I was like 'Come on guys, let's do this, come on, come on.
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I was like, 'Come on guys, let's do this, come on, come on.
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"Come on Britney, come on down to the studio," he echoed.
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"Come on kid, come on son, you got this," he said to me.
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"Come on, come on baby girl," the man in the background is heard saying.
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It might come on their first run, it might come on their millionth run.
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And so I wanted to sort of get Anne's reaction ... come on, come on.
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"Come on, come on," she starts her song off—an obvious citation of Smash Mouth.
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"Come on, come on, you're better than this," Chaffetz tried to say over the din.
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They reached out to their neighbors and said, 'there is a doctor; come on, come on.
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Many men probably think they're doing a good thing when they praise a woman's intellect instead of her body, but a come on is a come on is a come on.
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"Come on dude, come on, just let me," begged Fallon, 41, as he turned on the razor.
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Low didn't come on until 9:30, and you know Gwen can't come on earlier than J.Low.
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"I was staring at the phone and I was like, 'Come on phone, come on phone,'" he recalls.
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"I was saying, 'Come on, come on, wake up, wake up,' when I was doing it," Hall said.
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"They started getting louder and louder, getting upset, yelling offenses to the server, saying come on, come on," he said.
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"A lot of people not gonna come on the song how Lil Baby gonna come on the song," Quay said.
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Because you come on every week and all your friends come on who are congressmen, and you are trying to do it.
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"Come On" (1961) It didn't even make the lowest rung of the top 100, but "Come On" featured some of Chuck's most insistent singing.
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The location: a Foo Fighters pub, named 'The Foo Fighters Arms' and announced on Twitter with the words "KEEP CALM AND COME ON" (...come on what?).
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So this diversion over to Venezuela - come on now.
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CN: You know ... Come on Casey, here's your bailiwick.
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What a surprise — there's millions of you, come on!
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It's like, come on, dog — what is the problem?
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But come on — by now, you already know that.
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The final verdict: ... In favor & Opposed: OH COME ON!
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" Adaptimmune Therapeutics: "Man, come on, you speculated, you won.
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" And Mr. Big, Ron Galotti, said, "Oh, come on.
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"And the relevance is — and come on," she laughed.
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What s – I mean, come on, let's be honest.
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" Crispr Therapeutics: "Come on, man, that's way too speculative.
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The pop star—a second-generation Elvis, or a pre–Robin Thicke Robin Thicke—flashes his cuffs; his mouth is partly open; he's a come-on waiting to be come on to.
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"For one or two days, he would ignore them, but they would say, 'Come on, come on,' and he would start again," said Ms. Kaur, who grew up in Amritsar, Punjab's capital.
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Oh, come on, don't even try to fight the tears.
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She's like, 'Come on we've got to go see Stormi!
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If I'm buying a wedding gift, too — like come on!
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And, he said, grocery stores started to come on board.
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I used to say to her, 'Come on, that's enough.
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At the moment, his Instagram bio reads: Come on, Michael!
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And I'm too shy to ask guests to come on.
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And you want to just do a spin, come on!
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Come on Asus, do you even know what AI means?
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Symptoms can come on 12 to 48 hours after exposure.
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There's plenty of room for Republicans to come on board.
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So, the European countries are starting to come on board.
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Clearly I don't know either one personally, but come on.
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Peter, perhaps you should come on a weeknight next time.
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I think there is more to come on this subject.
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Come on, she works out in a "Super Diva!" sweatshirt.
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The charges come on top of ones laid in 2016.
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"Oh, please, I'm sorry, just come on in," Weinstein said.
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It's make or break, and it will come on suddenly.
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Bring Tony back, bring Tony back, and come on, Jacob!
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Maybe they'll come on in the next five years, though.
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Come on, what's not to love about rose gold everything?
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Come on, you can't want the good without the bad.
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"As a former manager, I mean, come on," Pauga said.
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The main difference is how quickly the symptoms come on.
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But come on, we all Jughead loves a good mystery.
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And it's like, Teddi, come on, for crying out loud.
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Every time I got the ball, he was 'Come on.
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I think you'll see more to come on that front.
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It makes for a nice video demo — but come on!
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"Those that want to come on board, great," he said.
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Much more to come on the big Russia probe development.
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The sale is good, but come on, not that good!
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Come on — we can't wait to see you in Berlin!
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Oh, you don't think he's good in bed, come on.
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"As Edith walks in, my sister said, "Come on, Mary!
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Come on, take off your partisan blinders and admit it.
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Come on Google, you can be more innovative than that!
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Come on Samsung, know when to let a product die.
|
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Every week, innovative new tech gadgets come on the scene.
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I mean, come on, I'm going to come across town.
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I want to be like, come on man, what's up.
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Hulu says Campbell will come on board later this summer.
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WE DON'T COME ON TO THIS SCENE AS A THREAT.
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And I mean come on, to finally meet Vinny's mom?!
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Come on, let's go outside and have a look around.
|
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They sometimes had famous athletes come on and play themselves.
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" He continued of the president's recent budget proposal, "Come on!
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"Pip, come on, get up," one of his teammates said.
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More to come on #marr Sunday at 9am BBC1. pic.twitter.
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"Please don't come on my air and lie," Scarborough said.
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Come on in, and pull yourself up a mini chair.
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Every Sunday, The Wonderful World of Disney would come on.
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Just come on the tour and be gone afterwards. Simple.
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Even with the Hot 97 shit, it's like come on.
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The first clear sign is likely to come on Aug.
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Has anything like illicit fentanyl come on the scene before?
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Streetlights will come on, and the stars will come out.
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NEARLY AS COOL AS CIGARETTES AREN'T PAUL, COME ON MAN.
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Come on Sam, I know I'm not the only one.
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That was my moment of being like, 'Ugh, come on!
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"Come on, let me see what you have," he said.
|
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They're saying to me, 'Come on, Jim, what's going on?
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LEGERE: OH YEAH, WELL, COME ON. HELP THOSE POOR PEOPLE.
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We struggled early but have come on real strong here.
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"Come on, Hina," Hassan heard one of the women say.
|
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More to come on that front in the coming days.
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He wasn't sure if he was going to come on.
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I mean come on, why else would you do that?
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For Stroll that breakthrough is unlikely to come on Sunday.
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But in the end, McCain chose to come on board.
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Come on down to 39th Street and take a selfie!
|
|
"Come on Jeff, you're the states' rights guy," Colbert said.
|
|
Thursday's regularly scheduled paycheck is expected to come on time.
|
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J asmine : Come on, girl, you know what I'm saying.
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Come on, kid, you've got better profile skills than this.
|
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And we've really got to say, 'Come on, behave, behave.
|
|
"I Don't Know" and "Come On To Me" dropped Wednesday.
