I wait on long lines for those who would rather not wait on long lines.
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So, I have a couple guys who are smarter than me, you know, saying: This is doing this, this doing this, why don't you wait on that, we should wait on that.
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But let's wait on that to see the full story.
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I mean, we had to wait on her for awhile.
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And this is not an issue we can wait on.
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We knew we could not wait on the Democratic Party.
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I tend to wait on directors to come to me.
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"We can't wait on Washington, D.C.," she said on MSNBC.
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No one should be forced to go hunt for a number, wait on hold, get the run-around, and then wait on hold again another day to cancel a trip due to a pandemic.
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Royal fans wait on the streets near the castle in Windsor.
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With an attitude like that, I wouldn't wait on you either.
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I watch and get teary as we wait on the tarmac.
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She's Open to Anything – but Wants to Wait on the Injections
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The Chef has been sitting in wait on Messenger since Oct.
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People lie in wait on the ghats and they cremate bodies.
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"Why can't you just let people wait on line?" she asked.
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You don't have to wait on Congress to open an HSA.
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Don't wait on this opportunity — we're limiting participation to 500 hackers.
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The wait on a recent Friday night was about 15 minutes.
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You're going to have to wait on what that actually is.
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"He would wait on people in the store," Ms. Soriano said.
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As the King's health wanes, servants wait on his every order.
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We'll have to wait on the practical applications of this technique.
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Come hungry, bring friends, and expect a wait on the weekends.
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Tickets are $12, so I wait on buying them until he confirms.
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I'd rather have energy to do yoga tomorrow than wait on fuckboys.
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But it's not just passengers who have to wait on the phone.
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If you're considering an iPhone X, we wouldn't wait on this rumor.
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We'll have to wait on future game updates to know for sure.
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I wait on a bench that has some private significance for me.
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Few customers were willing to wait on the sidewalk in the cold.
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Expect a 10- to 20-minute wait on weekends after 10 p.m.
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But let's wait on that as well, until the budget details are released.
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Wait, on the other hand, is very useful against larger threats, like bosses.
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Looks like we'll have to wait on that, probably until the final season.
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Maybe best to wait on that tweet until you reach the other side.
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So I am going to wait on a man to give me that.
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And you won't have too long to wait — on a cosmic scale, anyway.
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We decide to wait on talking with the radiologist and the plastic surgeon.
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Huber told the AP that he knew she couldn't wait on a helicopter.
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And he said there are good reasons to want to wait on DACA.
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Another supporter's son used to regularly wait on the team at a bar.
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They are paid to wait on you, not to critique your eating habits.
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" He added: "Steve expected people to wait on him for the most part.
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"We should wait on communicating anything more privately," he wrote in an Aug.
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All sorts of big questions wait on the other side of the gate.
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If a friend can wait on the phone for you, take the help.
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Some food and commodity companies have decided they can't wait on the government.
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For now, Jayapal and others have resolved themselves to wait on generational change.
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I had to go through a confirmation hearing and then wait on the vote.
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Hilarious: Barack having to wait on Bill Clinton as they're leaving Israel together. pic.twitter.
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You don't have to wait on Congress or President Trump to open an HSA.
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Miserable, I wait on line in the cold for the bus, which is late.
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Forcing the entire world to wait on you is also a total power move.
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"I don't think we can wait on them to fix it," said Dr. Aguilar.
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Forcing the same endless wait on the families of murdered hostages makes no sense.
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They'll have to wait on the Mexican side until their claims can be heard.
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I refuse to wait on the sidewalk for an institution to recognize my work.
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Americans who want something better can't afford to wait on business leaders or lawmakers.
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Or ask them to call you so you don't have to wait on hold.
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But Mother Nature does not wait on our political calendar, and neither can we.
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Now, Iris Yao must wait on Jeju Island, off the coast of South Korea.
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Codecademy's cash-flow positive status gives it more time to wait on an answer.
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Concerned about the primary threat from Sanders, Clinton's team decided not to wait on Obama.
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Now, back to my normal self, all I could do was wait on the results.
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The poor guy had to wait on the Dallas PD to take their sweet time.
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The concept of Love and Power is something that I didn't want to wait on.
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You don't have to wait on Congress or President Donald Trump to open an HSA.
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" "[D]on't wait on us to tell you what the right amount of time is.
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Good things you've got a great family that can wait on you so let them.
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Why wait on supporting additional high-paying middle class jobs here in the United States?
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I didn't need to call a soul, wait on hold, or furiously write an email.
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Two officials said the suggestion to wait on the General Motors offer came from Col.
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The city's position is that it has to wait on the outcome of DOJ investigation.
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In any case, don't wait on the edge of your seat for him to wrap up.
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" And as Clinton has said, "Climate change is too urgent a threat to wait on Congress.
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There no need to wait on the outcome of the debate in Washington over health care.
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I would wait on those until the North Koreans deliver some kind of verification, inspections, timelines.
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They might want to wait on a strategic [investor or acquirer] to get a better price.
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Some financial professionals say to wait on these conversations, but I think the earlier the better.
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"A Lady-In-Waiting needs a QUEEN to wait on," Nyong'o wrote of the glam moment.
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You don't have to wait on a government program or a lottery ticket to do this.
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One factor potentially hampering the Trump administration's trade policy is the wait on a trade representative.
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The Omelettry has been around since 123, and there's still an hour-plus wait on weekends.
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Rather than wait on Washington, I believe we can begin to solve these problems now. How?
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Several Sundays after that first appearance, Dad gave me my big chance to wait on John.
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That year, Federer had to wait on court for the trophy ceremony before he could leave.
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I never had to wait on tables like people do, or work in temporary office work.
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"It is quite agonizing to wait on the news that it's not our son," he said.
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That's what we've got to do is wait on God and let this process play out.
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Trump said he saw Ryan's point, but there was one more meeting he wanted to wait on.
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"I suspect that traders are going to wait on the sidelines for the Fed results," Gayle said.
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I have to wait on the platform for a while as the train is a bit delayed.
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The fact that it immediately sold out in the U.K. is proof: Don't wait on this one.
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You know, it's that people have a sense that you're not going to wait on a president.
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Now you don't wait on a highway, you wait for your turn to get a shared car.
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We can't help you with the former, but you no longer have to wait on the latter.
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"Those people were in dire need of rescue (and) weren't able to wait on us," Ruiz said.
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Doctors and nurses cannot wait on women to recognize the need for consistent mammograms and check-ins.
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Sika would instead wait on when and how BASF decided to dispose of the business, Schuler said.
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And that's what we've got to do, is wait on God and let this process play out.
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Gridlock in Congress means we can no longer afford to wait on federal regulations for real action.
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Once, she took a convicted bank robber to wait on tables at a reception in a bank.
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The Omelettry has been around since 1978, and there's still have an hour-plus wait on weekends.
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In fact, you could have a kidney to thank for speeding up your wait on the runway.
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"Do not wait on orders and printed new regulations and new manuals," General Milley told the audience.
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We have to wait on longer lines at the airport to make a terrorist attack less likely.
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And: You know what, like where I'm working, at Kroger, how many Spanish people I wait on.
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All it takes is a smidgen of patience to wait on the corner for a yellow cab.
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Quite simply, it makes no sense to wait on a longer line to receive a worse execution.
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Yet, people wait on average about 28503 years before seeking assistance for mental health and behavioral challenges.
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He found that the long wait on death row before execution was itself cruel and unusual punishment.
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"Bill can wait on them, and then he can insert them into roles clearly defined," Light continued.
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Why do you think you have to wait on someone to be who you need them to be?
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"I would wait on those until the North Koreans deliver some kind of verification, inspections, timelines," Richardson added.
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And Nicholas talks about interviewing those people who used to wait on line for days to buy iPhones.
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"Maybe they should launch an enquiry, then wait on the outcome, and apply lessons learned," Peter Dan wrote.
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Whenever you are in a customer service field you should wait on the customer, regardless of your feelings.
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There's no reason you have to wait on a barista, or some complicated machine, to make your expresso.
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While we don't expect Yeezy-level lines and riots (and subsequent reselling), we wouldn't wait on these babies.
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They wait on muddy banks for a boat ride to homes that remain under several feet of water.
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According to Consumerist, customers using the drive-thru at the Golden Arches wait, on average, about 3.47 minutes.
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It's ridiculous to expect the American people to wait on hold to find out what's in their food.
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Most teams just don't want to wait on young prospects — especially when so much is up for grabs.
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Millions of riders wait on platforms or stalled trains amid spiraling delays caused by an aging signal system.
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Make no mistake about it, he said, more accusations, false ones, will emerge while we wait on this.
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If the poor wait on the government to end their poverty, they will be waiting a long time.
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Wait times may be similarly long but travelers won't have to wait on hold to reach an agent.
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A whole other panicky set of questions we're gonna all have to wait on a bit to be answered.
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"I know we've not been a company to until to wait on tax reform to return capital," Hood said.
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One girl, Gretchen (Madeline Logan), decides to just sit and wait on a bench in case the parents return.
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Sky News compiled a hilarious video showing Obama's excruciatingly long wait on the tarmac, while Clinton was off lallygagging.
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The boys agree to wait on the bus, but they're not sure if they're being lured into a trap.
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No way can she stay in the slaughterhouse, and wait on Mayday – whoever they might be — to transport her.
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But it's complicated, he said, because the companies needed to wait on advancements and standards to remotely access televisions.
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"He doesn't like to wait on lines," Ms. Lodzinski told a reporter for The New York Times in 1991.
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Senate GOP leaders say they'll wait on states hit by Hurricane Michael to assess the damage before moving forward.
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Maybe it's just me, but I hate the feeling of being late or making other people wait on me.
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Protecting your valuable brands and innovations, through trademarks and patent applications in China, can't wait on the back burner.
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"Those people were in dire need of rescue (and) weren't able to wait on us," Ruiz told the outlet.
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On Friday, Trump tweeted negotiations with Mexico were "coming along" well and that Canada must wait on a deal.
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Another gem from our mother on self-sufficiency: If you wait on someone to help you, you'll wait forever.
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If you're in that part of the city and have flu-like symptoms, that's not one to wait on.
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The longer you wait on those retirement checks — up until age 70 — the larger the monthly payments you'll receive.
