked if he was worried, he added: "I think it will all work out but it's up in the air.
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Having left no known will, the fate of Prince's estate will be up in the air for months – or years.
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As for challenging the likes of Microsoft, Nintendo, and Sony ... well that's a much more up-in-the-air scenario.
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As she continues to bond with baby True, the Good American mogul's relationship with Tristan remains up in the air.
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"I got a call, 'Sir, your wife is up in the air, there's a fire on the plane,' " Trump recalled.
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There she was, up in the air, high above everyone, yelling to me that I just had to try it.
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Mayors often need to make decisions hours earlier, when many of the factors may be, literally, up in the air.
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Here I am, 150 feet up in the air, and it happens to be the windiest day of the year.
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Videos of the blast site showed flames shooting up in the air, followed by a thick cloud of black smoke.
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For the moment, though, with the court leaving so many possible scenarios up in the air, any prediction seems premature.
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Auckland Blues chief executive Andrew Hore told New Zealand media the future of the competition was up in the air.
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A cross by Carrillo floated dangerously past the keeper, and Poulsen's header clearance merely popped straight up in the air.
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During the final semester, business students are partnered with a local company, something that is now up in the air.
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Now, with a preliminary trade deal apparently in place, the fate of Huawei's 5G ambitions remain up in the air.
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Still up in the air: Whether or not to include elements of the Russia report in the final articles. 3.
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Videos show flames shooting up in the air after the explosion, replaced later by a thick black cloud of smoke.
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As I was watching the film, I kept getting that tickly foot sensation when you're high up in the air.
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Based on a memorandum that U.S. President Donald Trump signed last week, that process is now up in the air.
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Of course, whether Britons will actually ever get the chance to vote again remains very much up in the air.
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Whether enough votes will emerge remains up in the air, as several Democrats have committed to voting down the bill.
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But I think this play is one of those torches that we need to hold up in the air. Torches.
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"I'm talking about precast (concrete) going up probably 35 to 40 feet up in the air," Trump said on MSNBC.
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In May of last year, South Africa's Supreme Court sided with him, leaving the ban's status up in the air.
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With the succession still up in the air, Draghi had the leeway to act, ECB-watchers and policy-makers acknowledge.
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But that's all we know so far, since Nintendo's unveil video last October deliberately left a lot up in the air.
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So while MRT has now become popular in the UK, its application in the US is still up in the air.
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"Whoa, it's a girl," the dad-to-be initially says, tossing the balloons up in the air while his daughters celebrate.
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Americans are living in strange times, when even access to our most basic reproductive health care feels up in the air.
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"I do hope to let them go up in the air again in 2026, to celebrate the 100th parade!" says Kule.
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So how the heck are we supposed to keep our skin from shriveling up and dying when up in the air?
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"After the hospital she'll be going into a rehab facility, so everything is still up in the air," the source said.
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In June, Hennig revealed she had left EA to form her own studio, leaving the project's fate up in the air.
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Suddenly, Stacy saw Ali tear a card in half and throw it up in the air, the pieces landing between them.
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" "I had my hands up in the air and some dude straight up bites onto my underarm hair and holds on.
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With as many as 2000 Republican-held seats up in the air this midterm cycle, Republicans know they can't save everyone.
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Whether a private company can legally call dibs on a parking spot on the Moon is still up in the air.
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While Kupperman's testimony remains up in the air, the impeachment investigators are marching on with a full week of depositions scheduled.
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"I spend the first few weeks shooting Up in the Air certain that I'd be fired at any moment," writes Kendrick.
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What Rosselló's resignation means for the future of Puerto Rico is up in the air, and so much is at stake.
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Another important factor that seems to be completely up in the air is the best time of day to work out.
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In the pews, the audience nodded along, showing their approval by muttering "Amen" and raising their hands up in the air.
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Now you're up in the air and you've had a chance to relax, maybe even eat a bag of psychedelic peanuts.
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But with that being said, power is power and Till does like to fight with his chin up in the air.
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"And he doesn't wait; he doesn't put his finger up in the air to see which way the wind is blowing."
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Sources told PEOPLE that their relationship was "up in the air," though they reunited to spend Halloween together as a family.
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They also threw a tiny block at the car first and dropped the car from high up in the air too.
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What Rosselló's resignation means for the future of Puerto Rico is up in the air — and so much is at stake.
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You can escape predators, explore new places, and travel longer distances, plus it's pretty cool to be up in the air.
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Jump up in the air: Do you drop back to the ground, or have you suddenly acquired the ability to fly?
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It's up in the air what Senate Republicans will vote on next week, following their meeting with President Trump on Wednesday.
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While the future of modular phones is up in the air, it's good to see Motorola is still hanging in there.
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The limit of Rey's Jedi powers may still be up in the air, but she definitely has some Forceful leg muscles.
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And while things are still up in the air, the couple already has a clear vision of their wedding in mind.
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He really wants to do tax reform, especially on the corporate side, but his vote seems truly up in the air.
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However, whether it ultimately decides to use a tablet instead of a remote seems to still be up in the air.
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As for a permanent home ... we're told that's up in the air while she and Brad hammer out their property split.
