I didn't wait around to hear more screaming & rattling.
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Or wait around for someone else to clear stuff up.
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You don't even have to wait around while you cook.
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Don't wait around for someone else to come push you.
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After that, the mature sperm wait around to get ejaculated.
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BlackBerry thought its loyal customers would wait around for it.
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"In reality, investors aren't going to wait around," he said.
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This is not something we can wait around and contemplate.
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Taylor didn't wait around to find the perfect, high-paying career.
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And there were long, dull stretches to wait around between races.
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"You can't just wait around till the mid 2020s," he says.
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And when you wait around, they're able to tack on runs.
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You won't have to wait around to talk to the dealer.
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It takes time to wait around for permission to do everything.
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Or wait around to ride an elevator with the man himself.
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I can wait around until the same thing happens to Ruth.
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After shows, crowds of fans wait around just to say hi.
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But Phish, and their fans, don't wait around for absolute value.
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Don't wait around for creativity to come to you on accident.
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So don't wait around for other people to come to you.
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No need to wait around for the holidays to show gratitude.
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"We didn't want to wait around until authorities found us," he said.
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Thompson and her friends decided they couldn't wait around for rescue anymore.
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We cannot afford to wait around for the decision of the court.
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We couldn't just wait around for a deceased person to match her.
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I wait around until we know for sure what the show is.
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Five players had already decided not to wait around to be rescued.
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That means we can't wait around for others to execute their playbook.
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I don't want to wait around and play doubles at 8 o'clock.
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Trump, however, didn't wait around for the punchline and unfollowed 'Emergency Kittens'.
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That&aposs where 99% of people wait around, hoping to get in.
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Even Bond girls get to do more these days than just wait around.
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He wasn't about to wait around, because that's just not how cravings work.
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My friend and I wait around for another friend to finish her shift.
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Successful people don't wait around to jump on a trend after it happens.
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Those teams cannot be expected to wait around indefinitely for a political breakthrough.
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You have to wait around and it's crap, and there's nothing to do.
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Shooting would take so long, they'd have to wait around and come downtown.
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The most nearby exit locks down at 7 so I can't wait around.
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We'll post when something amazing happens, but don't wait around for us, Instagram.
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"It's too dangerous for people to wait around in those countries," he said.
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I don't want to wait around, so I go to the grocery store.
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"She doesn't wait around for anybody to do anything for her," Flint said.
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"People are going to wait around in front of the painting," he added.
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I had to wait around half an hour for my food to come out.
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Rather than wait around, Ezra has partnered with the leading MRI facility network RadNet.
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By refusing to wait around, these women are going out and making progress happen.
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"I decided I wasn't going to wait around for the court," Mr. McAuliffe said.
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Then she reminded the woman that a man like that wouldn't wait around forever.
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You won't have to wait around to get your food, most of the time.
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That's when I started producing because I didn't want to wait around for anyone.
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Don't wait around with it or else a move will be made on me.
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You wait around for a chatbot financial assistant and three arrive at once, said nobody.
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The industry is fucked up; you shouldn't wait around and keep perpetuating the same things.
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To get that money, I have to wait around a lot, similar to Neko Atsume.
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But the tools are here; we don't need to wait around for a new breakthrough.
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But state lawmakers say they cannot wait around to see what happens with those efforts.
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Just wait around for you to call me to play some bit part in your adventure?
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Because the press understandably will not wait around for six other people to verify the result.
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But for those living in affected areas, there's no time to wait around for federal funds.
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As we wait around for them to set up and do other interviews we catch up.
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Women will take power, she says, and they won't wait around for anyone to give it.
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He lets me know he'll wait around for me and to text him when I'm done.
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Plus, we don't need to wait around for listeners to wake up to their own biases.
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"Comedians all wait around to hear things that they can use," Mr. Seinfeld said in 1998.
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We should not wait around for another case like Eric Garner's to call us to action.
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So here's a secret ninja trick that will help: Don't wait around for creativity to strike.
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But those prosecutors didn't wait around for Justice Department higher-ups to examine their final product.
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They realized that they could no longer wait around for someone else to fix those problems.
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Or maybe better, since if you have to wait around you may as well be entertained.
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Even worse, Blizzard is releasing this material gradually, meaning fans have to wait around for new installments.
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"I wasn't really going to wait around to see his slider or anything like that," Kendrick said.
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Mandan resident Suzette Wall said she planned to wait around to make sure the owners were okay.
