The math is hard to argue with; business as usual and growth as usual spell an end to the world as usual.
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His shots didn't have their usual verve, his legs their usual spring.
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Americans don't want business as usual; Trump is not business as usual.
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The girls refuse to charge, as usual, but I tip $20, as usual.
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He was heavily autobiographical, as usual, and light on policy detail, as usual.
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The best remedy for business as usual remains making business as usual impossible.
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We're surrounded by the usual tools, and the usual topics: silhouettes, volume and color.
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These vaccines could have greater than usual risk because of greater than usual benefit.
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I did stuff, perhaps more quickly than usual, but with no more focus than usual.
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Meanwhile, the right-wing backlash is unfolding as scripted: the usual cries of censorship, the usual recriminations about liberal celebrities who once said something mean, the usual lamentations about politically correct overreach, the usual free-market fetishists suddenly oppressed by the marketplace of ideas.
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In the hospital, my patient received the usual treatments for asthma and, as usual, got better.
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None of this is your usual stimulus, but that's because this is not your usual recession.
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Because you&aposre receiving more money than usual, your employer will withhold more money than usual.
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But Corsair wants to reach beyond its usual audience and beyond its usual destination of gaming boudoirs.
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But, these days the White House isn't politics as usual, so it's not design as usual either.
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He has the usual Hollywood dreams but more than the usual optimism about making them come true.
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Soon after, the wars came, the presidents, the 9/11 anniversaries, life as usual and not usual.
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Jerome Charyn's new novel covers much of the usual life story, though not in the usual order.
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The gallery Marlena Vaccaro runs in Chelsea has the usual white walls and the usual nice light.
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I'm going to skip the rest of the usual intro because this is not a usual episode.
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They're not going to do business as usual, they don't even know how to spell business as usual.
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"We compared those trials to usual care, and usual care was very different depending on the trial," said Moore.
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He shared the puzzle on Friday, and has, as usual, been met with the usual amount of head scratching.
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This dirty old loft was chock full of collections of things, with the usual big bed, and the usual big table loaded with books and announcements, and the usual stacks of huge canvases facing the wall.
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As usual, the show operates on multiple fronts, although in this case, almost all strain credibility even more than usual.
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They may hate you forever, but you will have sufficiently made their usual morning headache even worse than usual. 256.
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The illuminated boards appeared to show all the usual classics; McNuggets, wraps, fries, the usual soft drinks, and meal combos.
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Washington (CNN)Fox & Friends tried harder than usual -- not especially hard, but harder than usual -- to challenge President Donald Trump.
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There's the usual fare — well, usual for TED anyway — including salmon jerky, gourmet popcorn and sriracha-flavored Epic chicken bites.
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The Amsterdam-based festival kicks off a day earlier than usual this year, meaning you get to enjoy it for even longer than usual, and there'll also be double the usual amount of additional concerts taking place, too.
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When Maia burst onto the MMA scene, he had the usual streak of submissions, the usual development into a mediocre striker, and the usual difficulties with opponents who could keep him on the feet and show this up.
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It was more pomp and circumstance than usual — or at least more than usual for the opening of a suitcase showroom.
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He seemed like any other California dude, dressed in the usual jeans, sneakers, and T-shirt, full of the usual boyish enthusiasms.
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Earlier this month Beyoncé, out of the blue (as usual), dropped "Formation" and (as usual) people lost their proverbial shit over it.
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It was, in short, business as usual even though business has been anything but usual in the top tiers of youth basketball.
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It takes hourly wages as given when available for hourly workers; for others, it divides usual weekly earnings by usual weekly hours.
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Do the usual (feed everyone, dishes, and yoga) and eat the usual (Greek yogurt with berries and granola) while watching Jane the Virgin.
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Elsewhere in the finale were the usual shenanigans, but little of the usual stasis that has characterized the latter part of this season.
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"An older person may do very well in their typical routine, going the usual places, seeing the usual people," McIsaac said by email.
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Penn's apparent effort to embrace a problematic subject outside his usual approach resulted in images that fell far short of his usual standards.
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And how better to project a 'business as usual' message than by returning to its usual pre-MWC global stage for the S9 launch?
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The usual scary showing of power from Lombard despite his time off and increased testing, but an even worse showing of cardio than usual.
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Over the last few weeks there have been the usual personal attacks, and the not-so-usual threats to throw an opponent in jail.
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In other words it's business as usual for a band whose 'business as usual' is the sound of someone throwing a rager in Hades.
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She had just turned 88, and other than the usual age-related forgetfulness and grumbling about kids these days, she was her usual self.
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Yes, this latest report comes off as more pessimistic than usual for the IPCC because it's a slight departure from the panel's usual work.
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The usual presumption of "innocent until proven guilty" does not hold in many regulatory matters, nor are there always the usual protections of due process.
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Mars in Libra may find you arguing with partners more than usual, or perhaps the people you're in relationships with are more aggressive than usual.
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As we drove on the usual streets, I realized the silence in the car wasn't the usual grumpy, leave-me-alone-with-my-Snapchat silence.
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Check out the gorgeous trailer, which doesn't look like Ghibli's usual visual style, but does have some of its usual aura of warmth and joy.
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On Tennis PARIS — The 2019 French Open is over, and it was business as usual for the men and business as usual for the women.
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The usual presumption of 'innocent until proven guilty' does not hold in many regulatory matters, nor are there always the usual protections of due process.
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Supermoons, in which the moon looks bigger than usual and makes for fantastic photographs, occur when the moon is slightly close to the Earth than usual.
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Sure, it might go over the head of your usual bottle service-type, but these guys are not your usual boom-boom-untz-untz dance music.
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Of course, Trump exuded his usual bravado and bluster, promised repeatedly to bring back jobs, make America great again -- the usual crowd pleasers for Trump supporters.
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Every time a new, high-visibility report on the minimum wage is released, the usual forces for and against the policy go into their usual crouches.
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Some leaves are dropping earlier than usual, and those on some trees, like birch and beech, are turning to dull colors, not their usual brilliant hues.
|
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ThoughtSpot is simultaneously seeing current customers ramp up their product usage more quickly than usual and signing on new customers at a faster rate than usual.
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I've got some pretty coloring, my foot is a little bit bigger than usual, my big toe's a little bit longer than usual, but I'm good!
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When a kid does not have the usual interests or the usual haircut, his peers do not view his behavior simply as atypical or statistically infrequent.
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Image: NASAAll that is to say, the news I've got for you today is business as usual—the level of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere is skyrocketing as usual, and 2017 is on track to have the highest level of carbon in the atmosphere ever, as usual.
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But several recent plays, including Clare Barron's acclaimed "Dance Nation" and the current Roundabout Underground offering "Usual Girls," by Ming Peiffer, have ditched the usual cloying tropes.
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" "Oh, just the usual sort of thing. . .
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People are tired of business as usual in DC. After this historic election are they really going to go back to business as usual in their first votes?
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As usual with Google Calendar events, you can add a location, include some notes, even attach a file, as well as providing the usual time and date details.
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Condensed to a fourth of its usual running time, this version of Ibsen's fantastical saga is definitely more digestible than usual, if a tad less flavorful as well.
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When the Obama administration released the Clean Power Plan, its program to reduce carbon emissions from the power sector, it got the usual reaction from the usual suspects.
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If I hedge it's only because Fornés, in writing a play that deliberately challenges the usual values of coherence and engagement, also challenges the usual value of criticism.
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It was business as usual for Perdue on Tuesday, who spent most of his day at the Department of Agriculture, where he was in good spirits as usual.
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Instead of the usual brand name, it was printed with Vaquera & Co. The dress was also shinier than the usual sueded fabric from Tiffany, but it was instantly recognizable.
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Without such an effort, we will be forced to rely on conservatism-as-usual and liberalism-as-usual to fend off and beat back the temptation of authoritarian populism.
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"People should drink the water, take showers, bathe as usual, cook as usual, but just be vigilant and persistent and don't wait," if flu-like symptoms occur, he said.
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Their first-round match at the Open on Monday night was very much a throwback: Williams, as usual, crushed the suspense early by, as usual, timing her shots beautifully.
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If you're in the mood for more deals, Sony's DualShock 4 wireless controller is cheaper than usual at Amazon: it's currently $43.99, down from its usual price of $59.99.
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Their first-round match at the Open on Monday night was very much a throwback: Williams, as usual, crushed the suspense early by, as usual, timing her shots beautifully.
