When it comes to the point that people won't bend over to pick one off the ground, we'll know that things have truly gotten out of hand.
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"When it comes to the point we've used all our family financial resources, we'll go to friends and former co-workers in Virginia,"
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I just think that, um, when it comes to the point where the pain of using the things are too great than the pain of not using them, then you have to stop.
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As for the federal government, " when it comes to the point where we can't pay ( the bills ) they'll see we need the money, " he said.
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"What scares me is feeling trapped-- when it comes to the point where my mind stays alert but I'm trapped in this body and I can't do anything about it, " he said.
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You try to restart your system, but when it comes to the point where you'd hope to see the Windows startup screen, you are presented with the ominous phrase, " Operating system not found ."
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"When it comes to the point of what Japan can do, there's no more than keeping interest rates low to boost its domestic demand and trying to avoid trade friction through structural reforms, " said Naoto Ohnuma, manager for foreign exchange at Mitsubishi Corp ., a major Japanese trading company.
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Microscopic variations in the floor make it diverge a little to the left and right as it drives along, and when it comes to the point where it has to turn left or right in order to avoid the opposite wall, it chooses ( I think ) based on how much it has to turn in either direction-sometimes the wall is at an angle of 89 degrees, other times it's at 91 degrees-so it's essentially random.
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NEW YORK-- The Mets have now lost five of six games and scored only 16 runs in the past seven games . . . . New York will have a much-needed day off on Monday before they play at Pittsburgh on Tuesday . . . . Rickey Henderson wasn't happy about not playing in Sunday's game against the Marlins . " When it comes to the point that I play two or three games in a row and then need a day off for a rest, it's time I hang up my shoes ."
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People who declare a conflict of interest might say : " I will take care that . . ., I will make sure tha . . . t, I will recuse myself from . . ., and at the end : " If I am specifically asked to step down, I shall resign . " Or is that the same distinction where the declarer is willing to do various things, but when it comes to the point where nothing helps, he / she " shall resign " even if they are not willing to do so ?-- talk ) 22 : 16, 8 March 2013 ( UTC)
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