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"PPG really want to do a deal, but they're not going to wait around forever," he said.
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At 25, Dean can wait around until he's 37, like Bryan, to date a woman like Rachel.
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Bradshaw, the Mauser executive, said the company may not wait around hoping for more favorable tariff treatment.
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The potential for me to be utterly humiliated lies in wait around every corner of my life.
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Unless I wanted to wait around forever to get anywhere, I had to get with the program.
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"Being an actor, you just wait around for a phone call to change your life," he said.
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And that's before factoring in the convenience of not having to wait around for an hour or so.
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One of the main perks of being rich as hell is making other people wait around for you.
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And unlike last time, voters weren't willing to wait around until the next election to show their frustration.
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I said, okay, you know what, I can't just wait around for someone to give me a part.
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I love the stuff he does, so that's OK, but he won't wait around for you, you know?
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A group of Uber drivers in Philadelphia is pushing to be paid while they wait around for riders.
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Rather than wait around for lawmakers to react to the next mass shooting, they're hoping to avert it.
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We don't have time to wait around for batteries to become as cheap as they need to be.
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"There's no reason to wait around on universal health care and single-payer in California," he has declared.
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To find the answers, her followers don't wait around for next week's gossip magazines or turn on E!
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"I always felt that for me as a woman, I always had to wait around," Ms. Wolfe said.
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So don't wait around for some random Kickstarter to get its act together and sell you a smart mirror.
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They can't wait around for telecom suits to decide it's profitable to provide decent, affordable internet all by themselves.
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Now you don't have to wait around for the rare blending of bright pinks as the sun goes down.
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It is difficult, especially for small firms, to wait around for a payment based on how they have done.
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While we all wait around for HGTV's Property Brothers to come in and create our perfect home, there's Houzz.
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In the meantime, it's clear that Americans cannot afford to wait around for the Trump administration to take action.
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The United States must act in its own self-interest, not wait around hoping Iran does us a favor.
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If you wait around for the perfect moment to "be ready," you never will be – so do it now.
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I wait around for the cycle to finish so I can hang my clothes before showering and heading to bed.
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That's an incredible amount of time for a community to wait around and ultimately fall behind on next-generation access.
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It was a model that resonated with those who couldn't wait around all day for a package delivery, myself included.
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But maybe the failure of the BCRA is the sign that indeed there will no dessert to wait around for.
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She refuses to wait around just to watch him get sick, and heads home to drink herself into a wreck.
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This means that Whittaker will either have to take another fight in the meantime, or wait around twiddling his thumbs.
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This way there's no chance of your bag being lost, and you won't have to wait around at baggage claim.
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I just want to do something right now and not spend half a trillion bucks or wait around a decade.
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But if it works, Amazon reduces yet another customer pain point — the need to wait around for an important delivery.
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My gut told me something bad was going to happen, and I wasn't going to wait around to find out.
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These countries didn't just wait around for someone to invent a dirt-cheap solar panel, they subsidized deployment early on.
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If you want to be an entrepreneur, you can't wait around for somebody else to start a business for you.
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I don't wanna wait around in the rain, so I hop in a cab to the theater, where she meets me.
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Did the unreliability of the postal service mean that everyone had to wait around doing nothing while port charges racked up?
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You can now get a text message when someone at the Genius Bar is available, instead of having to wait around.
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And don't make the driver wait around, creating more emissions and wasting everyone's time (that's a general rule for life too).
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Given that Nurmagomedov has already endured long stretches of involuntary inactivity due to injuries, he's unlikely to choose to wait around.
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Above all, take the role seriously, and don't wait around for new opportunities or projects to come your way, Blankfein says.
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I opted to not wait around again to spend $120 to go to another park and possibly get yelled at again.
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When L'Arche de Noé was shown in Paris last year, visitors typically had to wait around two hours to get in.
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T. makes a whiskey ginger, and we play music/talk about work/the future while we wait around for our reservation.
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We can't afford to wait around for these problems to solve themselves, or for someone else to think of the solution.
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I'm not saying Gavin and Julia should just wait around 'til the final eight, where Eric and Ron will have the advantage.
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The offer is open until April 29, so you can't wait around for too long, unless you want to risk missing out.
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At a synapse, the "upstream" neuron will contain many little bubblelike vesicles of neurotransmitters, which wait around for a signal from afar.
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But, at least, you won't have to wait around all day wondering when the delivery person might swing by if Uber delivers.
