The movie's meaning — all movies' meanings — changes with time, as we change with time.
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And we think this election will be something that will, with time — with time, straighten it out and straighten it out for good 'cause our veterans have been treated very unfairly.
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He had his own special relationship with time . . . Yep!
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"It gets smarter with time," he said in an interview.
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Of course sex can get better with time and communication.
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It continues to slowly improve with time and weight training.
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Unfortunately, those pieces of art history naturally degrade with time.
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Finally make it to the office with time to spare.
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But one thing that hasn't really improved with time: comfort.
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"Memories start to fade a bit with time," he says.
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And, like many challenges, the struggle got easier with time.
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"I think it changes your relationship with time," he revealed.
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You think with time it'll become easier to talk about.
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"With time, it will change again, God willing," he said.
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As you might expect, they only get better with time.
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"I think it changes your relationship with time," he reveals.
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But it is possible to imagine this changing with time.
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With time, Ott rose to become Hitler's ambassador in Tokyo.
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Physicists calculate how the particle's wave function evolves with time.
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With time, she learned to take online comments less personally.
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He really is aging backwards and getting sexier with time!
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But with time, even the strongest traditions make a shift.
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"With time I don't know what will happen," he added.
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And he is becoming more emboldened and ambitious with time.
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The security situation in Afghanistan is getting murkier with time.
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That arrangement allowed him to be released with time served.
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Adele previously explained her decision in an interview with Time.
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The bosses are loose with time, attention, discretion, and money.
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"I like to play with time and challenge," he said.
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He sentenced to one day in prison, with time served.
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And these technologies will only become more sophisticated with time.
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The smell lingers, and if anything, grows stronger with time.
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Those opportunity costs may be less obvious with Time Warner.
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Support for changing the date will only increase with time.
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Mr. Buttigieg said he would outline more proposals with time.
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But, with time, some solace was waiting around the corner.
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Past surveys show that such views have worsened with time.
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Practice Often, a new sex position gets easier with time.
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Parker has long held a fascination with time and space.
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But others who know her predict that with time, Mrs.
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With time, the messages revealed the extent of the tragedy.
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Leave it alone and it'll only get better with time.
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Mr Tshisekedi has executive powers that may grow with time.
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"I think I'm obsessed with time and change," he said.
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But like any skill, it can be perfected with time.
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With time, a more nuanced view will prevail, she said.
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We were not the only ones with time to kill.
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How has the practice of conducting elections evolved with time?
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These are, no doubt, all problems we can solve with time.
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The pain of losing a child does not dissipate with time.
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But we've seen this movie before (at least with Time Warner).
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Maybe with time it might stop being called a "broken guitar".
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With time though, it evolved to become tighter and more revealing.
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Nevertheless, with time, the boundaries between reality and virtual reality fade.
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It dims with time but it informs many of your experiences.
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The company hit that milestone with time to spare last fall.
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Xi and Modi agreed their problems would be resolved with time.
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With time, any stimulus — a loud noise, a strong perfume, etc.
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Their ability to save it and monitor it decays with time.
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But I'm hoping and knowing that perspective will come with time.
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If temperatures return to normal quickly, coral can recover with time.
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But there are usually ways to make it livable with time.
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But "the uncertainties in the orbit grow with time," Yeomans says.
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Part of Booker Stardrum's job description is to fuck with time.
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One grows more relevant with time while the other gets staler.
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The building, like the country it represents, must evolve with time.
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With time served, he will be eligible for release in April.
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The popularity of the sneakers has ebbed and flowed with time.
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However, with time, I understood that at Temboo, Sarah is enough.
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And like any urban migration, it came with time, and controversy.
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The answer to that question will only become clearer with time.
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Yet with time, the yearly habit lost some of its luster.
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Was time playing with him, or was he playing with time?
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But with time dwindling, he had yet to close the gap.
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With time, you learn to have a different perspective on it.
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With time running out on the legislative session in Albany, Gov.
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All the coverage gains from Obamacare are, with time, wiped out.
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Scars only fade from view with time; they don't disappear altogether.
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These estimates will continue to change with time and increased testing.
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But I don't think any awkwardness can't be fixed with time.
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A new paradigm of data sovereignty made possible only with time.
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With time, an air of unreality has settled on it all.
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We're more into classic things that actually get better with time.
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The unbearable clarity that follows a death blessedly fades with time.
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He worked on the merger of Warner Communications with Time Inc.
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With time, they will even begin to reach for their toys.
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Thankfully, it's a benign papilloma that will go away with time.
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As inaccurate as some are now, they will improve with time.
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AT&T did it with Time Warner, so why not me?
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With time, however, I have finally started to experience some healing.
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"I've done a lot with time-use data," Kimbrough told me.
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So I think with time folks will start to understand it.
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Although BoJack's positive outlook faded with time, mine was more lasting.
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With time and being knocked down, there's a certain leveling that happens.
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College radio's sway over the music industry has faded with time, however.
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"Where do you stop?" he asked in a 2007 interview with TIME.
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Anyone can achieve this same freedom around food with time and effort.
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And a lot of that stuff just comes with time, I think.
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John "Jay" Raymond said of the activity in an interview with TIME.
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With time, economists should learn when to use their shiny new tools.
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But the methods—and providers' prospects—are bound to improve with time.
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The 120-hour Beehive Coil Candle was created with time in mind.
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There is no treatment for floaters, though they usually fade with time.
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Thick cut Seville orange marmalade and gentle Sherry influences develop with time.
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"You think with time it'll become easier to talk about," she said.
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Sort of having this conversation now with Time Warner and Verizon. Exactly.
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And don't worry, they'll discover where this game takes them with time.
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Hong often fiddles with time and reality, creating parallel worlds that underline
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It's been 14 years, and our intrigue has only increased with time.
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Not everything will fade with time, but there will be some improvement.
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So, what is the interesting way to make droste work with time?
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And luckily for the Beckhams, Birkins only appreciate in value with time.
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With time the camp became more permanent, tarps replaced with scrap metal.
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He noted that Moore's tone on this issue shifted some with time.
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And even Israel's own stance towards Hamas has informally softened with time.
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The analysis revealed a "double-horned light curve" changing quickly with time.
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"In general, most of this gets better with time," Dr. Nelson said.
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Like everything else, the way we read changes with time and age.
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It's mental exercise, and with time, it becomes easier and more enjoyable.
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To be sure, some opinions do, and the boundary shifts with time.
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Issues like understaffing and employees quitting will only get worse with time.
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"With time I have got used to my own face," she said.
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Cisneros babysat Harjo's young children, providing her friend with time to write.
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With time, Karimov has learned to respect him as a talented manager.
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It's just an infatuation, a chemical fiction that will fade with time.
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"The estimates will get more and more accurate with time," he said.
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Life shapes art that shapes life, in rhymes audible only with time.
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Tendons and ligaments tend to stiffen with time, making injuries more likely.
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The shelves of every library in the world brim with time machines.
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Wholly unfazed, she won each of her contests with time to spare.
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Importantly, there remains tremendous potential - it will only get better with time!
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I would expect the merged companies to gain more synergy with time.
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Despite the goodwill, few had backed the effort with time and money.
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With time, clouds thicken and lower as rain approaches from the west.
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A creative road to a federal Spain could, with time, be imagined.
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Tastes change with time for many individuals and for entire cultures alike.
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Uncertainties will always be there, but they will wear off with time.
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I can confirm that with time, help and love, things get better.
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With time, experience, patience, and judicious amounts of Gatorade, they will bloom.
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This isn't possible with time-tracking apps designed for business, like Toggl.
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No principle is perfect; each contains hidden dangers that emerge with time.
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With time, some of those state-owned enterprises started to fall down.
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On Soccer LEICESTER, England — With time, they no longer seem like memories.
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But she said sticking with time limits and schedules would be complicated.
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But as these dams deteriorate with time, they need maintenance and upgrades.
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And its authors recognized the need for it to evolve with time.
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The ability to sense the ground under your feet diminishes with time.
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"We needed attorneys with money and attorneys with time," Hamilton told me.
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He sets up with sound ("quiet") and pays off with time ("tomorrow").
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He found that scents expand and contract with time and the weather.
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I couldn't work with time constraints, a professional producer or an engineer.
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Like the Social Security plan, the Medicare proposal has moderated with time.
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Well, they're using that money to have a merger with Time Warner.
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We had to take creative liberties both with locations and with time.
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His best hope is the judge letting him off with time served.
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Perhaps with time cyber soldiers and drone pilots will be more fully embraced.
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That's a clear indication of an announcement bump, which could dissipate with time.
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With time away from the office, deals were not getting done quickly enough.
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"Rescue efforts are a battle with time," Prime Minister Shinzo Abe told reporters.
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After this ordeal, Wolf released her with time served and a $100 fine.
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Meyers later told WSOC he was frustrated with time spent on his arrest.
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"It could be Russia," he said in an interview with Time last week.
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This would be an issue JFK had to deal with time and again.
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We want to make sure that our phone keeps on improving with time.
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Societies' capacity to imagine collapse and barbarism in visceral terms fades with time.
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The awareness of Bill and respect for Bill had only increased with time.
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She has really good genes and gets more and more beautiful with time.