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Advertising revenue would come on top of it, he said.
|
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I'd be crossing the street, thinking, Come on, hit me!
|
|
Or, come on a weekday to witness the 22017 a.m.
|
|
Stay tuned; Patrick will have more to come on this.
|
|
Come on, a "The Boy Is Mine" duet with Velma?
|
|
So, come on, [Apple CEO] Tim Cook and Judy Faulkner.
|
|
If it's too many takes, he's like, 'Come on girl.
|
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" And she's like, "No, come on, you gotta do this!
|
|
They said, 'Your first day is Friday, come on in.
|
|
Louisville has quietly come on strong, recently beating North Carolina.
|
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He was a slow study, but has come on recently.
|
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I mean, come on, how cute are these product descriptions?
|
|
Terry McAuliffe (D) will come on the cable news program.
|
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I mean, come on, drop a fucking bomb, won't you?
|
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John, come on this show and explain it to us.
|
|
"Come on — try and ask a real question," he snapped.
|
|
She had come on behalf of half a dozen groups.
|
|
Oh come on, I'm not writing this all out again.
|
|
LG: Elon, you're welcome to come on the show anytime.
|
|
"Oh, come on, Dre," the coach said, according to Barone.
|
|
"Oh come on," he said with an epic eye roll.
|
|
It was great for you to come on the show.
|
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Come on, everything else that's followed it has been that.
|
|
Come on, KFC: what would Lei Feng say about this?
|
|
In favor: Come on, that happens on literally every change.
|
|
"It was the whole future, come on," she told me.
|
|
Five of France's nine goals have come on set pieces.
|
|
The music stops, the lights come on, the confetti falls.
|
|
I found Sophie (below), who had come on her own.
|
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Your next edition of Vox Sentences will come on Monday.
|
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But come on: My heart is not made of dragonglass.
|
|
Come on Republican Senators, you can do it on Healthcare.
|
|
"Come on, how many investigations are there now?" she said.
|
|
"President Trump, come on board," Sanders said on CNN Sunday.
|
|
" She also recalled thinking, though not saying, "Oh come on.
|
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Come on, say the stupid effing words, and get off.
|
|
Henry A. LowensteinNewport, R.I. To the Editor: Come on, boomers!
|
|
Precociously flirty Latina girls come on to him in class.
|
|
Another source said the announcement will come on the 14th.
|
|
The next day, my older brother Cary said: 'Come on.
|
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Such spreads rarely come on the market, Ms. Geiger said.
|
|
Come on, you guys — we need a Summer House wedding!
|
|
Instead, the big change seems to have come on Sept.
|
|
"I'll come on your podcast Rachel," he tweeted Wednesday evening.
|
|
"Come on, how much work can you do?" he said.
|
|
His first chance will come on Friday night in Milwaukee.
|
|
Come on by and tell him big Rudy sent you.
|
|
The reactor is due to come on stream in 2024.
|
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It's easy to come on board when things are popular.
|
|
So come on Washington: Let's get rid of the loopholes.
|
|
My buddy was across the street and yelled, 'Come on!
|
|
And then we had Crosby, Stills and Nash come on.
|
|
" McCain appeared baffled by remark and repeatedly said, "Come on.
|
|
We thought, 'He's agreed to come on with his girlfriend?
|
|
So, I want you to come on a quick journey.
|
|
Then there are the adults who come on their own.
|
|
"Come on -- that's just crazy!" said Hemenway, the Harvard researcher.
|
|
She added that a formal announcement will come on Tuesday.
|
|
"Come on, bring him up," Trump told his security detail.
|
|
Come on man; we've been with you guys since 1898.
|
|
There are 20203 AU members still to come on board.
|
|
But for lack of a better term — come on, man.
|
|
"Come on, guys, it's a good thing," he reportedly said.
|
|
WE APPRECIATE IT WHENEVER YOU DO COME ON THE SHOW.
|
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Come on over to N Scale Model Trains (8093,2809 members).
|
|
And it was just 'come on: let's go for it!
|
|
"Michael, come on, Michael," he said as he stood up.
|
|
" He responded: "No, I didn't say that, come on Maria.
|
|
And rightly so in some cases, but ... But, come on.
|
|
The crunch vote is now expected to come on Feb.
|
|
At what point did the revenue team come on board?
|
|
"Come on, Lennon, that was pure guy talk," one said.
|
|
BREGMAN: But only now, come on, you jumped the bandwagon.
|
|
Come on Monday, and we'll have everything ready for you.
|
|
I was just like, she wrote 50 books, come on!
|
|
Come on, I'm a journalist, once every two years, maybe.
|
|
I'm still there – come on, let's keep it real here.
|
|
Come on — nobody wants to deal with a cracked phone screen.
|
|
He is like the worst person having a campaign, come on.
|
|
Television coverage will come on CNN, CNNI and CNN en Español.
|
|
Come on, you're an idiot," followed by, "I know, I'm sorry.
|
|
Come on, Hollywood – if handled correctly, this could be so great.
|
|
Come on...no one knows how to get down like her.
|
|
"Come on Rog, get up!" yelled a man in the crowd.
|
|
By the way we want you to come on the show.
|
|
No. Come on, man, I've got just shootin' the lights out.
|
|
So Doug, is the rise of the far left, come on.
|
|
The allegations come on the heels of the Harvey Weinstein scandal.
|
|
I don't have to wait for a concert to come on.
|
|
Well look, come on that&aposs a typical left move on .
|
|
The moon had gone and it had come on to drizzle.
|
|
"Come on, hurry up brothers!" says another fighter, beckoning him aboard.
|
|
About 60 percent still come on board for the ad service.
|
|
BONDI: And come on, aren&apost you going to protect her?
|
|
" The clip ends with Benvenutti taunting Johnson by saying, "come on!
|
|
Therefore, they need at least nine Democrats to come on board.
|
|
The allegations come on the heels of the Harvey Weinstein scandal.
|
|
Remember, regulatory requests come on the regulator's schedule, not on yours.
|
|
"He said 'Oh, come on' and he was angry," Heller says.
|
|
And she probably was like, 'Come on, time to come home.
|
|
No. 9 Butler: Come on, how did this not go in?
|
|
It's about the ... Oh COME ON. It's always about the money.
|
|
Come on, it'll be like looking over a Highlights magazine. 1.
|
|
And men who are like that, you're just like, Come on.
|
|
Yeah, we know everything that's wrong with him, but come on.
|
|
Come on man," Crews responded, "Broke people — fight in the street.
|
|
There's a lot to come on the new Kimmy Schmidt season.
|
|
Dad always wanted Earl and Mom to come on these drives.
|
|
Come on, even the best ribs can't be worth a stabbing.
|
|
CLINTON: ... but it goes much further, because... O'MALLEY: Oh, come on.
|
|
That when I flip the light switch, the lights come on.
|
|
"Come on," Ruiz said, urging his girlfriend to pull the trigger.
|
|
Cats can't understand English, so you tell a cat, 'Come on.
|
|
The Rivian investment will come on top of that previous figure.
|
|
Those statewide increases come on top of many city-level hikes.
|
|
I know happy endings aren't very X-ey, but come on!
|
|
And I had made this commitment to come on this show.
|
|
And he knew I come on strong in the later rounds.
|
|
I know millennials aren't buying diamonds right now, but come on.
|
|
Come on, I'd wait until she's at least 2 1/2!
|
|
" Mortimer: "Come on, why cook when I can order room service?!
|
|
Soy sauce and spicy mayo does not come on the side.
|
|
And they are welcome to come on the show any time.
|
|
It will also tell you stories — which, I mean, come on.
|
|
I mean, come on, I got a good life right now.
|
|
I'm all about the Girl Scout cookies but come on now.
|
|
Trump's strong points come on managing the economy, terrorism and immigration.
|
|
And more recently we've seen small rental companies come on board.
|
|
"Everyone is so—oh, come on," he says, stammering a little.
|
|
Braidy's Atlas mill is scheduled to come on stream in 2021.
|
|
Come on Dev, I don't know about doing a music video.
|
|
Shorter on the sides, pushed back to the side, Come on.
