You will have your cookie as soon as you please.
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For those, you can just hop on and off as you please.
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Mix and match as you please in order to make mom happiest.
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Really, do as you please with the corpse—not me, not mine.
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If your Instagram isn't particularly private, go ahead and share as you please.
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Take the hot "tortilla" and ladle in as many veggies as you please.
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"Are you free to come and go as you please?" the prosecutor, Sidhardha Kamaraju, asked.
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For one, you're still working, meaning you can't take off and travel as you please.
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The photos are saved directly to your camera roll for you to use as you please.
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Enjoy them in a weekend, or pick them up and put them down as you please.
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Instead, you move yourself around the playing field, adjusting your distance and shot angle as you please.
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But it's not simply about being able to say what you want or worship as you please.
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Instead, you feel cruel, like a hired gun breaking down doors and murdering people as you please.
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Like, slower than you usually do (we all know you take as much time as you please).
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And B. you'll have lifetime access to the content, so you can return to it as you please.
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The photo can be saved to your phone's photo gallery, where you can share it as you please.
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Calabrese suggested cooking each item separately, storing them in separate containers, and mixing and matching as you please.
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You can now save changes in your documents and are free to use the app as you please.
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But do as you please with your own version: Add what you like, or keep it satisfyingly simple.
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The filling is do-as-you-please and can be any other kind of dried fruit or none.
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You can come and go as you please, and you can stand anywhere, as in any other gallery.
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You should absolutely forgo the $2570,2570 rear-seat DVD players, but otherwise pick and choose as you please.
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Plus, they're compatible with LEGO and other major building blocks, so you can add on elements as you please.
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And you can ride your bag as long as you please for up to six miles on its battery life.
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What's worse is that this isn't one of the community-made filters available to download or ignore as you please.
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Although you're fond of life's pleasantries, your version of abundance is to have the luxury to travel as you please.
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You can unlock an assortment of different ones as you play and assign them to button commands as you please.
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When you have the funds, you can use them as you please for debt consolidation, home improvements, car repair, etc.
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The participants will receive $300 each at the end of the study and 24 avocados to enjoy as you please.
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Such problems are serious, but a more significant risk from as-you-please numbers is the eventual damage to public trust.
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Also, enabling AssistiveTouch doesn't turn off or get rid of the swiping gestures; you can switch between them as you please.
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I work at a company where you can come and go as you please, as long as your work is done.
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Rating: When you achieve SVW sainthood you are free of its rating system to spend these finite months as you please.
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You can carry and place them as you please, and many units can take basic orders: hold position, attack, guard, capture.
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The Narrator function is used to read text and buttons aloud, and can be turned off or on as you please.
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The offer is good for all three colors of the Echo Dot, so you can mix and match them as you please.
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Use the time to really feel good in your body, whatever that means for you, and come (or don't) as you please.
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Its size makes it perfect to move around the house as much as you please, and even makes it ideal for travel.
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" For this reason — in order to forestall its identification or misidentification (as you please) with poetry — "the Quran was compelled to repudiate poetry.
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The CrunchMatch platform then suggests meetings, and it even sends out the invitations, which you can easily accept or decline as you please.
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Zoosk lets you cast as wide or as small of a net as you please, with preferences that you can broaden or refine.
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From there, you can put the selfie sticker where you like on screen and make it as big or tiny as you please.
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"You can hold them underwater as long as you please—they do not mind it—they are only proud of it," Twain wrote.
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This becomes slightly more complicated in the second section of Devotion, where you're able to travel between three different time periods as you please.
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"In a world of higher transparency in banking practices, jewelry could also appeal potentially as a way to carry wealth around as you please."
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I walk into a room Just as cool as you please, And to a man, The fellows stand or Fall down on their knees.
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Forward offers memberships starting at $150 a month, which means that you can drop in to visit your doctor as often as you please.
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But in most respects, it's similar: a private box for your sustained smashing, four walls and empty space, and permission to do as you please.
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While the LB120 is also rated at 800 lumens, it does allow you to adjust the color temperature between warm and cool as you please.
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Track your sleep quality each night, your heart rate and steps throughout the day, and browse through music streaming apps as often as you please.
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The good thing about Netflix, HBO, Hulu, and others is that there's no contract or obligation involved, and you can come and go as you please.
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Browse through these sections as you please or search for a specific movie by selecting the magnifying glass in the upper-right corner of the screen.
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Apart from study and work that may take up to 8 hours a day, the rest of your time is yours to do as you please.
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Liquid formulas, however, are highly blendable and come in a variety of finishes, which means you can buff on as much as you please for seamless coverage.
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Being the generous Friday procrastinators that we are, we decided to provide you with your very own choose-your-own-Epventure to disguise Theo as you please.