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The fact that more voters than usual have tuned in early and little movement has occurred suggests that perhaps there is a lower chance the polls will change than usual.
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TL;DR: Get access to the professional photography tools Adobe Lightroom Creative Cloud for $25 (97% off its usual price) and Adobe Photoshop for $19 (86% off its usual price).
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Alvin Cailan, the engine driving the popular Eggslut in Los Angeles and the Usual in New York, is planning a second Manhattan restaurant this summer, not far from the Usual.
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I invited her in, as usual, out of the blasting sun, sat her down, as always, on the wicker chair, and poured the usual jar of iced tea for her.
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Forecasters predict more storms than usual There's a good chance that there will be more storm development in the Atlantic than usual in the coming weeks, according to the NOAA.
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It wasn't business as usual for Puma, whose usual performance footwear had been alchemized into thigh-high lace-up boots, stilettos and chunky wedges, whose sweatpants had been bisected with garters.
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The annual winter sale has begun today on Steam, and as usual, you'll be able to find most of this year's most popular PC games for less than their usual cost.
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It's not exactly a world-changing device in the usual ways: The processor is old news, the operating system is Apple's usual iOS, the hardware is equivalent to an iPhone 7.
|
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As usual, it's been getting good reviews, although, also as usual, Kevin Gates has been pretty clear that he could not care less about how anyone but his fans receives it.
|
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NYC's emergency rooms are serving twice as many patients as usual and their ICUs are three times as large as usual, Dr. Mitchell Katz, CEO of NYC Health + Hospitals said Sunday.
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But since the election, the group has received nearly double the usual number of reports of harassment on the subway, and more than usual involve racist, Islamophobic or anti-immigrant comments.
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ET — an hour earlier than his usual time slot.
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Michelle looks incredibly fit -- as usual -- and visibly happy.
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Numbers, location, time – we thought about everything, as usual.
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Braun is off to his usual solid start, batting .
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People -- especially Republicans -- were sick of politics as usual.
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Do your job - call balls and strikes as usual.
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The difference -- as usual -- appears to be the context.
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But this year, the ocean temperatures were warmer than usual, and the upper atmosphere was colder than usual — which combined to create a strong storm where they don't typically occur, DeMaria says.
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McEvoy, a professor at Flinders University in Adelaide, Australia, and his team randomly divided patients into two groups: One group received usual care alone, and the other received usual care plus CPAP.
|
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Twenty-three percent said they thought the season was colder than usual due to normal variations in the weather, while 2628 percent said it was warmer than usual for the same reason.
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Twenty-three percent said they thought the season was colder than usual due to normal variations in the weather, while 5 percent said it was warmer than usual for the same reason.
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Character Study At noon on Tuesday, a flock of sparrows gathered as usual outside Jan's Hobby Shop on Lexington Avenue near 93rd Street — waiting for their usual midday meal from Madame inside.
|
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In a follow-up question, Fox asked if, compared with previous congressional elections, voters thought they were more enthusiastic about casting ballots than usual, less enthusiastic or about the same as usual.
|
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That will stress bond markets that have loaned companies trillions of dollars on the expectations of business and risk as usual when the period we are entering is not at all usual.
|
|
I eat my usual breakfast (usual to the point that I'm shocked to have made it this far in the diary without mentioning it) of greek yogurt, chia seeds, and frozen raspberries.
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"The biggest reason why the Q3 earnings season has felt weaker than usual is the absence of very good results rather than significantly more big misses than usual," said Morgan Stanley analysts.
|
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"There were two contracts exchanged between the Tokyo bid committee and the Singaporean company, but they were concluded under the usual sort of procedures and passed around and approved as usual," Takeda said.
|
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The survey found that 2202 percent of respondents said the 2628-28500 season was colder than usual due to climate change, while 6900 percent said climate change made the season warmer than usual.
|
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The survey found that 19 percent of respondents said the 2023-2019 season was colder than usual due to climate change, while 14 percent said climate change made the season warmer than usual.
|
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There were still bottles of beer being drunk, but the prematch atmosphere was a little more subdued than usual, with some supporters all in black even if most still sported the usual blue.
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One woman speaking out, and changing the story we tell about a powerful man — in public, instead of the usual whispered warning to other women behind closed doors, or the usual ashamed silence.
|
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If neither treatment arm approximates usual care, as critics contend, the investigators may be unable to draw meaningful conclusions — they won't know how the two experimental treatments stack up against the usual care.
|
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As usual, Donald Trump doesn't think he's done anything wrong.
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The recycled boxes are cheaper than its usual red packaging.
|
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Rather than the usual biographical video that plays at Mrs.
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"From an astronaut perspective, it's business as usual," says Scoville.
|
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Be smart: President Trump has scrambled all the usual alliances.
|
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Such are the usual estimates of any big city proposal.
|
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The result left the usual mixture of disappointment and relief.
|
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In addition, the city has more empty apartments than usual.
|
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None of the usual suspects can hit the high notes.
|
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In neighboring Argentina, the picture is more complicated, as usual.
|
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That's a significant reduction on the usual price of £4.49.
|
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Of course there's the usual suspects like Google, Intel, Salesforce.
|
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Daily life in Brussels continues in its usual sunless stupor.
|
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But as usual, his character gets in over his head.
|
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In another usual twist, Isabella and Ferdinand ruled as equals.
|
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You're going to be more sentimental and weepy than usual.
|
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Does it continue to interact, eat, and move as usual?
|
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IT WAS, as usual, an upbeat atmosphere at Proud Embankment.
|
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The bots also had profile pictures — not the usual egg.
|
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As usual, the expedition resulted in some fairly remarkable discoveries.
|
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But as usual, everything is bananas and nothing makes sense.
|
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That's a 62% discount from the usual cost of $129.99.
|
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They have vowed to show up to work as usual.
|
|
They were spotted sucking face -- as usual -- earlier in Malibu.
|
|
Overall, our message is that it is business as usual.
|
|
"We were just being resilient as usual," Irving told reporters.
|
|
Many might just write it off as business as usual.
|
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Amazon's data also allows for more usual collections and pairings.
|
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As usual, the truth is way more complicated than that.
|
|
The phone tap works in lieu of the usual Metrocard.
|
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The weakest look of the night, as usual, was Kennedy's.
|
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But last week, Nunes grabbed far more headlines than usual.
|
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As usual, this conversation failed to take the next step.
|
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As usual, this isn't a comprehensive list of April 2017.
|
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For the rest of the league, it's business as usual.
|
|
As usual with stories like this, not all sources agree.
|
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I was shocked they were carrying on business as usual.
|
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Per usual, he has a few drinks under his belt.
|
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That night though, she had been more tired than usual.
|
|
I was being pushed around a little easier than usual.
|
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Security in Tiananmen Square on Tuesday was tighter than usual.
|
|
As usual, Kylie is there for her during this tragedy.
|
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"Burning Man isn't your usual festival," the official website reads.
|
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Slack's sitting in the corner, making everyone laugh, AS USUAL.
|
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He was just another face of Globe business as usual.
|
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In part, this is the usual human habit of overcompensation.
|
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Of course, all the usual caveats about street protest apply.
|
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Shampoo and conditioner were easy, my usual from Organic Caviar.
|
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But his usual day doesn't sound much like anyone else's.
|
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I miss the more intimate feel of my usual studio.
|
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I took two more weeks [off] than my usual four.
|
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That's a 5% discount from the usual cost of $17.99.
|
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But Retro Computers' case is a little dicier than usual.
|
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You notice that your pet is panting more than usual.
|
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Be aware, however, that the usual Amazon annoyances still apply.
|
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To this day, Guardian appears to be operating as usual.
|
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My commute home is annoying and takes longer than usual.
|
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But inside the Senate, Romney is resuming life as usual.
|
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This wasn't your usual GNO, it was a glamorous one.
|
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The times we live in are not business as usual.
|
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As far as a destination, the usual suspects were floated.
|
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This particular crew does happen to be starrier than usual.
|
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It's at this point that the usual Kickstarter warnings come.
|
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The usual extreme viewpoints still exist on Vine, of course.
|
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It is strikingly different from the usual French Gaullist formula.
|
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He was engaged in — as usual — mysterious global financial transactions.
|
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One of them is attracting far more attention than usual.
|
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But the UAW leadership settled with GM for the usual
|
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This update features the usual bug fixes and security improvements.