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He thought that with time maybe Allison and I would get back together.
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Sometimes the only way to get over a broken heart is with time.
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It was a tiny moment that hasn't managed to fade away with time.
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"They [the media] are only getting more deranged with time!" the president wrote.
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And with time, we lose our collagen and elastin which holds everything up.
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After that, it may slide east-southeast, toward the East Coast with time.
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Gene expression changes with time, as does metabolism, cell function and cell turnover.
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With time, determination and self-reflection, Barack Obama became a much better president.
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We'll hear and see what Benioff does with Time over the coming months.
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With time and the involvement of artists, this idea could go even deeper.
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At first it is purely geometric; with time it develops relief and shading.
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I have hopes Live Focus gets better with time as Portrait mode did.
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And he believes with time, Tanzania will build itself a cure for malaria.
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With time though he came to appreciate that it was making people happy.
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With time, I've noticed that [feeling good] comes from within and from discipline.
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Lit in 1901, the bulb has dimmed with time but never gone out.
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Because it is a prequel, Alien: Covenant does some fascinating things with time.
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The cuts to Medicaid are just as extreme, and get worse with time.
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Before the showdown roll call, Trump characteristically plunged forward with time-tested insults.
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Tessa Thompson spoke with Time about the importance of advocating for representation onscreen.
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However, the obstruction theory tied to firing Comey has not improved with time.
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He notes struggles with time management and feeling a need for social validation.
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Then No. 233 Louisville drove down the field with time about to expire.
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Only with time do readers come to understand the complexity of her motives.
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"Trends come and go, and even classic styles evolve with time," Hanisch said.
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TWYLA THARP There are three pieces, and they have to do with time.
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For instance, list your priorities and aspirations, and compare with time actually spent.
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However, his conflicts in this matter have only become more glaring with time.
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Unlike leftovers or an unmowed lawn, unspent money actually gets better with time.
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It's possible that the Times could, with time and effort, change this attitude.
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AT&T's blockbuster $86 billion megamerger with Time Warner will be sticking around.
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With time quickly running out, I find a suitable song to play next.
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But Walser's beliefs changed with time, and the town did so as well.
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With time, people are willing to rediscover it somehow and reinvent it, maybe.
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Companies have often taken liberties with time when notifying customers of a hack.
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Charter Communications' proposed mega-merger with Time Warner Cable is facing increasing static.
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We still don't know, and the Fermi paradox has only strengthened with time.
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She moved there in 20083 to work as a correspondent with Time Inc.
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With time, they move water out of their cells before it ruptures them.
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With time, things get simpler—so brunch may be in your future again.
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Do you think the American public's resentment toward Bergdahl has dissipated with time?
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They ebb and flow with time, with the rise and fall of teams.
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This is the proper context for assessing AT&T's merger with Time Warner.
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If completed, the deal with Time Warner — the owner of HBO, Warner Bros.
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We finished with time to spare, although the sun had once again set.
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Consequences of the brewing trade war with China will become clearer with time.
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Then the cheese master plays with time and temperature to curdle the milk.
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But to Kelli I was a lonely guy with time on his hands.
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You do need to format the backup drive to work with Time Machine.
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Whatever it was that was causing this pain would get better with time.
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But Trump said during an interview with Time that the interaction never happened.
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Meet Sean Bennett, an assistant working in a laboratory experimenting with time travel.
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Despite these early-stage hiccups, Nowak argued that operations should improve with time.
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"I'm hopeful, with time, that I will get things sorted out," Smith said.
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In contrast to our union, gerrymandering actually has grown more perfect with time.
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And, with time and practice, your brain physically adapts to facilitate that process.
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Prosecutors have also sued to stop AT&T's vertical merger with Time Warner.
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Harvey has cautioned prudence all spring, saying that velocity will come with time.
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Just as a human driver improves with time, so too will automated vehicles.
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We'll talk about that more and what you're doing with Time Well Spent.
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Clouds increase with time as the next storm system approaches from the west.
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The words either faded out with time, or had been obscured by damage.
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I mean, I think with time, we will see more clarity on this story.
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She had hoped that she would be able to let it go with time.
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The acronym has nothing to do with time-wasting animations in your Slack feed.
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Is that synonymous with "time has a direction," or is there something in addition?
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Do they seem confused and with time and education they will get on board?
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The Justice Department sued to block AT&T's merger with Time Warner in November.
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Nolan's love of messing with time is no surprise, given his interest in memory.
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I've only had the tablet for a week, and performance may deteriorate with time.
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Will the outrage fade with time until the next "perfect" victims lose their lives?
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It increases with time and after five years, the average salary is about $77,300.
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With time It became obvious that the entire community was splintered into numerous subgroups.
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These distributions evolve with time, so having an idea of the age is important.
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Most of his output—Memento, Prestige, Inception, Dunkirk, the upcoming Tenet—plays with time.
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But we try, and with time and a little luck, we keep getting better.
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Instead, it seems to have everything to do with Time Warner's ownership of CNN.
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The interface here is a bit obtuse, though it gets more intuitive with time.
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It was put down to industrial pollution, which has only got worse with time.
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He said that he expects the cost of production to go down with time.
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And with time as Page admins manually enter corrections, Facebook's system will surely improve.
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With time running out, however, it may have little choice now but to agree.
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After that incident I cut off contact, figuring his fixation would dwindle with time.
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You Want It Darker will, like the rest of Cohen's records, grow with time.
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With Time Well Spent, they, all of a sudden Apple did its Screen Time.
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Weather forecasts are notorious for being wrong, and their accuracy diminishes sharply with time.
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The most common reason is one that nearly all parents will identify with: time.
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I went with my late father's version, which could have got distorted with time.
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Sales is another area that could benefit from productivity analytics, with Time is Ltd.
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I have some availability on [DAYS] next week from [TIME SPAN WITH TIME ZONE].
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Scrolling through the forum makes me feel confused about the internet's relationship with time.
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It's hidden in fading library books, dusty archives, and oral histories forgotten with time.
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Rather, it would change shape with time, wobbling and receiving different amounts of light.
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"Our team was pretty solid and we kept getting better with time," Fleury said.
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Some, like the styles pictured above, use quartz crystals to aid with time keeping.
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"I think it changes your relationship with time," he added, in reference to parenting.
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With time, the growth on top of growth means more money in your wallet.
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They want to experiment with time loops, too — and need someone to experiment on.
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S.E. Hilton's classic coming-of-age novel The Outsiders only gets better with time.
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As with any film, its long-term legacy will only be revealed with time.
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But since his "Person of the Year" interview with Time, he has shifted gears.
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A lot of people say that with time I will realize he was narcissistic.
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Un Ballo in Maschera subtly challenges the notion that things get better with time.
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"We think that memorization during sleep has to do with time coordination," Latchoumane said.
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Thanks to several years of increasing world supplies, concern has understandably receded with time.
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The vast majority of counties will have their recount done with time to spare.
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A few problems, such as litigation costs for past misdeeds, will fade with time.
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As with any medium, decor trends come in and out of style with time.
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The barometer is going to be what happens with Time Warner and AT&T.
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"I'm a very stable person," he said in an interview with Time published Thursday.
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A pitcher's record can be misleading, of course, but a pattern emerges with time.
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A federal appeals judge ruled Tuesday AT&T's merger with Time Warner can stand.
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"Katrina always had my back and was generous with time and money," Wendie said.
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But monetary policy works through different channels, and their relative importance shifts with time.
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They're also struggling to gain regulatory approval for a proposed merger with Time Warner.
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The policy is still new, so availability will likely increase with time, experts say.
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Most are still victims, civilians, but with time they will not be civilians anymore.
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The starting salary is $10.75 an hour, with time and a half for overtime.
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Sure, the AT&T deal with Time Warner has created a new media landscape.
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"We will promptly discuss the Court's post-trial schedule with Time Warner," he said.
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"Marisol has not become more voluble with time," reported a Times piece in 21965.
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Something very weird happens with time in episode six, which is specifically Yuko's story.
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Although she was generous with time, advice and financial support, she could be brusque.
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"The L.G.B.T.Q.I.++ community in Tunis is gaining visibility and space with time," she said.
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Vintage watches have existed for many years, so they become more fashionable with time.
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Researchers found 181 confirmed cases with time frames for identifiable exposure and symptom onset.
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Confidence: Medium Tonight: The chance for rain and its intensity go up with time.
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With time, the intensity of the thoughts will diminish as you let them pass.
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Being hands-off is better here, and will allow stocks to rebound with time.
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"With time passed by, I just felt happy that I got there," she said.
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Full of detours and backward glances, the narrative is centrally preoccupied with time itself.
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WE STEPPED INTO THIS TRANSACTION WITH TIME WARNER THINKING THE LAW HAD -- WAS ESTABLISHED.
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Slight shower chances and patchy fog may slowly rise with time, especially after midnight.
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With time to shop running out, we hope these ideas can provide some inspiration.
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Winds around 10 mph from the northwest should help dry roads out with time.
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He was responding to tense negotiations over AT&T's proposed merger with Time Warner.
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So NOCs, I think IOCs with time, they will come to put more investments.
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It's going to get more lopsided with time, because the costs keep going up.