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Meanwhile, Turkish forces wait on the sidelines, threatening to join the fray if things don't unfold to their liking.
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Asylum seekers should be forced to wait on the Mexican side of the border until their cases are heard.
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It is a race to the bottom between-- THRUSH: But wait--on the-- STEIN: --the greater and lesser evil.
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There is no technical barrier, no need for an entirely new grid, no need to wait on new technologies.
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But when it comes to consumer trust, financial leaders shouldn't wait on regulators to keep their companies in check.
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That could happen before Christmas, and House leaders have said they are not inclined to wait on the courts.
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The tally was met with sobs from one outraged Trump delegate, who stuck around to wait on the final results.
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Passengers inside the affected terminals were evacuated and asked to wait on the tarmac, in parking garages or other locations.
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One of my responsibilities was that when celebrities or V.I.P.s shopped in the store, I had to wait on them.
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Qualcomm is still in the midst of its $44 billion NXP acquisition, which continues to wait on Chinese regulatory approval.
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Meanwhile with Hillary it&aposs like, "Well maybe we should get the Wiener laptop, maybe we should wait on that".
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Repeal and wait on replace The GOP may face a further internal debate over the "replace" piece of the puzzle.
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Two boys in Flint wait on a stack of bottled water at a 2016 rally about the city's lead contamination.
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And some legal news, as GOP states urged the Supreme Court to wait on hearing arguments in the ObamaCare lawsuit.
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When the air force takes flight, commercial planes have no choice but to wait on the runway, sometimes for hours.
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Locals worry about who will care for the elderly and wait on tables in restaurants if migrants continue to leave.
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Now we just have to wait on answers to the laundry list of questions raised by the announcement of Stadia.
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Models are selling out (signified by the strike through) so if you see a good deal, don't wait on it.
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He told me to wait on the Lord and be of good courage, and God, he is strengthening my heart.
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We need to wait on the weather and we'll try to do a good race in front of the fans.
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Be prepared for a long wait on weekends, as they make each taco fresh—no pre-mixed egg action here.
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At this juncture, investors ought to "sit-and-wait" on the financials, said Max Wolff, market strategist at 55 Institutional.
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House GOP leadership advised members there would be no votes this week as they wait on the Senate to act.
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That led to another long wait on the tarmac in Siberia, before the passengers were once again told to deplane.
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If you don't have a Wakandan stamp in your passport, please wait on the other side of the nylon barrier.
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And yet, read another way, the point is to pay people to wait on you, while feeling great about it.
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While I wait on IT to fix my hardline internet connection, I read a few Money Diaries on my cell.
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Mostly, though, the students learn by doing: they cook, bake, mix drinks, brew coffee, wash dishes, and wait on tables.
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"We cannot wait on having all these ramps built," Bernhard Winter, the CEO and founder of Scewo, says of urban mobility.
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"Just gonna wait on iPhone 22 cuz it's the 10th anniversary of iPhone," Tweeted @LewBruh near the end of the event.
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I can shoot off emails to my doctor's office and wait on hold, at my desk, without fear of getting fired.
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"We can wait on the U.N. to implement the referendum—but we don't have much hope for that," Beisat tells me.
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The little digital figure that tells pedestrians to walk or wait on traffic signals across the globe has met his mate.
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As they also wait on the release of economic data, including U.S. retail sales, investors continued to interpret the ECB's move.
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"We did not want to wait on a full analysis ... we wanted to get this work requirement in place," Hutchinson said.
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One kid reported that he only had to wait on the bench for "a minute" before he was invited to play.
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Google's upcoming Pixel 4 phones will reportedly wait on hold for you during a call so that you don't have to.
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If you're planning to wait on a quarterback this year, he's a solid addition to your roster in the later rounds.
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There's always a reason to wait on something, but if you keep waiting, you'll only accumulate a longer list of regrets.
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"With that, I think you can find a better entry point and wait on coming back into this stock," said Binger.
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Initial production is slated for July, assuming that Tesla can organize its supply chain and not have to wait on parts.
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My advice for the moment is to wait on "Julius Caesar," but don't let Ms. Simon or Mr. Troughton slip away.
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In Coventry, a town of about 12,0003 east of Hartford, leaders decided to wait on the state before finalizing their budget.
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Still no photos of them at the altar down in South Carolina though ... looks like we'll have to wait on those.
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Lines can grow to 40 people or more, with the wait on the women's side stretching to 15 to 20 minutes.
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Park Kyung-sun, 81, who lives in Goyang city near the North Korean border, didn't want to wait on the government.
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Obviously, the portfolio and the track record will be more important than anything else, but we'll have to wait on this front.
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The initial moments are distinctly unmagical, as three men dressed in business suits wait on what seems to be a train platform.
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The offers might seem 100% above-board, but Harrow says that consumers might want to wait on more information before they accept.
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In light of this, we recommend that consumers wait on Equifax to provide more clarification on what this will mean for them.
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Because she hadn't brought a black dress on the trip, the Queen had to wait on the plane until one was delivered.
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So, what exactly are we supposed to eat for dinner while we wait on the weather to make up its damn mind?
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Once the worker discovered the balloons were to honor a police officer, Lane said, the worker had someone else wait on her.
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You could wait on a coat check line, if there is one, that's already dauntingly long (or very well could be later).
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But Thomas is not inclined to wait on another contract and agent David Dunn has successfully navigated holdout situations in the past.
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Each morning, buses wait on the US side to shuttle the students north for an education in the United States of America.
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Calhoun didn't wait on third base for long as he scored after Ramirez's changeup eluded catcher John Hicks for a wild pitch.
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This wait on 5G for mobile from carriers is why Motorola's not in a hurry to launch its own 5G phone yet.
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And I could return to my real identity, get repaired, and wait on the shelf until SIS needed a backup man again.
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This explains the technicolor jaguar that lies in wait on the restaurant's back wall, its mouth more a smile than a roar.
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Under this process, asylum-seekers are forced to wait on the Mexican side of the border while their cases are processed here.
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I'll wait on them for those extra modes and doodads for the creator, as well as final tuning of the online portion.
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I then had to call Four Seasons International customer service, and wait on hold for 10 minutes to sort out the issue.
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While Meghan's shoes are totally get-able, if you're looking to snag the same bag, you have a wait on your hands.
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With that in mind, the new Cosmos Play is probably something you'll want to wait on reviews before you place your order.
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Stocks plunged on Tuesday after President Donald Trump said he could wait on a China trade deal until after the 2020 election.
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Due to Southern fears of being outvoted in the Senate, during the 22016s Michigan had to wait on Arkansas being admitted first.
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French and Spanish officers wait on opposite sides of a bridge crossing the river that separates Spain and France in this corner.
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Refugees and migrants from Eritrea, Mali, and Bangladesh wait on a dinghy to be rescued in the Mediterranean Sea, near Sabratha, Libya.
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But even though we're sure you've got plenty of things to message Donald Trump about, you're going to have to wait on that.
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Families faced an anxious wait on Monday for news of the crash investigation, at a makeshift crisis center at Halim airport in Jakarta.
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Democrats have urged members to wait on Congress and special counsel Robert Mueller to finish their investigations before taking such a drastic step.
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Because the Patriots thought Beckham was good enough for them, the Giants had reason to wait on their decision to deal him away.
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You know, when I was a kid, we didn't wait on presidents to come to that little blue-collar town and fix things.
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My tank is about one-third full, so I go ahead and get gas while we wait on the people to show up.
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It shows a reduced need to wait on other companies for improvements, and it allows Apple even deeper integration of hardware and software.
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"I feel bad [about] it, but we have to wait on the 2017 IndyCar schedule before we can set a date," Andretti said.
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I wait on the concrete porch next to a brown paper bag filled with used blue hospital gloves and empty hand sanitizer bottles.
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While some GOP lawmakers praised the decision, Schwarzenegger, a former Republican governor, challenged activists not to wait on Washington to address the issue.
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Huang at Shanghai See Truth suggested rational investors wait on the sidelines and observe the market for a month, before making purchasing decisions.
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Read More Jobs report is strong, but Fed can wait on hike The market has clearly come a long way from Feb. 11.
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Red-state Senate Democrats, so far holding the line against Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh, are expected to wait on centrist Republican Sens.
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But the Trump administration does not have to wait on the Big Six to finish ironing out details in the halls of Congress.
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We wait on even the most mundane and rudimentary jobs of Congress to be performed because the process has been paralyzed by partisanship.
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The cause of death for each family member is still pending while medical investigators wait on test results, the Frederick Police Department said.
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Americans needn't wait on Washington — particularly because any change in federal law depends on President Trump's willingness to act in the public interest.
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Though he can appear off-balance in the batter's box at times, McNeil patiently keeps his hands back to wait on breaking balls.
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One reason to wait on a decision is that the second quarter wasn't the "main" hunt season, which is starting soon, he noted.
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Google is also reported to be readying several other improvements to its assistant, including the ability to wait on hold during phone calls.
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Additional rumors included Skylake Macbooks, but I haven't heard that those are ready so looks like we should be prepared to wait on that.
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To wait on definitive proof in a situation such as this is to reward the leader in question for the elaborateness of their scheming.
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A U.S. official later told Reuters that China indicated it will cut the tariffs, but the U.S. would wait on formal documentation and timing.
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Most players tend to hold down the button as soon as they die, unwilling to wait on the potential kindness of a friendly medic.
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One evening in 24, I was working one of the craps pits when I was summoned to wait on a table of high rollers.
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Migrants bound for the US–Mexico border wait on a bridge that stretches over the Suchiate River, connecting Guatemala and Mexico, on Oct. 19.
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When I crossed that finish line, I did it for myself and for those who wait on the sidelines, wishing they could participate, too.
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Depending on the plan you have, the HBO addition could get pricey, but hey, it sure beats having to wait on the cable guy.
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Other members of the cruise will have to wait on board until the test results are returned, which is due to happen this afternoon.
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Immigrants from Cuba and Guatemala seeking asylum in the United States wait on the Matamoros International Bridge above the Rio Grande on June 29.
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Then he had a lengthy wait on the bench while the Dodgers sent five batters to the plate in the bottom of the eighth.
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His thesis boils down to why call a company and wait on hold for an agent when you can simply shoot them a message?
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So today at the Disrupt SF Hackathon developers Ang Li and Jiang Chen, made Waiter, an AI robot to wait on hold for you.