|
|
Well, sure, there are a ton of reasons, but come on!
|
|
"Come on, baby, cry for me, cry for me," Kimbro said.
|
|
Only two of his 15 RBIs have come on the road.
|
|
I mean, I come on fair amount as a talking head.
|
|
But then I am saying to myself, you know, come on.
|
|
The explanation is that they have communication problems, but come on.
|
|
Cam's retort: He quit his job to come on The Bachelorette.
|
|
Come on, you know that image was just ripe for it!
|
|
"Business will come on its own after six months," he said.
|
|
I was like, 'Oh come on, have a romance with me!
|
|
Most news from the talks is likely to come on Thursday.
|
|
Come on, Katy — throw a guy a trigger warning next time.
|
|
"Come on governor, even though you didn't endorse me," Trump quipped.
|
|
Someone can come on and say, 'Look, bitches, I can belt.
|
|
Most come on overcrowded smugglers&apos boats from Tunisia and Morocco.
|
|
Come on, you gotta have a little levity in this darkness.
|
|
And when the lights come on, the rats run in holes.
|
|
"Come on man, y'all don't do that to somebody," he sighed.
|
|
"Come on, give us 10 lei for a beer," they laugh.
|
|
Dallas had come on this album after Laurent left in 2012.
|
|
It's a guy joke, it's such a guy joke, come on.
|
|
So come on ladies: Find the nearest Starbucks and start writing.
|
|
"Come on," Pitsiladis said in exasperation before leaving for his hotel.
|
|
" I know there are, but I'm like, "Come on, wake up!
|
|
"Quit doing that, come on," Bennett says during the fourth take.
|
|
So I asked him to come on and work with me.
|
|
I mean, come on, we are supposed to be fighting terrorism.
|
|
You're going to come on our show when we're in California.
|
|
"Come on, every cop knows what a hairbag is," he said.
|
|
"Come on and I'll get you a drink," Eileen said gently.
|
|
The Memorial Prize in Economic Science will come on Monday, Oct.
|
|
I mean, come on — look at this delicious piece of art:
|
|
The announcement is expected to come on Friday, two officials say.
|
|
"Come on, I can't show you everything," the narrator tells us.
|
|
They may have come on later ones, willingly or in chains.
|
|
Kennedy's remarks come on the third day of public impeachment testimony.
|
|
Relational databases—I mean, come on, how hard can that be?
|
|
"On July 4th in Washington D.C., come on down," he said.
|
|
Then 'Schindler's List' came out, and I was, like, 'Come on!
|
|
Calhoun agrees to come on, and the interview is a success.
|
|
I mean, come on, go back and listen to that song.
|
|
The protests also come on the 70th anniversary of Israel's independence.
|
|
Like, more power to you for saving money, but come on.
|
|
Come on, fess up, it must have been one of you.
|
|
Come on—like you, like any of us, expected anything different.
|
|
When you have the Brady momma and Foxy Brown, come on.
|
|
But if you are Drake........come on the show. Drake. Come.
|
|
Phil is always ready for a good meme but come on.
|
|
"Come on, this side!" he shouts, goading everyone to his left.
|
|
" Then some other queen would say, "Come on, leave her alone!
|
|
"Come on, man," he said to his development chef Thomas Frebel.
|
|
But come on, I don't have time for guys like that.
|
|
Now, it's a gorgeous preview of what may come on Sunday.
|
|
Come on girl you're better then this n have some respect.
|
|
"There aren't many that actually come on the market," Herrera said.
|
|
Day 1: Symptoms come on abruptly, within an hour or two.
|
|
And more to come on that in various locations, I think.
|
|
Recessions have happened in the past, but they come on slowly.
|
|
KS: It's money for your sound, your giant sound, come on.
|
|
Charles M. Blow Dear America: Come on, you can't be serious.
|
|
It was like, 'Come on, just let us have a beer!
|
|
Wozniacki kept muttering "Come On" to herself on this muggy afternoon.
|
|
The power would not come on again until 11:45 p.m.
|
|
Many of those comments tend to come on hot-button posts.
|
|
I'm grateful that Amazon and Netflix have come on the scene.
|
|
"After that I learned, O.K., you can't come on too strong."
|
|
But I felt, Come on Larbi, you have to try this.
|
|
"Come on," Representative Joseph Crowley, Democrat of New York, cried out.
|
|
My friends say: 'Come on, you know how to do this.
|
|
So, if you are around on July 29, come on down.
|
|
A key test of this support will likely come on Sunday.
|
|
Elba seems to be having a fine time, but come on!
|
|
"Come on down, y'all," wrote former New Orleans Mayor Mitch Landrieu.
|
|
I mean come on, chunky knit and cowl neck AND pockets?!
|
|
What's more, genuine Banksy paintings come on the market very rarely.
|
|
But come on: Few of us are doing any such thing.
|
|
Some people even come on package tours devoted to the primary.
|
|
Come on Mexican, I thought you were all Mexican and strong.
|
|
I mean, come on, that&aposs the whole family right there.
|
|
Come on— BECKY QUICK: How did you have the self-discipline?
|
|
She didn't even want to come on this vacation, you know.
|
|
"Like, oh man, come on, they did it again," he said.
|
|
" He jumped out of the vehicle and Alter said "Come on.
|
|
As in: Come on, how does he actually win this thing?
|
|
"Come on," the European Tour press officer Michael Gibbons shot back.
|
|
"It's very hard to get people to come on," he says.
|
|
"At halftime I told London, I said come on," Bennett said.
|
|
Come on over here and let me give you a hug.
|
|
"Accordingly, more focus must come on the supply side," Hogan said.
|
|
Time moves fast but, come on, it doesn't move that fast.
|
|
It's just saying: 'Come on, can't we find some other stories?
|
|
He said he hopes she can come on the air soon.
|
|
Come on Jeff, you can do it, the country is waiting!
|
|
But if they feel differently, they should come on the show.
|
|
The power and water come on only intermittently in many cities.
|
|
Then, as suddenly as the episodes had come on, they vanished.
|
|
Akhtar said police did not have permission to come on campus.
|
|
It might even come on the side of the police force.
|
|
"Come on," he said as the woman cleared the closing doors.
|
|
We asked him to come on the podcast one last time.
|
|
I talked to a bunch of ... I was like, come on.
|
|
We're driving down the road, and the blue lights come on.
|
|
Everything but crips … … the speech ends and the lights come on.
|
|
And we can give them more reasons to come on board.
|
|
And almost always at my pleading: Come on, Brian, tell the joke.
|
|
Mars can make you come on a little too strong at times.
|
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Raymond&aposs a godfather to one of my kids, so come on.
|
|
Space Jam (1996)Come on and slam, and welcome to the jam.
|
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UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: Can you come on over to your desks for Matt?
|
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Way to go, GOP COME ON. Attack each others' penis size already!!!
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She&aposs too-- (CROSSTALK) FAULKNER: You&aposre going to come on one.
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Those non-member cuts come on top of an OPEC decision Nov.
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I mean, it's not really that big a deal, but come on.
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I tried to tell him, come on and get on with it.
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"That's why I don't want to come on these visits," he mused.
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I know Hollywood is filled with white, blonde women, but come on.
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Curry's 587 over the past two season have come on 1,299 attempts.
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Seven of Ekman-Larsson's 213 goals have come on the power play.
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GIGOT: All right, so more to come on all of these stories.