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These are Outerknown's iteration of a "work shirt" or "shacket," as you please, but they maintain their softness and don't pill like many other higher-end rivals.
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This last piece of advice is also important: you can snort and drink everything and do as you please, as long as you can still: One, buy food.
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The custom micro ATX case supports other motherboards if you decide to upgrade down the line, and, of course, you can swap the parts out as you please.
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And thanks to the magic of the internet, some of the most ridiculous ones have become GIFs, which we're happy to share with you to use as you please.
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Hailey Bieber's a sucker for monstrous penis-shaped cups in the hands of friends like Kendall Jenner -- 'cause when you're the bride-to-be everyone does as you please.
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Weave your way through the voices, arrange them as you please, but, in the end, there are lessons to impart and judgements to deliver and reckonings to be had.
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It is a good idea to split the cost of necessities, such as bills and groceries, down the middle — but to spend your own surplus money as you please.
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Two restaurants, a bar, a spa and a conference centre are tucked underneath the inclined slabs, and you'll be able to drop in from the exterior path as you please.
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If you wanna experiment how to live like a bum the drive north and find yourself a desolate dessert space where you are free to live like a hobo as you please.
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You do not wipe away the scars of centuries by saying: Now you are free to go where you want, and do as you desire, and choose the leaders as you please.
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Why risk your life on an eight day March through the desert and pay a coyote $4,000 when you can pay the U.S. government $3,85033 and come and go as you please?
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Anybody who's been locked up will tell you, if there's gates—'cause when you get to heaven, you're free to go as you please, you're free to leave, you know, you made it.
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They're asking governments, utilities, energy companies, and large corporations to increase their use of renewable energy so that you can continue to live your life as you please, without contributing to global warming.
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In their little room with the door ajar And the candle hanging on the wall ajar, I have come across the word "Rise" With a face as grave and flat as you please.
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Also, you can remove one character's top as you please (much to her surprise and outrage), and of course, there's the whole dick thing, which—as you might expect—provokes a variety of responses.
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But its features are also outsized, whether it's robust waterproofing, a clever new nighttime lighting system, or a way to help you read as many top-shelf books as you please without paying a cent.
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And if you get bored with your character's current appearance, voice, or outfit, plastic surgery and clothing from the varied boutiques of Steelport cost a pittance, so you can reinvent yourself as often as you please.
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While the Data Transfer Project sounds like a solid idea for consumers, there's still a lot that needs to happen before it can deliver on the promise of easily moving your cloud data around as you please.
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You enter the habit you want to keep — let's say it's four wine-free nights a week — and can opt to select specific days, non-specific days or intervals so that you can schedule as you please.
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Ice Water Games' atmospheric game is meant to be the sort of thing that you let slowly burn away in the background, say, while you're wrapping presents or chugging eggnog, tending to the fiery pixels as you please.
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If you have commitment problems trying to decide between the wide array of on-site activities offered at an all-inclusive resort or wanting the freedom to explore and eat as you please, the Rosewood Bermuda deserves your attention.
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In iOS 12 and older, if you press and hold on an app (without using 3D Touch), it only takes a second before all of your apps start dancing, and you can move or delete them as you please.
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Until your company is in a place where you can afford to take time away from it, the perks of being the boss don't mean you can come and go as you please and still expect your business to thrive.
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It's a pretty epic deal for a service that allows you to have up to four items at a time for as long as you please, along with exchanges anytime you change your mind or want to try something new.
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He has scrapped any normal notion of the family unit, organizing his personal life around those who advance the same principles that drive the companies that bear his name—taking what you want, doing as you please, and living off other people's money.
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And if, like me, you've ever caught a glimpse of yourself in a shop window and taken a few seconds to register that the reflection staring back is in fact you, then chances are you've strayed a little from dressing as you please.
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You can fire up a chat room, and then go back to phoning as you please with your screen displayed instead of your blank face (though the Android version in beta offers picture-in-picture so you can show your mug and the screen).
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But more importantly, because the ScreenPad Plus is configured as a second display in Windows 10, you can drag any app to the lower screen as you please, or simply use that extra screen as a place to stash app icons, folders, and more.
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Which starts strong but quickly falls away as it becomes apparent that Rime is no more open world than a Gears of War—there are corners to explore, in order to seek inevitable collectibles, but you cannot come and go between areas as you please.
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He follows the common practice of taking "free speech" to mean a cluster of freedoms to express yourself and your thoughts as you please: not just voicing words but printing what you want, proclaiming your faith as you wish, campaigning for your chosen causes and making art without interference.