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Like most Xiaomi products, we'll have to wait on details of international availability but it will almost certainly be sold outside of China soon.
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Those red flags would trigger further investigation and possibly a safety alert — without the need to wait on incident reports from manufacturers or hospitals.
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They arrived to wait on a verdict as attorneys finished their closing arguments and the court sent the sequestered jury to deliberate late Monday.
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What's more, he noted, the bank may wait on making any significant changes in policy until incoming ECB chief Christine Lagarde has been installed.
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The energy community continues to wait on a formal decision in the Senate to join an energy reform bill conference committee with the House.
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"McConnell is smart to wait on issues that divide us until such time as we can achieve a consensus," said a senior Republican aide.
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Failing that, apps like Lucy Phone and Fast Customer will wait on hold for you and call you when an actual person picks up.
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We wait on passing critical legislation - even when it is has wide bipartisan support - because waiting is just what we do in Washington now.
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Maybe the cops couldn't wait on that research when they could be taking matters into their own hands: they wanted to cure depression themselves.
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Note that the price does go up to its regular $60 after January 4, so there's very little reason to wait on this gem.
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In addition, the claims process is available online 24 hours a day, so you don't need to wait on hold to make a claim.
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Congress should not wait on a special counsel to perform its most fundamental constitutional duty of investigating and, if necessary, removing a corrupt president.
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Although it took about 50 attempts, followed by an interminable wait on hold, I was finally able to reach the White House comment line.
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Then, of course, there is the indignity of having to wait on the whim of an Israeli teenage soldier to motion me to pass.
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Shortly after his election, Moon suspended additional deployments of the missile defense system, saying he wanted to wait on the results of environmental assessment.
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Within hours, each was wearing a mask, pads and an N.H.L. uniform as an emergency goaltender, to wait on the bench, just in case.
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It's announced that a tour is happening, and which cities they'll be playing — but fans still have to wait on any specifics beyond that.
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We are investigating it as a possible suicide, but we need to wait on the medical examiner to determine the cause and manner of death.
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First Assistant District Attorney Brian Glenny said the prosecution would've provided the file earlier but needed to wait on a protective order to be signed.
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Davies added that the bank is seeing a slowdown in the pipeline of loan applications for investment as businesses wait on the outcome of Brexit.
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I got up very early one morning to wait on the beach for the boats to come in, and there were eight other photographers there.
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So it seems, Wall Street is thus far pleased with Trump's tone and is thinking, "We can wait on the content," El-Erian told CNBC.
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Your only real recourse is to wait on a series of complicated, protracted antitrust lawsuits that have been filed against the National Collegiate Athletic Association.
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A man and a dog wait on carport of a home in Guerneville for a boat ride evacuation after the Russian River flooded the town.
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One line for a phone near K-Mart had a 90-minute wait on Wednesday, said Mike Tucker, 61, a cashier at the Salvation Army.
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One in five patients admitted for further treatment endured a long wait on a trolley or in a hospital corridor—twice the rate normally seen.
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It's shaping up to be a quieter start to the year as governments weigh their options and wait on the sidelines for an opportune moment.
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We reached out to Apple for comment, but for now it looks like you may need to wait on the event itself for full confirmation.
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While we wait on those voluntary drug price cuts that the president himself promised, you have to wonder if there isn't a pattern emerging here.
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I can tell you when I would wait—like I had to wait on the street to meet somebody—I would step into the shadows.
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Corker and other senators had suggested it would be prudent to wait on sanctions at a delicate time in dealings with Moscow, especially over Syria.
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Read More Jobs report is strong, but Fed can wait on hike In short, there was something for everyone — either for praising or for grousing.
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GOP leaders have already signaled that infrastructure must wait on the sidelines until they tackle tax reform, which is likely to be a heavy lift.
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"We have to fit a lifetime of events and memories into a few months, so we don't have time to wait on time," she said.
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Gone are the days of calling a customer service line and hoping to reach someone who's able to help me why I wait on hold.
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"I absolutely knew that we couldn't wait on another agency to step up and we had to go check this out as soon as possible."
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The Ticinese won't wait: on September 25th they are set to approve a local initiative, backed by Mr Gobbi, to privilege Swiss workers over foreigners.
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U.S. regulators have yet to reach the same conclusion but decided to wait on a software update until they allow the planes to fly again.
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Others are waiting on guidance from the Vatican, which instructed American bishops last month to wait on taking any collective action until the new year.
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State party officials blamed the wait on a new app designed to transmit voter data from 1,700 caucus sites to Iowa's centralized Democratic Party office.
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Any delay would raise new questions about whether Democrats should wait on the outcome of multiple court cases that could force additional witnesses to testify.
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Markets recovered slightly after capital controls were imposed in early September, and have calmed down as traders wait on the sidelines reading the political runes.
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Veterans currently have a five-year wait on average if they appeal a decision, with the VA being criticized for having an outdated review process.
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On Monday night, viewers of "The Voice" on NBC and "Kevin Can Wait" on CBS will see a two-minute national address from Hillary Clinton.
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Instead of expecting customers to tip the people who wait on them, tip-free restaurants pay all employees wages that reflect their skill and seniority.
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This is the fact that I keep repeating in my head as I wait on hold while her press secretary connects us for this interview.
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We don't wait on requests, our threat intelligence team removes fake accounts using information we uncover and intelligence from a variety of sources including government agencies.
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Unfortunately, it sounds like this feature is only coming to the US and Canada for now, so everyone else will have to wait on this one.
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Curly Haugland, RNC Rules Committee member from North Dakota who has said the change would create chaos, stood by the decision to wait on the rule.
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And if they can't afford their bail, they'll languish in jail as they decide whether to take a guilty plea or wait on better test results.
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Be warned though, you may need to wait on an invite — that's assuming that you've managed to get an invite to the main Keybase service already.
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Uber, for example, pays drivers who wait on riders, but I can be leaning on a buzzer for 20 minutes before someone will let me in.
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"We can walk in stores around here, and some of them don't want to wait on us, and customers make snide comments to us," said Schoncin.
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Safety Mode means you'll be able to get a connection when you really need one, even if that connection is something you'll have to wait on.
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If you wait on the Trumps, you have to give them their food or you'll likely be fired, but you can give them back their tip.
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For some fantasy players, it might mean it's a good year to wait on quarterback and focus on other positions at the top of the draft.
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We have guests from Denver who are in between housing and need somewhere to stay while they wait on their apartment or house to be ready.
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But Congress is signaling that it is growing impatient as the FDA looks for a solution and may not wait on the sidelines for much longer.
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But in reality, they were paralyzed, stuck behind a wall of freshly stretched red tape, able only to wait on the CDC to ship more kits.
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"It's a book about two 16-year-olds who say no to drugs and alcohol, rarely swear, and decide to wait on sex," Ms. Rowell said.
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Our rule restores consumers' legal right to stand up for themselves and have their day in court without having to wait on the government to act.
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I send A. in for the baked goods since he's not dressed as warmly as I am, and the dogs and I wait on the porch.
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Sometimes they resorted to so-called Trojan horse programs that lay in wait on e-commerce or banking sites, ready to get your credit card numbers.
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The jury now expects to return Monday morning to continue reaching for a verdict, as observers wait on the edge of their chairs for their decision.
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However, on Wednesday, Netanyahu reportedly instructed the Jerusalem municipality to wait on approving new housing units in an attempt to avoid further inflaming US-Israeli relations.
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Mueller's prosecutors had the option to re-try those deadlocked counts, and had signaled their intention to wait on that decision until after Manafort had finished cooperating.
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The three were revealed online, but all that Essential is providing at this point is renders and graphics so we'll have to wait on the final verdict.
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The company "wanted to wait on the timing" of the share sale in Japan Post Bank Co and Japan Post Insurance Co , Nagato told a news conference.
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Here are tips from David Osborn and Paul Morris, entrepreneurs, real estate investors, and the authors of Wealth Can't Wait, on the best way to get going.
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The second and third quarters of the year are usually tough on Apple, as consumers wait on the company's next devices which are typically unveiled in September.
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Those results are from the beginning of Trainor's tenure, we'll have to wait on its newest filings to get a clearer picture of how things are going.
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The service then creates a conference call between you, the company that has you on hold, and a robot that will wait on the line for you.
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Wouldn't it be better to wait on shelling out that money or taking out that loan until your student "investment" is at least a little more mature?
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Chuck Laszewski, a spokesman for the prosecutor in Hennepin County, Minnesota, says they will wait on the results of the state's investigation, which could take several months.
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"If we wait on Republicans who are not going to buy in, then there won't be any impeachment," Green said during the press conference in his office.
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"The passengers were put in the picture and told that they would have to wait on board for 10 minutes after the plane landed," Mr. Raes wrote.
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Migrants bound for the U.S.-Mexico border wait on a bridge that stretches over the Suchiate River, connecting Guatemala and Mexico, in Tecun Uman, Guatemala, Oct. 19.
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Maxine Waters (D-Calif.) has been calling for his impeachment for weeks now, impatient and unwilling to wait on any evidence of a high crime or misdemeanor.
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I called customer service as suggested and was told I could wait on the line for up to four hours or I could get a call back.
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Some characters become heavy-handed archetypes, like the three ladies who wait on the queen and wear midnight-blue dresses and thick makeup to blacken their faces.
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This word describes the imperious sense of entitlement that authority figures feel over their employees, whom they expect to wait on them and cater to their whims.
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The rest of us will just have to wait on that custom Monopoly board, or do things the hard way: by Googling where to find one elsewhere.
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They had to purchase digital cameras and video recorders, wait on slow dial-up connections to upload content and find designated chat rooms with like-minded individuals.
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Only call if in imminent danger As of Sunday morning, the National Weather Service Houston is asking residents in need to wait on their roofs for assistance.
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But though he was outraged, Netanyahu ordered the Jerusalem municipality to wait on approving new housing units in an attempt to avoid further inflaming US-Israeli relations.
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His trade rhetoric has hit the Mexican economy, causing consumers to rein in spending and foreign businesses to wait on new investments, according to the International Monetary Fund.
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Riders with Britain's Geraint Thomas, wearing the overall leader's yellow jersey, wait on the road after a farmer's protest interrupted the sixteenth stage of the Tour de France.