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Come on, nothing's ever that cut and dry on Vanderpump Rules, y'all!
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For her to come on and share … it was just so powerful.
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Come on, "traditional games media" haters: Get your story consistent, at least.
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Come on, we were already well aware that Taylor Swift is scrappy.
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Like, come on, getting texts sent to your watch is pretty cool.
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Several new gas fields have come on stream in the past year.
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Only one biosimilar, by Novartis AG, has come on the U.S. market.
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Viewers may remember her, she occasionally would come on and join us.
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As they come on board, they are also given a red bag.
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Lucy Dacus: It's really come on hard in the past couple years.
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The profound fog that I'd been bracing for had never come on.
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Recent trademark filings suggest there's more to come on that front, too.
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What I can say is— JIM CRAMER: But you did come on.
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With Ed Breen running the company, come on let's not overthink it.
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Speaking of which: Why does it never come on at the clubs?
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"jermaine - come on," replied actress Rosie O'Donnell, saying she believed the accusers.
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" I'm like, "Come on, nobody does that anymore, and it's so fraudulent.
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" When she pushed him away, she remembers him saying, "Oh, come on.
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All of Moulson's goals this year have come on the power play.
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"Come on, you can't want the good without the bad," she explained.
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Early bird watches cost $449 and come on a thick leather strap.
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You're making a bit of a bold statement... Astro: Oh come on.
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""Oh, um...""I have to write five pages tonight, but come on.
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They come on their own or with a few other older friends.
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Come on, just give him a pop kiss, it's no big deal.
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Of his 20 receptions, 19 have come on third or fourth down.
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Well, you do get Cheetos in two hours, I mean, come on.
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Okay, come on— Donald Trump: But she's not— Lesley Stahl: She's not?
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I mean, come on — we all have to sleep at some point.
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Maybe her dad's newest single, "Lights Come On," will enter her rotation.
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"In the beginning — come on, you're watching it back now," she said.
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And then I said come on the show and tell me that.
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We have breakfast if you want to come on back … #drakecametodrake #butwewereasleep.
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If you want to do MDMA ... No. Well come on my podcast.
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He could propose an amendment to the First Amendment, but come on.
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I then was asked to come on board to create a image.
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More are expected to come on board in the next two weeks.
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Oh, and while we're on the subject of petting... Seriously, come on.
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It is a platform where so many people come on and share.
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We did call Stacey Abrams to come on the show as well.
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Just keep in mind that "more money" doesn't just come on demand.
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But that doesn't explain everything as many companies come on their own.
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GUILIANI: Fitzgerald, Comey, big pile of Muellers, Wiseman, these guys, come on.
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Come on and meet your guests and, you know, don't segregate yourselves.
|
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But the come-on doesn't work, triggering a profane breakdown in private.
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" To which I replied, "Come on, your life doesn't change that much?
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Come on, you know it's full of clues that shouldn't go ignored.
|
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And if you're a Bauhaus aficionado, come on in, the water's fine!
|
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I've actually seen my weight come on in all the right areas.
|
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Her comments come on the same day as 2020 presidential candidate Sen.
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Giroux and Voracek's assists just happened to come on the game winner.
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Just come on in and do your business, regardless of who's there.
|
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To paraphrase former Washington Redskins defensive end Brian Orakpo: Come on, man.
|
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You listen to the news, the ads come on, and it's terrible.
|
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The music video for the K.Flay song "Cops" had just come on.
|
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"Come on Nicky, we're all with you," added the 38-year-old .
|
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Identifying symptoms come on quick, according to the CDC, and can vary.
|
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Some come on their own because they see it [the ageism] happening.
|
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And like, come on guys, this is chum chum chum chum chum.
|
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That point could come on March 15 when Florida and Ohio vote.
|
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"I mean, come on, 108 years is far too long," she said.
|
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All eight of his homers this season have come on the road.
|
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If you're in New York, come on out and join the celebration!
|
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It's also expensive, but come on, this is Apple we're talking about.
|
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And I was like, Come on, man, you gotta bring it home.
|
|
"Come on," a woman wearing a flowered top said to our row.
|
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Come on dog, act like you've been here before — get in there!
|
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Fucking spreadsheets bro, come on we're making videos and doing extreme sports.
|
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But come on, people, is getting arrested over cheesecake really worth it???
|
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Hulu wants you to come on in, and have a look around.
|
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" She continued, "Come on, you can't want the good without the bad.
|
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No explanation was needed because come on, have you seen that guy?
|
|
Or when Trump announced Anthony Scaramucci would come on as communications director?
|
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"He goes, 'Come on, it's not 100 percent,'" Bannon says of Trump.
|
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" President Trump says it's "okay" to meet with dictators: "Come on in.
|
|
McCain was always around and always willing to come on and talk.
|
|
So let's say Donald Trump wanted to come on your show. Yeesh.
|
|
"Come on, it'll be fun," Leah says seductively before they head downtown.
|
|
I'm going to change my dress once or twice, like, come on!
|
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"For the 11 million people, come on, folks," Kasich said to Trump.
|
|
But still, let's file this under "OH COME ON, AMERICA." http://huff.
|
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Come on down, try the off-the-menu Rippin' Fried Hot Chicken.
|
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Today, many refugees from Central America come on the tops of trains.
|
|
Appoint him court jester or tea maker, but come on — foreign secretary?
|
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A vote on final passage will come on Wednesday morning, Murkowski announced.
|
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It turns out I'd come on the day after this store's opening.
|
|
That's where earnings start to come on stronger and the economy improves.
|
|
Come on, are you telling me you still carry one of those?
|
|
"Look at Ivanka, come on up honey, she's so good," Trump said.
|
|
Kirk: Scotty, we've got to get the power back on, come on!
|
|
When Donaldson reached out to him, Bianchi responded to come on down.
|
|
The effects come on quickly and can be overwhelming to new users.
|
|
He is like the worst person having a campaign, come on. REP.
|
|
Twelve of his 15 goals this season have come on home ice.
|
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And Steph Curry, come on, Golden State Warriors, unbelievable game last night.
|
|
Expected for April 24, the announcement will now come on May 31.
|
|
You tweeted a public challenge to me to come on your show.
|
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"When the raps would come on, I would do them," he explains.
|
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One version of that question is a well meaning, come on. Right.
|
|
You could store this, but come on, make it the day of.
|
|
Come on, I thought, but Trump had them eating from his hand.
|
|
Indeed, only two more days to see it, so come on by!
|
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I just want to come on all of your little titties tonight.
|
|
Come on, I mean, if nothing else, do it for comedy's sake.
|
|
Okay, come on — Donald Trump: But she's not — Lesley Stahl: She's not?
|
|
But, come on, Tommy Ramone was incredibly knowledgeable about European art films.
|
|
Drawing and a pecan pie for Will — come on now, let's go.
|
|
As for the Wizards, come on, you guys aren't going anywhere, anyway.
|
|
They started to do well and more people have come on board.
|
|
But come on, we're fighting for the biggest organization in the world.
|
|
Come on, he's been training for this fight for over a year!
|
|
By 20143, the architect Jean Nouvel had come on board as president.
|
|
Come on… tell us… what are you doing for the big NYE?
|
|
Frequently-loaned Arsenal attacker Joel Campbell has come on for Marco Ureña.
|
|
Filipe Luis is standing by the fourth official, ready to come on.
|
|
Bowie didn't come on for many minutes; there was only white light.