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It was mostly made of cannabinol, a chemical known to show up in the air when THC-rich cannabis is burned.
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Either way, details on the cake's interior are still up in the air, as is the methodology behind the beautiful look.
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If that were the case, just about everything we understand about life on Earth would be thrown up in the air.
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"After the hospital she'll be going into a rehab facility, so everything is still up in the air," the source says.
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He got his hands on the ball, flipping it back up in the air, and it came down through the basket.
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Sure, but do I think there is a lot up in the air with where the Democratic caucus leadership is concerned?
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Sherman-Palladino also said that the cast remains close, even with the fate of Gilmore Girls still up in the air.
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"With Hoshiyar gone, everything is up in the air," a source familiar with the matter told Reuters, using Zebari's first name.
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He removes his hand from Pauline's waist, lifts it up in the air, and lets it drop against his own body.
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But with an unpredictable election due, the Telegraph's role as Downing Street's paper of choice is also up in the air.
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For a few days, at least, the question of what would happen to the Flickr Commons was up in the air.
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A firm answer is given, yet things still feel up in the air, especially about money and even your love life.
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But he has ruled out a further delay even though Britain's departure from the European Union remains up in the air.
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Whether the new order coming from the powerful NDRC will put further deterrent on the industry is up in the air.
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It's important to keep an open mind, and to remember that Mercury is retrograde so things are up in the air.
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Going out more in Berlin, where people don't put their hands up in the air––it works on a different cadence.
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Even the fate of the Democratic convention in Milwaukee this summer is up in the air amid the public health crisis.
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I had imagined myself receiving the last word and nailing the word and then hoisting the trophy up in the air.
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Brexit remains up in the air more than three years after Britons voted to leave the bloc in a 2016 referendum.
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For years, they've banked on seeing some kind of justice for what happened, but even that's now up in the air.
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The health of Porzingis, their 7-foot-3 franchise player, was again up in the air, leaving fans anxious for information.
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The iPad appears to float up in the air at many of the angles, rather than resting just behind the keyboard.
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The iPad appears to float up in the air at many of the angles, rather than resting just behind the keyboard.
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We're told her next concert -- Thursday in London at the O2 Arena -- is now up in the air for 2 reasons.
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But right now, and maybe for just a few more days, all of these things are still up in the air.
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"It's still up in the air," one House GOP staffer said about whether Republicans will back the two-week continuing resolution.
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But the day of that entrance exam last spring, everything felt up in the air and I was full of regret.
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A deeper look shows the stability many now take for granted for 2017 is still very much up in the air.
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"The tractor went around, but the trailer clipped it, and it started to spin way up in the air," she said.
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How, exactly, it's going to do that — along with the greenhouse gases it's responsible for — are still up in the air.
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There's much more work to be done, but the company hopes to have the plane up in the air by 2019.
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" A woman to his other side "just shook her head and kind of just threw her hands up in the air.
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"Everything went up in the air," Shafi'i Dahir, a student at Mogadishu University who was near the scene of explosion, said.
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Following the failure of the Republicans' health care bill, the viability of a broad tax overhaul is up in the air.
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The measles-free status of the U.S. (declared in 2000) is still officially up in the air for the time being.
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Before getting up in the air, I have quite an exact idea in mind of what I would like to photograph.
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The Knicks do not play until Sunday, and Porzingis may not practice before then, leaving his status up in the air.
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Matt is only a freshman in high school, and whether he will graduate in Madison is still up in the air.
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The most important of these is Yisrael Beiteinu, a hawkish secular party whose allegiances are very much up in the air.
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Given all that's up in the air in Atlanta, it's hard to predict what we'll see from the Hawks on Friday.
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You usually know what you want, Scorpio, but things are up in the air today, thanks to Mercury retrograde in Taurus.
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The future of US equities and rates traders at the German bank in particular remains very much up in the air.
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"There he was up in the air, hanging still strapped into his seat belt, hanging sideways," witness Tom Sais told WKMG.
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Where we go from here and what we do with the community is completely up in the air (and the exciting part).
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These are all things that are very much up in the air that we help the brand and the influencer work through.
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There are a number of things up in the air that could slow down the Brexit deal -- namely Scotland and Northern Ireland.
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Though the timeline is up in the air, the US and Cuba have agreed to restore commercial flights between the two countries.
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Still up in the air, over the weekend, was a different section that suspended the entry of nationals of Syria as refugees.
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As Prince Harry told the press in his first interview after the birth, the baby's name is still up in the air.
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"We have conversations all year about what might make sense to see up in the air," says Executive Parade Producer Amy Kule.
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The group meets just before sunset where trainers then direct members when they're up in the air, offering support from the ground.
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The season doesn't quite end on a cliffhanger, but it does leave a whole lot of ongoing story up in the air.
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I squish myself in a knot around my waist 25 feet up in the air and talk about everyday life while suspended.
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"... all the car parts went up in the air and I had to accelerate just to get away from it," he said.
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U.F.C. President Dana White said he had talked to McGregor about fighting in September but now everything is up in the air.
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Apple is expected to hold an event in late March according to Buzzfeed, although new hardware announcements are up in the air.