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He also said he had asked university officials to "wait on a hiring decision until the state abortion ban was dealt with in federal court," the newspaper reported.
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Currently, Mexican immigrants apprehended at the border are given the option to be held at a U.S. detention center while they wait on the outcome of their proceedings.
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As much as Lloyd Webber was (finally) enraptured by Brightman's singing, he writes that her career kept her so busy that they decided to wait on having children.
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This allows hunters to drive the boars into fields of sugar cane, send a pack of hounds to flush them out, and wait on the periphery with shotguns.
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Now we just have to wait on that moon landing… Calling all lunatics — the first fully private moon landing mission is about to take off from Cape Canaveral.
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"I absolutely knew that we couldn&apost wait on another agency to step up and we had to go check this out as soon as possible," Hogrefe said.
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It could be an overstuffed car on a hot day, a prolonged wait on a platform or an interminable delay caused by a power outage or equipment failure.
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It's going to take a process to take you where you want to go, but you're going to have to trust it, love it, and wait on it.
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I stand by my decision to wait on certain baby gear, but it was a mistake to largely ignore the future needs of my first child and partner.
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"I really do think this generation has the potential to be that kind of generation that doesn't wait on government and gets back to direct action," Booker said.
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Drone deliveries in the United States have been limited as companies wait on regulations that will allow fully autonomous drones to fly without being directly monitored by a human.
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If you have time to wait to get in a store to shop, you definitely have time to wait on line at a store with cashiers or self-checkouts.
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Speaking of the ladies, Hello Giggles notes that many sizes are already selling out, so anyone looking to snag a pair of these enchanting espadrilles shouldn't wait on it.
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So while we wait on that, scientists are working on materials that repair themselves and are focusing on two of the most important materials in infrastructure: asphalt and concrete.
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Positive economic indicators from hefty trade surplus and benign inflation were largely shunned by foreign investors, who opted to wait on the sidelines over fears of elections-associated uncertainty.
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To wait on Season 3 and then yank some of these testimonies out from under us would be cruel, and yet no longer out of the realm of possibility.
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While it's taken a while to get native Windows 10 notification support for Chrome, Windows users will now need to wait on Google to support Microsoft's latest Timeline feature.
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After initially dropping on the news, the euro rallied strongly on Monday and has since held below three-week highs against the dollar as investors wait on the ECB.
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"Folks would probably prefer to wait on those numbers before they make a commitment in front of them," said Gary Bradshaw, portfolio manager at Hodges Capital Management in Dallas.
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The weak inflation readings, coupled with the possible change in the balance sheet policy, provide all the more reason for the Fed to wait on any further policy changes.
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Then I thought, 'Let's make this by myself, as an animation, so I can control when I work on it, and don't have to wait on other people's schedules.
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"If we wait on Republicans who are not going to buy in, then there won't be any impeachment," Green said at a press conference in his Capitol Hill office.
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However, Mayor Sylvester Turner may be able to "use a little bit of the bully pulpit," Kelly said, and ask property owners to voluntarily wait on asking for rents.
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Daniel is not dead; he is lamenting the performance of his fantasy football team with high school buddies while they wait on line for ice cream at Magic Fountain.
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McCarthy noted that while there is still lot of scope for further sterling appreciation, it would be prudent to wait on the sidelines for now until a clear picture emerges.
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Travelers say they have been forced to wait on security lines for up to three hoursbecause of a shortage of Transportation Security Administration agents, who've also been working without pay.
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I know it might be too soon to talk about some of the details in Star Wars: The Force Awakens, so you might want to wait on this blog post.
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While we wait on the robots to completely take the wheel, here are some gift ideas that will at least help make it feel like you're driving into the future.
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The data overturned earlier dollar strength as investors wait on highly anticipated jobs data due on Friday for new clues on when the Federal Reserve will next raise interest rates.
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Arana said he doesn't anticipate his client, who is going through the process to become a lawful permanent resident, will be detained again while they wait on a court date.
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Be smart: The only options for struggling universities are to either raise tuition or wait on state funding to save them, but public education funding hasn't been raised in years.
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If business people don't trust Trump with their dollars, they won't trust him with stocks, and may just sell stocks and wait on the sidelines until they see who wins.
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A raise in interest rates would certainly help Bank of America's bottom line, but the company's CEO, Brian Moynihan, told Cramer he's not going to wait on it to happen.
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As we wait on the rest of Tutorial Tuesdays, we have our fingers crossed that we'll learn more inside tricks from the busiest woman in beauty (and music, and film...)
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It's a tall order even for an artist whose next move we all wait on with baited breathe, but the stunning visuals deliver more than anyone could have bargained for.
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The conference will take at least two weeks, according to a McConnell staffer, because members will wait on scores from the Congressional Budget Office estimating the effects of different options.
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No one really knows just what lies in wait on the other side of the door, no matter how much time and effort is put into the pre-operational plan.
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We knew we could not wait on the campaign itself, so we started talking to the donors about putting money into an independent black political structure that could move bodies.
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The Democrats said that when an EPA employee emailed colleagues in February 2900 about doing a sweep of Pruitt's office, Perrotta interjected to ask them to wait on the process.
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"If institutional players want to play in this market, they'll dip their toe in the water or wait on the sidelines to see if the products themselves function," Bogart said.
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Lamar Jackson, QB, Ravens I definitely subscribe to the wait-on-QB school of draft strategy, and Mahomes's drop from his 2018 heights would seem to only bolster that stance.
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The Democrats said that when an EPA employee emailed colleagues in February 2017 about doing a sweep of Pruitt's office, Perrotta interjected to ask them to wait on the process.
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Trump's latest move allows him to wait on the issue as legal challenges against the health care law, also known as Obamacare, make their way through the federal court system.
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Drone deliveries in the United States have been more limited as companies wait on regulations that will allow fully autonomous drones to fly without being directly monitored by a human.
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These days, men do get involved: It's common for husbands of haenyeo to wait on the shores for their wives to finish diving, then help weigh and sort the catch.
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A transition official who worked on nominee prep said it's natural for nominees to wait on some details -- especially given that they will not be operating in a vacuum if confirmed.
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President Barack Obama and first lady Michelle Obama wait on the steps of the North Portico of the White house to greet Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Sophie Gregoire-Trudeau.
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One woman reportedly died of a heart attack after suffering a 35-hour wait on a trolley, while a man suffered an aneurysm waiting on a trolley at the same hospital.
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Taco Bell and McDonald's have announced their intent to wait on plant-based products, and some analysts say that the companies suspect consumer interest in plant-based meats is a fad.
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The restaurant also has a patio, which the couple transformed into a coffee, pastries and juice bar, where customers can wait on a table inside or sit for a quick bite.
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And while the news coming out of the Kardashian kamp is juicy enough, it's not enough to keep me entertained for another 9 days while I wait on updates from Westeros.
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The article in the monthly "Women, Church, World", remarkable for an official Vatican publication, described the drudgery of nuns who cook, clean and wait on tables for cardinals, bishops and priests.
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A raise in interest rates would certainly help Bank of America's bottom line, but the company's CEO, Brian Moynihan, told Jim Cramer he's not going to wait on it to happen.
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It's all a tall order even for an artist whose next move we all wait on with bated breath, but these stunning visuals deliver more than anyone could have bargained for.
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You had to look up the phone number, get everyone's order while tethered to your phone, and then wait on baited breath while the driver made their way to your house.
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Meanwhile, as investors wait on further developments from Operation Car Wash, the escalating investigation is already showing signs of stirring political unrest, with weekend protests pitting Lula loyalists against opposition supporters.
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Anyone brave enough to check their bagged salad should look to make sure it's Fresh Express' Organic Marketside Spring Mix before overreacting and eating nothing but Soylent (wait, on second thought...).
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Philipps — who starred on the popular teen drama for two seasons in the early 2000s — decided to cover Paula Cole's "I Don't Want to Wait" on the set of her E!
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Rather than catch a ride home with the coach and kids from Gary's team, the shy boy slipped out of the building to wait on the corner for the city bus.
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Italians spend so much of their lives waiting in line — an estimated 400 hours a year per person — that some are now willing to pay freelancers to wait on their behalf.
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They're supposedly prototypes of the Pixel 4 XL. Read more: Google's upcoming Pixel 43 phones will reportedly wait on hold for you during a call so that you don't have to.
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"Black people didn't wait on long lines and surpass white voters in terms of turnout in 2012 for the first time because they were showing up for Joe Biden," Robinson said.
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Durbin said he's not persuaded by arguments to wait on prison and sentencing reform until next year in hopes that Democrats take back the House and perhaps the Senate as well.
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As they also wait on the release of economic data, including U.S. retail sales, investors were further digesting moves by the European Central Bank and other global economic news last week.
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It can be stressful for a driver to wait on a busy street for an undetermined period of time, and it's only fair that you should compensate them for their time.
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Switching to its own chips would also allow Apple to better control its own hardware roadmap; it wouldn't need to wait on Intel to produce new chips for its own designs.
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Of the repeal supporters, a larger share (28 percent) want lawmakers to wait on abolishing the ACA until they have a firm replacement plan than want an immediate repeal (18 percent).
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While he acknowledged that the city is under no obligation to wait on federal prosecutors, he said it would be the "highest level of irresponsibility" to move forward against their wishes.
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Her husband was also mocked as far back as 1993 for having a plane wait on the tarmac in Los Angeles while he received a trim from Cristophe of Beverly Hills.
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Rather than wait on often corporatist-run institutions to plug all the loopholes, a coalition of lawyers, tribes, and citizens are taking the logical step and lifting up their natural neighbors.
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Democrats still want a deal up front to hear from witnesses and get documents for the trial, but McConnell says he wants to wait on those issues until after opening statements.
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Rent the Runway has been opening more standalone locations, where women can swap out items and pick new ones, instead of having to wait on returns to be accepted via mail.
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The only certainty is that thousands more will arrive each month this summer and wait on the European Union's door for their chance to gain asylum in a western European country.
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In one of America's ritziest malls in Orange County, California, a VIP shopping suite offers complimentary champagne and other refreshments, a zen room, and concierges and style assistants to wait on shoppers.
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Gill has to wait on the Connecticut Legislature to finalize a budget before he finds out if he'll be able to hire just two more forensic pathologists, which he said are essential.
