But outside of that I'm sure I'll carry on being photographed by people.
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It looks like it will carry on being at least the big test for President Trump during this year.
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When I'm mouthing the name of a politico, or fucking myself, or wondering why I carry on being American.
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An urban fox will "carry on being foxy, whereas thoroughly urbanized humans are in danger of not being optimally human," Foster writes.
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You can pretty much rest assured that these exact deals will carry on being the best well into the official Black Friday sales.
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No. You can lock up a Nazi, but they'll still be a Nazi—and they will carry on being a Nazi after they're released.
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My dad told me if I carry on being good and learning then one day I will be able to have a job at google.
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Labels want their superstars to carry on being superstars: if someone makes them a great deal of money making party hits, they tend to want more of the same.
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"My dad told me that if I carry on being good and learning things that one day I will be able to have a job at Google," Chloe writes.
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"The key message I have, not just for Londoners, but for those from around the world, is we will carry on being the resilient city that we are," Mr. Khan said.
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Even as you reap those rewards, you can carry on being a terrible person to others, emailing neo-Nazi-adjacent media figures and groping women, because hey, you're committed to the cause.
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SS: It's a real pleasure speaking to you Eric, and despite our badgering, we will definitely carry on being impatient, that's kind of our job, but-, and also your job to rebuff us as well.
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GC: Mr. Gentiloni is not even on the ballot, but everybody I talk to, you said it, off air, Carlo Messina has made it pretty clear to me, would like to see Mr. Gentiloni carry on being Prime Minister.
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" Mr. Gant writes, of this intervention from above: "The Tudor musician, ever the pragmatist, did his best to carry on being true to his inheritance and beliefs, while at the same time not getting into trouble, at least until the next change came along.
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We had just started talking about how much we both love Lita Ford when the clock ran out and he was swept away to carry on being the center of attention—but for that quick half hour, we were just two music nerds geeking out about blastbeats and cassette tapes.
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Touring is in many cases necessary for career sustainability: "These DIY and crowdfunding sites like Bandcamp could well be the difference between you being able to carry on being a full time artist versus giving it up and going back to a dayjob, but it's not going to be enough on its own" says Mulligan.
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Six months post-procedure it was springtime on my scalp however and, by the ten-month mark, the blooming results had given me a renewed confidence and tacit approval to carry on being a feckless bobo and tousle-haired shag-about (British for "fuck boy"—hoping it catches on on this side of the pond) for the foreseeable future.
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I felt I couldn't just carry on being Diane indefinitely. I wanted to be an actor, not just a personality." Lawrence returned for brief stints in 1993, 1994 and 1997. Lawrence quit weeks after making her comeback in 1997 and she had since commented: "Going back to EastEnders was like going back to school and none of your friends are there.
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Chan Tien Ghee became chairman on 27 May 2010. His aim was to get Cardiff into the Premier League and stated that Dave Jones would carry on being manager, whilst also hiring Gethin Jenkins from Newport Gwent Dragons to become Chief Executive of the club.Cardiff chairman Datuk Chan Tien Ghee cools fan fears from BBC News However, Cardiff failed to get promoted at the end of his first season as chairman. He resigned the position as chairman in March 2013, to pursue other business opportunities.
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After the BBC left the theatre in August 2003, it was left unused and deteriorated considerably, to the extent that, in early 2005, the venue was placed on English Heritage’s ‘buildings at risk’ register as its future had become so uncertain. Barnet Council was keen for the building to carry on being used as an entertainment venue, and the BBC was given 18 months to sell it as such. However, since no buyer was forthcoming, the local authority allowed it to be sold at auction in September 2006 with the potential for being developed for other uses - for which the BBC had already applied but been turned down. For planning purposes the Hippodrome came to be classed as 'D2' under the 'Use Classes Order' and not under 'Sui Generis' exclusively as a theatre - no stage productions had taken place for more than 40 years.
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