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Almost all new Universal Credit recipients must wait around six weeks to receive their first payment, forcing those without savings into debt.
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"If we wait around for them to address these things, we're writing off years, if not generations, of kids," Mr. Mireles said.
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Mr. Shafer didn't want to wait around for FedLoan's envelope-rippers, so I took the matter to Keith New, P.H.E.A.A.'s spokesman.
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I wait around on set for a few hours, as expected, still practicing my only line and fiddling with my fake gun.
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Penelope, meanwhile, has to wait around while boorish suitors drink and carouse in her family's home, pressuring her to marry one of them.
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"There's no reason to wait around on universal health care and single-payer in California," Newsom told the California Nurses Association last month.
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"You don't generally sit and wait around as an airline to wait and see what happens with an alert service bulletin," he said.
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What has happened this season may be an aberration, so far, but it is also a reminder that soccer does not wait around.
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They see what this dawning regime means and they don't intend, not even for a second, to wait around to see what happens.
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Well, the last thing we should do, says Cristina Escobar, communications director for the Representation Project, is wait around for the studios to change.
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Especially if you wait around while it works out technical difficulties, there's a lot of buildup just to get booted on the second question.
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Starting Friday, the park will be using a virtual queue so that fans won't have to wait around in a massive stand-by line.
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There are a bunch of fantastic deals to consider, but don't wait around too long, because this date only comes around once a year.
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But unlike most companies, who wait around hoping for the right bosses to come along, Google builds each Googler the boss of their dreams.
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Democrats gave yet another sign on Wednesday that they would not wait around to try to force noncompliant witnesses like Mr. Bolton to appear.
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And while the FAA could beef up safety requirements on its own, Congress may not wait around for the agency to take action. Sen.
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You won't, however, need to wait around for the full 52-megapixel image to generate if you want to post photos immediately to social media.
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Of course, few people want to wait around listening to showtimes on the phone anymore, so Moviefone has a website that's a lot like Fandango.
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But if Beijing is truly convinced that Trump isn't willing to wait around for them to press North Korea, that could theoretically force Beijing's hand.
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If we wait around for people to become interested in the industry, become interested in our firm, we will not have enough to choose from.
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If Republican leaders have their way, they won't wait around for Jones to become a senator or for Collins to have a change of heart.
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That you don't have the time to wait around for stuff to load due to crappy service or a bad Wi-Fi connection, that's what.
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One is fast charging[2], which means drivers don't have to wait around for an hour to add 100 kilometers to their range, is one.
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The ideal would be a way of classifying bacteria without having to wait around for several days (in some cases) for a culture to develop.
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With aging plants, natural and manmade disasters, and the need to respond to a growing population with growing energy demands, we simply can't wait around.
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"If you own retail stocks, you can't wait around to find out if your company will be one of the last men standing," Cramer said.
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If you're dying to have your personal brand make an impact but don't want to wait around for a scarce celebrity encounter, have no fear.
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Here's the premise: The women arrive on the island of Anguilla first and wait around for the dudes to be air-dropped in by helicopter.
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As Congresswoman Maxine Waters demonstrated on Capitol Hill this summer, you can't just wait around and "hope" that justice will naturally bend in your direction.
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More and more insurers would bolt the exchanges in that scenario as they wouldn't want to wait around to lose money when enrollment numbers fall.
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Investors don't seem to want to wait around, however, as GE stock dropped more than 4 percent in trading Friday, closing at $13.12 per share.
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Short-term Treasury investors, like the institutions that oversee money market funds, can't afford to wait around to see if they'll be paid on time.
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Instead of having you wait around, Top Nine collects your email and says it will send you your finished product as soon as it's done.
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Or, if you see a restaurant typically has a longer wait around the time you want to eat, now you'll know to go somewhere else.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads I wait around in the Center for Italian Modern Art's kitchen before the tour of the Giorgio Morandi exhibition begins.
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But then this kept happening... Brammer decided to wait around with the pets until their owners came home, because he didn't want them to get lost.
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The graveyard — evidence the militants felt comfortable enough either to wait around or return to bury their dead after the ambush — isn't what scares him most.
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Powerlifters might wait around for minutes before they perform another exercise again, while bodybuilders tend to lift heavy weights and rest for 30 to 90 seconds.
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She's out of her element, sure, but she's not going to wait around for the mice to make her over and get her to the ball.
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Its Turbo+ mode offers an extra 20% power boost, because when you're in the middle of a galactic war, you don't have time to wait around.