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Whatever Dolores did to Teddy last week has clearly worked, although whether or not she's into it remains up in the air.
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In Germany, researchers are looking at nature – chiefly the idea behind photosynthesis – as a means of keeping planes up in the air.
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Almost all of their hands shot up in the air, and days later, Santos was on a bus with 12 other people.
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Bruins C David Krejci (lower body) exited Game 5 and was receiving treatment Saturday, leaving his status up in the air. 3.
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But the level at which Disney would be required to acquire the rest of Sky has recently been up in the air.
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Since 2004, however, both ground-based telescopes and spacecraft orbiting the planet have found plumes of methane spiking up in the air.
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"The ball hit the front of rim and popped up in the air," Custer said in a postgame television interview on TNT.
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A cell phone video released later showed Kinsey lying on the ground, his hands up in the air, while Rios sat nearby.
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China agreed to buy more agricultural goods like soybeans, but big issues like intellectual-property theft are still up in the air.
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We go to the bullfights not to see the bullfighter win, but to see the bullfighter get thrown up in the air.
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The rapist has died in the explosion, but the fate of everyone else is up in the air as the episode opens.
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So what can an investor do to protect their savings while the fate of the rule's implementation remains up in the air?
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The status of Big Blue, a virtual reality "spiritual successor" to Ecco, is up in the air after an unsuccessful Kickstarter campaign.
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A separate Medicaid issue — how quickly to phase out the funding for the expansion of the program — remains up in the air.
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Powerful conversations will take place today, but remember: Things will be up in the air for a while because Mercury is retrograde.
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It stars Gervais and Bana, along with Vera Farmiga (Bates Motel, Up in the Air), Kelly Macdonald (Boardwalk Empire), and America Ferrera.
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For workers required to book with a corporate card, which personal card to choose is more up in the air, he said.
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What that actually means is a bit up in the air, though it seems that would mean the controller is wrist-mounted.
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But Chaffetz will have time to perfect his pitchman act, because the contents of the bill are already up in the air.
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"This nudges the Fed closer to a rate hike, although June is still very much up in the air," Mr. Harris said.
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Expect news to come your way, but remember: Mercury is retrograde, so things will be up in the air for a while.
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Still, much is up in the air, particularly in the two blocks where Petrobras has not exercised preferential rights: Sepia and Atapu.
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With Britain now moving to leave the E.U. and facing months of economic tumult, all such plans are up in the air.
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She shoots Michael, leaving his fate up in the air, and then pulls off her mask to reveal that she's actually Rose.
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That witness said Harter put both of his hands up in the air as he was retreating backwards, according to court papers.
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Still, much is up in the air, particularly in the two blocks where Petrobras has not exercised preferential rights: Sepia and Atapu.
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"What exactly net neutrality will be is overall is up in the air," he said, cautioning against further changes to the rule.
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Throw in his continued role as chief executive of the rocket venture SpaceX, and he has a lot up in the air.
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"My son said the grass wasn't on fire, the trees were getting sucked up in the air and burning," Bledsoe told CNN.
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While Catania and Aydin insisted that Teresa has remained faithful to Joe, the fate of their marriage remains up in the air.
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What will become of the anti-vaping initiative and others advanced by Gottlieb is something that's now up in the air, though.
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Don't forget: This idea is still up in the air, and Trump's been mulling different comms team setups for a while now.
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With Mississippi still up in the air, Republicans will be defending at least 21 seats, while Democrats will be protecting 12 seats.
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The time that we find out what we'll be watching while curled up in the air-conditioning on our sofas next month.
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It's not a great time to make agreements or commitments, or to sign contracts, because things feel so up in the air.
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You're up in the air and one breaks down, you're still flying, but how many more engines do you want to lose?
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Almost as quickly as I'd fallen, I'd have my butt up in the air with my legs held straight by my braces.
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Who says dancing isn't throwing your arms up in the air and grabbing someone else's arms to be propelled across the stage?
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A fed-up Ronnie (Kim Matula) seeks work on another airline, leaving her relationship with Bryan (Zachary Knighton) up in the air.
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Separately, billions of dollars to fund community health centers — a safety net for 6900 million people — are also up in the air.
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The status of Stewart, 25, is more up in the air because of the complicated nature of returning from an Achilles' rupture.
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While the pair's relationship remains up in the air, the two are focused on raising their daughter, even as they live apart.
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"Let's just be nice to her," Grassley said, prompting Ford's other lawyer Debra Katz to throw her hands up in the air.
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The alternative would mean that Senate control — which remains up in the air, given the tightness of recent polls — will be crucial.
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That is hopefully, it's still a little up in the air, but hopefully, it's going to be a part of this season.
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It flattens like a pancake when it lands, then bounces and doesn't have time to retract until it's up in the air.
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Just throw it up in the air and it will stabilize itself as you stay entertained with flips, rolls, and HD footage.
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He said that, based on video he'd seen and the debris field, the plane appeared to have broken up in the air.
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The answer is up in the air and betting her to be the opposition shining knight in armour might be well misplaced.
