We're coming back to it, again, for another go around.
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Tesco is reportedly considering having another go, utilizing Booker's assets.
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The U.S. and China may give trade talks another go.
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Inspired, I decided to give it another go. Tried. Couldn't.
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Lingerie is another go-to item for men at the holidays.
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The company's giving it another go, because it rarely says die.
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GAVE IT ANOTHER GO on top of ETERNAL OPTIMIST amuses me.
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But at a friend's suggestion, I recently gave it another go.
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Another go-to trend during the holidays is classic board games.
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Despite his reaction, he thought the would give the injections another go.
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Two years went by before Harington decided to give comedy another go.
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You'll get another go at the passes after finishing your first batch.
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"I wanted to have another go at that design problem," says Gage.
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Are you at all interested in coming back for another go-round?
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Maybe Yara Greyjoy wants another go at independence for the Iron Islands.
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Ms. Scott is not surprised to see Playboy give it another go.
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I've seen it all before, it's just another go at someone's wallet.
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Saravana Bhavan, on 26th and Lexington for dosas, is another go to.
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See her best looks ahead — and try to resist giving falsies another go.
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We head back to Reading Terminal Market to give Beiler's donuts another go.
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It was an awkward reunion, but Alice agrees to give it another go.
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The commenters on the video are urging Hilton to give it another go.
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Instead, he was going to wait another month before giving it another go.
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Based on my feedback, you adjust your strategy and give it another go.
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Amazon is having another go at expanding its reach to listeners in India.
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But then he decided to give Eastern Bloc another go in a new location.
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Still, gotta give him credit for getting back up and giving it another go.
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In the same room, another Go expert watches—three-time European champion Fan Hui.
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But Trump and other Republican candidates are sure to give it another go anyway.
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Even if Mr. Posner is having another go at it, Avicii has had enough.
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"But we're going to give this another go," he said Tuesday from the stage.
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They said they would meet again on June 30 to give it another go.
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"It's hard not to give Aldo another go," he said after acknowledging his post.
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I took a breath, loaded the fight, and decided to give it another go.
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With fresher material, who wouldn't want to see this cast return for another go?
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Faulkner ran the stand before in 22018, and was determined to give it another go.
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Sprint and T-Mobile in April announced they would give a proposed merger another go.
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If less alluring, well, players can pay a bit more money to have another go.
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Just switch things back to "default" if you want to give the feature another go.
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After shutting down Google+ in April, Google is making another go at a social network.
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Speaking of chickpeas, hummus is another go-to snacking staple for in-between meal hankerings.
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Turkish-Saudi tensions fluctuate, Hurricane Michael hits Florida and fracking gets another go in Britain.
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He says that he wants to cancel and find another go-to travel credit card.
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Months after Microsoft's disastrous Tay bot launch on Twitter, the company is giving chatbots another go.
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But the next day, a reinvigorated Mr. Olyphant picked up the phone, raring for another go.
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Today, Netflix has announced it will give "Avatar but with actual humans in it" another go.
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ESPN spoke to sources who said he did have some interest in giving it another go.
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Delhi tested an odd-even scheme in January and will have another go in the spring.
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The company may eventually send me another LIX pen so I can give it another go.
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That means the whole gang will be back for another go at some point next year.
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The province isn't the only place where researchers are now giving the idea another go, however.
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Wearing a plain t-shirt under a blazer was another go-to look in the '90s.
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For Dallas, it's another go-round with team icon Dirk Nowitzki, whose time is running out.
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At first, I tried to bolster his confidence so he would give the playground another go.
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But with every other hardware company tackling the space, why wouldn't Google give it another go?
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Companies that had to cancel or postpone past attempts are giving it another go as well.
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With Tax Day approaching, the senator appears to be dusting off the proposal for another go.
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She gave singing another go in 247 with an extended play, but hasn&apost released anything since.
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Humanity will be wiped out so that Earth can have another go at it down the road.
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In 2016 Neil attempted to summit the Matterhorn, and will return to have another go in 2017.
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The commerce department gets another go at coming up with a justification for including the citizenship question.
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It may have another go, but a new prime minister could deny it the necessary debating time.
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However, he was inspired by Beyoncé Knowles to give a select few One Direction hits another go.
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David Davis, secretary of state for the new department, had another go in Parliament on September 5th.