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The shows at Pitti Uomo were impeccably streamlined, in fact, and I think I know why: We didn't have to wait on celebrities seated in the front row to start the show.
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I made a last obsessive check for mosquitoes lying in wait on the walls, saw only the stains of battles past (and a shoe print) and then dozed off to droneless sleep.
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They are all talented composers, but this industry-wide proclivity towards using the same person repeatedly finds men working on multiple shows per season, while equally adept women wait on the sidelines.
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He said he'd wait on instructions from the House on how he'd vote on a massive economic stimulus plan, the text of which lawmakers and administration officials are hoping to finalize soon.
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And that means that while I can run out of my house just when the bus is coming, someone else may wait on a corner for 20 minutes for the same bus.
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Compared with historical price-to-earnings ratios, stocks are more expensive than at any point in the past 12 months, he added, recommending people wait on the sidelines until stocks fall again.
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Scammers can also lie in wait on the compromised email account, searching for valuable details like account numbers and wire transfer habits, and even learning how to mimic the victim's communication style.
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More importantly, just a couple of days earlier, House leaders insisted that some of us were wrong to encourage them to wait on an impeachment vote to create a more complete record.
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Republicans are signaling that a massive rebuilding package, which has long been one of Trump's top priorities, will most likely have to wait on the sidelines until lawmakers overhaul the tax code.
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Hawaii must wait on the Supreme Court to rule on President Trump's so-called travel ban after losing a Friday appeal on an emergency motion to narrow the scope of the ban.
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While the various colors were available in the US during the June launch, Surface Laptop purchasers outside the US had to buy the regular "platinum" gray color or wait on the color options.
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"I have always maintained we ought to wait on the final Mueller report before we begin discussing impeachment, and my position hasn't changed," said Whip James Clyburn in a statement to BuzzFeed News.
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Reserve Bank of New Zealand Governor Adrian Orr told Bloomberg TV he can afford to wait on monetary policy after stunning investors earlier this month with a sharp 50-basis-point rate cut.
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Though he lost his most recent parliamentary election, he still spends several hours a day receiving petitioners who wait on his terrace, bringing him their problems and occasionally asking him to settle disputes.
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The feature is a $3,000 add-on for the new Model 3, while Model S owners can opt to fork over $4,000 after delivery or $48 per month to wait on Level 5.
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"Being near the river used to be an advantage, but now having to wait on dams and infrastructure is more of a liability to farmers," said Marc Bremer, a farmer in Metropolis, Illinois.
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"What we're trying to do now is pass as many bills as we can get through in full committee while we wait on the budget question," Rogers said after the conference meeting Wednesday.
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Kitchen United has several employees who make sure that delivery drivers receive the correct orders and wait on the consumers who wander through its doors thinking that it is a typical restaurant location.
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As a response to this, I started GetHuman, a website that allows customers to call real people at big companies without having to wait on the line or go through a million robots.
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Surrounded by God-awful family and friends who act as if Cathy's only duty is to wait on them, she never ceases to rise above their petulant behavior and put on a smile.
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It could work just as well if PG&E becomes a public utility or a collection of municipal utilities, but crucially, it need not wait on those reforms (which could take many years).
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Cases for immigrants with no criminal history, including those who have a way to legally change their status from undocumented to documented outside of court, will instead wait on a judge's docket for years.
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The assistant state's attorney had decided that the office was going to, in his words, ''wait'' on the warrant regarding the prostitute's rape, because there was semen from multiple men on the vaginal swab.
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The UK referendum on whether to leave the European Union is scheduled for June 23, and that might be a good enough reason for the US Federal Reserve to wait on a rate hike.
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We'll have to wait on them to find out release dates and pricing specifics — in the meantime, maybe you can go ask Cortana on another device to see if she has an inside scoop.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - The S&P 500's multiple record highs set this week after more than a year-long wait on Wall Street would not have taken so long had Apple Inc (AAPL.
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"I'm going to wait on, definitely moving forward on it, until I hear from a producer, from the actual mouth that it's happening, but it's crazy," he said of the official Warner Bros. statement.
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U.S. Customs and Border officials told some migrants they would have to wait on the Mexico side of the divide at the Tijuana-San Ysidro crossing because they said U.S. facilities are at capacity.
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Be prepared to wait On a cold morning last December, more than 50 people were lined up outside the Social Security field office in Chicago Heights a full hour ahead of its 9 a.m.
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Details: SpaceX is charging per mission, with multiple small satellites able to fly in each rideshare without the need for a primary payload and without having to wait on delayed co-passengers, SpaceX said.
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"There's no question we need a long-term funding stream, but emergency train repairs can't wait on what the State Legislature may or may not do next year," Mr. Lhota said in a statement.
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In the store which was designed by Courtney Applebaum, the interior designer for the Row (a label represented on almost every rack), you can wait on gorgeous textural couches while your pieces are appraised.
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The plaintiffs, Jeff Silvester and Brandon Combs, are registered California gun owners who argued the mandated wait on future gun purchases acted as an unconstitutional limit on their Second Amendment right to bear arms.
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"People waiting on line to sit in on the hearings are saying they have seen others get paid cash to wait on line and cause trouble," Henry said on Sean Hannity's show on Wednesday night.
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"People have to wait on average three years and six months before they can get public flats, there are no standard working hours and the universal pension fund scheme is still under discussion," he said.
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We've been put in a hole, if you will...what we've got to do is wait on God, and let this process play out...The votes are still coming in and we're looking at that.
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Despite the shock outcome, traders are not expecting any surge in activity into year-end as many investors are happy to wait on the sidelines until greater clarity emerges once Trump takes office in January.
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Misdemeanor defendants must wait on average 2553 days for a bench trial and 827 days for a jury trial in the Bronx, far longer than in New York City's other boroughs, according to the lawsuit.
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I didn't give it to him, but the second case was a preschool-age patient of mine whose mother had refused vaccination, insisting that she wanted to wait on the vaccine that protects against pertussis.
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Glow Recipe Let It Glow Set, $48 (valued at $76), available at Sephora [You save $28]Glow Recipe's cult-favorite line of watermelon-based products are constantly sold out, so don't wait on this set.
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And he said there are actions the Trump administration can take on its own, but the committee isn't necessarily going to wait on a health care plan from the administration before starting its own work.
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People constantly ask you how long until their song comes up as if you were making them wait on purpose, or they try to talk to you when you're clearly engaged in setting something up.
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Why it matters: Usually small satellites are forced to hitch rides on a Falcon 9 with a larger payload bound for orbit, but these rideshares won't need to wait on a primary mission for launch.
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Though he does not vote on Fed policy this year, he said on Wednesday that he would rather wait on further hikes until there is a definitive increase in inflation toward the Fed's 2 percent goal.
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My life began to revolve around what I was going to wear next, what I was going to drink, what club we were going to, who we knew so we wouldn't have to wait on line.
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It's a move that works well for him a lot of the time, but also one that smart defenders know he wants to get to—so they'll try to wait on it and spring a trap.
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"Due to the ongoing House impeachment inquiry, I believe it would be more appropriate for our committee to wait on examining these matters until after the House completes its process (one way or another)," he wrote.
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We'll have to wait on developers to take advantage of the Desktop Bridge tool to actually convert apps, but this conversion should make it easier for existing desktop apps to move over to Microsoft's universal platform.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Venus Williams will hope to reclaim her Wimbledon crown after a nine-year wait on Saturday against Garbine Muguruza, in a final that has the makings of a classic battle of the big hitters.
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While pot companies wait on the sidelines as more and more states legalize marijuana within their own boundaries, Linton said clearing CBD is a "great first step" because CBD research can yield results helpful for THC.
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The same will be true if the rich and famous can easily get tests while average sick people have to wait on hold or in long lines, arguing with bureaucrats and administrators about their potential exposure.
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There, those who didn't have steady jobs would wait on certain designated corners for the white housewives in the neighborhood to come along and bargain with them over pay for a day's work cleaning their houses.
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It will likely wait on the Fourth Circuit opinion before it decides whether it will hear the appeal and "finally decide to resolve this issue," said Carl Tobias, a law professor at the University of Richmond.
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The state asylum agency reimposed travel restrictions on new arrivals, and Dimitris Vitsas, the migration minister, told Greek radio that refugees would be obliged to wait on the islands for their asylum applications to be processed.
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The U.S. surveillance effort has been hampered by the failure of the health department's tests, with public health labs on Monday asking for permission to use their own homegrown tests rather than wait on the CDC.
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Rent the Runway had been growing its physical footprint and opening more standalone locations, where women can swap out items and pick new ones, instead of having to wait on returns to be accepted via mail.
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Sure, some phones have wireless charging and this year's iPhone 8 could also come with wireless charging built in — but safe to say you can wait on purchasing a wireless charging laptop for the time being.
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For years the notion of Aldo slowing the later rounds has been something that his opponents cling to, but many of them seemed keen to wait on him rather than making him work on the way there.
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While former Art Institute students wait on an answer from the government about their student loans, more than 7,000 people have organized online on the Facebook group I Am I, to detail their stories at the schools.
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Morgan Stanley said in a research note it thought the market price of the peso was "too pessimistic," but it preferred to "wait on the sidelines" given the stubbornly high inflation and hard-to-call election race.
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Before you all wait on the edge of your seat to see which white people win Oscars this year ... check out our staff's choices for the best movies to hit the silver screen over the last year.
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Even after the data support tightening, Kashkari said in a statement, the Fed should wait on raising interest rates until it publishes a detailed plan for how and when it will reduce its $4.5 trillion balance sheet.
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Most parents come to VidCon to support their kids and help them meet their favorite influencers and YouTube stars, but oftentimes their kids just run around on their own while the parents patiently wait on the outside.
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In an interview with The Wall Street Journal published Thursday, Bernhardt said the department has decided to wait on the outcome of appeals to the March case before deciding whether to move forward with additional drilling plans.
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In an interview with The Wall Street Journal published Thursday, Bernhardt said the department has decided to wait on the outcome of appeals to the March case before deciding whether to move forward with additional drilling plans.
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"We need not wait on the results of any U.S. attorney's office's investigation into what the board did or did not know regarding the settlements to conclude that the board failed," Mr. Waizenegger said in the letter.
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Now political insiders argue it will be more fruitful for the Democrats to wait on the findings of Special Counsel Robert Mueller's investigation into ties between the Trump camp and Russia before jumping on the impeachment bandwagon.