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There's also a nebulous chance Long might put the game on an actual NES cartridge, but that remains up in the air.
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Its fate is entirely up in the air — and not only because Trump has a demonstrated aversion to big free trade deals.
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So why is the fate of a popular bipartisan criminal justice overhaul still up in the air as Congress opens its 2016 session?
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The maximum length of time it can take for CJD and other prion diseases to appear is also still up in the air.
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His request to travel abroad to work is still up in the air, a matter that he claims affects his child support case.
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Ultimately Cramer expects Congress and the White House to come together on tax reform, but right now everything is up in the air.
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A handful of House elections are still up in the air, and one Senate race — in Mississippi — will be decided by a runoff.
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"I change a lot of diapers, and he's definitely caught me a few times, peeing straight up in the air," adds the actor.
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With so many details still up in the air, public officials are hard-pressed to craft budgets that directly respond to their concerns.
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He thought the bullet went straight up in the air until he heard his son David, 24, yell out, 'Dad, Stephen's been shot.
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Michael B. told us the 'Creed 3' storyline is still up in the air -- so it seems like Wilder has a real shot.
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But it's at least now clear what'll become of the program, even if the timeline for changes is still up in the air.
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We're up in the air in no time, and the flight attendants pass around warm a warm towel and nuts as a starter.
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Later in the day, one enthusiast almost fainted and had to lie on the floor, feet up in the air, after his procedure.
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That one remained constant across all of the polling: an unusually large pool of undecided voters, leaving the race up in the air.
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Of the 99 Republicans President Trump endorsed, supported or campaigned for, 51 won, 33 lost, and 15 are still up in the air.
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So she ''spiraled out,'' beginning at home, then moving out into the street and, finally, in a rented helicopter, up in the air.
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But manufacturers still want to make sure that rules are standardized across the country, and that prospect is still up in the air.
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So, we asked four celeb-favorite MUAs how they ace their beauty routines when they're on the go and up in the air.
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An upcoming regulation that will affect investors' retirement accounts and the relationships they share with their advisors is now up in the air.
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Scientists need to end up with a universe that acts like ours, but, said Hartle, "the details are up in the air."[arXiv]
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MCCARTHY: And this is bipartisan so that&aposs the Democratic Whip Steny Hoyer and I, we&aposre actually flying up in the air.
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Additionally, maintaining a daily and weekly routine can help make job hunters feel more grounded even though things are up in the air.
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He said volunteers have noticed enthusiasm among Republican base voters in some districts that are still up in the air for GOP incumbents.
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He&aposs got more tails than a petting zoo, author of, "Up in the Air" and columnist at "Harper&aposs Magazine," Walter Kern.
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"I change a lot of diapers, and he's definitely caught me a few times, peeing straight up in the air," the star added.
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Plans to expand Fiber to eight other American cities halted late last year, leaving the fate of the project up in the air.
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Byproducts of swimmers' urine, feces and sweat mixing with chlorine can even build up in the air of indoor pools, triggering asthma attacks.
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The Fed's rate increase is expected, but the commentary from Fed Chairman Janet Yellen about the future is still up in the air.
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Until the court, prosecutor's office, or defender files or volunteers further information (and we'll be asking), this is fairly up in the air.
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Leaping 80 feet up in the air and gracefully soaring distances as far as 1003 feet before landing back on frozen terra firma.
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"On a day like today, sometimes it is who can get the most balls up in the air," Reds manager Bryan Price said.
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TENSIONS ON TRADE, WHICH CLEARLY HAVE RESONATED NEGATIVELY ON THE CONFIDENCE INDEX OF MANY ECONOMIC OPERATORS, WHICH IS STILL UP IN THE AIR.
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Whether it can repeat the success of that franchise is another question, seeing as its release date still remains up in the air.
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Multiple seats in the House of Representatives haven't yet been called, and a pair of Senate seats are up in the air, too.
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If regulators do not agree with the banks, the future of the CMBS industry looks to be very much up in the air.
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Whether the building, which the church consecrated as the Philadelphian Sabbath Cathedral, will survive at all is very much up in the air.
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With so much up in the air, and with the chart at a precarious level, Streible advises playing it close to the vest.
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Much about the meeting remains up in the air, including whether it will take place on June 12 in Singapore as originally planned.
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The latest proposal from SoftBank is still up in the air and subject to change, people with knowledge of the discussions told Bloomberg.
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But it's still up in the air, which means that the California senator is in our top spot for a second straight month.
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Kendrick earned an Oscar nomination for her supporting role in 2009's "Up in the Air," as well as a Golden Globe nomination.
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The timing of the announcement is up in the air, but some reports have said Trump could make his choice public next week.
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Spurgeon tied it with his tally in the second period when he batted in a puck that Ullmark deflected up in the air.
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Thunberg never planned to sail back on the Malizia II; her travel arrangements back to Sweden had always been up in the air.
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But the movie travels beyond the sardonic, as Reitman's " Up in the Air " (2009) ventured to do, into the realms of world-weariness.
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It will be listed on the Saudi domestic stock market but where it will be listed overseas is still up in the air.
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How fast, exactly, is still sort of up in the air as telecoms groups nail down and finalize the standards — but it's fast.