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Womack has said that he finds the prospects for another go at a health-care overhaul unlikely.
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You go through the metal detector at the front and your belt gets you another go-through.
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Then in another go-through of the storage unit, there he was after all, in another box.
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I'm struck that you're so set in your decision not to give it another go with him.
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Huawei is giving foldable smartphones another go after debuting its first one, the Mate X, last year.
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Outside groups and conservatives are already putting pressure on House leaders to give Obamacare repeal another go.
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But before Nathan&aposs won over Coney Islanders, there was another go-to place for fresh franks.
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Let's sweep humanity off the board and let the rest of the natural world have another go.
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Even if the CEJB is bumped, supporters can and will have another go at it in 2019.
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We don't do anything except play with each other, hang out with one another, go on walks together.
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Caitlyn Jenner won't be giving reality TV another go as a housewife of Beverly Hills ... TMZ has learned.
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That, he said, had left him wondering this time whether it was even worth giving it another go.
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The couple spent the next six years apart before they decided to give it another go in 2018.
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PM: Well, Democrats want to have another go at that and bring these people forward in the Senate.
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The good news is it's all but confirmed that Samsung is giving it another go in early 2020.
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Before Bri came on the show, Blake and Kristina seemed to be deciding to give things another go.
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Katz is ready for another go at the Missoni collection, which produced her biggest Target haul to date.
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He said he returned to the Millrose from New Zealand for another go because he was "desperate" to win.
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Taken together, the experts' advice offers a useful roadmap for anyone who's interested in giving their boo another go.
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Over G&Ts, we chatted and eventually decided to put everything behind us and give our friendship another go.
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They've campaigned for years on killing Obamacare, and can't head into the mid-terms without giving it another go.
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As for another go at mobile, Intel hopes that will come with 5G but isn't going into much detail.
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Now, you can finally have another go at getting your hands on this oh-so photogenic piece of luggage.
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Primitive Man Time for another go-round with Primitive Man (their third visit to Tilburg in the past year).
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On my last morning in San Diego, I headed back to Grandview beach for another go at the ocean.
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But prosecutors have said Stone actually had another go-between with WikiLeaks: conservative author and conspiracy buff Jerome Corsi.
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Here's the catalyst — probably wasn't going to get another go-round with Woody Allen, so it's now or never.
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Nikki Bella and John Cena have decided to give their love another go after calling off their May 5 nuptials.
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Since you guys released your first album there's been this huge resurgence of old shoegaze acts giving it another go.
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Cars is far from Pixar's most acclaimed series, but kids seem to love it — so it's back for another go.
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Good news for the fashion-forward and lazy alike — Nike is bringing back its self-lacing sneakers for another go.
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And, this means it's still totally fair game to scoop up another go-to dress for the season's remaining festivities.
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And, unfortunately, not even the fun of the athletes' village could persuade her to give it another go in 2020.
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Which means sometimes, reluctantly, I have to put it back and wait until it's sufficiently juiced to have another go.
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Ms. Norris, a Cleveland native, gave New York another go with far happier results several years later, after graduate school.
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In 1944 Allied nations had another go at crafting a monetary order at a conference in Bretton Woods, New Hampshire.
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Now, Angels Flight, a two-car funicular on a steep slope in downtown Los Angeles, will give it another go.
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The anthem law may be the central government's way of testing the waters before pressing Hong Kong to have another go.
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Mr Northam has called lawmakers back to have another go at both the budget and health care beginning on April 11th.
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One day I'll go back and give it another go, but in the meantime it's a victim of its two companions.
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The disappointing dates really have me wanting to call my ex and see if he's willing to give us another go.
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I'd give face masks another go to try the Hannibal Lecter tongue thing, but that's about the extent of my interest.
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"As the 20-year anniversary came up, we started to think well, maybe we should have another go," Mr. Boyle said.
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Jerry Brown set to depart in 19703 months, Republican leaders now hope voters are ready to give their side another go.
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So, it's unclear if they're just casual, or were inspired by Selena Gomez's song "Back to You" to give things another go.
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But after giving it another go the next day, "It turned out to be the beginning of something truly special," he said.
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I jug back up to the crux and I'm amped to make another go, but then my body begins to shake uncontrollably.