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It means you can do as you please with these works (as long as your local laws don't restrict that), so Google Books will now offer the full text of books from that year, instead of showing only snippet views or authorized previews — to use one of the most commonly used examples.
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The major upgrades that a high-tier subscription will net you over the optimal plan is a warranty extension from one year to two, 90 days of video history (compared to just three), and the ability to save as many of the recorded videos as you please (optimal allows only 10 video downloads per month, which seems harsh).
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"When you've had as much freedom to do what you want to do and think what you want and say what you want and act as you please, then you get irrationally rankled at having to curtail your life and your thought in any way," says McIntosh, who also founded the National SEED project, which helps teachers create courses that are more gender sensitive and multicultural.
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And amid the 35 miles of coastline, it's easy enough to find a deserted strand where you're free to do as you please — up to a point: A sign along Esch Beach warns sun worshipers to KEEP YOUR SWIMSUIT ON. (A portion of the beach was once popular among nudists.) Curious about Sleeping Bear Dunes' history, I learned that some 14,000 years ago, retreating glaciers carved out Lake Michigan and left behind ridges and glacial moraines (headlands of rock and dirt).
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None of these positions are especially radical, but it takes only a minute to find the rabbit holes: "Agenda 21 seeks for the government to curtail your freedom to travel as you please, own a gas-powered car, live in suburbs or rural areas, and raise a family"; the fight against ISIS "is a charade to help build the New World Order"; the most troubling aspect of "Our Nation's Expanding Refugee Program" appears to be "the UN's role" in it.
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As You Please was well-received by most contemporary music critics. On review aggregator website, Metacritic, which normalizes music ratings, As You Please received an average score of 77 out of 100, indicating "generally favorable reviews based on 9 critics".
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For the future you may besnuff and bespatter your coat as much as you please, for all the trouble I shall ever take.
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Me new green shirt I'll wear. Six thousand miners will be marchin' While I ride in stately ease, Just like a Celtic warrior As handsome as you please.
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' I said, mild as you please: 'Yes, yes?' And Roger, who was the spokesman then, said: 'What are you doing next Monday?' I said: 'Nothing.' I was working during the day, selling plaster.
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Forty-two teams started at midnight in... the six-day, "go as you please" pedestrian race. ... running, jogging, and walking in every variety of gait known to pedestrianism. ...each man to walk not more than 12 hours a day.
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The celebration was inaugurated early in the day by a go-as-you-please procession from one saloon to another, the man who had the most money acting as Grand Marshal. By dark the crowds were ready to celebrate the birthday of anybody who would put up for whisky.
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Your purpose, then, plainly stated, is that you will destroy the Government, unless you be allowed to construe and enforce the Constitution as you please, on all points in dispute between you and us.Abraham Lincoln, Cooper Union speech, 1860. :: b. Whoever he be, he shall not go unpunished.
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National Library of Singapore. The Straits Times. 19 August 1902 On 30 Hakihea (December) 1903 the Otago Witness reported that Len Hurst would represent England at the Vélodrome Buffalo in Paris in the Fifty mile 'Go as you please' race for professional pedestrians of all nations. Each competitor was accompanied by two cyclists.
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The British refused and Cronjé replied "If you are so uncharitable as to refuse me a truce as requested, then you may do as you please. I shall not surrender alive. Bombard as you will". The truce communications had taken up much of the day and there was no time for any more assaults.
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There are three different versions. On all, there is a deer, and some wording. Earliest versions were inscribed with 'THE VALUE OF THREE PENSE'. The second version was inscribed 'VALUE ME AS YOU PLEASE', because so many coins were put into circulation that the "three pence" local value was deflated, and area merchants complained.
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Jonathan Schaeffer, Yngvi Bjornsson, Neil Burch, Akihiro Kishimoto, Martin Muller, Rob Lake, Paul Lu and Steve Sutphen. Solving Checkers, International Joint Conference on Artificial Intelligence (IJCAI), pp. 292-297, 2005. Distinguished Paper Prize The solution is for the draughts variation called go-as-you-please (GAYP) checkers and not for the variation called three-move restriction checkers.
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There are championships held in two versions. One is 3-Move, where players don't begin their game in the starting position but a position three moves in the game (often drawn randomly from all positions, excluding positions already losing a piece). The other is GAYP (Go as you please), where players start from the very beginning.
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In 1889, Oofty Goofty took part in a go-as-you- please walking match in California and walked 223 miles in six days. He appeared in many other California area walking matches during the next few years. Afterwards, Goofty attempted to gain success through the stage and theater. He played Romeo opposite actress "Big Bertha's" Juliet, but the play proved disastrous.