|
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But the result was the usual one for the Spurs.
|
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Mr. Gervais, the message was, would be having the usual.
|
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It will last 80 minutes, instead of the usual 60.
|
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"I think it will be business as usual," he said.
|
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Rahman said he was at Friday prayers -- his usual routine.
|
|
As usual, he declined to disclose details about his family.
|
|
She had looked thinner than usual and had a cough.
|
|
For the French GP, I was even better than usual.
|
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In tone and structure, "Doxology" sheds Zink's usual frantic energy.
|
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This year, per usual, brands got involved in the shenanigans.
|
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She's doing tons of coke, as usual, but she's fine.
|
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As usual, women are being asked to wait, and wait.
|
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Usual smoothie and rice cakes that I brought from home.
|
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As usual, Will changed a decent number of the clues.
|
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It was the exact opposite of his usual blunt talk.
|
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Our questions were going right past each other, as usual.
|
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The usual audience for freight innovation is far more niche.
|
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UnitedHealth Group, per usual, will kick things off on Tuesday.
|
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Best to keep it bottled up and continue as usual.
|
|
I'm feeling more anxious than usual and can't tell why.
|
|
As usual for Shondaland, the answer isn't the painless one.
|
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He was expected to get the usual 2 year suspension.
|
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It's painful as usual but it has to be done!
|
|
I add a spoonful to his usual kibble to start.
|
|
The entire debate from Hillary was more Washington as usual.
|
|
Then it was announced it would be shorter than usual.
|
|
At Herkimer the barista mouths, "the usual?" and I nod.
|
|
And Twitter, as usual, said "hell no" to her shenanigans.
|
|
As usual, Brown's misogyny and mockery are absolutely uncalled for.
|
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He would get paid about 8 percent of his usual.
|
|
Skye also said she wasn't feeling as energetic as usual.
|
|
I'm, as usual, trying to parse my words carefully here.
|
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And virtually all of the usual suspects will be there.
|
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For this trip, the impact was even stronger than usual.
|
|
Anyway, Aaron, as usual, it was great talking to you.
|
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He began, in the usual manner, by taking photographs himself.
|
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As for the usual risks of supporting a crowdfunded product?
|
|
Satire thrives where the usual checks on human folly fail.
|
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The discount offers 50 percent off the usual subscription price.
|
|
That's a 10% markdown from the usual cost of $3,599.
|
|
Without Maria around, he seems to act crazier than usual.
|
|
Grab the kit for $54.99 — 16% off the usual $65.99.
|
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Momma is perfect and not missing a beat as usual!
|
|
There could be more volatility than usual this earnings season.
|
|
And as usual, Kuma Films have captured the routine stunningly.
|
|
Mason, as usual, was humble when asked about the praise.
|
|
Nasty weather today, but at least it's warmer than usual.
|
|
Of 389 athletes, 209 were allowed to compete as usual.
|
|
It's $489 instead of its usual $599 price at Amazon.
|
|
A BOJ spokesman said Kuroda was reiterating his usual stance.
|
|
Chief among them, as usual, was House Speaker Joe Straus.
|
|
Gus Fring is back and making everything creepier as usual.
|
|
She will return to her usual busy schedule come January.
|
|
Per usual, Escobar is one step ahead of the cops.
|
|
But her club night outfit wasn't as bare as usual.
|
|
Overall, there is less negative guidance this quarter than usual.
|
|
As usual, Twitter users were quick to roast his picks.
|
|
"I wasn't any more stressed out than usual," he said.
|
|
At Florida State, patients have seen just the usual symptoms.
|
|
As usual, I rush get myself to work on time.
|
|
Dating Around rejects all the usual tropes of the genre.
|
|
We had to deal with way more vomit than usual.
|
|
In other words, today's protests are just business as usual.
|
|
The silence causes my mind to wander more than usual.
|
|
Trump brandished his latest medical letter with the usual showmanship.
|
|
Investors demanded more compensation than usual for the call option.
|
|
Everything's fixed, and Tumblr is back to its usual self.
|
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Hence, we get three eclipses instead of the usual two.
|
|
That's a significant drop from the usual price of £179.99.
|
|
As usual with doping, nobody cares, until they suddenly do.
|
|
But you have to look a little harder than usual.
|
|
It soon returned to "business as usual", a spokesman said.
|
|
He'll have trouble drumming that up from the usual suspects.
|
|
He is utterly impervious to the usual weapons of politics.
|
|
This is the usual habit of Iraqis everywhere to celebrate.
|
|
More usual is the Indutrade approach, holding what you buy.
|
|
There was higher turnout than usual in suburban Franklin County.
|
|
But Trump's actions go beyond shaking up politics as usual.
|
|
So clearly it is still business as usual for ISIS.
|
|
The question is, business as usual, or the new normal?
|
|
That's a whole $43,24 off its usual price of $21,2499.99.
|
|
EmFit eschews the usual wristband, instead slipping under your mattress.
|
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That's a 66% discount from the usual cost of $299.99.
|
|
At this point, it's still business as usual for us.
|
|
Many Cubans, like Giron, go about their days as usual.
|
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You know, just your usual group of friends hanging out.
|
|
You're really itching to break out of your usual routine.
|
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"Now it is business as usual of course," he added.
|
|
Thou, as usual, provided the most entertainment with their set.
|
|
It won't be the usual road former press secretaries tread.
|
|
This year, however, the rainy season lasted longer than usual.
|
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That's a 299.99% discount off its usual cost of $349.
|
|
As usual in Washington, it's déjà vu all over again.
|
|
"Jen has continued her life as usual," the source added.
|
|
"Business as usual" makes things a little worse every year.
|
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Prime Minister Juha Sipila said it was business as usual.
|
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Maybe with a little more pineapple than usual, but whatever.
|
|
Mrs Clinton was in a more vulnerable position than usual.
|
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"Change up the usual," the ad suggests, and also #PourItForward.
|
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However, as usual the political rhetoric is a little extreme.
|
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The usual business crap that takes 5% of your time.
|
|
So, as usual, the big six are in the doghouse.
|
|
Maybe it's time that changes — with some caveats, as usual.
|
|
Per usual, battery life is one of Pebble's standout features.
|
|
As usual, you generally make me feel a lot better.
|
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On the face of things, it is business as usual.
|
|
But the past five years have been worse than usual.
|
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But the problem is bigger than just the usual suspects.
|
|
That's an 86% discount from the usual cost of $500.
|
|
So, it's business as usual with this climate change news.
|
|
VISITORS to Japan rarely encounter the usual markers of privation.
|
|
The usual defence is that measuring unpaid work is hard.
|
|
Or like usual, did her mother cook it for her?
|
|
"Well, as usual, the entire panel is wrong," concluded Maher.
|
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That's a 73% discount from the usual cost of $13,499.
|
|
Hiring someone like Oreskes isn't iconoclastic — it's business as usual.
|
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That's a 219% markdown from the usual price of $387.
|
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That could mean the facility is just operating as usual.
|
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He isn't putting them together in the usual ways, either.
|
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But the market's usual participants say the flocks are fine.
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It cannot become politics as usual between Republicans and Democrats.
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Trump offered his usual stew of fear, jingoism and hatred.
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My hair and eyebrows are out of control as usual.
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You'll be your usual impulsive, somewhat reckless self this evening.
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It was Uber as usual in every way, but cheaper.
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You know the usual questions: What kind of ice cream?
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I knew who was going to be the usual ensemble.
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"He & the Dems, working together, failed (as usual)," he added.
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In the Russia probe, that usual order has been scrambled.
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But they traveled farther than usual this time, she said.
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But unlike the usual Olson argument, this one's a dud.
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One was that the Democrats, as usual, were in disarray.
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In 2012, however, NASA decided to change the usual narrative.
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JoJo and Jordan were all over each other, as usual.
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I felt bad, so I was more generous than usual.
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AND AS USUAL FOR TESLA, LOTS OF PREDICTIONS WERE MADE.
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Eight justices will hear the case, not the usual nine.
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Third were Exponent's peers, the usual audience for Exponent's work.
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As usual, Trump shows no sign of deescalating the situation.
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Which was business as usual with the people he photographed.
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That's a 97% discount from the usual cost of $1,476.
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By Sunday morning, he was back to business as usual.
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Most observers processed Friday's revelations in the usual partisan manner.
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Three setters, instead of the usual two, made the squad.