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"Sometimes I get to thinking / Why wait around to die?" asks Saskatchewan native Colter Wall on "Codeine Dream," the second song off his self-titled debut.
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And in a recent ad, BMW, which makes its own electric cars, tweaked Tesla for making drivers wait around for their vehicles in a recent ad.
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Seeing as the IRS owes me a serious chunk of change, I didn't want to wait around to see if it would fix the problem itself.
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"And for the court to say the court of national opinion overturns Korematsu -- we can't wait around for national opinion to overturn this decision," she said.
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"Guys couldn't wait around for their next job, and now they don't want to go back to a field that could turn on them," he said.
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The Teddy she apparently wants is a coldblooded right-hand who would rather shoot a man dead than wait around for him to answer a question.
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This notion to wait around in the rain until you get struck by lightning to make art (or anything) doesn't mesh with my experience at all.
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That suggests shareholders should be ready to sell near an offer price in some cases rather than wait around for closing and any later deal benefits.
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Or they could wait around for the FCC to kill the rules on its own — commission chairman Ajit Pai has already indicated his plans to do that.
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But maybe if you wait around long enough, you'll be able to find the items on the shelves of your local TJ Maxx in a few months.
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The day before the Opening Ceremony, the USA Olympic swim team decided they didn't need to wait around for James Corden in order to have some fun.
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This is one of the places where ideas get discussed in physics, and it prevents researchers from having to wait around for months before results get published.
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An automatic conveyor system then moves the bins along into the X-ray machine, so that passengers don't have to wait around to push them through themselves.
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I change into my yoga clothes in the office bathroom and wait around for about half an hour before heading to the gym for my yoga class.
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We could wait around for discrimination to disappear before taking bold steps to integrate care and create a system strong enough to confront the next addiction crisis.
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It would suck to need a blood transfusion after a car crash, but have to wait around because Nigel Bolingbrook had too many nips of Boddingtons, hey?
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I did not purchase a ticket to wait around for a commercial break on TV. And shorten pitcher changes and make the pitchers and batters go faster.
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If Courtney Love wants to get backstage, she's not gonna wait around for some security guard to hand her a lanyard — she has other ways of getting in.
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Not only do you have to wait around for four months, but the tie to the newest Fate of the Furious movie is basically nil at that point.
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Image: MicrosoftYou don't have to wait around like a normal person for the Creators Update to drop—it's available to download right now, if you're a Windows Insider.
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And so that low income workers aren't expected to wait around and get notice of just an hour or two before they know if they're working that day.
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This meant that connoisseurs of the genre had to wait around for new seasons of AHS or buy tickets to whatever horror movie was coming down the pipeline.
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He may have looked out of place in the muddy fields, but he was there, without fail, to wait around for hours while I indulged my favorite hobby.
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After reviving the original 2004 show on Hulu with an eight-episode fourth season, series creator Rob Thomas has shared that viewers shouldn't wait around for a fifth.
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"You can't wait around all the time for your employer to offer you a raise, especially when we've seen wages have been a little bit flat," she adds.
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You end up reducing just waste and that waste is cost in the form of having to pay that truck driver to wait around or drive extra miles.
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The Fed does not want to wait around for that process to get too far, because it can become extremely difficult to slow down the inflationary spiral later.
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If you don't want to wait around for the federal government to figure things out, I've got good news for you: there's another way to change the system.
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In most cases, they'll be delivered instantly to your email via a code, which is perfect if you don't have time to wait around for something to ship.
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At the same time, it isn't possible to wait around for demography to turn millions of disenchanted Americans into relics and expect to live in a decent country.
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I just got out of it because unlike the other people that he signed like I said because we've always managed to do for ourselves, couldn't wait around.
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Finding the icon to turn Dex on or off is pretty easy, but then you have to wait around for about five seconds as the Tab S4 switches modes.
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After trashing Khabib Nurmagomedov and telling reporters he would NOT wait around for Khabib to agree to a rematch, Conor said he's ready to move forward with his career.
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New England called a timeout after Butler's interception, but many Super Bowl party guests apparently didn't wait around to watch Tom Brady take a knee before they hailed cabs.
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Of the observed cases, 70 percent were reported in the United States, where praying mantises lie in wait around hummingbird feeders or plants pollinated by hummingbirds in house gardens.
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Solicitors reckoned some defendants might have been unwilling to wait around for a lawyer, who would probably do a better job than the defendant of presenting any mitigating factors.