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While many reality stars are unsuccessful at finding love on-screen, these lucky few are getting another go-round — with their exes.
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Bell also caught a 22-yard scoring pass and ran 250 yard for yet another go-ahead score midway through the fourth quarter.
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In contrast, on Team B, people may speak over one another, go on tangents and socialize instead of remaining focused on the agenda.
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Pandemonium ensued on July 3rd after a defiant tweet from Mr Trump; the government now says it will give the question another go.
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T-Mobile and Sprint decided to have another go at merging, announcing a deal that values the combined company at $513bn, including debt.
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Not only did I want to give pants another go, but I wanted to try out menswear, a desire I've never possessed before.
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"Helen, I'm just having another go at this phone, and I'm taking photos and they're taking when I'm not wanting them!" she laughs.
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"Even though it looks bad she was fine, brought the ball straight back for another go," Rosie's owner, Shannon Johnston, told 9 News.
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While traveling in Tokyo, he saw the producer Shed play at local club Contact and was tempted to give the track another go.
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Like so much of This Old Dog, lyrics like "Another try, another go / Never thought you'd feel this low" are a little heavy.
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About five hours later, after leaving work for the day, I passed the same Rite-Aid and decided to give it another go.
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The Scottish Parliament voted this week to have another go at breaking with Britain, and Britain's ties to Ireland are being re-examined.
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Ms. Smith is one of a handful of great British actresses of her generation who have recently been giving the theater another go.
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"The market needs some more meat on the bones of reflationary policies if the dollar bulls are going to get another go," Foley added.
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If she does so again, MPs will have another go at taking over the agenda (they failed by only two votes earlier this month).
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Pokémon GO might have been the most talked about "Go" game of 2016, but the world of AI remains fixated on another Go — AlphaGo.
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"I could either sit back and enjoy the sunset or have another go at competitive rugby, and I made the right choice," Rokocoko said.
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In fact, with those lessons under his belt, Long said he feels he's in a better position than ever to give entrepreneurship another go.
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Sometimes you've just got to pick yourself up by your bootstraps, get back on your hoverboard, and give crossing that English Channel another go.
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After his request for a massage (they said yes) and then a request for another go-round (they said no), he bid them adieu.
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But for this edition, the show is welcoming back the "game changers" of past years for another go at winning the $1 million prize.
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Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) is considering another go for president in 2020, but for now, he's asking himself whether he's the best pick.
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When I went home for Christmas, however, I decided to give Milton another go, and took my little Everyman edition with me to the bath.
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Villeneuve said he would love another go at the French race but was not kidding himself about his chances, and suggested Alonso should not either.
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The door is left wide open for another entry in the series, should everyone involved (plus Cruise's ankle) think they're up for another go-round.
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By the time I reached college age, I thought I would give it another go, because I [had] heard it was better than high school.
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But now it looks like Asus is about to give it another go, and the watch's hardware may look a lot better this time around.
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Also, I'd learned in Ireland that I'm pretty good at driving on the wrong side of the road, and I wanted to have another go.
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This time around, he's having another go at 120fps, and the 3D projection has had three years to play technological catch-up with Lee's futuristic vision.
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It was a great way to appreciate the i83, and now that the model is on its way out, I wanted another go in the car.
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Even so, it's worth taking the opportunity to explore exactly how much effort goes into the features that do, for one reason or another, go unnoticed.
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In the Bay Area, Mr Autor also met the woman he would marry, acquired the gecko earrings and decided, before long, to give academia another go.
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The singer teamed up with the makeup giant for yet another go at its Viva Glam collection, and this time, it's bigger, better and more pink!
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Qualcomm is having another go at making a dent in the affordable handsets market, and its latest bet is bringing 4G LTE capability to feature phones.
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A new clip from Pretty Little Liars' final 10 episodes, provided by Entertainment Weekly, proves that Hanna and Caleb aren't letting one another go anytime soon.
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Facebook is having another go at how it can bring more people online, including in places that aren't a big fan of the company's earlier attempts.
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Recently I decided to give brow pencils another go, and I was pleasantly surprised at how things have changed thanks to this guy from It Cosmetics.
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As he explains it, the audience sees Honnold try—and fail—this move a handful of times, falling onto his rope and giving it another go.