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In his usual way, Sheary was nonchalant about his goal.
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The usual clatter from the building's 2,000 students was muffled.
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If you think that's just bureaucracy as usual, think again.
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Invigorated, the Giants turned, as usual, to the electrifying Beckham.
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And it's more fun than usual because these cops suck.
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The moon will appear significantly larger and brighter than usual.
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Television viewers expecting the usual programming on NBC on Dec.
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"And it's very usual for statisticians to issue nutrition guidelines."
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In his usual riff about the questions surrounding Massachusetts Sen.
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It was nothing like the usual process at the airport.
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But this is no usual year for the beleaguered Democrats.
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When I walked back, I checked Todbaum's usual parking spot.
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That's where the usual 3 percent error rate comes from.
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The charity will continue business as usual, Buckingham Palace insisted.
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The villain should be motivated by the usual villainous grudge.
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After each crisis, we went back to business as usual.
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Kevin Hart is slowly getting back into his usual rhythm.
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Allioli, the Spanish version of aioli, is the usual choice.
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This is not business as usual, and frustration is mounting.
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In fact, this kind of reaction was business as usual.
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There he is, Gus, stuck in the crosshairs as usual.
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If you're interested in someone, do the usual swipe right.
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They obviously lost sight of what their usual bias is.
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They left other males free to execute the usual plan.
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They planned to play their usual wager, $5 a hole.
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Ms. Gabbert, in other words, follows the usual documentary recipe.
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He had to color persuasively outside of his usual lines.
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These are not the usual words today's undergraduates first hear.
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The Google core business is, as usual, quite boringly efficient.
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I started with the usual suspects: breasts, neck, inner thighs.
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They were different from the usual formula of boy bands.
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The usual head post, freeing the hands, working the body.
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It overrules the usual rules of judicial institutions and police.
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You also end up peeing a lot more than usual.
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"It's business as usual for ATAP," a spokesperson told us.
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But as usual, Jordan Spieth's magical putter kept him alive.
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You're feeling emotionally supported, but you're still moody, as usual.
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Against this, Ginobili's improvisations stood out even more than usual.
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He said ANA's operation in Myanmar would continue as usual.
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But for a lot of them, it's business as usual.
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What also happened: The tropical Pacific was cooler than usual.
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But your intuition is sharper than usual, so trust it.
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You're supposed to control music from your usual music players.
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And, of course, there are the usual social media accounts.
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There's disruptive capacity: The ability to stop business as usual.
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Spencer lays down the usual "I'm just asking questions" line.
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Expect to be in a more nostalgic mood than usual.
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As usual, one of those should be the next iPhone.
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As usual, Williams's serve paved the way to the title.
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This may cause retailers to start sales earlier than usual.
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A rainy spring produced more foliage and vegetation than usual.
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The message did not match her daughter's usual writing style.
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He had slept more soundly than usual during the night.
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But this year's smog has been much worse than usual.
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But this doesn't mean things are dully business as usual.
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The usual response, loosely paraphrased: I'd rather be anywhere else.
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It was beyond the scope of our committee's usual practice.
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We were wearing jackets and ties, our usual school garb.
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Sports of The Times A March without its usual madness.
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In just two weeks, all the usual certainties have gone.
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As usual, it managed to combine jingoism with bad policy.
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They're also taking advantage of delivery apps more than usual.
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We are terrible, that is, at boycotting business as usual.
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I do my usual routine and stop for a tea.
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"No, this is not life as usual," New York Gov.
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As usual, the artistic director Janet Eilber will offer context.
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His father was his usual bon vivant self, Bert remembers.
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How they got here was not Chicago politics as usual.
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But, also as usual, the Cardinals are next in line.
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He didn't turn to his usual haunt this time though.
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The lawyer had given him far more time than usual.
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For Microsoft though, it appears to be business as usual.
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Gianforte attack has made talk radio more surreal than usual.
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As usual, it's Greg who puts the theme into words.
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You'll find the usual suspects: Yves Saint Laurent, Chanel, Hermes.
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In this instance, it's executed with less grace than usual.
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As usual, he asked no questions during Supreme Court arguments.
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I stopped my usual routine and was fine with it.
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When I got up I was not my usual self.
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The whole point is to get beyond business as usual.
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The menstrual taboo is because that countered the usual connection.
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Anbang has said it will carry on business as usual.
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Only the players found themselves with more time than usual.
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That slope has solidly begun, per usual, well before Thanksgiving.
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As usual there will be Yiddish proverbs in fortune cookies.
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We fail if we continue to do things as usual.
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Clergy members said they were expecting larger crowds than usual.
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The post garnered nearly 5,200 likes, double her usual number.
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I go through my usual morning, just an hour later.
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He also opened up to people outside his usual circle.
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Back in 1992, there were more open seats than usual.
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The amber votive candles flickered with their usual sexy sophistication.
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The protein beer costs a little more than usual beer.
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Sign up for just $25 – 83% off the usual cost.
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Parts of the icy continent were less icy than usual.
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The president, as usual, was watching the briefing that day.
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But as usual, things are being said without my consent.
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This year's tournament is missing some of the usual teams.
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The usual rules don't seem to apply to Mr. Trump.
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As usual, he improvised when those funds failed to materialize.
|
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As usual, his writing reflected his flexible attitude toward capitalization.
|
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Maybe the usual crowds were turned off by the drama.
|
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They might realize that grocery stores are barer than usual.
|
|
"It seemed pretty much like business as usual," she said.
|
|
Just a few moments later, they're all bantering as usual.
|
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You can then edit and send the Snap as usual.
|
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That's a 94% markdown from the usual cost of $399.
|
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The question is whether business as usual will go on.
|
|
The "races" will air in NASCAR's usual Sunday afternoon slot.
|
|
This might seem like business as usual in Silicon Valley.
|
|
As usual, Mr. Sanders dominated with liberals and young voters.
|
|
But that was a rare exception to China's usual policy.
|
|
" And I would respond with the usual "It was fine.
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And the show's gentrifiers aren't the usual clueless white hipsters.
|
|
"Oh," Mr. Hannity replied, his usual bombast briefly escaping him.
|
|
Still, other moments have scrambled the usual Fox News formula.
|
|
I think this is just seen as politics as usual.
|
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But they're starting their offensive push much later than usual.
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Grab one for $79.99 – 27% off the usual retail cost.
|
|
Most slights on Tuesday were familiar, if punchier than usual.
|
|
Get yours for just $44.99 – 34% off the usual cost.
|
|
As usual, he greeted us with laughter and dirty jokes.
|
|
In fact, though, it is the usual order of things.
|
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Get one now for $45, down 16% from usual cost.
|
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Snag a pair for $89 — 18% off the usual $109.
|
|
Grab one now for $24.95 (16% off the usual cost).
|
|
As usual, the Democrats immediately began yammering about bad cops.
|
|
That's a casual 84% off the usual cost of $500.
|
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His usual prop, a cigarette, was crushed into an ashtray.
|
|
She could appear as usual and hope for the best.
|
|
Prepared duck confit replaced the more usual pork or chicken.
|
|
As usual, he is showing little sign of the pressure.
|
|
The swamp hasn't been drained; it's conducting business as usual.
|
|
But this case did not follow the usual outrage playbook.
|
|
Continue to use your accounts — individual or joint — as usual.
|
|
Is continuing life as usual the best course of action?
|
|
Is this the usual amount of fire that you see?
|
|
The night sky will shine a little brighter than usual.
|
|
You can go back to your dirty business as usual.
|
|
The chamber was more full, and more tense, than usual.
|
|
The usual approach – to quell it with drugs – stops working.
|
|
Schools were open as usual, and people went to work.
|
|
One of them is more worrisome than usual right now.
|
|
Some really brutal things went down, even more than usual.
|
|
And getting the parts shipped won't be business as usual.
|
|
The usual rush hour crush gave way to empty spaces.
|
|
By midnight, there was Sanders, delivering his usual stump speech.
|
|
" Then the usual announcement: "Stand clear of the closing doors.
|
|
NASA stated the decline this year was bigger than usual.
|
|
It closed 30 minutes before its usual 7 p.m. shutdown.
|
|
Officials describe the strategy going forward as business as usual.
|
|
In fact, though, it is the usual order of things.
|
|
Australia and Eastern China were also much warmer than usual.
|
|
Security arrangements for the competition are already stricter than usual.
|
|
But as usual, the real standout pieces were the accessories.