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Companies must adapt to the fast-changing world — one where most kids have never had to wait on hold during a phone call — with the help from software made by firms including, but not limited to, Salesforce.
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Which presents yet another paradox: The longer the Americans wait on Nafta negotiations, the more political pressure it places on Mr. Peña Nieto, reducing the flexibility he has to accommodate demands, or surprises, from Mr. Trump's team.
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Echoing the Fed minutes released on Wednesday, many policymakers said they could wait on any further interest rate hikes until they had a better handle on whether growing risks will undercut an otherwise solid U.S. economic outlook.
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For anyone who's grown up with technology as a constant part of their life, the idea of preferring to wait on hold and process a payment with a human being that probably hates your guts sounds like madness.
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Commenting on trade tensions involving the United States and resulting tariffs, he said their long-term impact is uncertain and suggested that companies may want to wait on capital spending plans for the trade disputes to be resolved.
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Because their daughter had a medical condition, the family was willing to spring for a hotel room to keep her safe while they made another attempt; the asylum seekers who wait on bridges, Leutert presumes, aren't so lucky.
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I hang out and play dress up for a couple hours with her business partner, but decide to wait on getting a dress because the one I really like in my size is out on a photo shoot.
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Project Treble is an Android Oreo feature that attempts to address slow Android update schedules by allowing manufacturers to push out Google's most recent OS without having to wait on their chip partner, like Qualcomm, to support it.
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The balancing act, however, comes with the fact Election Day is a Tuesday, in the middle of the work week when millions of Americans may find it impractical to get to the polls and wait on long lines.
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After testing for more than a week with the OnePlus 7 Pro 5G, I would absolutely wait on the next 53G modems, more coverage, and network improvements before spending money on a 5G handset and contract right now.
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In the original version, Russell convinced a mixed-up Hawn that she was actually his wife, having her wait on him hand and foot, forgoing her Champagne-fueled shopping sprees at Saks for grocery store runs and PBR.
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The American people prepared for ObamaCare for three years prior to its implementation, have lived with the law for four years and counting, and now wait on Trump and Congress to execute their promise to kill the law.
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Dennis Kucinich, a two-time presidential candidate, and the recently departed CFPB boss, Richard Cordray -- will quit punching and wait on voters' blessing to lead the left in its race to replace term-limited, anti-Trump Republican Gov.
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Under the Trump administration's Migrant Protocols Program (MPP), more than 11,000 people have been sent to wait on the Mexican side of the border and are rarely allowed to stay in the U.S. while their claims are processed.
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Cleveland could have doubled Schwarber off second if Rajai Davis had noticed him having failing to wait on the bag, but Davis, who had covered a ton of ground just to get to the ball, instead threw home.
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"The longer they wait on this, the easier it will be for the next administration to undo it," said Jody Freeman, a professor of environmental law at Harvard University who served as legal counsel in the Obama administration.
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But tight budgets, an ageing population and increasingly complex medical needs have left many hospitals struggling during the winter season in recent years, prompting headlines about patients being left to wait on trolleys for hours or even days.
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It's unclear whether Trump's support for the proposal will add some pressure for a vote or if leaders, again pointing to the President's action already on the issue, will simply wait on action by the executive branch. 2.
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If, on the other hand, his piece is just another riff on why every bobo is bowling alone, then screw it — let's wait on someone else to pen a better-written sequel think piece, "When Beauty Strikes Back."
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Whether it's white-blonde babylights, or face-framing copper brunette pieces, scroll through to find the color that will have you feeling fresh and cool for spring — even as you wait on another drink for what feels like forever.
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A low cost of capital means that the "opportunity cost" -- or the cost of making one investment as opposed to another or not investing at all -- is also low, which may encourage companies to simply wait on the sidelines.
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A Honduran mother and her 226-year-old daughter seeking asylum wait on the Mexican side of the Brownsville & Matamoros International Bridge after being denied entry by US Customs and Border Protection officers near Brownsville, Texas, on June 225.
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"It's the kind of thing that, as an actor, you look forward to eventually and you wait on it, then when it comes around, you question whether you're ready or not," he says of taking on the starring role.
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While we're still going to have to wait on a few pieces from the collection to be released (like the too-cute fuzzy Mickey purse), some of the core highlights from the show are available to shop starting today.
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It turns out that there's a 229-minute wait until the next train to Alexanderplatz comes, so I get a Subway salad, a cookie, some chips and a caramel latte from Dunkin' Donuts while I wait on the platform.
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She's done all of this while waiting to see if she'll be allowed to stay permanently in the US. The stress of this wait, on top of the trauma she faced in Ethiopia, is now causing her memory loss.
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Last year, we reported that the investment could be a precursor to an eventual acquisition — that's a development that we'll have to wait on, but it is certainly a logical assumption that many will come to, rightly or wrongly.
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"The tradition is when the pilots deploy and return home to the families, all the families get to wait on the flight line and run up to the jets and give their moms and dads big hugs," Fienning said.
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Now, Carson Palmer is another player facing an uncertain future on a veteran team that probably doesn't have the time to wait on a developmental quarterback, much less the ability to acquire a franchise type passer any time soon.
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In Waikiki, a Honolulu neighborhood that is world-renowned for its surf beach, swells were already powerful, and Gregg Stebbins, 60, a lifelong surfer from Florida, chose to be cautious and wait on the beach until conditions were calmer.
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International treaties and American law require asylum seekers to have an opportunity to present their case, although a related policy now allows the administration to make some wait on the Mexican side of the border for their asylum hearings.
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Yet his decision to wait on announcing his candidacy has come with a cost, in part because he did not use the time to better prepare for some of the most inevitable questions about his lengthy record in politics.
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But Stella Kyriakides, European Commissioner for Health and Food Safety, said on Wednesday that the bloc would wait on the new rules, on grounds that a shift now could hamper access to lifesaving equipment needed in the current crisis.
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Yet, an entire political party in the United States has chosen to pretend that a third option exists to wait on the sidelines as storms get stronger, droughts get longer and millions of lives are displaced and cut short.
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Klarman also defended Baupost's large cash position, which is counter to a common idea that it is best to remain fully invested, saying that it makes sense in some cases to wait on the sidelines for more attractive investments.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Crude futures fell in early trading in Asia on Friday as concerns about a global oil glut returned to the fore and traders wait on data from China, which is expected to report its lowest growth rate since 2009.
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To wait on the various American literary communities to decide to promote and highlight authentic voices of Indigenous people, whose ancestors its government displaced and segregated not so long ago, is to wait for the sun to rise in the west.
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My first wait on the morning of our scheduled appointment is at the front reception desk, looking out at the office's lovely pin- striped wallpaper and framed portraits of clients past and present (Kanye looking pensive; Justin in a tree).
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That is a different bar than some at the Fed are setting, including Minneapolis Fed President Neel Kashkari, who earlier in the day said he would want to wait on rate hikes until core inflation reaches the Fed's 2-percent target.
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Both manufacturers are struggling to secure new business as airlines wait on the fall out from the trade war between China and the U.S. as well as the grounding of the Boeing 737 Max after fatal crashes in Indonesia and Ethiopia.
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But the receipt of a message apparently sent from inside the compound convinced Hogrefe "that we couldn't wait on another agency to step up and we had to go check this out as soon as possible," he said this weekend.
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The wait on the police shuffle, a plan announced suddenly last week, may ease tensions in the three-party government after disputes over the changes raised risks of a coalition collapse before elections not due until the end of 2017.
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"I will not wait on the sidelines for any further damage to property, injuries to students or ultimately loss of life to occur before acting against violent campuses," Nzimande said in a statement, without elaborating on what action he would take.
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Market participants wait on tenterhooks to figure out when or if another interest rate increase is ahead, but find themselves facing a confusing array of signals, none of which seem consistent and all of which are adding to market volatility.
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The administration's "metering" policy has dramatically limited the number of migrants who are allowed to request asylum each day at legal ports of entry, creating a backlog of migrants forced to wait on the Mexican side of the southern border.
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It took a few days for new releases to make it to my local record store, Soundtracks on 7th Avenue in Park Slope, so I went in to Manhattan, but this meant an excruciating wait on the subway ride home.
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" Isakson warned if the relief doesn't get to Georgia in 85033 days, "some of the farmers are going to lose their farms or go into serious debt because the banks can't wait on them any longer to pay off their debts.
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The debate at ECB's policy-setting governing council centered on how long to wait on raising rates to ensure that the ECB's core mandate of price stability was fully assured, he said, adding he fell into the more optimistic camp.
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But, if you're willing to spend more for a sure thing now rather than wait on the possibility of discovering a diamond in the rough in the future, they'll do the job admirably — and with more comfort than many other pairs.
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Want to call your senator or U.S. representative to let them know where you stand on an issue, but don't have the time to hunt down their phone number, wait on hold, or continually redial to get past the busy signals?
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"What comes to you is that children still jump around and old people still wait on line for a piece of bread, and women still have babies," said Mr. Ai, 59, in an interview at his hotel in New York.
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"As we wait on news on Thursday morning, it's not surprising that people have the jitters of what they're going to hear from the ECB, which has been the focus of attention since the beginning of August," FTN's Vogel said.
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And the inclusion in this year's festival of two television series by former Palme d'Or winners, David Lynch's Twin Peaks and Jane Campion's Top of the Lake, hints at the complex negotiations and decisions that wait on the Cannes horizon.
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MATAMOROS, Mexico — Maria Sam had lost count of her 212-year-old son's seizures in the nearly three months since they applied for asylum in the United States but were told to wait on the Mexican side of the Rio Grande.
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Out of all the holiday deals for which we wait on tenterhooks, Nordstrom's might be the most anticipated of the season, and luckily their "Cyber" sale (their adjective for the all-encompassing Black Friday/Cyber Monday bonanza) does not disappoint.
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If the family does claim fear of return, they will be returned to Mexico under the Migrant Protection Protocols, a Trump administration policy that requires migrants to wait on the Mexican side of the border while the U.S. processes their claim.
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Fortunately doctors and scientists generally are motivated by passion to innovate more than raw cash, and there are hundreds of scientists looking for a cure that will let me wait on a stuck elevator with mild impatience like a normal person.