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Bogarde, Dirk. A Postillion Struck by Lightning. Triad/Panther Books, Frogmore, 1978, p268. During the Second World War, she became a regular performer at the Players' Theatre, where her repertoire included "Casey Jones", "Daddy Wouldn’t Buy Me a Bow- wow", "Dashing Away with the Smoothing Iron", "The Lady Wasn't Going that Way" and "You May Pet Me as Much as You Please".
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Lauder often sang to the miners in Hamilton, who encouraged him to perform in local music halls. While singing in nearby Larkhall, he received 5 shillings—the first time he was paid for singing. He received further engagements including a weekly "go-as-you please" night held by Mrs. Christina Baylis at her Scotia Music Hall/Metropole Theatre in Glasgow.
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The aspects that are the same in similar figures depend on the figure. Book 6 of Euclid's Elements presents similar triangles as those that have the same corresponding angles. A triangle can thus have miniatures as small as you please, or giant versions, and still be “the same” triangle as the original. In Apollonius' definitions at the beginning of Book VI, similar right cones have similar axial triangles.
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Lubabalo Nicholas Kondlo (born December 21, 1971) is a grandmaster of English draughts (also known as American checkers) from South Africa. He is the current world champion in the GAYP (go as you please) version. Born in New Brigton, Port Elizabeth, Kondlo started to play draughts at the age of seven years. In 2007, he won the World Qualifier in Las Vegas, United States and became the first draughts grandmaster from Africa.
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In an example, a student can skip French class to play music, but cannot disruptively play music during the French class. Against the popular image of "go as you please schools", Summerhill has many rules. However, they are decided at a schoolwide meeting where students and teachers each have one vote apiece. This does not necessarily mean total cessation to the children, as Neill thought adults were right to bemoan child destruction of property.
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Shirky illustrates this by explaining a meeting. A group of people will sit in a meeting but they will all be connected into a virtual world also, using online communities such as wiki. A further problem is identity formation with the ambiguous real-virtual life mix. Identity formation in the real world consisted of "one body, one identity", but the online communities allow you to create "as many electronic personae" as you please.
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As You Please is the third studio album by American rock band Citizen. The album was released on October 6, 2017 through Run for Cover Records. On October 24, 2018, Citizen uploaded a song that was not used on the album, "Open Your Heart", through the Run For Cover Records YouTube channel. In May 2018, the group embarked on a co-headlining US tour with Basement; they were supported by Pronoun and Souvenirs.
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When it was discovered that Ruiz was Catholic, he was arrested in Nagasaki with four other priests and a layman. The group was forced to renounce their faith or face death. Lorenzo Ruiz's famous last words were, "That I will never do, because I am a Christian and I shall die for God, and for Him I will give many thousand lives if I had them. And so do (to) me as you please".
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In shogi, Cheerful Central Rook (ゴキゲン中飛車 gokigen nakabisha, also Gokigen Central Rook or Go-As-You-Please Central Rook) is a type of Central Rook opening in which the Central Rook player's bishop diagonal remains open. This is a more aggressive strategy since the bishops may be exchanged at any time during the opening. (See: Ranging Rook#Types of Ranging Rook.) Cheerful Central Rook is played against a Static Rook opponent.
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Don Lafferty (1933–1998) was a Grandmaster checkers (British English: draughts) player. In 1982 he defeated Derek Oldbury for the World GAYP (Go as you please) championship with a score of 1-0-23. He was challenged for the championship in 1984 by Paul Davis, winning easily 5-0-15. In 1986 he defended his title again by drawing James Morrison with a score of 0-0-24 and in 1989 he defeated Elbert Lowder 4-3-16.
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After Kongo attains his own jet cloud, he realizes that its stability is difficult to control. The jet cloud is meant so as to implement your own will into the cloud, and it will act on your every conscious movement. Kongo's personal jet cloud is rather small and is a yellowish color. After you are able to recite all 1,000 sutras at least once, your have the free will to use your jet cloud as you please.
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On a beam reach we were trucking along in the 7-knot range as easy as you please. The helm was smooth, and so was our motion through the water." Yacht designer Robert Perry reviewed the design in 2008 for Sailing Magazine and noted, "The hull form shows a fine entry coupled with plenty of beam aft. The L/B is 2.87, which indicates a beamy boat, but relatively speaking the 375 is slightly less beamy than the rest of the Catalina series.
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" In Cuepoint, Robert Christgau called it a "moderately astonishing bunch of songs" on which "she sings pretty as you please." The eight out of ten rating bestowed on the release from Anthony Easton at PopMatters is in response to "the corruption and failure of the market rotting from the bottom and squeezing from the top, is profoundly realized here." Stuart Henderson rates the album a nine out of ten for Exclaim! because "this debut is about as accomplished as one could reasonably expect.