|
|
And there's also the usual mall staple, a movie theater.
|
|
But there isn't anything usual about anything this election year.
|
|
After O'Leary's sentencing in 2011, Hendershot resumed her usual work.
|
|
I make my usual tea — Morning Thunder by Celestial Seasonings.
|
|
That's a 24% discount from the usual cost of $199.
|
|
The usual answer — a nuclear-free Korean Peninsula — is wrong.
|
|
"As usual I think we have exceeded expectations," she said.
|
|
At CES: Expect a lot of weird stuff, as usual.
|
|
After the "usual formalities," he "dropped a bomb," Pataki recalled.
|
|
Will the candidates stray from their usual talking points tonight?
|
|
As usual, he gave his project a rather naïve coloration.
|
|
The express, with regulars heading straight to their usual seats.
|
|
This is not, by the way, usual fashion week practice.
|
|
He's more worried than usual about both time and finances.
|
|
To some in Albany, that is simply business as usual.
|
|
Monday, later than usual, before being dismissed for the day.
|
|
They're probably a little more weepy than usual this morning.
|
|
"It is safe to say more than usual," he said.
|
|
Shelby didn't play the usual politician's game of murky ambiguity.
|
|
Ron watched helplessly — as usual — as his family was consumed.
|
|
As usual, I was in a state of pleasant exhaustion.
|
|
That's a 10% reduction on the usual price of £1099.
|
|
Reviewers were more split than usual on the Champagne's price.
|
|
This brings me to my usual subject, the Supreme Court.
|
|
RMH could not be reached outside of usual business hours.
|
|
This visit has been even more tightly orchestrated than usual.
|
|
It is much shorter than usual without the traffic, yay!
|
|
The usual things that can plague many women simply existing.
|
|
I get ready as usual and go right to bed.
|
|
This is not just business as usual "drug war" stuff.
|
|
According to Maguire, that meant the usual timetable didn't apply.
|
|
It is her usual policy, however, to assume the best.
|
|
Sadly, mass shootings are the usual gun policy conversation starter.
|
|
"I don't use the usual seductive tools," Ms. Huppert said.
|
|
Give yourself permission to think and act beyond the usual.
|
|
It will be business as usual in our nation's capital.
|
|
Then they settled in to rehash the past as usual.
|
|
Except these politicians weren't in their usual positions of power.
|
|
During timeouts, the arena, packed as usual, was nearly silent.
|
|
So make sure you're connected as usual and then proceed.
|
|
As usual, Apple didn't break out sales by iPhone model.
|
|
There are, of course, the usual print services and methods.
|
|
"It is not time for business as usual," he said.
|
|
They did not follow one another in the usual manner.
|
|
As usual, the giants of the industry held lavish events.
|
|
Do you have a usual source for preventive health care?
|
|
My body just kind of wore out quicker than usual.
|
|
No. But, as usual, I wish I had higher expectations.
|
|
Other global markets and governments will be open as usual.
|
|
For Amazon, the appeals process opportunities are better than usual.
|
|
For Devs, his dive has been even deeper than usual.
|
|
Some of these Republicans are the usual critics, like Sen.
|
|
The present, meanwhile, feels more like your usual contemporary drama.
|
|
Anything but the usual blast of cheer, and it's fine.
|
|
It was the usual internet life cycle, in other words.
|
|
And the halftime performance, as usual, should not be missed.
|
|
There is anything but business as usual in the capital.
|
|
As usual, Time will be participating in the WHCA dinner.
|
|
In "Kitchen," the unusual and usual literally furnish the room.
|
|
" — TREVOR NOAH "In a statement, Sanders said nothing, as usual.
|
|
But the trailer also brought out the usual sexist trolls.
|
|
A couple of cars are in the lot, as usual.
|
|
But as usual with Bannon, it's more bark than bite.
|
|
Usual targets include convoys of Syrian military or Hezbollah members.
|
|
She was prepped and draped in the usual sterile fashion.
|
|
This year, the factory seems quieter than usual, she said.
|
|
You might find yourself feeling much more emotional that usual.
|
|
And suddenly all our usual excuses and justifications are toppled.
|
|
However, in terms of cardiovascular emergencies, the patients using CPAP in addition to following a usual care plan showed no differences from the usual care-only patients after more than three years, on average.
|
|
I know that you're from Austin and you listen to a lot of underground folk, but you guys seem to carve out a different sound than the usual Americana or the usual country-gospel.
|
|
If she takes office, and tries to implement that policy, the usual suspects will issue the usual dire warnings, but there is absolutely no reason to believe that her agenda would hurt the economy.
|
|
"The usual practice [when a drone is spotted] is to suspend flights for half an hour, which is the usual battery lifespan for drones," said Parker, head of the drone training company Flyby Technology.
|
|
They seemed to want to disable the bourgeois practice of business-as-usual in culture; they seemed to carry the implicit knowledge that such business-as-usual leads to war, famine, inequality and corniness.
|
|
Rather than the usual red Wine Gums and Mini Cheddars that make up the usual musican's rider, Tiga requests the city's local team's shirt, and as such he's amassed a vast collection of them.
|
|
Chuck Grassley, 86, told CNN Wednesday that he was continuing with business as usual, running his usual three miles and keeping his plans to hold 12 county meetings in Iowa during the upcoming recess.
|
|
In Japan, the Tokyo Marathon took place on Sunday, but with only 200 competitive runners taking part instead of the usual 30,000 who usual run in an effort to contain the virus (Fox News).
|
|
Talking about why it's important to wash hands more frequently than usual, reinforcing the usual parental harangues about hygiene (toss those tissues, cover your mouth when you cough and your nose when you sneeze).
|
|
If the usual suspects stick with their usual strategies, what happens next is the mass cancellation of the newly "arrived" metal and its gradual load-out from the LME system over the coming weeks.
|
|
A custom T-shirt design business with no money down and none of the usual hassles, like keeping an inventory of shirts that might not sell, or usual necessities, like paying for manufacturing and shipping.
|
|
"As usual, risks of a disagreement are not negligible with Iraq currently the most vocal opponent, aiming to grow production next year and disputing usual measures of its production as too low," Goldman analysts said.
|
|
One of the highlights as usual will be the somewhat desperate press pack in their usual role of clowns poring over every syllable from the ringmasters led by the Saudi Energy Minister Khalid al-Falih.
|
|
The iMac Pro also has the usual complement of RAM and storage options — though "usual" in this case of course means top-flight components and the opportunity to get as much as 33GB of RAM.
|
|
When all around him on Fox News were playing their usual roles (indeed, his usual role) as masseurs for the president's tender ego, he administered slaps, hard ones, the kind that leave angry red handprints.
|
|
"As was standard, the investigation was very specific in scope and limited in scope and that is the usual process and that my folks have assured me that the usual process was followed," Wray said.
|
|
It's just a refreshing change of pace from the usual shooters.
|
|
I get my usual omelette and an amazing freshly baked croissant.
|
|
It's all there, but it's buried along with Pornhub's usual fare.
|
|
The usual economies of scale, however, barely apply to 3D printers.
|
|
Escaping that slump could take more than grocery business as usual.
|
|
"It's going to be clear: No business as usual," said Rep.
|
|
Did it take you longer than usual to get your espresso?
|
|
Which means Spain must be a whole lot spookier than usual.
|
|
This was a stark contrast to his usual long, low stance.
|
|
Maybe it's the usual hype that Bitcoin sees around Christmas time.
|
|
It's definitely a bit of a departure from your usual lewk.
|
|
As usual, Putin's messaging is also aimed firmly at the West.
|
|
Voos admits the usual advice is to go to the basement.
|
|
Life went on as usual with fat kids and their parents.
|
|
I do my usual bedtime routine and am asleep by 11.
|
|
When we met this time, it wasn't for the usual banter.
|
|
That doesn't happen, but Wayne does sound more inspired than usual.
|
|
Children suffering from progeria syndrome appear to age faster than usual.
|
|
As usual in Silicon Valley, that's only a little bit accurate.
|
|
I open my bank account and see more money than usual.
|
|
All three are functional improvements from Fossil's usual fashion-first fare.
|
|
"The usual emergency protocol was activated immediately," the police spokeswoman said.
|
|
Winning Overcooked requires the usual cooperation you'll find in team games.
|
|
ET. The Energy Department will release its usual Wednesday report Thursday.
|
|
Of course, the usual slate of issues apply with the Mod.