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With Quick Charge, which lets you "top off" your phone's battery quickly within just a few minutes, seriously, who would wait around for wireless charging to recharge their phone?
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We all wait around like troglodytes for most of our time and then the Apple and Google deities rain down innovation mana upon us once or twice a year.
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Delivering an economic speech in Cleveland, the Democratic nominee said Trump "is who he is" and urged voters not to wait around for the real estate mogul to change.
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Chris Van Hollen of Maryland, like Israel a former Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee chair, decided not to wait around -- running for and winning an open Senate seat in 2016.
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PYEONGCHANG, South Korea — I spend 90 percent of my time covering the White House and Capitol Hill, where I wait around for hours for photo ops and news conferences.
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I'd wait around for friends to commit to a concert, or I'd buy an extra ticket as a security blanket and hope to find someone closer to the date.
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You never have to wait around for someone else to do something for you, you just figure it out yourself or you don't do it at all. Mm-hmm.
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But as abstract as it can sound on the Times op-ed page, climate change is an existential issue, and we can't afford to wait around to be certain.
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Think about it, if it's a super popular spot, you might have to wait around in line for who knows how long before you can even put in your order.
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It'll come at an unspecified lower cost, and customers will be able to set up the system themselves, so they won't have to wait around for someone to install it.
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T-Mobile and AT&T don't have fresh inventory from Samsung either, which means customers can either wait around with a phone that might spontaneously explode or get something else.
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"Rather than wait around for the administration to come to their senses, Schumer and his colleagues will continue to work together to advance this project in Congress," the spokesman said.
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Even if you have a honey, there's no reason to wait around for someone else to deliver the perfect gift — because they usually don't (no offense, we know you try).
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She won't wait around for a man if she wants him, she will have sex if she wants, and she also won't talk shit about anyone who does the same.
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He didn't wait around for the others to catch up to him; he graduated in January of his senior year, eager to move onto the next phase of his life.
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If they can't, they wait around after emailing their lawyer who has to hope they remember where they buried that term sheet or cap table in their firm's file tree.
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Expect a flood of deals to be signed on the first day; with the salary cap looking tight, most players don't want to wait around and risk being shut out.
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There is no evidence that this chain reaction has begun, but when the stock market is in a skittish mood, it does not wait around for the next economic release.
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The plan with the funding is to buy stock from early employees and investors, giving them a way to cash out if they're not trying to wait around for an IPO.
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And he got hundreds of thousands of people to wait around for all the credits just to watch him cough up a hairball (with the Tesseract inside of it, but still)!
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Well, not quite here, because this is the NHL and we all have to wait around for a few days for anything to start, but it's close enough for a preview.
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Somehow in his 4,172 word speech, Barr failed to mention that law enforcement has another option, one which they don't have to wait around for, but use all the time: hacking.
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Both the monetization of real estate and the strategic review could be positive catalysts for CST, and Cramer doesn't think it pays to wait around for the stock to turn around.
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Companies like Spotify that file confidentially must wait around three weeks before launching a road show (something Spotify isn't doing), so it's likely that the big day will come in March.
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And if they do open fire, the police chief expects cops to carry the wounded to their cruisers and rush the victim to a hospital, not wait around for an ambulance.
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The Huskies draw the biggest ratings in women's college basketball, but Coach Geno Auriemma said he was not happy that his team would have to wait around all day to play.
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Channel Zero does both, but only if cable viewers with too many cerebral dramas to choose from deign to wait around for Pirate Percy to edge Laughingstock slowly into the cove.
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Throughout the year, Pyongyang has been abundantly clear that it will not wait around while negotiations stagnate but will continue to ratchet up pressure on the Trump administration to reach a deal.
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Big brands like Moncler, Jack Daniel's, Colgate and Estée Lauder are expanding their footprints in airports around the world to get travelers to buy impulsively while they wait around for their flights.
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Sure, I did start as a stand-up comic because I was training to be an actor and I didn't want to wait around for the phone to ring the whole time.
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But the board has the money and staff to process just 24,000 cases a year, meaning that many people will have to wait around 163 months for their case to be heard.
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" Mr. Andrews once spent a few hours on set with her, and his takeaway, according to her, was, "'You guys just sort of wait around a lot,'" and she was like, "'No!
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The administration clarified it doesn't apply to the U.K. but we were like at any moment it could apply to the UK and do we really want to wait around until that?