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But the advantages, compared to using livers from deceased donors, include being able to screen the donor more thoroughly, being able to optimize the timing of the transplant (rather than having to wait on a list) and better survival odds.
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During an interview on CNN on Friday morning, Cicilline characterized the report as "the most serious threat to the Trump presidency we've seen so far," but added that he thinks it's wise to wait on an impeachment push until the reports are confirmed.
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For users of the earlier iOS app, you'll gain access to social features where you can see what friends are watching thanks to their marking things as "Seen," but new web users will need to wait on this to arrive for them.
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Even the producers were on the fritz, forgetting to include any footage of Raven receiving the group date rose (she just magically has it later), and making the absolutely unbelievable decision to introduce a Caribbean maid named Lorna to wait on Corrine.
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I know of software companies with hundreds of millions, even billions of dollars of revenue on the line where marketers are simply unable to do their jobs and have to wait on engineering for days/weeks/months to make updates to their websites.
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Trick-or-treating while in a wheelchair wasn't easy last year for 5-year-old Penny Pedersen, who had to wait on the sidewalk for her siblings to bring her candy, then try to catch up with friends in her Sandy, Utah, neighborhood.
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Why this matters: The report is required by Congress every four years but scientists who worked on it told the Times they were "concerned about its fate" as they wait on whether the Trump administration, which discounts climate change, would release it.
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The new government refuted reporting by The Washington Post on Saturday that the two countries reached an agreement in principle to make asylum seekers wait on the Mexico side of the border while requests are processed in the United States (The Washington Post).
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My partners and opponents shared insights, so I continued learning every time out: Keep moving forward on volleys; don't over-hit approach shots just because two foes wait on the other side; let the ball come to my racket on the volley.
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She's been able to ask gently prodding questions that get locals rethinking about space here—her project, A Long Wait , on Casco Bay's Fort Gorges was a gorgeous contemplation on time and purpose—and it's exciting to undertake those investigations with her.
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That means that if Uber's system thinks it will have a better match in the near future, Ransohoff explained, it'll temporarily wait on matching you with current riders that are less optimal in terms of giving you the most direct route possible.
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And all of it led to New York City's sidewalks, where people now wait on weekends to squeeze in for $14 fried-egg sandwiches (with arugula, bacon, tomatoes and chile relish) and $16 folded eggs with peas, avocado, spinach and salsa verde.
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Dicky told Rolling Stone he waited until the video was nearly complete so Kanye would be the last one to see it -- but eventually, he just ran out of time, and couldn't wait on Ye. Still an awesome video, even without him.
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LONDON — Of the various press rituals surrounding the British royal family, few are sillier than the vigil outside a London maternity ward, where squadrons of news reporters wait on the street, sometimes for hours or days, for a woman to go into labor.
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Consequently, train boarding works differently than airplane boarding: Train passengers wait on the platform for the train to arrive and then, when the doors open, pour in — making it possible for a huge crowd to embark in a relatively short amount of time.
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Governor Cuomo, much like Charney, is known to be bullish, but in recent weeks that has been seen as an asset, not a detriment; he has garnered praise for calling the shots while so many government agencies continue to wait on federal guidance.
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I think the three billion salvo was a response to the earlier aluminum and steel tariffs and we haven't really seen what the response is to the 301 measures so we'll have to wait on judgment on how well this is being contained.
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She's been able to ask gently prodding questions that get locals rethinking about space here—her project, A Long Wait , on Casco Bay's Fort Gorges was a gorgeous contemplation on time and purpose—and it's exciting to undertake those investigations with her.
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Instead, she was sent back to Mexico under a Trump administration policy called the "Migrant Protection Protocols"(MPP), which has forced more than 21,2300 asylum seekers to wait on the Mexican side of the border for their U.S. court cases to be completed.
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Throngs of people continued to wait on the bridge border crossing, where on Saturday morning many pressed for limited opportunities to plead their case to immigration officials, while many others opted to cross the river illegally, either on jury-rigged rafts or by swimming.
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And instead of waiting to see if Acuña's historic hot streak will continue, we wait on X-rays and CT scans that will tell us how long Acuña will be away from the game to which he's brought so much over just a few months.
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With just over 100 days until the Iowa caucuses, Buttigieg and his team of advisers have decided they can't wait on a front-runner to fade away and believe that now -- with pointed ads and aggressive debate performances -- is the time to make their move.
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To explain why Midge should really wait on her dad's decision, Abe reminds his daughter that Joel didn't seek his permission (as we saw with a very cute flashback of Joel's proposal so many years ago) and we all saw how that crashed and burned.
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At this point, we've forced our animatronic counterparts to deliver our pizzas, destroy our bombs, wait on us hand and foot, entertain our kids, strip for us, and now, open our doors, so it seems like we're basically asking for an all-out robot uprising.
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"As a state, we could no longer afford to wait on needed changes at the federal level, so Michigan has stepped up to give our residents a smarter, safer rule – one that better safeguards water systems in all communities," he said in the statement.
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After a long wait on the tee at the par-three 16th, Ariya hit a magnificent seven-iron from 200 yards that covered the pin the entire way before nestling three feet away and the birdie restored a two-shot cushion with two to play.
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It can still be difficult to get one—some tattoo shops make patrons wait on the decision or require them to already have a face tattoo, and the tattoo artist might even give customers shit about their desired design to see if they'll back out.
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For greener fantasy players, it hammers home some basic concepts: this is what happens if I take a bunch of running backs early, this is what happens when I take a bunch receivers early, this is what happens when I don't wait on quarterback, etc.
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Whereas modern voicemail can, of course, be accessed anywhere on your mobile, the answering machine users have to press a physical button on their device to listen to their messages, meaning you could have a wait on your hands if Tarantino misses your call.
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Still, Hopkins notes that there has and continues to be a big price to pay in having to wait on Ottawa's blessing, and told me that whatever comes of that wait should be bigger in scope than just a series of one-off exemptions.
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"Some students were calling up to ask things like how much they owed on their university account and having to wait on hold for 40 minutes," said Somen Saha, co-CEO of n-Powered , the tech start-up that created the school-specific Alexa skill.
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Mr. Biden said he would call up the military to help and enact a "multi-multi-billion dollar program" of disease containment and economic rescue, and said that there were more issues at hand that could not wait on reinventing the health care system.
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British citizens, who once made up the majority of the island's foreign buyers, have been inclined to wait on deals, Ms. Floissac and other agents said, causing prices of all kinds of properties to fall about 20.37 percent in the past year or so.
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The viewing spaces were packed at the par-3 16th when Woods, after an extended wait on the tee as he took eight practice swings, lofted a tee shot that bounced just left of the flagstick and skipped to a stop 5 feet away.
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Taken together, the various woes snarled at least eight lines on New York City's dilapidated subway on Thursday, upending the travels of furious riders who were forced to wait on packed platforms for trains that never came or were too full to squeeze inside.
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Conversely, some Trump allies say perhaps the brouhaha about transferring articles means the president technically hasn't been impeached yet; if he already is, the thinking goes, the Senate wouldn't have to wait on the perfunctory transfer of articles from the House to begin a trial.
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It's okay to wait on locking down your fresh cut (although the raddest new color trends have already arrived), because most of the au courant hairstyles for fall 2019 are easily achievable for those who plan to milk a grow out through early November.
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We do a circle around the concert space until we find ourselves on another long-ass line and it's unclear what it's for or whether or not anyone on it will get in, but when you see a line, you gotta wait on it, right?
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Ports of entry are already overwhelmed with asylum seekers; at most ports, asylum seekers have to wait on the Mexican side of the border, sometimes for weeks, before Customs and Border Protection officials allow them to cross into the US and claim their right to asylum.
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Needless to say, I was surprised to find myself happy when I received the email announcement from "Over the River" stating that Christo will "no longer wait on the outcome [of legal arguments]," choosing to devote all his energy to another ongoing work in Abu Dhabi.
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Though she applied to be a server, he said, per the filing, that he "saw her as a food runner," someone who brings the food to the table but doesn't wait on customers, and she accepted the position in the hopes of being promoted to server.
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Instead, Facebook already lets Citibank customers in Singapore connect their accounts so they can ping their bank's Messenger chatbot to check their balance, report fraud or get customer service's help if they're locked out of their account without having to wait on hold on the phone.
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An American national-security official recalled visiting the Emirates in 21990 to meet M.B.Z. He told me that he was instructed to wait on a dock on the Persian Gulf; eventually, M.B.Z. pulled up in a speedboat, wearing shorts, flip-flops, and a Bass Pro Shop hat.
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And although it might seem strange to accuse Clinton of telling Black Lives Matter activists to "wait" on the same day she delivered a major speech calling out systemic racism, it's also important to ask serious questions about which candidate's policies are better for racial justice.
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If you don't have time to wait on hold, you can download the DoNotPay app ($3 per month subscription for iPhone), which uses a chatbot to provide users with a range of services, including disputing parking tickets, getting reimbursed and skipping the line for customer service.
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Democrats and Republicans alike say they want to reach an agreement before the end of the year, but as our nation's children wait on Washington to find consensus, states have already begun to notify parents that their children could lose health coverage just after the holidays.
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The governor's marijuana proposal came with numerous caveats: He said that he intended to coordinate New York's plan with similar efforts in Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Connecticut, though his office later clarified that the state would not wait on other states to pursue its own plan.
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"I think OnDeck, the only pure play, is way too risky here, and American Express has too much working against it at the moment … I'm a big fan of PayPal, but with Square, I think you wait on the sidelines until they get a full-time CEO," Cramer said.
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"With one day left to wait on the Fed Rate Decision, it has gotten hard to figure out what the FOMC will do, and even more importantly, what the market wants the FOMC to do," Kevin Giddis, head of fixed income capital markets at Raymond James, wrote Tuesday.
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Friedman, playing the role of a twisted game-show host, has the camera wait on this moment, stretching out the awkwardness, then adding surreal touches that will look extremely familiar to fans of Tim and Eric, who more than any other comics defined the aesthetic of Adult Swim.
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Her backup dancers in another scene who wait on her hand and foot are also all wearing cut-off shirts with the words "I ❤ TS" on them, a clear jab at those who made fun of her ex Tom Hiddleston for wearing a similar tank while they were dating.