|
|
We do our usual morning routine and he's off to school.
|
|
It was supposed to be the usual zany Ball family drama.
|
|
Yet the usual barriers to cross-border European consolidation still apply.
|
|
You have all the usual suspects along with the cult favorites.
|
|
In usual Kylie Jenner fashion, her backside was on full display.
|
|
Another bright spot, as per usual with GM vehicles, is MyLink.
|
|
The morning of my adventure, I made my usual grocery list.
|
|
Send cake, and booze if you like, to the usual address.
|
|
"[For Castro], this is sort of business as usual," Huish says.
|
|
The rainfall has rejuvenated the area, encouraging visitors earlier than usual.
|
|
But business as usual does not mean we shouldn't pay attention.
|
|
Which means that bears may be a little bolder than usual.
|
|
But, of course, you're feeling like a workaholic today, as usual.
|
|
I do my usual routine, and E. makes me some toast.
|
|
There are the usual neckties and socks or breakfast in bed.
|
|
And there's the usual flood of CEOs issuing statements of condemnation.
|
|
However, the Los Angeles skies soon returned to their usual sunshine.
|
|
Do my usual skincare routine and head to bed by 11.
|
|
Because elections matter, and Trump is anything but business as usual.
|
|
In her usual fashion ... she left our camera guy craving more.
|
|
Currently, the clinics aren't actually barred from conducting business as usual.
|
|
I try to do everything in moderation in my usual routine.
|
|
These innovations, as usual, are not around the corner just yet.
|
|
But Endless and Blonde, both upend that usual way of working.
|
|
But aside from that, there are no more concerns than usual.
|
|
I'm even more tired than usual and fall asleep almost instantly.
|
|
However, Kambalny is not one of the usual suspects for activity.
|
|
There were the usual snubs (Love & Friendship's Kate Beckinsale, Fleabag, etc.).
|
|
He was drinking a beer, while Ver, as usual, was abstaining.
|
|
Lassie must be smiling a little more than usual this week.
|
|
As usual, only one side bears the brunt of that misfortune.
|
|
As usual, information provided by the President only provokes more questions.
|
|
Kelly Clarkson can't wait to get back to her usual self.
|
|
"Oh thanks Robby, You're just a gem, as usual," she responded.
|
|
However, despite our usual tradition, this year will be vastly different.
|
|
It's an animal hoarding case in even smaller quarters than usual.
|
|
Some thoughts from people, with an usual dose of humor, follows.
|
|
I responded to the Slack messages and commenced work as usual.
|
|
The comments from other scientists (mostly the usual suspects) were guarded.
|
|
It took nearly three times as long as my usual cut.
|
|
First, even more than usual, there's a performative aspect to it.
|
|
The trailer doesn't end with the usual montage of CGI explosions.
|
|
For Hungry Howie's that's 30,000 more pizzas than a usual Sunday.
|
|
Target didn't follow the usual course for these sorts of presentations.
|
|
Substantially more than usual—feeling bad, acting contrite, and being white.
|
|
In terms of everything else, it should be business as usual.
|
|
Snag it on sale for $474.99 — 15% off the usual $559.
|
|
On Thursday, the couple scheduled a walk for Benny as usual.
|
|
As usual, the Federal Trade Commission is nowhere to be found.
|
|
It seems these are the usual conditions, some galleries take 75%.
|
|
It sounds more fun to me than the usual crime procedural?
|
|
As usual, I package some up for our lunches tomorrow simultaneously.
|
|
I do my usual morning routine and race out the door.
|
|
They need to be a little stouter and heavier than usual.
|
|
SEAT said on Thursday it was operating its business as usual.
|
|
I arrive 15 minutes late per usual, but no one minds.
|
|
The officer continues to do their job at their usual salary.
|
|
The Netflix Originals list has its usual array of impressive titles.
|
|
Her mom is not happy, and frankly more frightening than usual.
|
|
I am a woman, doing the usual things and being myself.
|
|
As your shell molts, things may hurt you more than usual.
|
|
The prices it is charging are slightly different from the usual.
|
|
The "nonpartisan" race is — even more than usual — all about politics.
|
|
As per usual, Taylor Swift's latest album is packed with surprises.
|
|
The season is just underway, so all the usual disclaimers apply.
|
|
As per usual, From Software tells a very hidden, vague story.
|
|
The usual thrusts were replaced with a pleasing one-note vibration.
|
|
Highways were back to being jammed with the usual Houston traffic.
|
|
Buffett got his usual vanilla-orange bar for free this year.
|
|
Meanwhile, turning out her own base will be harder than usual.
|
|
There's also the usual remote and live view of the camera.
|
|
I take my usual supplement load, still feeling 87 years old.
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In the Arctic and sub-Arctic, however 2019 has been usual.
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But this has not been business as usual in my country.
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The justices were even more collegial with one another than usual.
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Woods' solemn mood was noticeably different from her usual bubbly behavior.
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As usual, the film industry is two or 40 steps behind.
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The Razer Phone 2 is $300 off of its usual price.
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We could jog around the perimeter of the ranch as usual.
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There are likely to be more bargains than usual next time.
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In the meantime, agents can go back to business as usual.
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The first, tax cuts, is a usual priority for the party.
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You can get it here for 87% off the usual price.
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We can no longer stand by and have business as usual.
|
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Some have said this Ramadan has been more difficult than usual.
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In Washington, it will soon be back to business as usual.
|
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As usual, there are questions about who's really behind these groups.
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The device will cost $599.99 as compared to the usual $999.
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It's not my usual style, but that's part of the attraction.
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But, as usual, there's no need to slam the green potions.
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It's a far cry from my usual "drunk brunch" Sunday activities!
|
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Kevin Spacey is looking even more presidential than usual the days.
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Instead of my usual latte, I compromise with a plain coffee.
|
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Ms. Davis was more anxious than usual about the weekend's rides.
|
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The timely cause is a departure from Apple's usual apolitical marketing.
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As usual, pricing and availability aren't being announced here at CES.
|
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According to his usual route, there are no collisions… it seems.
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" There was the usual herd mentality: "Everyone is going to China.
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You have no idea what you're doing, do you, as usual.
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Out too went his usual steady flow of beer and wine.
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When Ross removed the term, however, they were monetized as usual.
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"That's not the usual profile of a service industry," Delpech said.
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But that would nonetheless mark a departure from its usual strategy.
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"Jon Snow and my creepy brother photobombing as usual," she wrote.
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Yachts, jets and mansions are the usual signs of extreme wealth.
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Last Wednesday, Papini went for a jog as usual, Bosenko said.
|
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Maybe this story really wouldn't stick to the usual narrative formula.
|
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At first glance it has been business as usual this year.
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However, there have been more sightings than usual in recent months.
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It's the usual — people talk about bees, recycling, and climate goals.
|
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Klaue feels like an acknowledgment of the MCU's usual villain problem.
|
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As usual, Walt is not alone in his judgment and experience.
|
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This week gave us a healthier variety of deals than usual.
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I upped my Xanax dosage to three times the usual amount.
|
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Compared to The Bachelor's usual stiffness, Arie's nonchalance is unavoidably attractive.
|
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Mr Trump has a tendency to alienate his country's usual friends.
|
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Per usual, there's no real rhyme or reason to this selloff.
|
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Snag it on sale for $23 — 32% off the usual $469.
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Oh, and as usual, I steal some of his Uniqlo socks.
|
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EV West acquires batteries for its cars in an usual way.
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He's tired, I'm tired, and we turn in earlier than usual.
|
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Besides the usual trim, Roberts' choppy L.A. lob is pretty predictable.
|
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That's about six-times the usual workload for a Monday evening.
|
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It is, however, rather different than her usual method for songwriting.
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I make my usual peanut butter toast and coffee, and run.
|
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And along with her usual workouts, Hudson swears by daily meditation.
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As usual, there are experiments afoot, and those experiments are bad.
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Also as usual, the costume rollout was truly something to behold.
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I get a bagel and a small iced coffee — my usual.
|
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Always a straight talker, Mr Zhou has been blunter than usual.
|
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Less surprisingly, she does well in the usual urban Democratic strongholds.
|
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This time I felt a little more worn out than usual.
|
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"It's business as usual here," he said, without giving his name.
|
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It's your wedding — you have to be more extra than usual.
|
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As usual, some are reading pretty deeply into her latest move.
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Yep, as usual, pop culture is here to save the day.