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Up in the air you can just stay far away from things that you have a technological beacon or a GPS position of.
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The ball popped up in the air, and Bogut scrambled and tipped it over to Curry, who was all alone for a three.
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The channel includes well-known films and franchises like Ali, the Legally Blonde movies, The Karate Kid, Up in the Air, and more.
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Android NGoogle also elaborated on its next major mobile release, Android N (what the "N" stands for is still up in the air).
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"He used to be like a chicken wing against left-handers with fastballs," said Meulens, pointing his left elbow up in the air.
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The precise issue in Carpenter is now settled law nationwide, but there are plenty of other questions that remain up in the air.
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And with Twitter's future as a standalone company very much up in the air, we don't yet know if it'll be coming back.
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"It is our historic responsibility to ensure that this step we are making is not left up in the air," Mr. Tsipras said.
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With Senate bailout measures still up in the air, House Democrats are crafting their own stimulus package, with an anticipated vote this week.
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From inside a hospital in Phoenix, Dr. Alves said, emergency medicine doctors talk to whoever is up in the air with the patient.
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Warren has declared that she's staying in the race until the convention, likely because so much is up in the air right now.
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Whether Destiny's Child fans can expect a reunion tour from the trio in the future, Knowles says it's still up in the air.
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While presidents typically keep FBI directors for their full terms, Comey's fate had been up in the air due to the turbulent campaign.
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Government oversight is still up in the air, a concern to investors of a cryptocurrency that promotes its independence and lack of barriers.
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" Though there are many wedding details up in the air, Foster says one thing couldn't be more clear — that Simon is "the one.
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They're more satisfying when enjoyed some 31,000 feet up in the air (they've been a Delta Air Lines staple since the 1980s). 8.
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Tired travelers can relax and catch a few hours of shut-eye before heading back up in the air in VIP reclining chairs.
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Then, she climbs 100 feet up in the air to watch the forest from a box about the size of a small bathroom.
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When it happened to Ms. Poole not so long ago while she was up in the air, she had a choice to make.
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As I wrote in an article two years ago, the legality of space colonies is very much up in the air right now.
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Others in similar positions have resigned, and these men presumably could too — meaning that some safe seats could be up in the air.
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"Don't know if the house made it or not, it's still up in the air," Caitlyn said in a video shared on Instagram Friday.
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They can end up in the air, but because of a quirk of their chemical properties, molecules attach themselves to particles that become dust.
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The Chicago project's fate is up in the air and Boring has yet to sign a contract with the city to build the tunnels.
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But, her future on the medical drama, which has not yet been picked up for another season by ABC, is up in the air.
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"Ferrell was always keeping the ball up in the air, always laughing," Amy Sedaris, who played secretary Deb in 2003's Elf, tells PEOPLE.
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Cleary overfilled with joy, Reinhardt could be seen jumping and throwing his arms up in the air with a big smile on his face.
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My angel had me stand on the ball with him, and pushed me up in the air with a big gust from those wings.
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But as to whether or not we should be more nutritionally mindful while getting our fade on… well, that remains up in the air.
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This has shifted the winter monsoon that wipes out the smog in the East China Plains, allowing pollution to build up in the air.
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While much of how she will manage the DOT is up in the air, one thing is clear: She's a moderate choice for Trump.
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Reitman is coming off his own string of well-received films, including Juno, Up in the Air, Tully, and last year's The Front Runner.
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The big picture: A lot is still up in the air on whether an investigation will actually happen, or be approved by the president.
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And in that respect, I think it's very much up in the air for me, you know, how fundamental the effect of Trump is.
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Whether it's going to be that 50/50 split is up in the air, but we'll have to wait and see just what happens.
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The rest of the relevant info, like price and if/when it's coming to the States, is still very much up in the air.
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"This time last year there were so many unknowns and so much was up in the air for me personally and professionally," she wrote.
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However, most people know Clooney as a bonafide movie star who headlined acclaimed films like Ocean's Eleven, Michael Clayton, and Up In The Air.
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Bryan: While Rick Grimes' removal has now been dealt with (until the new movies at least), Maggie's disappearance is still up in the air.
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We have contracts with the EPA that are now up in the air; we have no idea what's going to happen with our funding.
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Mr. Greenwood described it as a round, silver object about the size of a car with a metal rod sticking up in the air.
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And he hooked me, and threw me up in the air, and then turned around and was like, I&aposm not done with you.
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Whether or not Moto does jump back into the smartwatch market is still up in the air, but Barkat is leaving the possibility open.
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It certainly looks like it from the cover of Entertainment Weekly — though the reason for the haircut is very much up in the air.
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White House Press Secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders announced the donation Thursday, but it's still up in the air where exactly the money will go.
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But even though the timing and funding offsets for the proposal remain up in the air, other key details have begun to take shape.
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President Trump's cyber agenda is largely up in the air, with a hotly anticipated cybersecurity executive order yet to emerge from the White House.
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Yet a timeline for considering the plan remains up in the air, and it is unclear how the infrastructure projects would be paid for.