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As Mr. Flinn notes below, I liked seeing GAVE IT ANOTHER GO sitting on top of ETERNAL OPTIMIST, as well as THE GREEN LANTERN and MISAPPROPRIATES.
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With only a smidgen of guidance from the highest court in the land, the cases will head back down to federal appeals courts for another go.
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Then one random night, I had a backwood stuffed with weed and nothing important to do, so I figured I would give these sounds another go.
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We revisited the song two months later and decided to finish it, and it just came to life when all of us gave it another go.
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It's there that she plans to figure out her next move, whether it be another film, a photoshoot, a TV show, or another go at editorial.
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And giving engagement with North Korea another go, despite the past frustrations of trying to negotiate with the North, is preferable to ratcheting up the tensions.
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While it has struggled in the past to convert its success online into a presence in physical retail stores, PayPal is planning another go at it.
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After unceremoniously putting the old kibosh on it Instant service back in 2014, your friendly neighborhood DVD dispenser Redbox is ramping up to give streaming another go.
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While Joel wants to "give it another go," winning the award for Least Romantic Reconciliation Attempt Of The 27th Century, Midge shoots him down because he left.
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When I ended my demos with some extra time to spare, the Nintendo rep asked me if I wanted to give any of the games another go.
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When I arrive back in New York, it's debate night, but I skip that stress headache to hit up another movie theater for another go at stalking.
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His friends and associates have been meeting with megadonors to gauge their interest in backing him for another go at the White House, sources previously told CNBC.
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Terrence Howard wants another go-around at marriage life with his ex-wife, Mira Pak ... so he proposed to her over the weekend and she said yes!!!
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ZTE is giving wearables another go, but this time, it's building its smartwatch around Android Wear 2.0 and is partnering with T-Mobile to support 3G and GPS.
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He tells her that he'd like to give the business another go, after talking through it with Kevin — giving himself a second chance, something to look forward to.
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After the opponent somehow survived (read as: caught by his friends as he was falling) Dumpling's sweet touch, he was lined up at the table for another go.
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Khloe Kardashian hasn't totally ruled out giving marriage another go, but for right now, she doesn't "feel a sense of urgency" to jump back into the dating game.
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Maybe you can cut costs, another go-to tactic of an incoming C.E.O. Indeed, Deutsche Bank's investment bank employees seem better paid than their counterparts at other firms.
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By June of the next year, my program and my word list had improved to the point that I thought it was worth giving the theme another go.
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Will and crew thought that was a bit of a stretch (hah!), but still liked the basic idea enough to warrant another go-round with a different revealer.
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Given the nature of gamblers, any number of them double back eventually and beg to be freed from self-exclusion and allowed another go at life's house odds.
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With another Go-Jek app, Go-Life, you can hail someone to come cut your hair, give you a massage, clean your bathroom or change your car's oil.
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Another go-round with Belichick and Tom Brady would be dangerous for the Chiefs, especially if the Patriots can improve their offensive line and add another weapon or two.
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We've seen hints of this battle before, but the success of Amazon's Echo and the onslaught of connected devices has reinvigorated gadget manufacturers to give alternative interactions another go.
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If done properly, it might even convince some existing users to dig their GoPro out of the junk drawer and give it another go at recording their mundane life.
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She agreed to give it another go and the two headed off to Mallorca, Spain, where they finally got to stay in the same suite during one last date.
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She agreed to give it another go and the two headed off to Mallorca, Spain, where they finally got to stay in the same suite after one last date.
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MBS appears to be giving it another go, this time in the middle of a global crisis that is already threatening to depress worldwide energy demand for some time.
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And I'd assert that Raisman and Douglas are special cases, in that US Olympic gymnasts rarely return for another go and rarely can keep up with the new talent.
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Collins and Manchin led a similar effort during the 2013 shutdown and early last week they decided to give it another go as negotiations stalled ahead of the shutdown.
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Although their friends now say they long thought the two might hit it off again, neither Ms. Brown nor Mr. Blatchford initially saw another go-round in their future.
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After the collapse of their attempt to form a government earlier this week, they were back at the drawing board, and on the campaign trail, giving it another go.
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Samsung gives foldables another go with the Galaxy Z Flip Announced almost exactly a year after the Fold, the Galaxy Z Flip presents a refined look at the category.
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It's clear she and Peter had, say, four times the amount of chemistry as Hannah did with any of the other men, so why not give it another go?