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Amangul Berdieva (née Durdyeva; born 1987) is an English draughts and international draughts player from Turkmenistan. She is twice women's world champion of English draughts (also known as checkers) in both 3-Move and GAYP (Go As You Please) versions. Amangul Berdieva won the first women's GAYP World Qualifier tournament in 2005 in Prague, ahead of New Zealander Jan Mortimer. The former was awarded the Women's World GAYP Champion title in 2006, after the latter withdrew from the world title match.
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In 2006 In London Caws won a bronze medal at the Go As You Please (GAYP) English Open championship, behind two male rivals Dave Harwood and C. McCarrick. For 37 years Joan Caws served as the Treasurer of the national draughts federation. In addition, she was trusted with refereeing at Charles Walker's successful attempt at the World simultaneous play record setting in 1994 and at the 2008 World Mind Sports Games. Caws also took active part in the campaign to get draughts in the Olympic program.
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Father Richard ministered among the Indians of the region and was generally admired by them. During the War of 1812, Richard was imprisoned by the British for refusing to swear an oath of allegiance after their capture of Detroit, saying, "I have taken an oath to support the Constitution of the United States and I cannot take another. Do with me as you please." He was released when the Shawnee chief Tecumseh, in spite of his hatred for the Americans, refused to fight for the British while Richard was imprisoned.
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The 6-Day Race became a standard footrace distance in the 1870s and was a popular form of entertainment where up to 70,000 paying visitors, in 1877, came to watch the Pedestrians battle it out. However the widespread use of the bicycle from 1890 caused it to be replaced as spectator sport by cycle races of the same duration.Noakes, T. D., (2006) Basic Research in Cardiology 101 408–417 The limits of endurance exercise It was in two forms: strict "heel- and-toe" racewalking, or "go-as-you-please" combination of walking, jogging, running.
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A flea circus: "The Go-As-You-Please Race, as seen through a Magnifying Glass", engraved by J. G. Francis, from an article by C. F. Holder in St. Nicholas Magazine, 1886 Flea circuses provided entertainment to nineteenth century audiences. These circuses, extremely popular in Europe from 1830 onwards, featured fleas dressed as humans or towing miniature carts, chariots, rollers or cannon. These devices were originally made by watchmakers or jewellers to show off their skill at miniaturization. A ringmaster called a "professor" accompanied their performance with a rapid circus patter.
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In the same year, he performed with John Cale on Cale's soundtrack for the film Caged Heat. In 1976 he recorded an instructional album for guitarists, If You Love These Blues, Play 'Em as You Please, which was financed through Guitar Player magazine. In the 1970s Bloomfield played in local San Francisco Bay area clubs, including the Keystone Korner, and sat in with other bands. In 1977, Bloomfield was selected by Andy Warhol to do the soundtrack for the pop artist's last film, Andy Warhol's Bad (also known as BAD).
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The four MacVenture games all take place in settings common to movies. Two are hardboiled detective adventures, one is a haunted house ghost story, and the fourth a fantasy quest. The series has a lot of detail put into the game environment, in the form of a multitude of objects being able to act on each other. This gives a sense of depth to the environment, and -along the freedom to back and forth from room to room or street to street as you please- makes for a very non- linear gameplay.
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A competitive checkers player, Webster won the United States Blitz Go-As-You-Please Championship at the American Checker Federation National Championship in Medina, Ohio on July 25, 2011. He also won the North Carolina State Checkers Open in Greensboro, North Carolina on May 18, 2011 and the Southern Open in Lebanon, Tennessee on July 10, 2011. He was a silver medalist at the West Tennessee Strawberry Festival Open on 7 May 2011 in Humboldt, Tennessee. In October 2011 he competed in San Remo, Italy at the World Qualifier Checkers Tournament.
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He turned to Eunones, the only one of his enemies that was not in the conflict for personal benefit. Mithridates went to Eunones's palace and threw himself at the ruler's feet and said "Mithridates, whom the Romans have sought so many years by land and sea, stands before you by his own choice. Deal as you please with the descendant of the great Achaemenes, the only glory of which enemies have not robbed me." This act of greatly affected Eunones, and he raised the former ruler and was pleased that Mithridates had chosen the Aorsi to help him sue for mercy with Rome.
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Proper Dose debuted at number 19 on the Billboard 200 chart, but quickly declined, falling off the chart the following week. In efforts to promote the album, the band embarked on a European tour with supporting acts from Citizen and All Get Out. At the conclusion of their European tour, the band immediately started a U.S. tour with Movements, Citizen, and Turnover. On September 21, 2018 the band released their first music video from Proper Dose for their song "Upside Down", followed by music videos for "Take Me As You Please" and "Proper Dose" on November 8, 2018 and January 22, 2019, respectively.