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Also, McKinnon's impossibly weird take on Sessions is perfect, as usual.
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" Rhoades nods, but he assures everything will continue "business as usual.
|
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Instead, you got a repeat of his usual greatest rhetorical hits.
|
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All three Murdochs are attending, as usual — James, Lachlan, and Rupert.
|
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He appears, as usual, with diligent musicians many years his junior.
|
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Business as usual for Labour perhaps, but novel stuff for Tories.
|
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There were...more software bugs than usual in a review unit.
|
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Just not the usual kind, which is why Mullin was confused.
|
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They were quieter than usual but just as crowded as ever.
|
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Perhaps the good times might last a little longer than usual.
|
|
I'm full of surprises like the end of The Usual Suspects.
|
|
I grab my usual office breakfast, then dig into my email.
|
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His mistreatment of Ms Hill reflected the usual 1980s male chauvinism.
|
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This alone is a big change compared to usual health insurance.
|
|
Expect the usual bump in specs for Dell's fall PC lineup.
|
|
The usual complaint that "they're all the same" does not apply.
|
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He was rockin' his usual headgear ... and a black Kaep jersey.
|
|
This time, it ran it through the fine sieve as usual.
|
|
As usual, there's bad news to go along with the good.
|
|
Brigades have been more heavily armed than usual around the capital.
|
|
And so, that shouldn't mean just shopping at your usual haunts.
|
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That means that the moon may appear slightly darker than usual.
|
|
The usual outcome of medical research was that disease was cured.
|
|
And if we can't fight it, business can continue as usual.
|
|
Context: The flight time of this missile is longer than usual.
|
|
As usual, social media users stepped up to mark the occasion.
|
|
"Both the ocean and atmosphere are warmer than usual," said Kaleschke.
|
|
The two men finish off their call in their usual way.
|
|
The intimate, emotionally affecting film forgoes the usual hot-button rhetoric.
|
|
The safe bet, as usual this election season, is on Trump.
|
|
It doesn't feel quite as grimy as the usual transactions do.
|
|
I told Sheryl this was going to be tougher than usual.
|
|
DeLillo's usual mode of meditating on the grandly strange and surreal.
|
|
While a usual Bachelor finale ends there, Arie's journey did not.
|
|
Payments to labels and suppliers are ongoing in their usual manner.
|
|
Or is Chipotle's usual protocol too precious to be messed with?
|
|
Even more than usual, it's important to scope your proposal accurately.
|
|
As usual, it took a picture for the outcry to start.
|
|
The senator appeared more comfortable having returned to his usual demeanor.
|
|
That's higher than usual — but most people do have normal children.
|
|
We're playing tons of shows (as usual) to promote the release.
|
|
These divisions go much deeper than the usual debates within political
|
|
Calvo said that it was "business as usual" on the island.
|
|
Unless you think that this is just the usual portfolio shift.
|
|
You can't always turn to the usual outlets, either, Cali says.
|
|
The company has scraped the web to understand usual career paths.
|
|
The theme, as usual, was Trump victories, past, present, and future.
|
|
As usual, this list is definitive, and cannot be argued with.
|
|
As usual, Trump spoke about the FBI in starkly partisan terms.
|
|
You'll find some usual suspects, like Elon Musk and Dara Khosrowshahi.
|
|
Warm weather helped, along with the usual round of holiday promotions.
|
|
Lost in this conversation, as usual, is nuance about the research.
|
|
That's a generous 42% discount from the usual price of $19.
|
|
As usual, Trump is projecting his own faults onto his opponent.
|
|
But stocks have increased much more slowly than usual this year.
|
|
But for providers, it's business as usual — and that's a problem.
|
|
As usual, the former Laker was booed by Staples Center fans.
|
|
Grab a lifetime subscription for $19.99 — 76% off the usual $84.99.
|
|
Instead it went to print a quarter of its usual size.
|
|
At 66, Mr Dung is past the party's usual retirement age.
|
|
Sonic booms, as usual, rattled the area around the launch site.
|
|
The usual suspects, widely regarded indicators, are sending out mixed signals.
|
|
It began with the usual intentions of any young, intrepid traveller.
|
|
It's politics as usual in Washington, D.C. It's a slimy thing.
|
|
These were "usual pressures," but they steadily built to something unbearable.
|
|
It's "business as usual," Hanson allegedly told co-conspirators from MCC.
|
|
Other people prefer simply to shake hands in the usual way.
|
|
You are ready to break free from your usual routine, Capricorn.
|
|
Don't be surprised if you feel grumpier than usual today, Aries.
|
|
PASADENA, California — As usual, prepare to spend your summer at Litchfield.
|
|
There are coins, piranha plants, Toad, and all the usual fixins.
|
|
Soft, fluffy, gentle, tolerant -- these two aren't your usual therapy dogs.
|
|
Apple's ID does a lot of heavy lifting here, as usual.
|
|
"We are not in a business as usual world," Bradshaw said.
|
|
Her website has been getting more hits than usual, she claimed.
|
|
He may be dumb, but, as usual, it's no laughing matter.
|
|
It will not be too different to their usual Saturday gatherings.
|
|
As usual, Kitra is unfazed, soaking up her surroundings, constantly clicking.
|
|
But it's not only Chet who seems more insufferable than usual.
|
|
Hellerstedt, and it was decided with one fewer justice than usual.
|
|
Instead of their usual train ride, the royals traveled by helicopter.
|
|
As usual, the arena was filled with noise throughout the game.
|
|
With another Halloween coming up, the pair were busier than usual.
|
|
Authoritarians are horrified by this, and, as usual, they are wrong.
|
|
Everything was presented in 3D instead of the usual 2D format.
|
|
We might want to prepare for a Year of the Usual.
|
|
It's all the usual suspects for trade - technology, semiconductors and industrials.
|
|
The "Winged Victory of Samothrace" was bereft of its usual admirers.
|
|
As usual, there are four of them: mother, father, two daughters.
|
|
Women are dissenting from the national vote by their usual amount.
|
|
Some were older, some were balder, than the usual stony crew.
|
|
"It's business as usual," the store's general manager, Scott Goldshine, said.
|
|
"As usual, he wanted to know more about winners," Gulbis wrote.
|
|
They have some surfactants, but the usual ingredients are conditioning ingredients.
|
|
And it's even more frantic than usual for the kitchen staff.
|
|
"We're probably gonna be much more irritable than usual," she explains.
|
|
Calls to Mabunda Incorporated went unanswered outside of usual business hours.
|
|
So that-- naturally, recovery phase tends to be longer than usual.
|
|
White men also voted slightly more Democratic than usual in 2018.
|
|
The people standing on the surface conducted their lives as usual.
|
|
Outside the supernova of Clinton's presence, the usual small planets orbited.
|
|
As usual, Trump tried to make the election all about himself.
|
|
My usual stylist wasn't available, which is never a good sign.
|
|
Mr. Tsang came to horse-shop ownership in an usual manner.
|
|
The usual intention is to dismiss a work as splashy kitsch.
|
|
For the record, this is not a usual worry for me.
|
|
This year's deadline for tax filings is April 15, as usual.
|
|
That volatility meant Next's sales outlook range was wider than usual.
|
|
"For AWS it's going to be business as usual," Newman said.
|
|
The result is that the usual checks and balances don't apply.
|
|
Gross conceded the fund's performance has been more volatile than usual.
|
|
Suffice it to say that the water is muddier than usual.
|
|
Together they bought pumpkins from a roadside stand, four as usual.
|
|
As usual, Twitter is Big Mad about yet another divisive take.
|
|
That probe is unlikely to move at tech's usual breakneck speed.
|
|
She appears, as usual, with her husband, the saxophonist Jim Tomlinson.
|
|
In the other facilities, patients continued to receive their usual care.
|
|
Was that a step down from their usual NBC broadcast home?
|
|
Williams still reads like his usual idealistic and high-minded self.
|
|
It's the end of civilization, and it's also business as usual.
|
|
So, this book itself is not the usual presidential campaign book.
|
|
Friday night's uprising appeared to diverge wildly from the usual patterns.
|
|
Donald Trump got the headlines as usual — but don't be fooled.
|
|
Along with the usual social pressures of adolescence, there were gangs.
|
|
Get it on sale for $29.99 — 55% off the usual cost.
|
|
Farhad: Well, you certainly are being your usual strange self today.