|
|
"Come on out here," the officer says, stepping farther outside the house.
|
|
"Everyone was on a knife's edge, like come on," Mr. Elba says.
|
|
When one did come on the TV, Michel would change the channel.
|
|
The World Health Organization (WHO) says these symptoms typically come on gradually.
|
|
But she said the more decisive test would come on Nov. 6.
|
|
"Come on up; we want to hear you," Ms. Paltrow said kindly.
|
|
"Tell me more about psytrance" became a come-on and punch line.
|
|
"Come on now, there's some meat on those bones," he told me.
|
|
Even Prince Andrew was like, come on, Leo, mate, you're nearly 50!
|
|
He was, however, optimistic that new investors could potentially come on board.
|
|
City officials had recently said that day would come on April 22.
|
|
They would come on top of previous hikes in March and June.
|
|
"Come on; you have to stay," he said to one luncheon companion.
|
|
A vote on the measure in the House could come on Friday.
|
|
I am rarely terrified," Daniels wrote, saying Roethlisberger responded, saying, "'Come on.
|
|
I mean, come on, Toro is clearly not a stand-up guy.
|
|
The complex is expected to come on line in 2022, Neoenergia said.
|
|
Come on, white man, you want me to fuck yo' white ass?
|
|
An adorable bandana Come on, these are just too cute to resist.
|
|
Arguably, more seat side bolstering should come on a Sport branded car.
|
|
But the blatantly deceptive nature of the emails — like come on, VPNs?
|
|
Mr. Hannity implored other Democratic presidential candidates to come on his show.
|
|
"More than ever we need you to come on vacation," he said.
|
|
Finally, a brief word to the really hardened atheists: Oh, come on.
|
|
Or come on over to the White House, let's talk about it.
|
|
That's happened every single time new technologies have come on the scene.
|
|
AR: I come on here, and I just have no filter, Lauren.
|
|
Half of his 22011 homers this season have come on the road.
|
|
He was phoning me: 'Forget about that, come on down, work out.
|
|
Come on, GOP, how stupid do you think the American people are?
|
|
We bishops in New York, we wrote and said, 'Come on in.
|
|
"The only negative about it is the trolls come on," he added.
|
|
"Come on, I'm a capitalist," she once said during an interview. Sen.
|
|
He's really come on big-time and when we needed him to.
|
|
WAPNER: YEAH, BUT, I MEAN, COME ON. THE FUNDAMENTALS MATTER, DON'T THEY?
|
|
Would it kill you to come on this show, Mr. [Al] Kelly?
|
|
Instead, they're singularly focused on the vote that will come on Nov.
|
|
He doesn't even have to come on, he can just call us.
|
|
It&aposs just a matter of, does it come on Christmas Eve?
|
|
I mean, come on, really, calling the North Korean dictator 'Rocket Man'?
|
|
Come on, no need to come after the president's taste in music.
|
|
KERNEN: Thank you for agreeing to come on CNBC and Squawk Box.
|
|
Burnett: But then we complain, and we say hey, come on guys.
|
|
"Tell me about lungs, come on," Mr. Trump said at one point.
|
|
Mr. Hannity implored other Democratic presidential candidates to come on his show.
|
|
"Come on," one of my students said when I taught Butler's text.
|
|
"Come on," I said, refusing to let this guy off the hook.
|
|
If you remember, my first major speech — sit down, everybody, come on.
|
|
"Come on, my friend," she said now to the little blond boy.
|
|
"Come on in, the water is warm," she told reporters on Thursday.
|
|
I fast forward through your dialogue any time you come on screen.
|
|
Some people might say, but the pint's only 300 calories, come on!!
|
|
"It's different from me and you saying, 'Oh, come on,'" Levinson said.
|
|
Verdict: Come on, photographers, it's not that hard to ask for permission.
|
|
Four of those Dodgers' walk-off victories have come on home runs.
|
|
I think the bigger risk ... Come on, they have kombucha butlers there.
|
|
Come on, we all saw what you did to Milo and others.
|
|
Come on, play with 'blood,' play with more ... Play with the pancreas.
|
|
"Come On Come On" — two stately, undulating chords fortified by a string section and addressed to a "beautiful, beautiful girl" — declares, "I just wanna make you" in a "great great love" but comes across as worshipful, not pushy.
|
|
I mean come on man, we saw you trying to run those bases.
|
|
That means a cloture vote could come on Friday morning at the soonest.
|
|
Pence said he "hopes" moderate Democrats will come on board with his pick.
|
|
We roll out the red carpet for at every administration so come on.
|
|
Come on Alcatel, Android 9 Pie was released more than five months ago.
|
|
But I mean come on, they&aposve lost their marbles haven&apost they?
|
|
We think democracy is the highest thing; it is not democracy, come on.
|
|
"Come on, little one," he whispers, trying to coax the creature into being.
|
|
INGRAHAM: Oh come on, Ted Nugent because he appears, he plays at clubs.
|
|
"About 60 percent still come on board for the ad service," he said.
|
|
No. He won&apost come on this show or comment back to us.
|
|
Come on, guys, let's put that big data treasure trove to good use.
|
|
There will be debates to come -- on trade, on spending, on national defense.
|
|
I understand wanting a balance of sweet and salty, but come on, bro.
|
|
And come on, wouldn't you eat dropletized liquid if you got the chance?
|
|
All six of the Seminoles' losses this year have come on the road.
|
|
Come on out, you three, and we're going to have a great discussion.
|
|
So come on, close Chrome for two seconds and give it a try.
|
|
Thanks, and when you do your podcast, I will come on your podcast.
|
|
Stick out your thumb and the motion-triggered, magenta LED lights come on.
|
|
Come on now — even in shame the man is nothing if not verbose.
|
|
Dark CirclesWhen seasonal allergies come on, under-eye swelling is likely to follow.
|
|
As night falls, electricity begins to come on some blocks in the neighborhood.
|
|
"Come on, man, this guy's not a Barack Obama," Biden said of Buttigieg.
|
|
Six of his seven home runs this season have come on the road.
|
|
Come on, something must make you happy...I think it might be food.
|
|
Come on, Stranger Things: Do you have a part in mind for Efron?
|
|
If you can't take the criticism, you shouldn't have come on this trip.
|
|
Which is, journalists who come on The Daily don't refer to a story.
|
|
And that's just a taste of what's to come on the Disrupt Stage.
|
|
Come on, she thinks to herself, you've been training for this for years.
|
|
Roni has some sort of roadmap question for you, so come on back.
|
|
And I said to the director, 'Come on, guys, give her some meat!
|
|
" Harry asked William, before turning to him and joking "Come on, let's dance.
|
|
"Come on, you can't put me on the spot like this!" https://t.
|
|
Most of the people have come on in last six or so months.
|
|
I mean, come on, do the Rapa Nui people even have an Instagram?
|
|
" And you're like, "Come on, aren't we better than that at this point?
|
|
HAHN: Come on, you are making the same jump like she just made.
|
|
The missives come on the heels of a March 22 letter from Sen.
|
|
To me it's like, yo... come on, you can do better than this.
|
|
Come on, let's go get those Star Wars shoes you've been asking for.
|
|
Or, come on, just make a slightly thicker iPhone with a bigger battery.
|
|
WE COME ON AS A KNOWN TECHNOLOGY PARTNER THAT WILL PROVIDE A SOLUTION.
|
|
Come on, this is easy, we're shocked people are still messing this up.