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The Jonas Brothers' return is continuing at a satisfying clip, with the reunited 2000s boy-band releasing their second single since they decided to give their joint venture another go.
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"When she approached me and said, I'm thinking of giving this another go, the look that she gave me I knew she was deadly serious about coming back," he said.
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"The pound may want to enjoy its gains while it still can it is in for another go around on the Brexit rollercoaster next week," said Spreadex analyst Connor Campbell.
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These races are also giving up-and-comers a way to gain experience in a campaign and make a name for themselves, potentially for another go further down the line.
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The FCC filing of doesn't tell us all that much, aside from the fact that writing off $40 million of unsold Spectacles won't stop Snap from giving wearable cameras another go.
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Use the Play buttons on screen (or speak out the options) to cycle through the options Siri gives you, or tap Tell Siri again if you want to have another go.
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Now, both the federal and the state governments want to have another go at reviving the mines, hoping to learn from past mistakes, according to the briefing document and the officials.
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Then he raises his chin slightly, and with two precise gestures, he pops back his cuffs to free his hands for another go at the heads of his disobedient young charges.
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If plans fell through with someone you wanted to meet up with last month, it's a good plan to give it another go while Mercury hangs out in social, charming Libra.
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Then there was the case of Kakuei Tanaka, another go-getter social outsider, who made his fortune in real estate in the murky postwar years when black marketeers and gangsters thrived.
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If Congress decides to take another go at an internal VA study, it could begin by passing the Puppies Assisting Wounded Service members Act of 2017 (PAWS Act), introduced by Rep.
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Despite the poor box-office earnings and mediocre-to-rotten reviews, it may be time to give Bruce Banner and his alter ego another go, said Shawn Robins, chief analyst for Boxoffice.com.
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PornHub, another go-to site for many porn viewers, also has a broad selection of videos that only feature audio (you can even filter your search to only hear moans or orgasms).
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The former world number one won his only Roland Garros title back in 2009, and he wanted to give it another go after skipping the last three editions of the claycourt major.
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The now-infamous organizers of the Fyre Festival, which was marketed as a once-in-a-lifetime luxury experience featuring rock bands, celebrity chefs and V.I.P. accommodations, are giving it another go.
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After Hannah broke up with Jed following the shocking discovery that he had a girlfriend waiting for him at home, she and Tyler teased that they might be giving things another go.
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OK. The company held its annual Galaxy Unpacked event this week in San Francisco, where it announced three new flagship phones, some new earbuds, and then another go at a folding phone.
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Meek Mill seems to have everyone on board for a new trial -- except possibly the judge -- because the prosecutor in the case just filed legal docs saying he deserves another go in court.
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Using the hashtags #SaveGirlMeetsWorld and #GirlMeetsWorldSeason4, fans have since been filling their Twitter feeds with declarations of love for the show and imploring the house that Mickey built to give it another go.
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Trump against the world, G20 edition Returning to the continent late Wednesday, Trump and those same European leaders will give it another go, with expectations of fostering a newly warm relationship far lower.
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It seemed his future with the league may have been in doubt at the end of the season -- but now we're told he WILL get another go ... this time as a coach only.
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Mr Stapleton already knows what he wants to do with his: fly up a mountain, land and snowboard down, with the Hoverbike programmed to meet him at the bottom ready for another go.
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But now, Amazon is giving it another go with the simply (and annoyingly) named New Kindle Oasis, which looks to address all those shortcomings while also adding a number of new improvements too.
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Amazon's hardware team has been thriving in the wake of the Echo's success, and if the company isn't too put off by past failures, the time seems right to give it another go.
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During Gorsuch's second year on the Court, it took up the suit Mark Janus (an employee of the state of Illinois) filed against AFSCME for compelled speech, offering another go at the question.
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Late in 2017, there were reports that YouTube was about to make another go at a subscription music service, codenamed Remix, after numerous failed attempts to get a successful premium service off the ground.
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Thirty-two years later Hollywood gave it another go, this time casting Johnny Depp and hiring director Gore Verbinski, best known for directing the first three films of the "Pirates of the Caribbean" saga.
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" "I will be here, as long as I have to be here, hopefully the girl, and she knows who she is, will come talk to me and maybe we could give it another go.