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It has a variety of skills that will make your character run at 90 miles per hour or jump high up in the air.
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Whether it has worked or not is still up in the air, as Apple has not released any sales numbers for the Apple Watch.
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Murphy's only non-anthology series at the moment, Scream Queens, is up in the air at the moment; it has not yet been renewed.
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This story begins thousands of feet up in the air with migratory birds, and ends with a robotic fish swimming through the water below.
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Hitting a huge puddle with pinpoint precision, the van sends so much water up in the air that the walker disappears for a second.
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"Our family was traumatized by what happened over those 10 years of the trials and things being up in the air," Frank says now.
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The first stock market listing in 20 years is up in the air, after Shandong International Trust missed a regulatory deadline in Hong Kong.
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Most of the volatile particles from those products get washed down the drain, but the authors estimate roughly 40% end up in the air.
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But if any or all of the players whose statuses are currently up in the air don't show, we won't be seeing Peak USA.
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The home run, the ball got up in the air and I thought it had a chance although this is a pretty big yard.
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He's clearly the best player left on the board, but when value will meet risk for some team is still up in the air.
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The image shows Hennessey holding his right arm up in the air and his left hand above his upper lip and below his nose.
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Its six legs prop its shield-shaped body up in the air, as if they were pallbearers at the funeral of a Knight Templar.
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It has become accepted that this is Trump's style: Throw the old order up in the air and create new structures from the chaos.
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But sworn testimony from either or both men is up in the air during what has become a subpoena-laden, fast-moving House process.
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The energy it takes to wrestle, to pick someone up in the air … in boxing it's just your weight, you're not carrying nobody's weight.
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The twin-engine jet struck the ground, went back up in the air, then crashed much more violently before coming to a fiery stop.
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"The timing of the process is still a little bit up in the air," Gribbin said at a Wall Street Journal event on infrastructure.
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A scary moment up in the air turned even more horrific as passengers aboard a plummeting plane claimed the flight crew started freaking out.
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"The ball is getting up in the air a little better and it allows me to keep the rhythm that I want," said Armour.
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The sun's connection with Saturn offers solid assistance in communication today, even though things have been up in the air due to Mercury retrograde.
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They know one retirement can throw everything up in the air, but the champions are certainly breathing easier than might have been the case.
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Things feel up in the air due to Mercury retrograde—use today's energy to get clear about what you're looking for in a partner.
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The ACA repeal effort is up in the air this week so stay tuned to VICE Impact for the latest movements on the bill.
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Garland's fate is up in the air, with Senate Republican leaders insisting the late Justice Antonin Scalia's seat be filled by the next president.
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It seems likely that the League will adopt them full-time eventually, but just how quickly that happens is still up in the air.
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Brexit is still up in the air, with possible outcomes ranging from a no-deal exit from the EU to abandoning the whole endeavour.
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"They take a bowling ball from 20 feet up in the air and they drop it on the hood of the car," he said.
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Spencer Ware's return from a concussion is up in the air, and it's possible Davis gets a longer look Week 23 against the Panthers.
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How most users feel about this seems up in the air, as evidenced by a new SurveyMonkey poll done for the news site Axios.
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The president's plans for infrastructure spending have so far largely left New York up in the air, so it's something to pay attention to.
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In all three cases, though, the outcome is somewhat up in the air after voting concludes, and is truly determined by the convention's delegates.
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Republican control of the Senate is also up in the air, with the GOP defending 23 Senate seats, while Democrats are defending only 12.
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The weekend could also see some driver announcements, with the futures of several drivers, including Hamilton's Mercedes team-mate Bottas, up in the air.
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A final decision remains up in the air and there does not appear to be a frontrunner at this time, multiple sources told CNN.
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He tussled with the police, wandered in and out of the hearing room, thrusting a smartphone up in the air to film the proceedings.
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Republican control of the Senate is also up in the air, with the GOP defending 23 Senate seats, while Democrats are defending only 153.
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Up in the air UK rapper Stormzy, the Boston Symphony Orchestra and a number of K-Pop acts -- like GOT7 -- have also canceled dates.
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As the fate of the ship remains up in the air, disgruntled passengers demand answers from the captain (Laurie) and his ill-equipped crew.
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But aides say it remains up in the air whether those programs will get a short or long-term extension in next week's package.
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That said, whether these moves will result in the community-level efforts required for meaningful change is still very much up in the air.
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F/G Andre Iguodala's status for Game 2 remained up in the air Monday after he underwent an MRI on his sore left knee.
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It&aposs very peaceful when you&aposre up in the air but the landings can be your punishment for such a lovely time floating.
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As Bloomberg Businessweek's Josh Green reports, Bannon's future at Breitbart News, the right-wing media outlet, may be up in the air as well.
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For now, the answer is still up in the air — and the party appears to be betting its political future on voters coming around.
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They are now reviewing "the security situation" with Syrian and Russia authorities, OPCW officials said, but the next visit remains up in the air.
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Even the job status of Casey remains up in the air, because the cooling-off period is an important one ahead of serious evaluation.
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Author Rainbow Rowell says a sequel to Eleanor & Park is in the works, though exactly when we'll see it is still up in the air.