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Late last year, the Justice Department challenged AT&T's pending merger with Time Warner.
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Don't be afraid to face your debt — it will decrease with time and diligence.
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AT&T is still awaiting regulatory approval on its merger deal with Time Warner.
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But when a game was close with time expiring, White often had the ball.
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All memories, however, even those of loved ones, grow quiet with time — and neglect.
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There's also the endless obsession with time that most defined True Detective's first season.
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Every piece of plastic that makes it to the oceans falls apart with time.
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These are all things that can be fixed with time, care, expertise, better equipment.
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But with time tight, banks could keep using their models for a while, pending permission.
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It then matches this data with time and location to measure factors around excessive drinking.
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However, Facebook and other social networks should start with time-outs before banning users outright.
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These daisy chains of connections can be traced with time, patience and some know-how.
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" She added, "With time still left on the clock, I look forward to finishing strong.
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Recently, renowned chef Ina Garten cozied up with Time magazine for quite the candid interview.
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She's grown stronger with time and continues to fight for herself and others like her.
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The Sexy Brutale is obsessed with time, and it operates on a tight, uninterruptible schedule.
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That said, I can see them changing with time as they try out new ideas.
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But there is also a cost associated with time lost to illness, and possible lawsuits.
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Across the pond in Milan, Italy, Jennifer Lopez proved she's only getting better with time.
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By definition, the fundamental constants of the universe do not alter with time or place.
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With time and practice, I can learn to avoid setting a fire in the kitchen.
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He was sentenced to a year in jail, with time suspended except for one day.
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Many people don't even know that they have cysts, and they'll go away with time.
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I do want to get to ... What do you think the ... With Time Well Spent?
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Today's future dispatch is loaded with time travel, apocalypse, and the quest for Scottish independence.
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What I've learned is that this illness is not something disappears or fades with time.
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In an interview with TIME magazine in 2002, Besra's husband also challenged the Vatican's claim.
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The notable exception is "It Gets Better (With Time)," a hazily heartbreaking ballad about overcoming.
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With time, Verst plans to aggregate a ton of data to automatically optimize your website.
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"However, with time, the best and most effective of these ideas are accepted," Shaltmira says.
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Of course, norms change with time, and violation of norms can lead to new laws.
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Trump entered the debate behind Clinton and left the debate weaker with time running out.
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Hi Leah, This is just a small issue that will probably be solved with time.
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Her latest interview, with Time for its 100 Most Influential People feature, is no exception.
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AT&T is preparing to fight the DOJ to win a merger with Time Warner.
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Charter is the nation's second largest cable company after its merger with Time Warner Cable.
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The app handles every moment now, and its communication formats have only expanded with time.
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What's your take on how the word and genre have grown and changed with time?
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AT&T became the parent company of CNN after merging with Time Warner in June.
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Many experts believe Type 2700 diabetes is an incurable disease that gets worse with time.
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With time, that would take its place among the most effective trades in basketball history.
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They know that no matter how good or bad things get, everything changes with time.
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This isn't like a broken arm — something that can be fixed with time and attention.
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Now, with time running out before the end of his term, he's under increased pressure.
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And, it's becoming clear that Ali, 45, is only going to get better with time.
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It was grotesque at first, but with time — and a beer — the vista became lovable.
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Her payment wasn't enough to cover the interest charges, so the balance increased with time.
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As Kitchen Sanity noted, the exposed copper bands tarnish with time and require extra attention.
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Here's an extended excerpt of his conversation with TIME: For instance I don't watch CNN.
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With time, the book itself has picked up a good deal of grudging respect, too.
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"Credit cards are useful because people want to be thrifty with time," Mr. Calder explained.
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And yet I have come, with time, to feel most like myself during these moments.
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The question is whether that shift will hold, or if it will fade with time.
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And the soldiers who carried out the crimes were rewarded with time off and promotions.
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Some people, with time, they get better, because they start to learn and to tolerate.
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With time and effort, the sense that I am a fictional character has gone away.
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Other mergers, like AT&T's merger with Time Warner, were also cleared under behavioral provisions.
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Bloomberg reports that Trump is opposed to the AT&T merger with Time Warner Inc.
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Where others' jokes hit immediately and slowly dwindle with time, Cicierega's constantly dropping new samples.
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These acceleration areas will shift with time as Lane passes near or over the islands.
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Along the Turkish border, the white tents of the refugee camps have grayed with time.
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So I use a combination of the audio track and the transcript with time stamps.
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With time, our intellectual connection was deepened by that physical intimacy, and we grew close.
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AT&T's bid to merge with Time Warner has been blocked by the Justice Department.
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But the toxicity of the politics underneath it all grows stronger with time as well.
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Racism was conceived as a byproduct of society's class stratification, and would disappear with time.
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We are socialized into thinking that men are like wine, they get better with time.
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Confidence: Medium It starts off sunny Tuesday, but clouds should tend to increase with time.
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ABT Incubator provides novice dance-makers with time and space to work out their ideas.
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The telecom giant promised it wouldn't use its merger with Time Warner to hurt consumers.
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It's like that whole misnomer with Time magazine, "the Silence Breakers," which drives me nuts.
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And speaking of those flashbacks… Gilmore Girls has always had a flexible relationship with time.
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Perhaps Trifonov's eccentricities will subside with time, or perhaps they will take on interpretive weight.
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The list goes on, but we don't want to keep you with time running out.
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With time, maybe, just maybe, Trump could be a president a majority of Americans respect.
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AT&T, meanwhile, has proposed a merger with Time Warner while Verizon has acquired Yahoo.
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AT&T is planning to reorganize its company following its pending merger with Time Warner.
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That fury has only mounted with time, a fire that burns ever brighter, ever hotter.
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The vegetable-tanned leather has a worn-in look, which only gets better with time.
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This year's alligator design took about 21 days with time to spare before their deadline.
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But with time, as the dust settles, it is possible this risk will be removed.
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Like the more liberal justices on the court, they believe the document evolves with time.
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The trainer is usually associated with time trials — the short, intense races against the clock.
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Ultimately this started as an experiment in how to deal with and interact with time.
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With time it became clear that this was a show with compelling characters who genuinely evolved with time, and that Hart of Dixie made a commitment to being a lighthearted oasis in the midst of a world that can be pretty hard to live in.
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"With time and patience and creativity, you could have your own," said Nissan spokesperson Dan Passe.
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It's a soft, thick leather that grows more supple with time and develops a handsome patina.
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Interest accrues during the life of the loan, so the loan amount gets bigger with time.
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Gros added that despite the current political turmoil, the euro zone would only strengthen with time.
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I believe that La Lucha, more than healing, has to do with time rather than space.
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Today, now, finally, with time running out on the year, it is finally dead and buried.
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Be mindful of being overly generous with time that you actually don't have this week, Cancer.
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How his assortment of tattoos will hold up with time, however, still remains to be seen.
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It's only with time that the meaning behind the symbol has lost some of its seriousness.
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Trump has attacked the merger, and his feud with Time Warner-owned CNN flared anew Wednesday.
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"Look at me," Williams said during an interview with TIME in reference to her muscular physique.
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It's one of the year's must-watch shows and will only increase in importance with time.
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DP: With time, the simple, traditional patterns of mehendi have become more intricate, elaborate and customized.
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These conversations still aren't always easy, but we've gotten better at them with time and practice.
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George W. Bush's dismal ranking of 36rd in the 2009 survey has improved slightly with time.
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The experiment shows a significant discrepancy with the Standard Model that's getting more significant with time.
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Two years ago, the problems discussed seemed surmountable with time and effort from all parties involved.
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Then, in an interview with TIME, Clarkson said she wished the movie would just go away.
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The president vowed to break up AT&T's merger with Time Warner on the campaign trail.
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With time, the actress, too, started to embrace herself more, though her journey wasn't without struggles.
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Loss, despite what inspirational cross-stitches or Instagrams will tell you, doesn't get easier with time.
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That only adds to Trump's longstanding effort to stop AT&T's massive merger with Time Warner.
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The energy of the field varies with time and, in some models, in space as well.
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Sure, older faculty might have gender bias, the theory goes, but that will improve with time.
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This suggests that any role genes do play in regulating the mouth's ecology fades with time.
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She already goes in obsessed with time, so her elbows are effectively up against her competitors.
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And with time, we can form a new sense of our identities as useful and productive.
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Trader Tim Seymour said he likes AT&T because of its pending merger with Time Warner.
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X-Men: Days of Future Past plays with time travel and the idea of changing history.
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Bendis sat down with TIME to discuss the iconic superhero, who recently had his 80th birthday.
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"It felt strange at first, but I did notice fewer mosquitoes around with time," she said.
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"Look at me," Williams said during an interview with TIME in reference to her muscular physique.
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It's hoping its merger with Time Warner will give it premium content to sell ads against.
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With time, I discovered other bands and music genres, although I stuck to classic rock bands.
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But with time still to run until May, sanctions did not dominate the debate, diplomats said.
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So with time to kill and wine to drink, we take our seats by the hearth.
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Earnings season continued Wednesday morning, with Time Warner and Humana, among others, reporting before the bell.
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The president had been critical of the deal and had famously tangled with Time Warner's CNN.