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The growing popularity of roller skating in the United States led to the formation of organized endurance races as early as 1884, when skater Victor W. Clough skated 100 miles over the course of nearly ten hours in Geneseo, Illinois. In 1885, a six-day "go-as-you-please" competition was staged at Madison Square Garden in New York City, with 36 skaters competing for $500$ in recent dollars. in prize money. Two deaths resulted from the six-day race: both the winner, William Donovan, and skater Joseph Cohen died shortly after the race was completed.
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Being, as Kant thinks, actually increases the concept itself in such a way as to transform it. You may attach as many attributes as you please to a concept; you do not thereby lift it out of the subjective sphere and render it actual. So you may pile attribute upon attribute on the conception of God, but at the end of the day you are not necessarily one step nearer his actual existence. So that when we say God exists, we do not simply attach a new attribute to our conception; we do far more than this implies.
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Often pronounced in a way that indicates evading specifics, anything provides full freedom about the something that is supposedly covered by the word. "Anything goes" indicates maximization of freedom, just like "Do as you please" means there are no restrictions other than the restrictions put in place by oneself. One can make the statement that anything is a specific word where everything can be seen as a general word. Still, both meanings may readily be understood by everyone, while their definitions will equally contain some aspects of murkiness as to what is included and what is not.
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All public rooms were renovated, a new deck house was built on the boat deck for a smoking room and verandah cafe with a by "play ground" atop. Much of the interior decoration and furnishing was done in San Francisco and shipped east to the shipyard for installation. A steel tank swimming pool was added on top of the after deck house. President Johnson was being featured in the first class only around the world service "as you please" with 1930 fares as low as $1,110 or $1,370 with private bath and tickets good for two years for visiting twenty-two ports in fourteen countries.
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On one occasion, Cao Pi sent an edict to his general Xiahou Shang as follows: "You are one of my most trusted generals and you are capable of assuming this responsibility. My kindness towards you is worth dying for, and my favour towards you is worth keeping close to your heart. You can do as you please, and you can decide whether people should live or die."(時有詔，詔征南將軍夏侯尚曰：「卿腹心重將，時當任使。恩施足死，惠愛可懷。作威作福，殺人活人。」尚以示濟。) Sanguozhi vol. 14.
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Jervis, 1961, p 53 Since its foundation at this time the square has been managed by Parramatta City Council. Alfred Square was a vibrant community space that hosted a wide range of local events. In the 1880s, for example, events included open-air moonlight and afternoon concerts, a "great...go-as-you- please" 48-hour tournament in a "monster marquee" capable of holding 3,000 people and "brilliantly illuminated each evening," as well as a "Words of Grace Tent" where locals could attend evangelistic services. In late 1889, council discussed the construction of a bandstand in Alfred Square for the local band concerts that had become a regular occurrence.
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He hopes that from the rubble will emerge a utopian anarchistic society – not "the land of take what you want" but "the land of do as you please". In the climax of the graphic novel, V destroys the government's CCTV surveillance buildings, eroding its control over British citizens. However, V is mortally wounded when he is shot by Finch and he staggers back to the Shadow Gallery, where he dies in Evey's arms. Evey then puts him in state, surrounded by violet carson roses, lilies and gelignite, in an Underground train that stops at a blockage along the tracks right under 10 Downing Street, which V had previously prepared.
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The men's World Championship in English draughts dates to the 1840s, predating the men's Draughts World Championship, the championship for men in International draughts, by several decades. Noted world champions include Andrew Anderson, James Wyllie, Robert Martins, Robert D. Yates, James Ferrie, Alfred Jordan, Newell W. Banks, Robert Stewart, Asa Long, Walter Hellman, Marion Tinsley, Derek Oldbury, Ron King, Michele Borghetti, Alex Moiseyev, Patricia Breen, and Amangul Durdyyeva.WCDF champions list Championship held in GAYP (Go As You Please) and 3-Move versions. The winners in men's have been from the United Kingdom, United States, Barbados, and most recently Italy in the 3-Move division.
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Session of the Croatian parliament, the Sabor, on 29 October 1918 Proclamation of the State of Slovenes, Croats and Serbs in Congress Square, Ljubljana, 29 October 1918 On 28 October, Gyula Andrássy the Younger sent a peace note to the American government while the Ban of Croatia, Antun Mihalović, reported to the Emperor and was dismissed with the instruction "Do as you please". The Ministry of War had also decided to allow the local military commands to approach the people's councils in order to help maintain law and order. All this was taken as a sign that the Austro-Hungarian monarchy was disintegrating and that the State of Slovenes, Croats and Serbs was an attainable goal.