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Pushing forward with her chin up in the air, Cachoeira takes as many punches as she throws and looks exhausted from the third minute onwards.
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Gulf nations have had trade and religious ties with Somalia for centuries, but those relationships are now up in the air as new rivalries emerge.
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Catalonia's leader left the province's future up in the air Tuesday when he announced it would seek independence from Spain — but only after more negotiations.
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It connects to the rear of your seat and fully supports your head and neck, allowing for peaceful shuteye while you're up in the air.
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Scientists said a new lava delta has grown to 200 acres, while lava from Fissure 8 bursts 130 to 180 feet up in the air.
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Reitman previously directed the Oscar-nominated Up in the Air in starring George Clooney in 2009, as well as last year's Tully starring Charlize Theron.
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"I was looking at the flames shooting up in the air, and the whole thing looked like some monster that was taking over," he said.
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The Striking Khabib Nurmagomedov might stick his chin up in the air and swing wildly when he strikes, but he was surprisingly sharp against McGregor.
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It is rare, if ever, that purchasing an hour or a full day of Wi-Fi access is cheaper once you're up in the air.
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Nobody was going to make Good Night, and Good Luck, Michael Clayton or Up in the Air, and I fought to get those out there.
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The agency approved a set of net neutrality rules last year, but how exactly it will treat zero-rated services remains up in the air.
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What shape that will actually take is pretty up in the air at the moment, but a few leaks have popped out here and there.
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Director Jason Reitman (Up in the Air), screenwriter Diablo Cody (Juno) and Theron are back together again for the first time since the 2011 comedy.
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The streaming service and its production partner Media Rights Capital almost immediately suspended production, with the fate of the season left up in the air.
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North Miami, Florida, police officers shot an unarmed black man as he reportedly held his hands up in the air while lying on the ground.
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But exactly how is up in the air, and that will likely be the most important question to answer moving forward on this particular storyline.
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The whole thing might sound a bit up-in-the-air right now, and that's mostly intentional — it's still pretty early days in the process.
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Mayer's future remains up in the air, though her possible removal from the board would indicate that she will not have a position at Altaba.
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As the flames grew, a lot of patrons captured the panicked scene from the ground ... and even from still-operating rollercoasters up in the air.
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One protester was seated in a large tripod made with logs Monday, resting on swing-like seat dangling about 25 feet up in the air.
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Five senators are up in the air on whether to convict or acquit the president on charges of abuse of power and obstruction of Congress.
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The fate of the EO is still up in the air, but regardless of how things play out, let's hope this suggestion doesn't take effect.
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The first test flight of the SLS and Orion combo is scheduled for 2018, but beyond that, the rocket's future is up in the air.
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It's tiny, flexible, and customizable enough that even your 8-year-old nephew or 75-year-old grandmother can send it up in the air.
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Drama before Tuesday's big vote The vote was up in the air until the last moments, when several Republican holdouts announced their support, including Sens.
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"It's up in the air about whether or not Republicans will follow through on their threat not to engage in their constitutional duties," Earnest said.
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New landowners will have to get on board with right-of-way agreements, which puts the eventual completion of the pipe up in the air.
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It's said to focus on the mystery of Arnold's parents, which was left up in the air after the series' theatrical release back in 2004.
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Then, drop your chest and head to the bed and tilt your butt up in the air — the more you curve your back, the better.
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Things are too up in the air, and it's time to slow down and unwind instead of running around trying to force things to happen.
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The Tallahassee mayor said on Thursday that tens of thousands of votes were not tallied in the recount, leaving the race up in the air.
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A day after voters headed to the polls to cast their ballots, the outcomes from a handful of competitive races remain up in the air.
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"To be able to sell amenities that are this high up in the air ... is something that's very different than any other building," she said.
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But key details about the long-awaited infrastructure proposal -- and an estimated timetable for its release and consideration in Congress -- remain up in the air.
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But key details about the long-awaited infrastructure proposal — and an estimated timetable for its release and consideration in Congress — remain up in the air.
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"One reason we saw providers close was because they couldn't get staff to stay on, with their jobs completely up in the air," she said.
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The president's actions cleared the way for legal status for millions of undocumented immigrants, and that major labor force is now up in the air.
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She earned an Oscar nomination for "Up in the Air" and proved she had box office prowess as the lead in the "Pitch Perfect" movies.
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Without the Clean Water Rule, federal protections for these water bodies are up in the air and communities throughout the country will be at risk.
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From some other people I have talked to in Gambaga, I know it involves a chicken being thrown up in the air, but nothing more.
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Finally, there are two states that look really up in the air that I haven't yet mentioned: California (with 172 delegates) and Indiana (with 57).
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Intriguing conversations come your way—however, it isn't the day to try to make sense of things since so much is up in the air.
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The two remaining divisional battles for first place could each come down to a tiebreaker game, keeping the wild-card matchup up in the air.
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But, depending on the evaluator's report and the way the assault investigation goes ... Jamie's long-term prospect for staying conservator is up in the air.
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A White House deal with the private sector for 80,000 ventilators was up in the air as the government considered the $1 billion price tag.