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In other words, time spent on Facebook is catching up with time spent seeking basic sustenance.
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Crane was not a meaningful player in his era, and these things only fade with time.
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But he ended his sermon with the hope that Muslims would be more accepted with time.
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With time, government jobs should come back; that pathway to the middle class should grow again.
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The best is yet to comeEAGLE is a work in progress, and will improve with time.
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Maybe, with time, I won't even have to get my hands dirty with so much slaughter.
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Maybe they will falter with time, or maybe the Mets have more depth than we knew.
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To fall into existence is to enter time, and with time comes decay, aging and death.
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But with time running out to protect coal miners with black lung disease, he's doing nothing.
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In 22019, for example, Charter Communications merged with Time Warner Cable in a $65 billion deal.
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Tax reform is "not a fine wine, it doesn't improve with time," Meadows said on CNBC.
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Disney licenses its content to cable television companies and competes with Time Warner in creating content.
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Even if Ernest is truly in love, you can tell he'll be just fine with time.
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The effective system proves that Coravin, like the libations it serves, only gets better with time.
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Trump did nothing to quell those rumors in an interview with Time magazine that ran Thursday.
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Golf is like four hours at the foul line, with time to think between each shot.
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Convenience is the key word, and language is next, with time-zone relativity closing the deal.
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They'll marry AT&T's data with Time Warner's content and sell ads at a higher rate.
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"I feel almost like I'm playing with time," solo pianist Michael Brown said at the performance.
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Many employees said the children live well in the camp, with time for schooling and play.
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AT&T filed a document yesterday with the SEC about its proposed merger with Time Warner.
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Over the ensuing songs, she tears down walls, unlearning and re-examining her relationship with time.
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But Birkins aren't just fashion statements or folly — these bags only appreciate in value with time.
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"We are continuing to monitor how the properties of the bursts change with time," Hessels said.
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Those interviews were a little clunky, but with time, their interviewing skills and guest pull improved.
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Mr. Alaïa, a Tunisian-French couturier who died in November 2017, was particularly obsessed with time.
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I handed out the last of my dobras, and made my flight with time to spare.
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With time, I came to understand this as a reaction to the volcanic forces in himself.
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Your relationship with that person will change with time, as both of you become different people.
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In a March interview with Time, he complained about a "lack of responsibility" from both parties.
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With time I understood that rumors and harassment manifest out of deep-seated misogyny, or insecurity.
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Granted, interest in the 12 scheduled Republican debates substantially dropped with time, despite Trump's outsized influence.
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AT&T is hoping to merge with Time Warner, a deal Mr. Trump has sharply criticized.
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No one onscreen seems satisfied with time either: They either have too much, or not enough.
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With time and practice, Mr. Davydov trained himself to sound like a true high-ranking judge.
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A bad investment—not just financially, but with time or your energy—will leave you disappointed.
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This, from an interview with Time, is what did it: It sounded bad to me. Digital.
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With time, I've got more used to grass and I think my style of game helps.
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What are your experiences with time zones in regard to daylight saving time or anything else?
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Also looming is the AT&T merger with Time Warner, which Mr. Trump promised to prevent.
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But these factors are not mutually exclusive, and the warming influence will only grow with time.
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The FT said talks have been held with Time Warner's Warner Brothers unit about replacing Universal.
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Maybe a more cohesive picture of a once-in-a-lifetime year will crystallize with time.
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"I wanted to see how close I could get to actually playing with time," she says.
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Then again, there are some things that can help get you get yourself there, with time.
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When you look at the film, it plays with time: It speeds up and slows down.
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This type of responsibility increase generally only comes with time and a demonstrated willingness to learn.
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Each character (even the droid) is fleshed out with time and attention Do you like Mandalorians?
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And AT&T, which is seeking to merge with Time Warner, has acknowledged that it contributed.
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But even with massive support, with time, I've started feeling bad about my constant empty promises.
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The Dallas Morning News reported Stephenson was there in part to bemoan DC bureaucrats who dragged out AT&T's $85 billion ultra-merger with Time Warner (which, to be fair, there is some suspicion was more the result of Donald Trump's feud with Time Warner subsidiary CNN).
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In truth, there are plenty of positives to starting over, many of which grow apparent with time.
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And with time to act quickly ticking down, those may be the only options we have left.
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Employees say vacation time off increases with time spent at company, with five weeks of PTO possible.
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"This is the same issue as with Time Warner [Cable]," he tells the young customer service rep.
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Republican committee Chairman Sessions plans to be plans to be very generous with time, an aide said.
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In it, Case provides glimpses into his ups and downs growing AOL and merging with Time Warner.
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One thing about Trump tweets: Many feel urgent in the moment, but sometimes less so with time.
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I sat in front of that mirror, video shooting myself with time lapse photography and taking notes.
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In 2018, California saw a total of 7,571 fires — and they may only get worse with time.
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Maximize gains, since startups with experienced teams and essential technologies become more expensive to acquire with time.
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Critics are also right to say that the idea that Iran might moderate with time is optimistic.
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If you're a Mac user, you can even use your Synology or QNAP device with Time Machine.
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But my Uber driver got me right next to the Eckhaus Latta venue with time to spare.
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Shirley's legacy as a performer and musician has only increased with time — for those who remember him.
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This has only come with time and was not something I could force, but it does happen.
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But Gottschalk's images also show that things didn't "get better" with time for many of her subjects.
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Here, though, it often works, with time moving quickly during certain songs in an often credible way.
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Luckily, that uneasy feeling melts away with time, but some other pain points don't fade so easily.
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Unable to afford school fees and with time on his hands, he began tinkering with scrap materials.
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Her neighborhood isn't as walkable as she would like, but she says that will come with time.
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Technology hotspots fade with time—for one to stay pre-eminent for ever would be very peculiar.
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These films play with time in other ways too, amounting to a sort of real-time Boyhood.
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Instead, it's a representation of the anonymous women who came forward to share their stories with Time.
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But you can't let that stop you, because you too can "git gud" with time and practice.
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First, President Donald Trump, who has famously tangled with Time Warner's CNN, has vociferously opposed the deal.
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Alternatively, maybe we're simply witnessing a cultural fad, and the hatred of "moist" will ebb with time.
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"I'm not sure if written policies will change, but the enforcement might change with time," Stankewicz said.
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What are some games that seemed to become more prescient, or at least more relevant, with time?
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Coffee did make me feel nauseous, though I knew with time I could get used to it.
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The quality of the connection will likely improve with time, however, as India pushes toward universal access.
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With time, for that girl and her peers, those conversations may be, while still uncomfortable, not insurmountable.
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David Foster Wallace wrote a difficult book to talk about, and it's only gotten harder with time.
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With time, even Laotians have stopped making their own cakes, opting instead to buy vacuum-packed biscuits.
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Dunne's book, published in 19138, was called An Experiment With Time, and it went into several editions.
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"All of those things have a value and a demand that changes with time," the CEO said.
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With time and experience, I learned what the academic textbooks and the studies could never teach me.
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My collaborators and I would like to curate and edit work that plays with time and memory.
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With time, dogs, much as humans do, will have mobility problems, lose learned behavior, slow down, forget.
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So all of this is quite difficult, but with time we think we can get it right.
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"He doesn't care about P.C. culture," Kelly said in an interview with Time magazine published on Wednesday.
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AT&T also worked to win over lawmakers on its proposed $85 billion merger with Time Warner.
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Home décor trends ebb and flow with time — just ask the shag rug in your grandparents' house.
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"With time these organisms stepping stoned their way north, up to the Gulf of Aqaba," says Bellworthy.
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Your body is now radioactive, no matter how much the most immediately deadly elements dull with time.
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On Monday, the Justice Department filed suit to block AT&T's $85.4 billion merger with Time Warner.
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"I didn't want to buy a headache and feed it with time and attention," Mr. Patalano said.
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The population count, required every 10 years by the Constitution, has changed with time and political concerns.
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With time served while awaiting trial and good behavior, he could be released as soon as October.
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Taking that first step is hard, but with time the anxiety and need to refresh calm down.
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Should I hope that forgiveness comes with time, or risk broaching this difficult topic with my father?
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With time, and the existing ethics procedures, things are likely to emerge that will surprise us all.
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Our bodies simply break down with time — our DNA accumulates damage, our organs don't function as efficiently.
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But it's not clear that logic holds in a case like AT&T's merger with Time Warner.
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And the way people envision themselves in this world, and other comic book universes, changes with time.
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This dispatches messages on channels like Telegram, sometimes with time-stamped warnings for specific towns and villages.
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With time and effort many swimmers learn to move more like a dolphin than a flailing Labrador.
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The sheriff will recommend that their sentences be reduced or that they be released with time served.
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" During an interview with Time magazine, Zelensky was asked to "clarify this issue of quid pro quo.
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Since news cycles are both eternal and ephemeral, it is natural that he tinkers around with time.
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The group raised concerns about AT&T's merger with Time Warner, questioning the rationale behind the move.
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More to LearnThe technological potential with drones is immense, and its uses will only grow with time.
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But this impulse for gender equality could never be suppressed and has only grown stronger with time.
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With time, they will get stronger and be able to lift themselves for longer periods of time.