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There have been many, many forgettable Halloween sequels and reboots, but Universal and Jamie Lee Curtis are giving it another go, and this one actually looks like it could be worth bringing everyone back.
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"Divorce allows an already married person to have another go at it, despite failing at the first," Socrates Villegas, the Catholic Bishops' Conference of the Philippines (CBCP) President, said in a statement in 2015.
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Lohan was only 13-years-old when she played the original role in 2000, and with Tyra Banks fully on board for the sequel, who wouldn't want to give the Disney hit another go?
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"So happy about this, Fleabag is one of the best things on TV." According to The Hollywood Reporter, Waller-Bridge was on a bus when she decided it was time to give the series another go.
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However, based on the success Google has seen with its Chromecast devices and game streaming services like GeForce Now and PS Now, it seems the company might give gaming another go with its rumored "Yeti" console.
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Coastal Community's COO, John Dickson, told Q13 that some masked thieves had just recently tried unsuccessfully to rob the bank's cash deposit box, suggesting that maybe the same crooks came back to give it another go.
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EditorsNote: resending to ensure delivery to all clients Betts, Kimbrel send Red Sox past Mariners SEATTLE — Another go-ahead home run in the ninth inning was old hat for the Boston Red Sox on Monday night.
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Robert Lepage's technologically ambitious, creaky, costly and brainless production of Wagner's epochal "Ring" cycle — its starring attraction a fantastically heavy, many-planked "machine" — has muscled onto to the Met's stage for another go (or, rather, three).
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God of War will be getting a new game + mode for players who already completed the game and want to hop back in and give it another go with some of the progress they've already made.
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But now that he's let fans know that he's ready for love and open to finding it through the trials and tribulations of TV dating, things may be lining up for him to have another go-round.
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But that failure wasn't enough to dissuade the company from giving things another go — and from the sound of it, the second version of Spectacles find the company taking hardware a bit more seriously this time around.
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The whole thing goes by in a flash, a breathless couple of minutes that take a few more minutes to assimilate before you're queueing up to give it another go and work out what exactly just happened.
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Although she had health insurance, the telemarketer and another go-between helped her arrange a $21,000 advance from LawCash, a litigation funder, to pay for surgery and travel from her home in Maine to a doctor in Georgia.
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Despite all the speculation that T-Mobile and Sprint will give a merger another go under the Trump administration, T-Mobile CFO Braxton Carter indicated this week that joining forces with a cable company is a better strategy.
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Another go at ISIS Obama enters this year's speech in the unusual position of having just commanded prime-time television audiences when he delivered an address to the nation on ISIS from the Oval Office in early December.
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"We're having another go at agreeing not just common principles on corporate taxation, but a common system," he said, adding that he hoped proposals would be in place before France votes for a new parliament in early June.
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The solution might involve giving your colorist another go (hey, everyone deserves a second chance!), kicking off the correction process with a few at-home products, or simply cutting your losses to find a new colorist for a redo.
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While speculation has been rampant — and the Vermont senator has never ruled out the possibility of another go at the country's top office when asked — there's yet been no official word on what a campaign would actually look like.
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Of course, 29-year-old Hardy is currently fighting his way into a pro MMA career (he's already 2-0) -- but tells TMZ Sports he still loves the game of football and would be open to giving it another go.
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" But he also didn't think this means the end of MoviePass, even if the ownership changes: "My hunch is that they'll be bought or taken over by another company with deeper pockets that will make another go of the business model.
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According to her stylist, around the time of his first fashion show for the brand in February, Paltrow officially decided to give the Met another go – and the timing was serendipitous, as she also just announced a magazine collaboration with Wintour.
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The continued unease over terror means Obama will likely use the speech to make another go at explaining how he plans to "degrade and destroy" ISIS -- even as he acknowledges the fight will go on after he leaves office. 2.
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"Before we get to a hard Brexit it's worthwhile having another go rather than just arguing about what a hard Brexit means, namely a lot of disadvantages for both sides," Maas told reporters before a meeting of EU foreign ministers.
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If you can find (and afford) an item or garment that helps you get from one point to another, go for it, whether that's maternity jeans or anti-aging face cream or the artfully shredded top in the window at J. Crew.
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It was what every producer strives for – the simple assurance that we were successful enough to keep the lights on, to guarantee another go-around and another chance to, once again, provide hundreds, if not thousands, of jobs on the next productions.