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Aqib Talib got his hands on the pass and it popped up in the air for Bradley Roby to intercept it in the end zone.
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Also up in the air was whether he would call a snap regional election, something a senior Catalan politician said on Tuesday was being considered.
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"It is up in the air as far as his relation to everybody," said Ray Whitley, the Sumner County district attorney general, said on Sunday.
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Confidence: Medium The weekend remains somewhat up in the air, but it seems most likely that a storm system will pass to our south Saturday.
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"I don't want to say this was kind of up in the air, but we weren't 100 percent on it too long ago," he said.
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"After Rouhani's re-election, there is much up in the air/room for misinterpretation," he said in a series of Twitter messages earlier this week.
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Soon after, he zooms out of the room, takes his gloves off and throws both hands up in the air while zipping down the hallway.
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Things are very much still up in the air with Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell saying they'll probably vote on the trial structure next Tuesday.
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Yes, it's very much up in the air as of this writing that Ford will show up to Monday's hearing of the Senate Judiciary Committee.
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He'll want to come out of this with a few Twitter-ready announcements, but it's up in the air whether the executives will play along.
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"It does not make sense to overthrow Zuma now - get rid of Zuma now and that throws leadership bids up in the air," he said.
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He was trailing the play when Bratt lost his balance, causing his foot to fly up in the air and make contact with Mikheyev's arm.
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Loud bangs and bright flashes lit up the tower blocks as Chinese-made fireworks — illegal but widely available in Iran — went up in the air.
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"Everything has been thrown up in the air," said Lisa Churchill, who grows avocados and specialty tangerines, like the pixie variety, in the Ojai Valley.
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In a race with so much up in the air, he can predict one thing with certainty: no snubs for his state in this cycle.
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The situation on the Republican side seems even more up in the air, since no one really has any idea how Donald Trump will govern.
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There are these pop-up thunderstorms throughout the southeast this time of year, and one of them is keeping Air Force One up in the air.
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However, with many tax and trade policies still up in the air under the Trump administration, consumers are expected to continue being methodical with their spending.
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FX CEO John Landgraf said that the network does know what next season will be about, but the following two are still up in the air.
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His head is often straight up in the air, he changes stances under fire, he throws long loopy punches and opens himself up to counters constantly.
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At the time, the company noted that its future was up in the air, but still sounded somewhat hopeful that it might eventually find a home.
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In any case, the Iran deal's fate truly appears up in the air in a way it hasn't been since it was originally struck in 2015.
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That amount appears to still be up in the air: the filing made public today does not indicate the percentage of stock both plan on taking.
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And while the fate of much of the Trump administration's personnel issues remains up in the air, we'll definitely be getting a new secretary of state.
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"They went to the balcony and put their hands up in the air," said the lawyer who asked not to be named for fear of reprisal.
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"I looked up and I could see a car flying up in the air," Delores DeAngelo, who had been at the park, told CNN affiliate KUSI.
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The future of tariffs, customs clearance, free movement, euro clearing, intellectual-property rights and the regulation of industries such as pharmaceuticals are up in the air.
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With none of the major US presidential candidates having definite answers on matters of space exploration, the future of NASA's programs is up in the air.
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Not only is Kendrick a lovable, charming actress (she's literally the only thing we remember about the movie Up In the Air), but she's absolutely hilarious.
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"It's kind of up in the air, still," she said, explaining that she has no interest in following in her father's footsteps and becoming a musician.
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Committee members will surely ask her about the meeting and her role in its aftermath, but whether she will answer is still up in the air.
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What will our world look like when we get all of these hands up in the air partying back into the earth to co-create together?
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Marks said there's no question that Trump intends to be a pro-business president, however what he'll ultimately get done is still up in the air.
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Your ruling planet Mercury is retrograde, so things feel up in the air—it's a great time to reflect on the changes you want to make.
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The ball bounced off the turf in the penalty area and hung up in the air long enough for Gremio defender Thomas Luciano to clean up.
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"It's uncertain right now, it seems like it's up in the air after the recent vote" to reject the Brexit deal, Lane Campbell told CNBC Wednesday.
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C JC Tretter didn't practice this week because of illness, leaving his status up in the air for the preseason opener against Cleveland on Friday night.
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As Karoun Demirjian of The Washington Post explains, some of the people connected to the President are cooperating, while others are still up in the air.
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The movie's release date and casting are still up in the air, but it's hard to argue with the potential of the central DuVernay–Lee partnership.
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One witness claimed they saw a person dressed in a clown suit standing in the middle of the road with his hands up in the air.
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Kim Porter's funeral will be an elaborate affair, but certain key moments are still up in the air, because of the shock associated with Kim's death.
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If a tire blows, the body of the car is going to rip off and you're going up in the air — and coming down someplace else.
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There's also the fact that Nick and Reagan (Megan Fox) broke up last week — leaving a potential Nick/Jess (Zooey Deschanel) reunion up in the air.
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So far, the store installed what appears to be a large white checkout counter, but the rest is up in the air in terms of design.
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With so much up in the air, there is increasing concern that insurers could pull back, leaving some of those areas without insurance options for 2018.
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