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The novel's influence has increased with time, establishing Gibson as an authority on the world to come.
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This kind of substantive engagement can only succeed with time spent in Washington, which is a problem.
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With time to scan, Jones started left and came back right, where Bennie Fowler ran a dig.
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"As soon as I did my article with Time, I felt a sense of relief," she said.
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With time and greater adoption, we'll see more content become available from the professional and consumer side.
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More to LearnThe technological potential with drones is immense, and its uses will only grow with time.
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Confidence: Medium-High Tonight: After some evening stars, clouds tend to increase with time through the night.
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There is a culture of the north, something about our relationship with time, with light, with landscape.
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But he visited it again and again, and with time, the pain associated with the cafe faded.
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"I think that life is refining who you are through time — becoming more yourself with time," added Jewel.
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We return the car without an issue and get checked-in and through security with time to spare.
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With time running out and no room to spare, she was only able to save about 20 DVDs.
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And it manifests itself in a merger like AT&T with Time Warner — how do you decide that?
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For a long time we've been told to ride those feelings out, that they will pass with time.
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But Thiam said things would return to normal with time — and with more positive results out of China.
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And one scene perfectly blends screwball romantic banter with time travel, which is a great sentence to type.
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Others think he's a man with time on his hands and the fire showed up to fill it.
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For many years, I tried to destroy myself by living a dangerous lifestyle that only worsened with time.
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No, I don't regret having the surgery, but would I have learned to embrace my nose with time?
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IGTV has improved with time as more influencers and publishers get the hang of vertical mid-length video.
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But, as is the case with most symbols, its true meaning has been clouded and changed with time.
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So if the Bellas Hess and Quill rule "is harming states, the harm is apparently receding with time".
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This is not a new refrain, but it is one that has only become more pronounced with time.
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"What I've learned is that this illness is not something that disappears or fades with time," Lovato wrote.
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In fact, the singer told Elvis Duran on Tuesday that her stage fright has gotten worse with time.
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If you're new to the Switch, don't sweat it: Nintendo's latest device has only gotten better with time.
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At a certain age, even the common cold can be deadly, because the immune system degrades with time.
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"With time, the [native clay-based] soil has become much healthier and better at retaining water," Jasa continues.
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With time on his hands, he traveled to Miami, where he'd played as a penniless folkie years before.
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Winter may be coming, but it's getting milder with time, according to "Game of Thrones" star Kit Harington.
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But during his interview with TIME, Trump took responsibility -- sort of -- for the combative tone of his administration.
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In a new interview with TIME published Wednesday, Donald Trump mused on many topics, including his favorite: himself.
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They had overcome each other's problems and had reached an accommodation with time, and the changes time brings.
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And yes, the world might, with time, get used to Huawei's EMUI, but I wouldn't count on it.
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Luke continues to swear that, with time, she will come to feel the Force just as he does.
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I'm not brave enough yet to follow them into real Parisian basements, but that'll come with time [Laughs].
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Sources say it will only go forward if the judge allows the AT&T merger with Time Warner.
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Surely with time, Messenger will adopt some of these and build more features that make it stand out.
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Although there is a lingering romantic sympathy for resistance, public support for strikes tends to ebb with time.
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"My voters don't care and the public doesn't care," Trump said in a June interview with Time magazine.
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We expect that 66 out of 67 counties will get there with time to spare (that includes Broward).
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AT&T also reportedly paid Cohen for advice on its merger with Time Warner, The Washington Post reports.
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The banking industry says the rule, effective next year, will drive up costs with time-consuming class actions.
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But with time running out in December, Wheeler's confirmation process is nearly certain to be pushed to 2019.
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Many, if not most, of these people could get worse with time, even if they have quit smoking.
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Developmental research suggests that, with time, most adolescents will grow out of these habits naturally as they mature.
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We realized we could play with time a bit more because people could catch up to a mystery.
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With time running out, businesses are increasingly worried Britain could crash out of the bloc without a deal.
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With time, I also became close to Anatoly Golubovsky, a historian and documentary filmmaker who goes by Tolya.
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This means that I typically start my days with time for large projects that require focus and attention.
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With time already served of about 3 years, he would have less than 17 years remaining, she said.
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Most antitrust experts initially expected AT&T's deal with Time Warner to be approved by a Trump administration.
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In an interview with Time magazine, Rosalía talked about how her many influences contribute to her creative process.
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The buttery soft leather wears in quickly for a really comfortable feel that just gets better with time.
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But it has become less potent with time, even in African National Congress strongholds like this township, Mamelodi.
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The Justice Department shot down AT&T's merger with Time Warner and filed suit to block the deal.
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It's clear that Trump wanted to sound more compassionate in his interview with Time, a pro-amnesty publication.
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In an interview with Time in 2018, Grande broke down into tears when asked about the Manchester bombing.
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AT&T's proposed $107.503 billion merger with Time Warner may or may not be approved by federal regulators.
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With time the number grew to hundreds, then thousands—people waiting to move on toward Germany and Sweden.
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It's tough and fully in focus, two qualities he'd go on to find far less important with time.
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AT&T is hoping to create a similar type of ad network via its partnership with Time Warner.
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And like a fine wine or one of Swift's breakup tunes, the festivities only get better with time.
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Pot and Playboy may disintegrate with time, but digital artifacts, as far as we know now, are forever.
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His comments, she said, were strikingly similar to those she had read in his interview with Time magazine.
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The decision puts a crimp in AT&T's defense for its $85 billion proposed merger with Time Warner.
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Sports take a heavy toll on the human body, and sponsors accommodate this with time off for injuries.
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By contrast, TSBAFIHDA3D(CM) is Einsteinian, concerned with time itself and the uncanny interweaving of it with space.
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To "make time grow," Topol said, AI can help with time-consuming tasks, like note-taking by voice.
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"With time, if society sees that the decision is positive and safe, they will accept it," he said.
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But we seem to be more obsessed with time now than we were with currency or measurements then.
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The population count, required every 10 years by the U.S. Constitution, has changed with time and political concerns.
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Here's our breakdown of the impact of the ruling allowing the company's $85.4 billion merger with Time Warner.
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I leave for the airport early, and I like to be at the movies with time to spare.
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"The best part about machine learning models is they get better with time," Mr. Cohen told The Times.
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"It guarantees or minimizes the possibility that these small towns will succumb or disappear with time," he said.
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I hope they can, with time, regain some of the trajectory of their lives before all this happened.
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His tireless search for undiluted indigenous music became more difficult with time and the incursion of electronic instruments.
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Rain chances only slowly creep up with time, mainly as we head toward sunset and into the evening.
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Jason Seidl, an analyst at Cowen & Co, said the problems at CSX were bound to improve with time.
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"What happened with time is that I crafted our mission to be a little more focused," she said.
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History may be cyclical, but for centuries it's been an undisputed truth that with time things get faster.
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The bride's grandfather Edgar P. Smith was a magazine and broadcast executive in New York with Time Inc.
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In an interview with Time, President Volodymyr Zelensky of Ukraine questioned Mr. Trump's decision to freeze military aid.
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With time in the glass, the flavors settled down, and its pronounced fruitiness faded to a background note.
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" Whatever 'tenet' means, it seems to have something to do with time travel — or at least, "time reversal.
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"LOVE AGAIN," her most recent collaboration with Daniel Caesar, demonstrates that the singer only gets better with time.
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Another, much more nefarious reason comes from George R. R. Martin himself in a recent interview with Time.
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AT&T launched its media- and advertising-heavy strategy after completing its long-fought merger with Time Warner.
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In Russia, more money in mothers' pension accounts and "Conception Day," with time off from work, have helped.
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Below is an outline of the topics covered in the crash course with time stamps to the video.
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" Those issues subsided with time because Rocket is neutered, but if they aren't, "they just stay that way.
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That same study found that smart demand management, with time-of-use pricing, would alleviate another 214 percent.
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Crucially, none of his demons from seasons past have been conquered — they only persist and fester with time.
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He is being credited with time served since his plea deal, meaning he could get out in 2037.
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With time running out to Brexit day due on March 29, the EU is preparing for another calamity.
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Political science research attempting to quantify appellate judges' politics also finds that the court has changed with time.
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We interviewed at least 100 people, some good, some not so good, but we had a lot of talent, and we think this selection will be something that will, with time, with time, straighten it out and straighten it out for good, because our veterans have been treated very unfairly.
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AT&T's biggest unforeseen challenge with Time Warner has been the DOJ's decision to sue to block the merger.
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And although American export law is a powerful weapon in this trade war, its impact will diminish with time.
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The Trump administration has not ruled out reinstating the cut, but analysts believe its chances are shrinking with time.
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With time running out, May has asked EU leaders to postpone Britain's exit from the bloc until June 30.
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For a time it may seem easier to suppress them, hoping that with time they will just go away.
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SILK: That&aposs right, and where is Oprah Winfrey with #Time&apossUp because Bill Clinton&aposs time is up.
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Defeat for the U.K. government comes with time running out before the country leaves the bloc on March 29.
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If you arrive at the airport with time to spare, applying for TSA PreCheck could be a good idea.
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The storm is moving steadily northward toward the Florida Panhandle, with time having run out for residents to prepare.