|
|
Here is a recap of Day 1, with more to come on Thursday.
|
|
New colleagues come on and you make adjustments and they become your family.
|
|
Oh come on, as if this wasn't going to make it in here!
|
|
That&aposs where you can find me come on Lady Liberty&aposs foot.
|
|
"Dude, I love you so much, but come on," the original poster tweeted.
|
|
The so-called jungle primary could really shake things up come on November.
|
|
But come on, surely it's a little ridiculous to censor the innocent animals.
|
|
The trials come on the heels of one of Baltimore's most violent years.
|
|
" Then it's like, "Hey do you want to come on the radio show?
|
|
Surprising changes come on July 29 as the sun squares off with Uranus.
|
|
But, I look forward to the next time you come on interviewing you.
|
|
These indictments come on the heels of 4 men being charged on Thursday.
|
|
So I'm very happy to have my daughter come on board as well.
|
|
I mean, come on: Star Wars: The Force Awakens as told by emoji.
|
|
We get letters asking about how 'he wants to come on my face.
|
|
It's sure starting to seem like AirPower could come on Thursday or Friday.
|
|
I think Drake should come on as him in his older self, totally.
|
|
The findings come on the heels of slipping approval ratings for the president.
|
|
Come on Texas we always threaten to secede, let's be a republic again!
|
|
Plus, come on man, why'd you have to rope your dog into this?
|
|
NOTES: Three of the Pirates' five series sweeps have come on the road.
|
|
"We want users to come on board to discover fashion trends," Bose explained.
|
|
Hanson had reached out to Shaw over Facebook and asked to come on.
|
|
Remember when an employee wrote "diabetes here I come" on a man's cup?
|
|
That statement might elicit tears, but come on, I'm trying to eat here.
|
|
I mean, come on, we all think we're really great at badminton, right?
|
|
You don't necessarily need to stop eating these altogether (I mean, come on).
|
|
It's a disgruntled employee who has come on the scene of his employment.
|
|
Here they are looking profoundly cute, which isn't the point, but come on.
|
|
More details to come on how to contribute, via the BeyGOOD Twitter account.
|
|
"Come on folks, we're Democrats," Warren said toward the end of her remarks.
|
|
In fact, over 90% of babies don't come on their given due date.
|
|
I agree you shouldn't have to wait forever…but come on…how dumb.
|
|
I held my breath, waiting for him to come on the new sheet.
|
|
The animals usually only come on land to give birth, breed and molt.
|
|
Come on in while I find my purse, so I can tip you.
|
|
"Come on people, it's no big deal," Noah said on Tuesday night's broadcast.
|
|
As Biden might say: "Come on, man," he's just not that into you.
|
|
" "And I don't see how many Democrat votes come on board for this.
|
|
Chuck, as my partner David Faber said, rain or shine you come on.
|
|
Cold symptoms might feel stronger or come on quicker when you&aposre pregnant.
|
|
Sewage treatment plants could come on line over the course of a decade.
|
|
But since I'd come on a Tuesday during lunch, there was no wait.
|
|
Come on, you knew a $4 flight was too good to be true.
|
|
Fifteen of the last 18 outs recorded by Yates have come on strikeouts.
|
|
In the land of social media, Carter-Silk's come-on was relatively tame.
|
|
People could just drop in and come on over to the other side?
|
|
But we know when the bright lights come on, it's a different game.
|
|
"Come on in," he said at a rally in North Carolina on Sunday.
|
|
In other words, their come-on is successful if it sows more failure.
|
|
I mean, come on—who wouldn't want to have a drink with Hillary?
|
|
They just let me come on stage and talk after the curtain fell.
|
|
Shumpert takin' off his shirt, Kyrie takin' off his shirt—come on, man.
|
|
But come on, other sites agree that this one seems all too convenient.
|
|
Suddenly the lights come on, the music stops, and the doors are closed.
|
|
The mining protests come on the heels of larger protests over Peru's governance.
|
|
When I restarted the car to fix it, the headlights didn't come on.
|
|
If you've heard of it but never seen it, well, come on already!
|
|
"Come on, you can send a kid to Choate for that!" she said.
|
|
But the military had come on Friday and set up a bigger generator.
|
|
"Come on, baby," she said, ushering a straggler through the rush-hour traffic.
|
|
You've seen pictures of me holding Roman Reigns as a baby, come on!
|
|
You come on to that field of play and you're not as sharp?
|
|
Like, when "Shakespeare in Love" used to come on HBO, I'd watch it.
|
|
Y'all come on down here and work with us to make a difference.
|
|
"Come on, we'll see what I have," Rina replied, standing up to leave.
|
|
We have more details to come on our plans for that next week.
|
|
Oh, come on, you don't steal Louis Vuitton — you just buy a knockoff!
|
|
Expecting continuity from Gilmore Girls is a fool's game, but come on. 146.
|
|
I talked to a couple of coaches and they said come on down.
|
|
As a single lady, I had initially asked to come on Valentine's Day.
|
|
Deontay, when you come out of retirement, come on over and see me.
|
|
She's gonna kill me for doing this, but, Lauren, come on out here.
|
|
Dooley said she did not expect the disease to come on so quickly.
|
|
If he gives me a thumbs up he's telling me to, 'Come on.
|
|
I don't want to spoil anything, but come on, this is Stephen King.
|
|
"Maybe the president can come on back to New York," Ms. Jennings said.
|
|
New houses in Hendersonville had just come on the market or been repriced.
|
|
"This whole vaping thing has come on the scene pretty recently," Miech said.
|
|
So, you get to do things like that if you come on, Warren.
|
|
As soon as they come on the market, they're getting scooped right up.
|
|
Then I got the call: Come on down, bring your gear, get dressed.
|
|
"Oh come on, man," Biden told reporters in Manchester, New Hampshire, on Saturday.
|
|
She could have just used her feet to shove him off, come on.
|
|
" Sheeran asks, to which Harry replies: "Of course, yeah, come on in guys.
|
|
" Sheeran asks, to which Harry replies: "Of course, yeah, come on in guys.
|
|
Amazon, Target and Walmart sell toys, too, but, come on, they're no fun.
|
|
" Alter told the newspaper that he meant it more as, "Come on, really?
|
|
Those homes don't tend to come on the market regularly, Ms. Hayden said.
|
|
The additional purchases will come on top of the 2017 U.S. export numbers.
|
|
Come on Farhad, we can do waymo than make jokes at Mike's expense.
|
|
I'd see it in my living room waiting for Madonna to come on.
|
|
Come on now, don't be obtuse, Let's all give thanks to Dr. Seuss.
|
|
JIM CRAMER: I was thrilled at your graciousness to come on Mad Money.
|
|
"That was the first thing I thought ... Like, oh come on," she added.
|
|
"Rosalynn, come on if you're going in the elevator with me!" he shouted.
|
|
McCarthy's comments come on the heels of Trump's decision to pardon Army Maj.
|
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They are supposed to come on at dusk and go off at dawn.
|
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The next firm action on the issue is likely to come on Jan.
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"When I teach, it's like watching the lights come on," said Ms. Cameron.
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Come on, there ... I get we're the can-do Americans but ... No, no.
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"Come on, you have a total lapse in memory?" he told Wan Azirul.
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Like, come on, you're screaming for change and getting pelted with pocket change.
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Come on—it doesn't get much better than a decreased risk of death.
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We expect the pumps at the gas station to pump gasoline and the lights to come on when we flip the switch, but we don't actually think about it (unless the lights don't come on or if there's no gas pumping).