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Staying there for a while without achieving anything, Canelo would wait on the right hand so that he could hit a pivot to get out into the center of the ring, often with a foot shuffle and a look that suggested he thought purely defensive action could win him the bout.
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And since many celebs spend the whole day getting ready with little time to nosh, and have also possibly been confined to ultra-restrictive diets in the weeks or months leading up to the event, it's no wonder they're too hungry to wait on anything beyond a drive-thru window.
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Stonewalling may have consequences Just days ago Democrats were prepared to wait on impeachment, making the calculation that they would be better served to focus on their own investigations and gather their own facts before plotting ahead with an impeachment proceedings that would likely be thwarted in the Republican-controlled Senate.
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Her backup dancers in another scene who wait on her hand and foot are also all wearing cut-off shirts with the words "I ❤ TS" on them, a clear jab at those who made fun of her ex-boyfriend Tom Hiddleston for wearing a similar tank while they were dating.
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Kashkari, an alumnus of both Goldman Sachs and the U.S. Treasury who oversaw the government's Temporary Asset Relief Program (TARP) during the financial crisis, believes the Fed should wait on raising interest rates until it publishes a detailed plan for how and when it will reduce its $4.5 trillion balance sheet.
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Shopping off Rodeo Drive in Beverly Hills for some new duds, Cohen — dressed in flip-flops, short shorts, and a sleeveless Erika Jayne XXPEN$IVE T-shirt — steps into a high-end fashion boutique where he's greeted by a surly sales clerk who isn't too excited to wait on him.
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The Federal Reserve should wait on any further rate increases until it is clear inflation is reliably heading to the Fed's 2 percent target, St. Louis Fed President James Bullard said on Friday, highlighting the central bank's struggle over how to weigh a recent slip in the rate of price increases.
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Sources familiar with ongoing talks say there were no substantial developments over recess, although senators working on negotiations did keep talking and several groups in the House left town with all-but-completed outlines that they opted to wait on rather than leave open to public attack over the break.
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With the wait on results dragging into Tuesday evening, many in the party began dissecting what turned the Democrats' first contest of the 2020 election into a chaotic display, starting with Shadow, and its main backer, Acronym, a progressive nonprofit that is focused on helping Democrats regain their digital edge.
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He was kidnapped 5 hours later by a cartel They were sent back to Mexico as part of President Trump's Migrant Protection Protocols, informally referred to as the "Remain in Mexico" policy, which requires asylum-seekers to wait on the other side of the border while their claims are processed.
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According to the outlet, actress Sara Dylan has been playing the role of of Cersei's maid Bernadette since since season 2, when we first met her after she was assigned to wait on Sansa, and was rushing to tell Cersei that Sansa had gotten her first period before being stopped by Shae.
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S.-based investors, but it said that the token is open to accredited investors in the U.S.. Unlike traditional LPs, who wait on the fund's lifecycle to see financial returns unless they can sneak a secondary share sale, SparkLabs plans to introduce liquidity by listing the token on security exchanges in the future.
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I still head to Trader Joe's for items like snacks and staples, Whole Foods for fish and sometimes produce, and my local Key Food for everything else — despite the fact that I have to take the subway and often wait on line for upwards of 30 minutes to shop at the first two.
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More than job security, though, the workers said what was at stake was the preservation of a performer's utopia: a place where many would return to wait on tables between stints in regional theater or on "American Idol," and where artists could easily pursue big city dreams and still pay the rent.
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During the call, Busby advised the dispatcher to "call her family and tell them to come get her and take her out to the hospital," or otherwise "wait on a county unit" to take Weaver to the hospital, as none were on hand at the time of the incident, according to ProPublica.
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"Given the calendar ahead, Biden should be able to protect and expand on his delegate advantage and either hope to woo the remaining non-Sanders delegates to make the difference or wait on a second ballot and have the superdelegates and his coalition of pledged delegates put him over the top," Putnam said.
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But even as students at Yale and in Maine have to wait on this discreet and easy method of access to emergency contraception, there's no denying that our national conversation about the product has undergone a major shift toward normalization: emergency contraception is now available at health clinics, drugstores, and, yes, in vending machines.
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NASHVILLE, Tenn (Reuters) - The Federal Reserve should wait on any further rate increases until it is clear inflation is reliably heading to the Fed's 2 percent target, St. Louis Fed President James Bullard said on Friday, highlighting the central bank's struggle over how to weigh a recent slip in the rate of price increases.
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When this head-mounted display breaks or goes down, we would stop the lab, ship it all the way back to Boston, have to wait on our research, so the neat thing about today is A, how light and fluffy and comfortable they are and B, just that you can have a lot of them.
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SoftBank CEO Masayoshi Son says the company won't walk away from its existing commitment with the Saudi Arabian royal family — the largest LP in its $100 billion Vision Fund — but the firm will wait on the outcome of an investigation into the death of journalist Jamal Khashoggi before deciding on whether to continue the relationship.
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In January as a Delta Air Lines flight from Minneapolis to Atlanta arrived at the gate, crew members discovered that a carry-on bag containing two laptop computers had burst into flames, according to the F.A.A. The smoke prompted some passengers to use the emergency exits and wait on the wings until help arrived.
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That's a figure Bezos got from the U.S. Department of Commerce's quarterly report on ecommerce sales, released in March, a spokesperson for Amazon tells CNBC Make It. Amazon is slowly making a move into brick and mortar, in its own way, with "Amazon Go " stores, where technology eliminates the need to wait on line and pay.
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Dick Durbin of Illinois, who as minority whip is the No. 2 Democat in the chamber, told CNN, "I think the options get more complicated because there are others in the field who aren't going to wait on them," when asked if the window is closing for Hickenlooper and Bullock to jump into a Senate race.
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While "Hotline Bling" is about the audacity of an ex getting dressed up and going out with her friends after he moved away/they broke up, this echoes a similar sentiment ("I was only gone for the last few months / But you don't have to wait on me") in that Drizzy's wrestling with his feelings, but knows it's over.
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The service is described as a sort of virtual photo booth, and it's a pretty good analogy — like a meet-and-greet at a concert or event, fans pay a small fee to be able to wait on line together, and get to briefly talk to the celebrity in question while taking three pictures "with" them.
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Joseph Otting, acting director of the Federal Housing Finance Agency, told employees last week that the administration would not wait on Congress, where attempts to overhaul the housing finance system have repeatedly faltered in the years since Fannie and Freddie were rescued during the financial crisis, according to a recording of his remarks obtained by POLITICO.
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We were too far from home and things weren't going according to plan; she had efficiently checked us all in and forwarded all the boarding passes and she was suddenly convinced that we would not be allowed on the flight or be forced to wait on long lines and then check our bags (against the family religion).
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Bullock's late entry into the race -- the governor opted to wait on an announcement until the Montana state legislature, which only meets every two years, had finished its session -- means he will have to hurry to find 203,000 campaign donors and enough support in the polls to meet the Democratic National Committee's threshold for the first two Democratic primary debates this summer.
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Colin Nightingale and Stephen Dobbie's installation, titled "Getting To The Rave", immerses the visitor in the dark and furtive adventure of it all: the petrol stations where would-be ravers would congregate to wait on word; the phone boxes and clunky mobile devices; the designs printed on ecstasy tablets; the walks through unlit surroundings, suddenly opening up into light and music.
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You can still get a full 360-degree immersive reality TV experience, where you meet and interact with the characters you know from your screen — but it's far less readily available than it was in the early seasons, when the cast had no choice but to wait on tables of men who were passing around bikini pictures of them while they tried to work.
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In its analysis of the AHCA published on Wednesday — which Ryan and other Republicans did not wait on before voting on the bill early this month — the CBO devotes a full paragraph to the question of how patients with preexisting conditions would fare in states that chose to opt out of federal regulations on "community rating," which are the ones meant to protect those patients.
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Senate Small Business Committee Chairman Marco RubioMarco Antonio RubioLessons from the front line — Florida's fight with sea level rise SNAP, airlines among final hurdles to coronavirus stimulus deal Senior State Department official headed to Peru to bring home stranded Americans, Rubio says MORE (R-Fla.) told reporters the cost of the package could climb even higher as he and his colleagues wait on a cost estimate from the Congressional Budget Office.
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From there, it becomes a word problem: If I have a forage harvester with "X" harvesting capacity and my field is "X" distance away from the storage site, and I know all of the routes I have to take to get to the field, what is the optimal number of trucks that I need to maintain harvest efficiency and never have that forage harvester stop and wait on a truck to get back?
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Runners will bring your order to the table, but there are no servers to wait on you here, or at the two other San Francisco locations that Souvla has added — or, increasingly, at other popular restaurants that have opened in the last two years: RT Rotisserie, which is roasting cauliflower a few blocks away; Barzotto, a bistro serving hand-rolled pasta in the Mission district; and Media Noche, a Cuban sandwich spot with eye-catching custom tilework.
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He would also allocate a total of $126 million to support his Migrant Protection Protocols, also known as the "remain in Mexico" policy, under which more than 60,000 migrants have been sent back to Mexico to wait on a decision on their asylum applications in the US. The vast majority of that money would go to the operation of temporary tent court facilities in US border towns, where Democrats say migrants affected by MPP aren't getting fair hearings.
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A report from Amnesty International released last week illuminates what happened to the few hundred members of the April caravan who made it to the San Ysidro port of entry to present themselves legally for asylum — only to be told the US didn't have room to take them in, and forced to wait on the Mexican side of the border as Customs and Border Protection (CBP) agents admitted a few of them at a time over the next couple of weeks.
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SoftBank's Vision Fund has ramped up its deals over the past six months, according to data from Crunchbase SoftBank's Vision Fund has ramped up its deals over the past six months, according to data from Crunchbase SoftBank itself said it has a commitment to "the people" of Saudi Arabia that will see it deploy its capital unchanged, although chairman Masayoshi Son did concede that he will wait on the findings of the investigation into the murder before deciding on whether PIF will be involved in a second Vision Fund.
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When one of our children wakes up complaining of a sore throat, we could begin a ritual stare-down to determine which of us is going to have to wait for the doctor's office to open, make the phone call, wait on hold, schedule an appointment (which will inevitably be in the middle of the day), take off work, pick up the child from school, sit in the waiting room (surrounded by other sick children), get the rapid strep test, find out if the child is infected and then go to the pharmacy or back to school, before returning to work.
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