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So while you can't sign your Tesla up as an Uber or Lyft driver for now, you can buy one and wait around until the Tesla Network, Tesla's own ride-sharing option, debuts.
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He had to wait around all day because it was one day we were shooting like three different scenes, and it was also credit to Jeff because ... he just nailed it every time.
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Lil Wayne was NOT about to wait around to figure out whether shots had really been fired at his concert this weekend -- he assumed it happened, and got the hell OUT of Dodge.
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Amazon is not going to wait around for FedEx and UPS to experiment with changes that could improve the customer experience, whether that means new products for home entry or faster delivery options.
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I'm going to build a life for myself and not compromise, and I'm not going to wait around for a woman to mature me, which is what I've seen with so many guys.
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"They all assimilated this kind of idea that if you were a jazz musician in Detroit, you didn't wait around for people to do things for you — you did it yourself," he said.
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Because this is an in-home repair, you can find someone who can fix your phone on your schedule instead of having to wait around, and stick around while your phone is getting fixed.
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It'll be interesting to see how successful timely content will be on a platform that regularly brags about its ability to pick up niche films and wait around for them to find an audience.
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Tom Roseen, head of research services at Lipper, said investors are not going to wait around for another period like the 2008 financial crisis, when some stock funds lost more than half their value.
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In running a fast-paced start-up, Shokrollahi doesn't have time to wait around and see how the travel ban plays out, especially given the anti-Muslim rhetoric that Trump displayed throughout the campaign.
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As more and more Street strategists and high-profile investors say a recession is largely unavoidable at this point, investors are offloading equities, preferring not to wait around for what could be additional losses.
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Those talks are ongoing Friday afternoon, but with an agreement not yet secured, Pelosi sought to pressure the White House with a public declaration that House Democrats are not willing to wait around forever.
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Assuming you didn't have the good fortune to watch the game live, why would you wait around for an airing of SportsCenter, the cable network's flagship show, to give you the rundown of what happened?
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In Gerritsen Beach [Brooklyn, where I'm from], people are born, then you have a kid, then you get married, then you wait around for your parents to die so you can move into their house.
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Though a push present is typically a gift a pregnant woman receives from a partner as a thank you for doing the heavy baby lifting, Chyna felt no need to wait around for her man.
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Now, it appears that world leaders are not content to wait around for the agreement to enter into force around the year 255, which was the presumed date given when the agreement was first approved.
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"You ain't gon lay me away / For a rainy day / Can't wait around for it / Gave you life like flowers in bloom," he sings, recalling how their separation left his mother raising five sons alone.
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You could wait around (not to mention put forward some hard-earned money) for the bank to send you a new chequebook, or you could pay your landlord directly with seamless person-to-person transfers.
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Making it simple for consumers to pick up orders reduces the amount of trips delivery personnel have to make every day and ensures that shoppers don't have to wait around at home for their package.
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"A good portion of our business travelers communicated to us that they didn't want to wait around for a long breakfast or lunch before or in between meetings," said Robert Purdy, the hotel's general manager.
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"If you go down to Parliament Square, you don't have to try too hard or wait around too long before you see or maybe hear someone talking about Jews," Mr. Deller said in an interview.
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Business intelligence is tricky, time-consuming, and historically has required some genius analyst crunching numbers while lay-people for whom datasets and spreadsheets are the devil incarnate wait around for a message from the data mountaintop.
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But if Prince did lie to Congress to conceal a possible back channel between the Trump team and Moscow, Mueller probably wouldn't need to wait around for a Republican Congress to kick Prince's case to him.
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Essentially, both the kidnappers and the Gettys wait around for their opponents to crack, so the film doesn't pick up speed (despite some action set pieces and confrontations which have obviously been invented by the screenwriter).
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Consider: Steve Israel of New York, the one-time head of Democrats' campaign arm, retired in 2016 rather than wait around for a chance at the top leadership jobs that seemed unlikely to develop anytime soon.
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But one of the biggest problems has been the process takes insanely long: A fast-moving startup simply can't wait around for a contract that may (or may not) happen after months or years of waiting.
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In both Irredeemable and the DC series JLA: Tower of Babel, Waid considers the possibility that smart, paranoid people living in a world with a Superman-caliber hero might not wait around for them to snap.
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However, eliminating the hassle of having to set up the mattress on our own, and being able to unload an old mattress we'd never use again made up for having to wait around for the delivery.