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Today's updates come on the heels of last month's useful hyperlink additions to Gmail.
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If they feel something isn't right, they can ask security to come on board.
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What that turned into was an opportunity for him to come on to me.
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For some people, the effects can take up to an hour to come on.
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There are two songs sung by Falco that come on the record's second-half.
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She could have allowed her to come on the show and explain her comments.
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"Come on baby, cry for me, cry for me," he can be heard saying.
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Come on, let&aposs talk about JFK, let&aposs talk about LBJ, stop already.
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And come on, Facebook is a bit off-brand for the reality star mogul.
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Six of Dallas' seven wins on the season have come on their home floor.
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Now, [at] $6, you could say, 'Well, Jim, come on, it's only $6 bucks.
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They may come on for seemingly no reason at the most random of times.
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"As long as they have valid credentials, they can come on in," he responded.
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No, come on, on any given day, Larry and Sergey walking in a room.
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These funds would come on top of the 3 trillion roubles pledged by Siluanov.
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Degeneres herself later confirmed on Twitter that Burrell would not come on the show.
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So we got in touch with him and he said to come on over.
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Kanye wanted her to come on the trip and she's happy that she came.
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Come on, Mike Fleiss, at least hook Danielle L. up with a hot tub.
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Like Frosted Flakes (come on America, they're gr-r-reat!), Cheerios and Rice Krispies.
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He's actually been one of the few energy people willing to come on air.
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"That is such horseshit, I mean come on," Stanley said of Jenner's alleged involvement.
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Plus, household formation has come on strong within the past 12 months, Huskey added.
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"When the shots stopped I was like, 'Come on, let's go,&apos" he recalls.
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They are not going to come on a website and click a 'buy' button.
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" From "ooh isn't that nice" to "oh, come on, you're just showing off now!
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" When I told them to come on out, they asked me, "Who are you?
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Trump originally told CNN accounting for the fundraiser would come on Monday, Memorial Day.
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Most of the time, life-threatening allergic reactions come on fast, sometimes within minutes.
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The acid test will come on Friday when Fed chairman Janet Yellen (pictured) speaks.
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The only thing I wanted was for my friends to come on my night.
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In a statement provided to TechCrunch, IAC CEO Joey Levin said, Come on in.
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The next test of the Chinese consumer will come on Singles Day, the Nov.
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Thursday's vote showed how far a once-splintered Democratic caucus has come on impeachment.
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WATCH THIS: HGTV's Chip and Joanna Gaines Discuss Their Newfound Fame Come on, people.
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But come on, let's get to the fun part—calculating our own apathy scores!!
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Poor Evan was freaking out about getting a rose but like, come on Evan.
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And it takes several months from drilling wells for oil to come on-stream.
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Downshifts for acceleration can be balky: the power takes too long to come on.
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Halfway through the second injection is when the vasovagal symptoms started to come on.
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Miller claimed that Spencer was the initial physical aggressor, after his unsuccessful come-on.
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" ZTO Express: "Come on man, we don't want to mess with the broken IPOs.
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"Come on guys, give him 1 million subscribers, he deserves it," one commenter wrote.
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We had over 50 US expats come on the bus and register to vote.
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"This is a bit cheating, but Matt Damon, I mean, come on!" she said.
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Come on, Switzerland: you know it's bad if you're making stadium beer look reasonable.
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And do you think that Mr. [CEO Steve] Easterbrook has come on this show?
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"Come on you have to sing," Corden said as he nudged a reluctant Kimmel.
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I mean, come on, like at the same thing with Facebook and white supremacy.
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Come on – can you imagine uptight Blair trying to wrap her head around Snapchat?
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There are many more castings to come on the show, including its female lead.
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Round two could come on Sunday if they both make the trials' 200m final.
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He didn't apply—he couldn't have, since employees were asked to come on board.
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I laughed and said, 'Come on, they don't have any [black people] up there.
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Scott, you&aposre usually here, dude -- (CROSSTALK) INGRAHAM: You&aposre not here -- come on.
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They got all the stars to come on and say, 'I want my MTV!
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I'm like, 'Come on guys, I've decorated this whole room,' but they don't care.
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So you can come on there, and you can actually get a book signed.
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It was beautiful because [the other Beatles] were sending me messages: 'Come on home.
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This one also stands out because, come on, that crash wasn't even that bad.
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That exact monologue could have been lifted straight from an intimate Fetlife come-on.
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Oh, come on, not even a little parading the championship rings around the house?
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Games will come on cartridges, not discs, just like in the Game Boy days.
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Others said they had come on purpose to taste the three-course Iranian menu.
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"Oh come on i have already sent my eth," wrote a user of Bitcointalk.
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I mean, come on, do we have to hear "Jingle Bells" again in 2018?
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Poland's Deputy Prime Minister Jacek Sasin said other world leaders would come on Sept.
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"Come on, pack this stuff up," Pumpkin said as the couple entered their bedroom.
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I need more information on when Deb Cafaro, CEO of Ventas, will come on.
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"@motoworkschicago 1968 BMW R69S I mean, come ON. @alainamariemeyer," he wrote in the caption.
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His official announcement is expected to come on Monday, according to the Denver Post.
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Come on, who has the time to comment "aww, cute!" under every single one?
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"One scene, in the jail cell with O.J., when I told him, "Come on!
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"Come on, I made you a special breakfast," Frank says, knocking on Mary's door.
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You like to know when you flip that switch the light will come on.
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The online sales restrictions come on top of the company's existing age verification system.
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And I was like, 'Okay, girls, come on in, let's do some quick shopping.
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But there is nothing wrong with talking about mac and cheese, because come on.
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Since I've come on board with them I haven't really anything negative to say.
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QUESTION: Well, I think that (ph)... TRUMP: No, define it for me, come on.
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Come on—but I'm estimating this photograph is 64 percent banter, or 6.4 Bantons.
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"A dozen or more I think will come on board pretty quickly," Irby said.
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These charges will come on top of the fees promised to the new partners.
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Nile Rodgers: Oh come on – don't ask me to think about one thing, haha!
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"Come on Jeff, you can do it, the country is waiting!" the president tweeted.
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" But sometimes I'm like, "No, come on, I know I'm gonna feel better afterward.
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We know that Switch games come on cartridges, similar to other portable Nintendo systems.
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Come on — how can you have something everybody's for and not get it passed?
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Oh, and did I mention that some of their sandwiches come on Texas toast?
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"Come on now, if you're really from the hood, you know," Lil Nas said.
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And I hope the Democratic leadership is smart enough to say, 'Come on in.
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" After the "tirade" comment, Brian Karem, the Sentinel Newspapers editor, shouted, "Sarah, come on!
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Then he shrugged and added that he was not afraid to come on Sunday.
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When your emotions come on strong, it's easy to let them hijack your behavior.
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I didn't expect them to show their products in a trailer, but come on.
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Posing nude is not the same as being a porn star, but come on!
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Obama wasn't perfect, but come on people, next to Trump, he kind of is.
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"He just kept saying, 'Grandpa, Come get me ... come on, Grandpa,' " Ed Bledsoe said.
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Now European leaders are bracing for more of this to come, on the Continent.
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It has a sophisticated used-book store, beloved of Parisians who come on weekends.
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Do you think you might want to come on board for business for good?
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I mean, the reality is, when she was secretary of state, Senator, come on.