|
|
The usual way of thwarting this is with heavy concrete barricades.
|
|
Maybe it didn't check enough of the usual prestige-television boxes.
|
|
Ralph Northam has revolved even more than usual around the President.
|
|
CF Keon Broxton slid into Villar's usual spot atop Milwaukee's order.
|
|
This latest round of new details poses all the usual complications.
|
|
At lunch one day, he was his usual talkative, hyper self.
|
|
And then my grandmother fell into her usual post-lunch funk.
|
|
Talks with clients are continuing later into the year than usual.
|
|
That is well below the usual reduction of about 4 percent.
|
|
For now at least, the Fed is playing its usual role.
|
|
The moon tonight will appear significantly larger and brighter than usual.
|
|
But this year, it seems, it's back to business as usual.
|
|
As usual, the President appeared with and praised the local candidate.
|
|
Here are some of the usual objections, and why they're wrong.
|
|
This is too important to fall victim to politics as usual.
|
|
That step should help change the dynamic of business as usual.
|
|
But as usual, that should be the end of the road.
|
|
The informal sector could soon go back to business as usual.
|
|
As usual in tech and politics, no good deed goes unpunished.
|
|
Citizens from both parties are fed up with politics as usual.
|
|
As usual, the curtain will open with financials leading the way.
|
|
The usual arguments over public school curricula often center around religion.
|
|
As usual in this series, the most vivid scenes occur outdoors.
|
|
It feels routine, even obligatory, and repeats the usual Egyptian imagery.
|
|
Mickey brings Gus, which invites the usual tensions surrounding these events.
|
|
And it seems to be because of Musk's tweets, as usual.
|
|
As usual, Rhys gives a phenomenal performance in the season premiere.
|
|
But this is the Grammys, and that's just business as usual.
|
|
Afterwards, we head to our usual bar for a few drinks.
|
|
In other words, business as usual for the venture capital industry.
|
|
And in PsA, the usual tests for arthritis will be negative.
|
|
Elsewhere across the country on Tuesday, the drills continued as usual.
|
|
The visitor center was expected to open as usual on Tuesday.
|
|
The chorus, trained by Donald Palumbo, was its usual fine self.
|
|
He was relaxed and seemed a little more pleasant than usual.
|
|
It seemed like she had dispensed with her usual uppity pretentions.
|
|
Let everyone know that today is all about you (as usual).
|
|
In his later years, he was still conducting business as usual.
|
|
I wonder if a time will come when this becomes usual.
|
|
I still go to school as usual and take the tram.
|
|
As usual, there are also bespoke pricing plans for enterprise customers.
|
|
As usual, Google went all out with the product fakes today.
|
|
All the usual features are still there, but they've been rethought.
|
|
Do people buy a lot more pot around exams than usual?
|
|
In some respects the race was even more unfair than usual.
|
|
She's showing a serious side and also her usual comedic chops.
|
|
Red things and couples' toys tend to sell better than usual.
|
|
Many lose interest in their usual activities or miss important events.
|
|
People will find you even more charming and mysterious than usual.
|
|
But along with the usual questions, Jung has a new one.
|
|
If so, I am actually available on Wednesday now, usual time.
|
|
That hasn't stopped the right from clinging to their usual positions.
|
|
A man approached Jeannie and they began the usual, awkward flirtation.
|
|
The first time I saw The Usual Suspects was in 1996.
|
|
Next time, maybe even tomorrow, they'll be back, haggling as usual.
|
|
The controller then has the same disclosure obligations as per usual.
|
|
People are tired of business as usual; they're tired of politicians.
|
|
They think the usual methods are going to work against him.
|
|
As per usual, these cats are simply doing whatever they please.
|
|
So data releases are even more crucial to policymakers than usual.
|
|
As usual, the company is fielding two casts in each ballet.
|
|
None of the usual objections to an impeachment process currently hold.
|
|
Mr. Trump called a few reporters but lacked his usual gusto.
|
|
Until then, here at the dock, business goes on as usual.
|
|
The festival's second week is strewn with the usual, intriguing oddities.
|
|
The usual penalty for a violation is termination of federal employment.
|
|
He was far more aggressive than usual and it paid off.
|
|
As usual, her dog, Gary, accompanied her on the press tour.
|
|
That suggests this race is even more wide open than usual.
|
|
N. and I chat while going through our usual morning routine.
|
|
Nevertheless, some older members of Congress are rethinking their usual routines.
|
|
And so it seems that for many it's business as usual.
|
|
Lee eventually made it to his usual courtside seat on Monday.
|
|
As usual, things never turn out quite the way we expect.
|
|
Roads on the East Coast are also much quieter than usual.
|
|
In addition, the grapes can be handled more delicately than usual.
|
|
That is because he would necessarily look beyond the usual pool.
|
|
"Business as usual will not see us through," Father Kingsley said.
|
|
Even earlier this week, it was business as usual for Trump.
|
|
Meditating was harder than usual, and it's never easy for me.
|
|
As usual with his work, it's grounded in social-science research.
|
|
Congress couldn't help resorting to its usual ways, wrote Mark Corallo.
|
|
A Sanders or Warren administration, then, wouldn't mean business as usual.
|
|
Goshua tapped the right knee to elicit the usual kick reflex.
|
|
The new jobs are also unrelated to its usual seasonal hiring.
|
|
It checks all the usual NHL boxes and several new ones.
|
|
As usual, his characters speak in an overly mannered, forthright way.
|
|
The usual headlines at the end of the show will disappear.
|
|
There were lots of the usual party dresses, to be sure.
|
|
Thanks to Will and crew for their usual improvements in cluing.
|
|
It can't be the usual Trumpian cycle of bluster and concession.
|
|
Stock trading ended earlier than usual on Monday, at 1 p.m.
|
|
Already, there are early signs of waffling from Trump's usual allies.
|
|
The usual stream of tourists angling for postcard views was nonexistent.
|
|
But as usual, it dries up wherever President Trump is concerned.
|
|
He even flattered his usual nemesis, Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany.
|
|
Companies and banks are free to continue with transactions as usual.
|
|
Pundits disapproved, but as usual, the kids get the last laugh.
|
|
As usual, they impressed us with their thoughtfulness, honesty and empathy.
|
|
Pretty much everyone confessed to sleeping a little later than usual.
|
|
We did the usual things: The Empire State Building was amazing.
|
|
Were there more in the city's major transit hubs than usual?
|
|
It was not his usual custom to do that, he added.
|
|
Even better, it's just $80 – 46% off the usual retail price.
|
|
I chalked the episode up to male sexist business as usual.
|
|
Get it for $59.95 (24% off the usual cost of $79).
|
|
Grab the set for only $69.95 – 24% off the usual cost.
|
|
There are, to be sure, the usual "types" of social satire.
|
|
And it did have more than the usual high-profile cases.
|
|
But Yates couldn't offer Welles more than the company's usual budget.
|
|
Next, launder the stained items as usual, again in cold water.
|
|
Despite this, the purchase of the piece was faster than usual.
|
|
These films are being made available on demand earlier than usual.
|
|
But in its world premiere, "Usual Girls" is exciting to watch.
|
|
Law enforcement, waste management, and utilities operations will continue as usual.
|
|
Snag it on sale for $499 — 16% off the usual $600.
|
|
All right, Joanna, as usual it was great talking to you.
|
|
Chatty Mercury enters Taurus today, making you more social than usual.
|
|
As usual, we're here to help out if anything goes wrong.
|
|
He complained about television coverage from his usual standby, Fox News.
|
|
That said, we all need to be more vigilant than usual.
|
|
Plus, it's $120 off usual pricing, placing it at only $229.98.
|
|
Valery Gergiev leads his St. Petersburg ensemble in its usual repertoire.
|
|
But other than that it was business as usual on Facebook.
|
|
"Business as usual is not going to be an electable strategy."
|
|
"We need all the usual suspects and the manger," she shouted.
|
|
Thus, neither is even attempting to persuade in the usual sense.
|
|
I slept 10 hours instead of my usual five or six.
|
|
Trump was not in his usual loquacious mood, at least initially.
|
|
L is a poet and as usual language is sharply present.
|
|
Mr. Netanyahu has been projecting an image of business as usual.
|
|
What Bloomberg didn't mention, as usual, was when this decline happened.
|
|
Per usual, the company didn't offer any forecast for the period.
|
|
This season at Ballet Theater, there aren't the usual international stars.
|
|