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With time, clouds should want to break more as temperatures hit the upper 20s to mid-30s for lows.
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With time running out in the Republican primary, the leading conservative magazine National Review threw its support behind Sen.
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At present these rules are observed mainly in the breach, but with time and public pressure compliance should grow.
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His presidency is in need of a legislative win, with time running down on his first year in office.
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Sometimes, it's both thrilling and frustrating at the same time — especially when it's a movie dealing with time travel.
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Other users replied with validation of his feelings and suggestions that, with time and practice, things will get easier.
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He saw his friends enough, he said, and preferred the freedom that came with time to do other things.
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True, disruptors are met with distrust and disdain by those affected, and the jobs market will adjust with time.
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Slalom athletes are judged by time, with time violations for mistakes like touching a pole or missing a gate.
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Slalom athletes are judged by time, with time violations for mistakes like touching a pole or missing a gate.
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If you do decide to install the beta, be sure you back up your Mac first with Time Machine.
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"I think that life is refining who you are through time — becoming more yourself with time," adds Jewel, 42.
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"I think with time, the divergence between start-ups in fintech and banks, it will just increase," Storonsky said.
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Audra McDonald was blessed with strong arms – and it has little to do with time spent in the gym.
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With time, he was permitted supervised visits with his family and then gradually was given more and more privileges.
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"I think that life is refining who you are through time — becoming more yourself with time," added Jewel, 42.
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We learned the invisible monsters mess with time and that the babies allow Reedus to see them, kind of?
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I sincerely apologize to you all and I hope with time, I am able to earn your respect back.
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AT&T was under pressure as it faced legal hurdles to close an $85.4 billion merger with Time Warner.
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Note that in the case of tidal forces, the relative strength of gravity changes with time instead of location.
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The problem: AT&T repeatedly claimed that the company's merger with Time Warner would lower rates, not raise them.
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With time a zero-risk policy becomes the default decision-making criteria, and the CFO takes over the reins.
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Victory over West Germany and, with time, the United States meant victory of the GDR's ideals over the West's.
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I think musically it's really interesting; I played with time signature shifts and there are a million chord changes.
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It's like a mash-up of Twin Peaks, Veronica Mars, and Buffy the Vampire Slayer, but with time travel.
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The app includes a "paging" feature that lets users solicit help immediately with time-sensitive cases from specific specialties.
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Other times, we voluntarily let go of certain parts of our childhood because our tastes simply change with time.
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AT&T's deal with Time Warner follows another major acquisition last year, when it acquired DirecTV for $48.5 billion.
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Lens is definitely a feature that will improve with time, as almost all Android devices have access to it.
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With time it expanded to creating college-specific Our Stories and ones of more relatable activities like enjoying Fridays.
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With time and food and effort, the Greek and American sides of my family have fused together at last.
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Six Flags has a long history with Time Warner, and it competes with parks from Walt Disney and NBCUniversal.
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The court session on Tuesday was largely procedural, with time devoted to jury selection and the presentation of witnesses.
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That should improve with time, however, as the unlocked phones are also likely to filter into Apple's retail stores.
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I spent years shooting concerts before coming to The Verge, but I love anything with time and space constraints.
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Shares of Snap snapped back to life on Monday after the announcement of a new deal with Time Warner.
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Brooklinen Classic Core Sheet Set, starting at $99 for a TwinThese cozy percale sheets only get better with time.
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Anwar, 70, was due to be released on June 8 with time taken off his sentence for good behaviour.
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With time not on his side and still hoping for a game-changer, Trump lives to fight another day.
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But we ended up with Time Warner and— DAVID FABER: Yes you did JOHN MALONE: and Newhouse into Charter.
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To meet our Paris pledge, the council proposes a carbon tax starting at $220006/ton and rising with time.
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The Cotton Citizen Sydney T-Shirt is pricey, but its ultra-soft fabric will only get better with time.
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I found these to be a bit confusing at first but, with time, it's easy to get used to.
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Postponing the trip to January could provide the administration with time to repair some of its frayed regional alliances.
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"So we should see more and more sinkholes develop with time, particularly when they're triggered by large storm events."
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After Turner Broadcasting merged with Time Warner, in late 20123, Turner's Castle Rock came under the Warner Bros. umbrella.
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Now they can do it, the expense will be manageable, and the arrangement will only get cheaper with time.
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Simple texture reskins are something anyone can do with time and practice, but actually creating brand new 3D models?
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Their songs on the split they did with Time in Malta are better than any of their other material.
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Long short-term memory is helping our machines deal with time-series for things like sentiment analysis in videos.
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Maybe with time, when our lives progress in different ways, that might influence the kinds of clothes we wear.
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I got better with time, and by the time we did the second Hot Boy album, I was ready.
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Yet the oak was well integrated on the palate, and the wine will get less obviously aromatic with time.
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The song is a departure from the Queensbridge singer's baby soft vocals she displayed on last year's with time.
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He enlisted in the Marines in 2006, when he was 19, hoping to become a professional artist with time.
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The company is also wrestling with Mr. Trump's Justice Department, which has blocked its planned merger with Time Warner.
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With time, Ms. Goodson has accepted that she is not responsible for everyone; she often recites the Serenity Prayer.
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It turns out the future isn't all it's cracked up to be, what with time itself having broken down.
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When the cause is viral, the sense of smell usually returns with time, but steroid medications may hasten recovery.
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A good leader today is both technical and a good people leader — and that comes with time and experience.
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This is how things were; and, between the covers, with time stopped, this is forever the way things are.
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With time, I began to understand him, that he didn't want to just replicate a Western-style opera house.
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With time having nearly run out, more rhetoric from China, similar to the past several decades, is simply unacceptable.
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He adds 15 minutes of extra time to each journey, hopeful that he'll find himself with time to kill.
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AT&T, whose proposed merger with Time Warner is pending before the Justice Department, made four payments totaling $250,22023.
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And so I think I ended up in a scenario where I didn't have a proper relationship with time.
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Earthy, lively and multidimensional, the wine is a pleasure to drink now, but will get even better with time.
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If so, was such tolerance justified under the circumstances — with time running out to punish murderers before they expired?
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He opposed the merger of AT&T with Time Warner in November 2017, but the deal eventually went ahead.
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Winds also decline with time, settling down to around 10 to 15 mph from the northwest by this afternoon.
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AT&T's proposed $85 billion merger with Time Warner is being reviewed by antitrust officials at the Justice Department.
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Somehow, like Brady, that joke he wrote four and a half years ago has only gotten better with time.
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AT&T is pushing back on the Department of Justice's (DOJ) arguments against its proposed merger with Time Warner.
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Their spirited and perhaps more relaxed play since then has them squarely in the race with time running short.
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"And with time, it gets rustier," added Bonow, who is also a past president of the American Heart Association.
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We're playing with time itself -- we are messing with so much stuff, and yet we're not acting on it.
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There should be no doubt – North Korea has a nuclear capability that, while not perfected, is growing with time.
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But with time rapidly ticking down on our climate emergency, more pressure may need to be brought to bear.
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At the height of Comcast's effort to merge with Time Warner Cable — a different entity than Time Warner Inc.
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Pastel-making is fraught with time-consuming tasks, the hardest being the making of the banana-and-plantain masa.
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It is, unfortunately, limited, but with time, the museum will hopefully make more contemporary data available in this format.
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But his paused response captured how I see his paintings: patient, right on, and living gracefully with time and timing.
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Especially when the therapies address a disease where disabilities accumulate with time like inherited muscle disorders such as muscular dystrophy.
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The problem is that many of these ingredients can be acquired separately by anyone with time and a web browser.
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This encodes a record of valid transactions with time stamps, which can be a cheap, easy way to verify customers.
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It will also feature other WarnerMedia TV shows and films, thanks to AT&T's merger with Time-Warner in June.
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As historian Gil Troy noted, proof of such political staying power, "an agility and a rootedness," only emerges with time.
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From flowers to on-sale pizza by the slice under a glowing heat lamp, beauty tends to fade with time.
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The marks it leaves are believed to fade with time and not be painful for patients, according to the BBC.
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What do we do with time?" she asked, while reminding us that "each day we get is truly good luck.
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The situation breaks down like this: AT&T is currently merging with Time-Warner, owner of HBO, Turner, and WarnerMedia.
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And it still feels like we're up against the clock, always trying to catch up with time, forever running forwards.
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It's About Time (2014–17) features collages of high-end watch advertisements, highlighting current obsessions with time, status, and luxury.
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Reed adds that with time there's also potential to integrate mobile phone communications to the vehicle-to-vehicle data sharing.
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Of those, 21000% of the rejections had to do with filing errors — clerical mistakes that could, with time, be remedied.
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The diplomatic corps was no longer limited to rich young men with time and family money to take overseas postings.
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The merger joins AT&T's vast Internet distribution network with Time Warner's coveted premium content, like HBO, TNT, and CNN.
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With time, or a few more lunar cycles, you could find your way to living your best imagined new moon.
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They have also undoubtedly been providing data processors with time to get their data houses and cookie consents in order.
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In the end, Jay's car is too much for the U.S. army, as he beats them with time to spare.