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Together, they unspool Paul's gritty secrets, in a thriller that our reviewer, Marilyn Stasio, said was brimming with "strong-willed female characters who can't wait around until the boys shake the lead out of their shoes."
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Sure, if you don't have your own machine, it might cost you $3 a load to have to go and wait around at the laundromat, not to mention you'll actually have to fold your own clothes yourself.
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"People are fed up, and they don't want to wait around to see what their legislature is going to do," said Jenna Yuille, whose mother, Cindy, 211, was one of the shoppers killed in the Clackamas mall.
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Asked about the campaign committee post, Ms. Wagner would only say she is turning her attention to fashioning a suburban agenda for the party and "is not going to wait around" for leadership to do the same.
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"There are a lot of moments, especially with the technical crew, where people have to wait around but what no phones does is it creates more of a calm and concentrated environment, especially for actors," Malaimare said.
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Ultra-High Net Worth individuals (those with more than $30 million in assets) are not comfortable to wait around, according to the survey, and appreciate that they can drive right up and fly at a moment's notice.
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The music is a big draw for families and younger fans, who might otherwise have to wait around for hours in between the track action and headline act that has provided a big boost to ticket sales.
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" But the cultural assumption that we all need to wait around to claim adulthood is, he writes, "a distraction ... to turn your attention away from the only truly certain thing, which is that your time will run out.
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"All the design is done, all of the parts have been manufactured, every bit has been tested as a bit, so there's no need to wait around," Virgin Orbit vice president of special projects Will Pomerantz told Axios.
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But a lot of the ideas Fable is describing — like a character that doesn't wait around for players to do something, or one that notices and responds to little decisions — are already a part of video game discourse.
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Not only do you sneak around to the stables to wait around while your partner Rocco cuts this poor horse's head off, but you have to slink back around to deliver it to movie producer Jack Woltz's bed.
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Mostly, that means factoring law firm billing receivables, whether those receivables are contingency fees for plaintiffs' lawyers in personal injury litigation or hourly legal bills for law firms that don't want to wait around to collect from clients.
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Ain't got time to wait around: The state of Oregon just passed a law that aims to give health coverage to pretty much all its residents no matter income level, citizenship status, gender identity, or type of insurance.
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That focus is shifting to shipping: Amazon is not going to wait around for FedEx and UPS to experiment with changes that could improve the customer experience, whether that means new products for home entry or faster delivery options.
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We recently used this benefit with friends when we wound up with three hours to wait at the airport in Venice, Italy, and again in Copenhagen, Denmark where we had a few hours to wait around with our kids.
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It's beyond sweet of my him to come all the way from the city to pick me up, and I don't want to make him wait around for me, but I have a gut feeling that it's going to happen.
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Well, the hunt for the extraterrestrial race that built it still continues, but while we all wait around for something to happen, here's a comprehensive list of all the alien objects that might be parked some 1,500 light years away.
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If you were arrested, but not convicted, of possessing 30 grams or less of cannabis, you qualify for automatic expungement—which requires you to do very little other than wait around for the Illinois State Police to comb through department files.
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For the programmers and product managers who want to own a home but also want to keep pursuing their promising careers in San Francisco, there's no immediate solution except to wait around in the hope that the housing market will crash.
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If you don't want to wait around for messages to auto-expire, you can go to the Trash and click Empty Trash now and then OK. You might want to visit the Spam folder as well, just to make sure absolutely everything's gone.
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If the young Speaker still harbors any presidential ambitions in 2024 or further down the road, he'd be wise to step down now, rather than wait around for a conservative revolt against his leadership or a shellacking at the polls next November.
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Not one to wait around for the niceties, or even a proposal, when there was planning to be done, Ms. O'Rourke said, her mother was soon on the telephone to the Art Institute of Chicago, and booked a date for the wedding.
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Instead, in games like the original Quake, Unreal Tournament, or Counter-Strike, you would be presented with a list of servers; some of those might be empty, requiring you to wait around inside an empty level for someone else to show up.
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We like to think this could also be a statement about her ambition and work ethic as an actress — she's not one to wait around for instant success; she's getting herself there physically and putting in the effort for a lasting career, like Davis'.
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"Our family doesn't really go to the doctor a lot, but in this particular case, her husband just had the gut instinct that they didn't need to wait around and he took her into the ER pretty quickly," Lane's mother, Julie Barron, tells PEOPLE.
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If a title bout with McGregor is out of question for the moment, Nurmagomedov has two choices: wait around and hope a bout with a returning McGregor materializes down the road, or take a fight in the meantime—and hope like hell he wins it.