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In 1918, she was performing in "Merry-go-round" around the country until September, then "Keep to the Right", "Go as you please" and "The River Girl" simultaneously. The war had ended but her performances continued into 1919, adding "Fall In" to the list of shows. May Morton was engaged to Stanley Mohr on 5 December 1919 and they were married the following April. In spite of saying that she would give up work on her marriage, May Morton did return to the stage in 1937 playing “the chattering busybody friend of Mrs Blake” in Marie Oxenford’s comedy “The Worm that Turned”, which premiered at the De La Warr Pavilion in Bexhill (Brighton Evening Argus 1 December 1937).
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Littlewood would later remark that this was the greatest race he ever won. His next event which was his first venture to London, where in September, of the same year, and competing in field of 29 at the Agricultural Hall, Islington, he won the Sir John Astley, 'Champion Gold Medal' and a prize of £60, which included £10 for beating the then world record of 405 miles. Now established as an up-and-coming figure in his chosen sport, his connections entered the then 21-year-old into the 6th international version of the Astley Belt — the blue riband 142-hour, six days, 'go-as you- please' contest again at the “Aggie”.
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Now, if the gentleman > will do a single step and still keep his partner doing a Two Step, he will > find that she turns around so that she is side by side with him. As soon as > she is in this position, and he finds that he is on the same foot as she is, > that is, in step with her, he resumes the Two Step down the room (but he is > naturally at the side of her instead of in front). He must always remember > to pass his right leg in front of the lady when going forward, just as her > left passes in front of him. There is a dip to this step which you can put > in or not as you please.
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The following 5 November (1998), V blows up the Post Office Tower and Jordan Tower, killing "the Ear" leader Brian Etheridge; in addition to effectively shutting down three government agencies: the Eye, the Ear, and the Mouth. Creedy's men and Harper's associated street gangs violently suppress the subsequent wave of revolutionary fervor from the public. V notes to Evey that he has not yet achieved what he calls the "Land of Do-as-You-Please", meaning a functional anarchistic society, and considers the current chaotic situation an interim period of "Land of Take-What-You- Want". Finch has been mysteriously absent and his young assistant, Dominic Stone, one day realises that V has been influencing the Fate computer all along, which explained V's consistent foresight.
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The children are free to come and go, but they must leave before the land moves on or they will be stuck there until the land returns to the Faraway Tree. In various chapters, one of the children gets stuck in the land. The lands at the top are sometimes extremely unpleasant – for example the Land of Dame Slap, an aggressive school teacher; and sometimes fantastically enjoyable – notably the Land of Birthdays, the Land of Goodies, the Land of Take-What-You-Want and the Land of Do-As-You-Please. The first land the three children visit is the Roundabout Land, where they give some cake to two rabbits, and the rabbits dig a hole for themselves and the three children.
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Gary Howard performing at the Isle of Wight Festival in 2010 After his departure from the Flying Pickets in 1994, Howard toured as a singer with the Alan Parsons Live band and appeared on their album. Howard got his first big solo score with an acoustic version of the Gerry & the Pacemakers hit and Liverpool F.C. anthem "You'll Never Walk Alone", which he released with Virgin Records in 1996. This, and his own acoustic versions of Yazoo and Flying Pickets hit "Only You" and Leonard Cohen's "Hallelujah", as well as his own penned single "Stay for the Night", were also released on his Virgin Records debut album, Come As You Please, which was released on 23 November 2003.The Flying Pickets official website.
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His literary works include poetry (Rooms Containing Falcons), an autobiography (Ramses in Nighttown), a mock-epic (The War at Troy: A True History), an academic novel (A Land of Slaves: A Novel of the American Academy), a novel about Berkeley (The Berkeley Plan: A Novel of the Sixties), a novel about Jazz (Take Five, with Sanford Dorbin), and a collection of short fiction. He has published a memoir: Ramses Reborn. In Tales of the Trojan War he retells in a droll, sometimes ribald style, the stories attached to the Trojan cycle, based on ancient sources. He has translated the IliadReview by Hayden Pelliccia, "As Many Homers as you Please", New York Review of Books (20 November 2017) and the Odyssey.
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The children are free to come and go, but they must leave before the land moves on, or they will be stuck there until that same land returns to the Faraway Tree. In various chapters, one of the children gets stuck in the land. The lands at the top are sometimes extremely unpleasant – for example, the Land of Dame Slap (altered to Dame Snap in revised editions), an aggressive school teacher; and sometimes fantastically enjoyable - notably the Land of Birthdays, the Land of Goodies, the Land of Take-What-You-Want and the Land of Do-As-You-Please. The first land the three children visit is the Roundabout Land, where they give some cake to two rabbits, and the rabbits dig a hole for themselves and the three children.