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Some answers need to be considered and a talk show with time constraints is a difficult place to do that.
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The narrative played with time, marching forward at a deliberate pace, occasionally flipping backward, perhaps scrambling events out of sequence.
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But the roadmap has petered out, and the Moto Z lineup itself seems to be getting less ambitious with time.
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One of the clearest examples of how Detention plays with time and place is how it depicts Ray's home life.
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Others who spoke with Time are anonymous — and the "Person of the Year" cover pays tribute to those unnamed survivors.
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Document any existing property damage with time-stamped photos and have your landlord sign off on all of it. 6.
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In a world with not enough growth, China is a massive problem that seems to be getting worse with time.
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AT&T is trying to merge with Time Warner; Comcast owns NBC Universal; and Verizon just bought Yahoo and AOL.
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We will be able to mess not only with the locations and roles of objects but with time as well.
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Moments like that have kept me grounded when outside pressures and constraints dealing with time and money inevitably present themselves.
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The President was asked about the claims again on March 22 during an interview with TIME about truth and falsehoods.
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Pelosi may be charting a wise course, however, as the number of Americans calling for impeachment has decreased with time.
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In addition to the surface of the screen, the price is a barrier despite we expect to decline with time.
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Try Arinell, home of NY-style slices served ginormous, greasy, and with time-honored toppings like sausage and green peppers.
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"Today, the passage is only feasible for around three months a year which may change with time," the spokeswoman said.
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Here's what it means: For beginners, the simplest definition of compounding is this: To intensify or become bigger with time.
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Psychologists and sociologists position our peak friend-making period in our younger years, when we're flush with time and opportunity.
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It's one of the many Kickstarter success stories here at CES, having surpassed its funding goal with time to spare.
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Hopefully with time, Facebook gives the dashboard more nuance so we can track not just time, but time well spent.
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With time, the notion that this book was harmful began to fade, and more scientists wrote favorably about the approach.
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This usually means being able to present customers with content directly, like AT&T could do with Time Warner's pieces.
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The flirtatious eyelash at first commands more attention, but with time we find the prudish monochrome is not without charm.
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She also revealed a new position with Time magazine as a columnist, with a focus on women and empowerment issues.
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The plan worked, but with time the ice room became stacked with bottles and began to look like a bar.
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What's interesting is that some films have got less shocking with time—like John Waters's films are almost mainstream now.
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With time, some of the most prominent theorycrafters from Elitist Jerks even went on to become designers on WoW itself.
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Her friends and family mourned her like she was dead, until with time it was they who began to die.
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I have to admit it′s getting better Moreover, EAGLE is a work in progress, and will improve with time.
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"From day one I have never been able to use my hands," he said in a recent interview with Time.
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So, I made the decision to keep refilling my nails, and with time, my fingers began to finally look normal.
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Sometimes, dementia presents as a slow loss of judgment, which is difficult to assess but becomes more apparent with time.
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With time running out, negotiators from both sides of the Atlantic have expressed confidence that they will meet their deadline.
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AT&T paid Cohen at a time when it was pursuing a merger with Time Warner, which required administration approval.
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There's a level of risk and resistance here that, with time, they'll surely find in the rest of the work.
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The Justice Department on Monday sued AT&T to block its $85 billion merger with Time Warner, court filings show.
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But employees and customers alike loved Watson's addition, and the learning technology will only get better with time, Cobb said.
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With time, you might be happy to ditch that perfectionist badge of honor for one that ultimately serves you better.
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"They can escape backlash and we do see it in organizations: with time, older women are powerful women," Martin says.
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"It doesn't require any particular skill set — you just have to progress and get more knowledge," which comes with time.
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Unlike the average used car that will depreciate in value with time, these vehicles can appreciate as they get older.
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AT&T's tax reform announcement comes a month after the Justice Department challenged AT&T's pending merger with Time Warner.
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They smile, or just sit calmly, and the pictures have these burned, crackled edges, like they're fading away with time.
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Hulu already has deals with Time Warner, which includes the Turner lineup of TNT, TBS, CNN, Cartoon Network and others.
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The company is owned by 21st Century Fox, Comcast and Disney, with Time Warner having a smaller stake as well.
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The delay drew criticism from experts citing statistics that the chances of getting abducted children back drastically decreases with time.
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With time, humans will become less and less necessary, and that will surface enormous societal challenges for employment and welfare.
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Les Moonves, who runs CBS, has over the past few years looked for possible ways to merge with Time Warner.
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If regulators block AT&T, Moonves may still want to try and combine the new CBS-Viacom with Time Warner.
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The issuance is consistent with Time Warner's capital allocation and financial policy including maintaining a net leverage target of 2.75x.
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The report notes that this list is not exhaustive and that more sites are expected to be discovered with time.
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With time is running out, I'm looking at the words on the paper, spinning, short of breath, going ape (#37).
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As with the high-profile release of Laudato si' in 2015, proof of effectiveness will only become apparent with time.
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The hope was that with time, the leaching pipes would eventually subside after being flushed with the less corrosive water.
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" Further, Justice Kennedy said the argument made by South Dakota "…has grown stronger, and the cause more urgent, with time.
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With time running out, Aleksandr Golovin got a fifth goal on a free kick, past a badly tired Saudi defense.
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But they are amazingly tight and rock incredibly hard, with an edge that has only seemed to sharpen with time.
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With time technology will get more and more advanced and we should be able to utilize it but not depend.
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With time, though, I realized my mistake: I was focusing on other men when I am surely just as complicit.
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But with time you get older, and you start to understand that there are many layers of texture, of color.
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There were TV reviews, like this one, from 2011: "Homeland" with time brought up to date, Owes to "Manchurian Candidate"?
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Charter Communications merged with Time Warner in 2016, and has rebranded the internet, phone and cable service as Spectrum Cable.
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"With time, a third to half the people step down to oral options, like methadone, or to abstinence," MacDonald said.
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With time running out before the elections set for April 9, however, some analysts saw another motive behind the ad.
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If you want high speed internet in most any spot in New York City, you're stuck with Time Warner Cable.
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With time served and good behavior, he could be released in October, said John Lee, Hong Kong's secretary for security.
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Federer called Djokovic's set of Masters titles "an amazing accomplishment" and one that could only be correctly appreciated with time.
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Heat appeared to originate at the needle, and dissipate outward, increasing with time — even five minutes after the honeycomb formed.
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Yet, with time running out for Britain before it departs in March 2019, such pledges have collided, brutally, with reality.
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The Justice Department filed a federal appeal in July to unravel AT&T's merger with Time Warner, which owns CNN.
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It was that only with time away from it did I realize how crazy this family business seems in retrospect.
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It could also provide developers with time to create new apps for it, before bringing the feature to the iPhone.
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It's not so much that I've changed, but through living and learning, with time and experience, I've developed new views.
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"I assume I'm dyslexic because I'm a terribly slow reader and with time I get slower and slower," he says.
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I make it to the class with time to spare, and top my yoga account up with two class credits.
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President Trump issued an astonishing litany of complaints against the news media in a recently published interview with Time magazine.
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It's a coping mechanism, a survival strategy, but with time (and without therapy) that distanced posture just becomes the posture.
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But some will probably want more power, better brakes and a bit more excitement, and those will come with time.
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With time, your student will become better at self-advocacy — but only if you step back and let them practice.
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Some privately called the plan "economically and racially insensitive," favoring families with time and money to provide their own enrichment.
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More to LearnThe technological potential of distributed ledgers, specifically blockchain, is immense, and those uses will only grow with time.
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Today (Wednesday): Fog is lingering across parts of the area this morning, but it should dissipate with time after sunrise.
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But the risk of contracting the virus while traveling, he said, is "not zero and it is increasing with time."
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But with time running short, Democrats anticipate Republicans will use their remaining power to try to force the issue. Rep.
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I will be working with Time&aposs Up to support the victims and those impacted by abuse and sexual harassment.
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In a video interview with Time, Thunberg said she tries to say no to meetings with politicians when she can.
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She promised interested students they could see it if they let her get through her lesson with time to spare.
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With time, you will notice that their neck is getting stronger and this is when you can lengthen tummy time.
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Samsung hit the mark with time to spare in its native South Korea, launching the device a few weeks back.
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Peripheral information, like what day it was or what someone wore, may fall away or grow fuzzy, especially with time.
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The agreement provides Iran with time to reengage with the world, as the majority of its citizens seem to want.
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But you start somewhere by sticking to your strengths, and then you learn with time how to cover the rest.
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It's the little things — at least with me — that I stumble with time and time and time and time again.
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But with time rapidly running out to curb emissions enough to stay within warming targets, the urgency is only growing.
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But with time running out, Democrats are trying to tamp down expectations for themselves, while putting the onus on Republicans.
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Of course, with time comes change, and eventually, the paper ceased using black-and-white film in favor of color.
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The likelihood: With Deadwood's champion out the door and its cast just getting busier and more in-demand with time?
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Now, he's aged into a man with time to think about what the money means, what else it can do.
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But money doesn't get any easier to turn down with time, any more than rebuking friends and colleagues gets easier.
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I think it's possible that with time, this combination of paranoia and reliance has imprinted itself on the criminal psyche.