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In late June, hundreds of mayors from across the country -- representing red states and blue -- came together to reaffirm a commitment to renewable energy, and made it clear that local efforts to combat climate change won't wait around for DC to start making moves.
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The Amba doesn't come with a timed delay, so unless you want to shell out extra cash for an accessory, you'll have to wake up early just to turn it on, then go wait around for a while before you hop in the shower.
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Washington Memo WASHINGTON — You might think it would take a toll on a person, being nominated for the Supreme Court and then having to wait around for eight months in a public state of suspended preparation, simultaneously holding out hope and seeing it drift away.
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They then said that it wasn't enough evidence and suggested that I set up another meeting with the thief, verify the serial number in person, then call the police and ask the thief to wait around so the police could come get to the bottom of it.
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While this may seem excessive – there are a lot of causes out there which are arguably more valuable than a convenient transportation method – to a lot of people it's not just about an easy, affordable way to get around without having to wait around for a bus.
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Enever says he was shocked to learn that the average person brushes their teeth for only one minute instead of the recommended two and that most people wait around nine months to change their worn out electric toothbrush heads, rather than the dentist recommended three months.
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The contest — essentially a primary run by the party, rather than state election officials — will take place at 14 caucus sites across the state and allows caucusgoers to cast a single ballot and leave, instead of requiring them to wait around for multiple rounds of voting.
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But if they're going to give up a first-round pick (plus a conditional pick that could be as high as a second-rounder) in order to keep this season's hopes alive, they can't just wait around and hope Walsh doesn't shank them out of the playoffs again.
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The lawmakers most often discussed as potential leaders in recent years — Xavier Becerra, the California attorney general; Chris Van Hollen, the senator from Maryland; and Steve Israel, the former congressman from New York — ultimately chose to leave the House rather than wait around indefinitely for an opportunity to advance.
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His elevation to campaign manager in February is a sign that the 71-year-old Trump, who in 2020 would be the oldest president to ever win re-election, wants to run a digital-first campaign, and that he saw no reason to wait around to get it going.
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And while you could wait around for your teammates to complete their fair share, what's most likely going to happen is they will fail you and make up some kind of an excuse: they had to work a night shift; their computer broke down; they didn't know the presentation was today.
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Though they have not entirely ruled out using the courts to knock down claims of immunity they view as spurious, Democrats led by Representative Adam B. Schiff of California, the chairman of the Intelligence Committee, have hinted for weeks now that they do not intend to wait around for decisions.
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Start-ups developing new cells with silicon anodes say the C rates of their batteries are much better, a key differentiator to enabling an electric-vehicle future, since most people don't want to wait around more than an hour for a car to charge when pumping gas takes just minutes.
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Business travelers can save time by blowing through baggage check, or customs for international flights, and not having to wait around for their luggage at the baggage carousels, which 43 percent of travelers said was the worst part of their trip, according to the company's survey of 2,000 independent travelers.
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A Brooklyn native since age 5, when he crossed into the US with his family from Mexico, Vargas didn't wait around on the court's decision: He has traveled all over the US organizing for immigration reform, and his group, the Dream Action Coalition, has confronted politicians on both sides of the aisle.
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Their task, then, is to learn how to live a life, a full and loving life, wedged in the narrow space between captivity and death — a spiritual state of being that many black people in America understand in our souls, because those circumstances lie in wait around every corner and have for centuries.
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You don't need to wait around for it to absorb in order to be effective, you can apply it multiple times throughout the day without getting greasy or messing up your makeup, and it is super-portable so you can pop one in your purse and know that you always have sun protection handy.
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The evening of the dinner, the Latinos, knowing that lateness irritated the Dutch, turned up at precisely five-thirty; and the Dutch, thinking to accommodate Latino norms, turned up half an hour late, at six-thirty; and so the Latinos had to wait around for an hour while the embarrassed hosts explained the situation.
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Then I finished in philosophy and would have done a PhD in philosophy, but my interests were in the mind and consciousness and in higher cognitive states like belief and I was sick of hearing philosophers sort of wait around for more to come out of neuroscience labs when the conversation turned to the topic of the mind.
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There will be need to be complicated and prolonged conversations between young men and young women about what constitutes consent, what is an abuse of power, why we encourage men — who are already taller, stronger, more muscled — to be the sexual aggressors, while still presuming that girls will make themselves pretty and wait around to be asked.
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