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She won her third world championships title a month later, setting a world record with the same short programme that had been her undoing at Sochi, but wrote that she did not regret either taking a one-year break or coming back for another go.
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After weeks of speculation, Payless ShoeSource on Tuesday confirmed that it has sought bankruptcy court protection as it looks to unload some of its crippling debt and close 6.313 stores in the hopes of making another go of it as a leaner store chain.
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It's easy to make the case for another go at the character: comics are still a solid bet, and Hellboy, with its 14 graphic novels, plus tie-in series such as Lobster Johnson and B.P.R.D., presents filmmakers with a rich collection of adaptable material.
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While you're bound to see trendy items under the Christmas tree this year (we're looking at you baby Yoda Funko Pop), it looks like smart home devices will be another go-to gift — and there are two in particular that you're going to see everywhere.
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CM Punk is one of the two or three greatest pro wrestlers of his generation, and despite his protestations that he'll be back in a MMA ring to give it another go, he was irrevocably reduced and placed himself into a career corner by his first attempt.
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The lead single, "Bang Bang," was written from the perspective of a mass shooter, and the closing ballad, "Ordinary World," was written for the movie "Ordinary World" (in which Mr. Armstrong plays a 40-something who decides to give rock 'n' roll another go). Reprise. Oct. 7.
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" She added: "One source says there was no agreement in the room, another source furious that it seems PM avoiding making an actual decision again about the option she would like to take but wants option of short delay to try to find way of having another go with her deal.
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There are not many details yet of what the three plan to do with Fair, or when it will officially launch, but it's fair to assume (sorry) that it will involve another go at the business of trading in cars with a very extended wrapper of customer service around that.
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" She added: "One source says there was no agreement in the room, another source furious that it seems PM avoiding making an actual decision again about the option she would like to take but wants option of short delay to try to find way of having another go with her deal.
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On Friday, some of Pelosi's less vocal critics were planning another go at her: With Pelosi refusing to budge for Rice, Ryan and Moulton — three lawmakers who have tense relationships with the Californian — other members of the rebel group are hoping they can reach her in a friendlier way. Rep.
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Since it became clear that Hannah Brown was going to break up with "The Bachelorette" winner Jed Wyatt, an aspiring musician who might have had a girlfriend when he went on the show, according to People, dedicated fans began hoping that Brown would give it another go with her runner-up, Tyler Cameron.
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Tapping into the fact that many media companies have not been run as well as they could have been, carriers are using their healthy balance sheets to buy up content assets so that they can try to have another go at winning over customers and their services spend, to offset their stagnating network access businesses.
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With only two episodes of her season under our belts, there are hints dropping about who may or may not be headed to Mexico for Bachelor in Paradise — where everyone who didn't find love on The Bachelor or Bachelorette but still wants to be famous can give it another go with peers in their same boat.
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But if the all-star cast of this latest iteration — which boasts Kenneth Branagh, Daisy Ridley, Judi Dench, Penélope Cruz, and more — isn't enough to convince you it's time for another go-round, let the trailer's sleek production values and irresistibly campy combination of Christie's legendary tale and Imagine Dragons pull you in all the way.
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To the Editor: Given the vast majority of adults I encounter who cannot walk from one room to another, go to the bathroom, eat a meal or leave the house without clutching a smartphone for support, it takes no leap of faith to expect someone socially isolated by dementia to find comfort in a robot cat.
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The committee's chair, Nicky Morgan, said in a statement that "the vast majority of the FCA's reply to our recommendations appears to be a holding response or lacking in desire to effect any change ... "The FCA should have another go at responding to our report and approach our recommendations with a far more inquisitive and curious attitude.
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The Pistons are capped out this year, likely to be capped out next year once they give Bradley a new deal (assuming they didn't trade for him as a rental, which seems like it should be a safe assumption but who knows), and could be capped out the year after that if they decide to bring Harris back for another go.
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The idea that the Robinsons are leaving behind an Earth that's slowly choking to death (after an asteroid impact) is compelling, and even if the scenes digging into the fissures in the marriage between John (Toby Stephens) and Maureen Robinson (Molly Parker) feel as perfunctory as possible, I liked the idea behind them — that of a troubled couple making another go of it among the stars.
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