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I mean, bands like Radiohead are always messing around with time signatures, but they're not considered to be math-rock.
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In the 229s, his Turner Broadcasting System had merged with Time Warner, with Ted heading up their cable networks division.
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Perhaps, with time, Super Slimey will become regarded as an essential piece of both Future and Young Thug's storied catalogues.
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These efforts are in their early stages, but you should expect to see more advanced AR and VR with time.
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When changes came with time to this environment where Freedman felt she found so much warmth, she was deeply angered.
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The thing to remember is that the service costs considerably less than more accurate human transcription and will improve with time.
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The investments required to build out websites were steep, with Time Warner's celebrated Pathfinder site reputedly costing $120 million to build.
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"I wrote this song as my dad got more sick with time," Scates, the youngest of Earl's children, wrote in February.
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I love movies where you can't quite put your finger on when they take place and movies that mess with time.
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It's proposed merger with Time Warner is an uncertainty but it is likely to go through in a deregulation focused environment.
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In his interview with Time, Trump laid out in greater specificity what kind of provocation he believes would justify military action.
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But the movie plays with time and memory in a way that feels entirely in keeping with all of Nolan's movies.
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The tax has been mooted since 2013 and been delayed a number of times to provide producers with time to comply.
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Elizabeth Warren has worked to boil down her policy proposals in order to keep it short to comply with time constraints.
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But with time-jumping metanarratives and compulsive genre-switching, the eight novels proved tough to wrangle into one film-able narrative.
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"I think and hope that with time, people will grow to accept that it's a normal and natural thing," she says.
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The artwork takes a backward look, heavy with time, and is full of both elegiac mourning and anticipation for the future.
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You may also learn a few impressive cooking hacks that could only be discovered with time and care, a grandma's specialty.
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Right now, she said most clients are more conservative and prefer investment products with time horizons of one to five years.
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Memories go hand in hand with time, after all; memories are the primary way that the past is "real" to us.
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Underground reservoirs of water, oil and gas are connected in extensive, circuitous networks that can change with time or with drilling.
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Break through the haze of nostalgia with us and see what holds up, what disappoints, and what got better with time.
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This is intended to create a "varied and open ground plane that can change with time," according to the submitted plans.
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Somehow, the best that people can come up with, time and again, is a variant of lol, Trump kissing men. Sad!
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The story was just as good with Time Warner, which delivered $1.49 earnings per share when Wall Street only expected $1.30.
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Microsoft has slowly, but surely been building out its cross-functionality with Android phones, and it's getting even better with time.
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The talks with the FARC have been controversial, with critics arguing that the process has provided rebels with time to strengthen.
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But those doubts all faded, with time, with community, and with a hell of a lot of work on loving myself.
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It didn't bother me in the few minutes I had with the phone, but it could become more annoying with time.
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For more on Facebook's struggle with Time Well Spent, check out our feature piece: "The difference between good and bad Facebooking."
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Proponents of Brexit latched on to the story as yet another example of continental meddling messing with time-honoured British traditions.
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Or there is that speculation maybe they had some talks with Time Warner prior to the AT&T-Time Warner deal.
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"Music is supposed to be the safest thing in the world," she said in the emotional interview with Time in 2018.
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The result is an app which allows people to report smog levels by uploading an image tagged with time and location.
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Or would they consider signs of deterioration part of the work, with time as an active agent in the artistic process?
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But with time, we distilled it down to what was truly essential, and let anything go that's not part of that.
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"With time apart, it allowed us to heal and to grow as human beings," she told Bravo's Daily Dish in April.
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In 239, she pled guilty to a misdemeanor charge of criminal recklessness and was released with time served, like Anna Yocca.
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But comedy exists outside of two venues in the West Village, and maybe with time the Comedy Cellar will catch up.
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The judges felt Rocky and his co-defendants got ample punishment already with time served -- 1 month in a Swedish jail.
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With time, the opportunity to separate the group, offer carrots and sticks to some so they disarm and surrender, becomes available.
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" March 22, 2017: In an interview with Time magazine, Trump addressed leaks in the early days of his presidency, saying: "Classified.
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The President was asked about the claims again on March 22 during an interview with Time magazine about truth and falsehoods.
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AT&T only agreed to a $500 million breakup fee with Time Warner, even though the deal value is $85 billion.
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The FCC imposed the restrictions on AOL because the merger with Time Warner created the largest media business in the country.
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Artists are the polar opposites of lawyers, because it has nothing to do with time spent on a piece of work.
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"The problem we're trying to solve is with time tracking, the most common currency of work that exists," Mikkelsen tells me.
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Yet the fact that much of their disadvantage is owing to their recentness suggests that, with time, it will be overcome.
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"Music is supposed to be the safest thing in the world," she said in the emotional interview with Time in 2018.
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At around the time AT&T said the payments to Cohen's company ended, it was pursuing a merger with Time Warner.
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Black Lives Matter was gaining momentum, with TIME naming it as a 2015 Person of the Year months after Brown's death.
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But with time, 23D gaming became the standard of video games, and 2D games began to be considered rigid and archaic.
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One question that will only be answered with time is whether that poisons the well for any other kind of progress.
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And maybe giving up long, brown hair, complete with time consuming and expensive highlights and lowlights isn't necessarily a give up.
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Sweterlitsch plays with time in a fascinating manner, sprinkling in small details that drive home the real cost of Moss's job.
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Putting together AT&T, one of the country's most powerful internet providers, with Time Warner, home of HBO and Warner Bros.
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Why are they trying to move so fast: "This doesn't get any easier with time," one senior GOP aide told me.
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With time and Christianity's further decline, it could eclipse older culture war battles; in the pop culture landscape, it already does.
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P-S.L.: We have math class from 8:30 in the morning until about 3:00 PM, with time for lunch.
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To his supporters, Yang Hengjun is a dedicated democracy activist who believed that China's autocratic system would, with time, necessarily liberalize.
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We have seen gigantic merger plans like AT&T with Time Warner, as well as Disney and Twenty-First Century Fox.
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It's healthy and responsible to be concerned with time management, but an extended deadline is not the end of the world.
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The logic is that humans are highly adaptable; we quickly become used to things, and with time they lose their allure.
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Yes, party nomination procedures have generally grown more democratic with time, with voters given a more direct say in the process.
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Showrunners David Benioff and D.B. Weiss admitted as much in a 2017 interview with Time: BENIOFF: Remember how blonde Tyrion was?
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But if AT&T's merger with Time Warner is allowed, Fox may have reason to consider a higher bid from Comcast.
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Moore argued they should take the short-term hit on higher deficits — and bet economic growth will erase them, with time.
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Timing: Both Meredith and Bronfman Jr. have signed nondisclosure agreements in order to view nonpublic information and meet with Time Inc.
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While he gives the Trump presidency a C+ so far, he hopes and even expects the grade will rise with time.
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At first, I would blush as I told my story, which was really embarrassing, but it got less awkward with time.
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"But, with time, we would prefer for our clients' information not to be sitting on a competitor's platform," the representative said.
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"History is a bottle of moments that is filled with time and horses and the invention of the telephone," Bryant says.
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AT&T-Time Warner: Cramer anticipated a court ruling on the government's challenge to AT&T's attempted merger with Time Warner.
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With time winding down on an Alex Galchenyuk double-minor for high-sticking, Aaron Ekblad fired a shot from the point.
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The trial begins Monday in the Justice Department's (DOJ) lawsuit to block AT&T's $85 billion proposed merger with Time Warner.
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I make it to work with time to spare and immediately dive into the black hole that is my email inbox.
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With time and therapy, Speidel regained his ability to speak — "Mom" was his first word — and most of his motor function.
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"The fact that the memory of the dictatorship dimmed with time, because the problems weren't confronted, generates this risk," he said.
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When you're a kid, Mom exists only as pertains to you; the intricacies of her inner life are revealed with time.
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"I was drinking way too much, partying in general way too much," he said in a 2013 interview with Time magazine.
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AT&T argues that a merger with Time Warner would add a new competitor against those giants, instead of reducing competition.
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But with time before the Senate has to vote, Mr. Trump and his allies have an opportunity to lobby Mr. Paul.
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By contrast, healthy employees with time for personal care and obligations are more productive, committed and likely to have breakthrough ideas.
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Wilfred, in essence, was an early pioneer of light art, although his works have largely been overlooked or forgotten with time.
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A state like Florida, which has a large senior population, could see costs rise fast as its population ages with time.
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The photographs are printed, sliced, layered, reshot and printed again, resulting in a precise image that plays with time and space.
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Being able to taste the differences among wines may seem like a tall order, but it comes with time and practice.
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It is true, James said, that many of his teammates simply need more experience, and that experience comes only with time.
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The company is defending its merger with Time Warner in federal court against the Justice Department's efforts to block the deal.
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The judge offered to settle the charge with time served, but Mr. Quiles's lawyer, Sidney Thaxter of the Bronx Defenders, declined.
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Unimaginable uses of drones are coming to life every single day and their evolution is only going to surge with time.
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Hulu previously made a deal with Time Warner, which owns channels like TNT, TBS and CNN, and is also an owner.
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"We are proud that our dad and husband came to A.U.B.," Susan wrote, in words that are now faded with time.
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