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2016 started with the band contributing their song 'Pretty As You Please" to the Slimtown Singles series of songs donated to benefit Slim Dunlap, the gutarist from The Replacements who had suffered a major stroke in 2012. In March 2016, Jeremy Porter & The Tucos were officially nominated for the category "Outstanding Alt/Punk/Indie Artist/Group" at the Detroit Music Awards. In May, the band continued the "Above (And Below) The Sweet Tea Line Tour" with shows in new markets in upstate New York, the Midwest, and their first Canadian shows since 2014. They recorded a Daytrotter Session in June, and On July 1, they released a new 7" single on New Fortune Records, 'Barrel of Tears,' featuring a cover of the song Blue Letter by Fleetwood Mac on the B-side.
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People at a cantus use special formulae, usually in Latin. For example, after a song, a senior can order the corona to drink collectively. They can do this by either saying 'prosit corona' (after which the corona responds with 'prosit senior') a few times, or by using the formula 'ad exercissimum sanctissimi salamandris omnes commilitones qui adsunt, surgite', to which the corona replies 'surgimus' whilst rising ('onwards to the exercise of the most sacred salamander, all of you fellow students present, rise' and 'we rise'). Then the senior has the choice of either ordering 'ad libitum' (drink as you please, which should be 'ad libidinem' in more accurate Latin) or the more famous and notorious 'ad fundum' (literally: to the bottom, or drink until the glass is empty).
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In a happy letter to a friend, she wrote: > I can tell you my Dear friend that I am in good health and spirits and feel > as saucy as you please - not only because I am independent, but because I > have gained a complete triumph over some of my friends who did not wish me > success - and others who doubted my judgement in managing the business and > constantly tormented me to death to give up my obstinancy as it was called - > they are now as mute as mice - Not a word dare they utter... O how sweet is > revenge! That same year, Catharine met a young man named Eli Whitney, who tutored her neighbor's children. With her encouragement he took up residence at Mulberry Grove to pursue his inventions. Within a year he had produced a model for the cotton gin.
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From "Songs of the West": The Call of the Woods There's a murmuring in the trees, And a sighing on the breeze; There's a calling from the robins on the hill; And it fills my heart with pain And a longing that is vain To be up and out, a-wandering at my will. There are wildflowers everywhere Shedding fragrance on the air, The butterflies are hurrying to and fro; The squirrels and the bees Are as busy as you please, Out there among the hills where I would go. For it's there that one can rest, Lying close to Nature's breast, And the breeze's lullaby is low and sweet, So I turn my longing eyes Where the stately mountains rise, And the wooded hills are nestling at their feet. Solace Deep in the forest wandering, From life's noise and strain apart, Seeking the comfort of Nature To quiet a restless heart.
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George Littlewood was born on 20 March 1859, in Rawmarsh, Yorkshire, England. In November 1879, Littlewood starred in his first race as a budding long-distance athlete in a six-day, 72-hour, 12 hours per day, 'go- as-you-please' event in which he came in fourth of 28 contestants winning a prize of £4 for scoring 275 miles in the allotted time on a 19-lap to the mile track at Wolverhampton. He then went Nottingham, in February 1880, where, in a 7-day, six hours per night contest, he came in 5th of 19 runners, winning £2. A couple of months later, he went to Leeds where he won his first race in a field of 13 contestants and created a new 12 hours per day, 72-hour world record of 374 miles on a 38-lap to the mile track in a circus rink. For winning, he secured the £35 first prize — plus an extra prize of £10 for beating the record.
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Linkedin Julie-Ann Amos Profile, accessed 19 October 2011 She wrote her first four books in her spare time while she was employed as a human resource expert.Smarter Work Expert Interviews: Work As You Please, accessed 19 October 2011 Amos wrote two of her self-help, business books: Self-Management and Personal Effectiveness in the year 2000.The Guardian Come out of Hibernation, accessed 19 October 2011 The Guardian Get Your Foot in the Door, 22 September 2000, Adeline Iziren, accessed 19 October 2011] Her first work, an introduction to management, later became a part of the United Kingdom's Institute of Management's standard text.Constant Content Freelance Writer Profile accessed 19 October 2011,AKG Mag Writer, Copywriter and Ghostwriter Julie-Ann Amos, accessed 19 October 2011 In 2004, she published the self-help book; How to Pass that Job Interview, which reportedly takes the reader "step- by-step though the recruitment process".Nile Handling Tough Job Interviews, accessed 19 October 2011 In 2005 she founded Exquisite Writing company (Amos Consulting Ltd), in Whitecroft, Gloucestershire, a copywriting and ghostwriting service.
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