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Finding my homeSurprisingly, a house did come on the market in my price range.
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Come on Heather, join in on the fun and embrace Oracle like everyone else!
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"Come on," said one employee who has worked at the chain for six years.
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And so -- BAIER: So, where are the votes going to come on the pushback?
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YORK: If it was all but over -- come on, wrap this thing up, please.
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I hear "Come on, Serena!" cheers in many languages when I play in Miami.
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Even Neil Bush, the brother of George W. and Jeb, has come on board.
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Come on: Just go to Buffalo Exchange or another vintage shop a few times.
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"There's something you should watch that's about to come on channel four," said Donald.
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The thing about Mars, though, is that it can make you come on strong.
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Come on, now—that angry, overcast sky could only be born of Scottish influence.
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It's a great sample of what's to come on their upcoming collab record, Collegrove.
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Salvation can come, on one level, from being paid attention to and being recognized.
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If you're interested in talking tokens or honing your startup craft come on out.
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When the Coldplay song ended he braced himself for what would come on next.
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And, I mean, come on lady, we all like symbolism but an actual rose?
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Come on, we're all so selfish, of course we have all thought about that.
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You guys begged me to come on and then you want to interrupt me.
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COME ON. There is a lot of aircraft real estate to play with here.
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But in a Twitter post he said the announcements would come on Thursday instead.
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No word on important features like battery life or storage, but like come on.
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Arguably, Washington's greatest achievement of the Revolutionary era did not come on the battlefield.
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Come on up to Maine, Ted, I'll give you a ride on my Harley.
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Next time, I'd come on a weekday, when folks likely keep it more together.
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Of the 17 runs scored in this World Series, 14 have come on homers.
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"It's still looking sort of normal, like 'Come on in,'" said Ms. Wolin, 64.
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Maduro added that those who had come on the flight were also in quarentine.
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Flu symptoms tend to come on abruptly, getting worse in a day or two.
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"Come on in, the water is warm," Pelosi told reporters a few weeks ago.
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This morning, a European retailer let slip that Overwatch would come on October 15.
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Some of the answer may have come on Wednesday evening in Mr. Kelly's office.
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Oh, and James Milner is getting instructions, so expect him to come on next.
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So under the new concept of what we are doing, I say come on.
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But you can still find hints of the artists to come on the record.
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And that's how the whole "why don't you come on over, Valerie?" thing happened.
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"They try to take the head out of tackling, but come on," he said.
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A procedural vote could come on Friday and a final vote shortly after that.
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Come on, cook at home instead of moving risk down the inequality ladder… pic.twitter.
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"The only question is which will come on line first," Daskalakis told the outlet.
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Maduro added that those who had come on the flight were also in quarentine.
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Is this the year you come on and sing a couple songs with us?
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The HIGH End Several new condos come on line in historic Cobble Hill, Brooklyn.
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We're being asked to sit on a couch and watch TV. Come on America.
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Sure, store-bought crispbreads exist—but come on, you're trying to learn something here.
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Mr. Trump's main message will come on Tuesday when he addresses the General Assembly.
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He would come on the weekend, but we would have the week to ourselves.
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You know, there'd be a game going: 'Oh, it's not that bad, come on.
|
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That, I think, persuaded the Republicans in our California Legislature to come on board.
|
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"You see the level of play here and you're like, 'Come on,'" Aragone said.
|
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"Come on, cheer on the Youth League's idols," the league urged on social media.
|
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You're just going to come on the Internet and boo me for no reason?
|
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Mark and Oz, come on down to our office ANYTIME to settle the beef.
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Unfortunately, she can't answer the question you'll certainly have while watching: Come on, Orna.
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Come on too hard, and they could drive them back into McConnell's welcoming arms.
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These come on top of a wave of acquisitions over the past three years.
|
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"Come on, C.C.C., show some love and appreciation," Mr. Bernard said, amid tepid applause.
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Come on, who ever heard of a New England team winning a Super Bowl?
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Or, if you're feeling brave enough, come on over and let's answer it together.
|
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These tariffs would come on top of those targeting another $200 billion in goods.
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The IG report's revelations, moreover, come on the heels of Obama-era surveillance abuses.
|
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The lights come on in a darkened community theater, illuminating five men in wheelchairs.
|
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Their final scene together is easily the highlight of El Camino, but come on.
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"Unprompted text message I just received from Steve Bannon (punctuation intact): "Come on dude!!!...
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Supply disruptions come on the heels of a nearly two-year-old Sino-U.
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Supply disruptions come on the heels of a nearly two-year-old Sino-U.
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Silver-plated engravable luggage tags come on either black or dark brown leather straps.
|
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For the culinary-minded, Taxco's food is a reason to come on its own.
|
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"Come on, Barry," Mr. Castor complained at one point, his face scrunching in frustration.
|
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And they persuaded Bijan Sabet, a longtime acquaintance and entrepreneur, to come on board.
|
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There was a time when you would come on more than once a year.
|
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She tries to warn the woman, who perceives Jane's chatter as a come-on.
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But come on, in this context, the balanced budget amendment is a total joke.
|
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Other people can come on in and win an Oscar just like I did.
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Will somebody come on TV and tell the truth about how bad it is?
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Come on down to the office and I'll give you a job, or something.
|
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Some senior Democrats are speculating that a vote for USMCA could come on Dec.
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Dickson's comments come on the eve of his visit to Boeing facilities outside Seattle.
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"The period costumes, all of that—it's sort of a come-on," he said.
|
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It's a cheeky come-on, but frankly, the $25,000 cash prize sounds more enticing.
|
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The other 49 states can try to compete, but come on — this is Hawaii!
|
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We had people come on in the morning, some would sign it, some wouldn't.
|
|
She understood his behavior to be a clear sexual come-on, which was unwelcome.
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"Come on," one employee who has worked at the chain for six years said.
|
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"Granite went from being a premium option to a sales come-on," Schwarzkopf says.
|
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The arrests come on the heels of Mac Miller's drug suppliers being indicted Wednesday.
|
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So come on, pass the hot grease—it's time to party like Granny Smith.
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Come on, Scott, he looked like he was terrified by a tiny little woman.
|
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John McCain, who is as hawkish as they come on Russia and foreign policy.
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If any of you want to try it, come on and whet your horns.
|
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Waving his arms and yelling "come on, come on then" to a raucous House of Commons, Johnson told his opponents they could bring a vote of no-confidence in the government on Thursday and trigger an election to finally break the Brexit impasse.
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Shanahan's comments come on the heels of a U.S. military buildup in the Middle East.
|
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I was beyond disappointed — come on, couldn't I have gotten six months out of 'em?!
|
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Come on, admit it: you didn't think we'd hit historic highs this week, did you?
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"You come on a weekend, there's a line to get in," said Dinesh Kumar, 34.
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You won't regret the amazing experience, and, come on, you've got to live a little.
|
|
Those rules come on top of forthcoming emission standards VW described as the world's toughest.
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It does boost his prestige, it does-- INGRAHAM: That&aposs Trump though Chris, come on.
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"Come on, Ron," the 74-year-old recalled saying to her 78-year-old husband.
|
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"Come on guys, it's literally just a piece of cloth on my head," said Dahlia.
|
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Equally: I have not adjusted for inflation in any way at all because: come on!
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It wasn't like I was wearing a full dress or anything, but come on, man.
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LG: And more to come on Juicero ... KS: Juicero ... She broke the scandal wide open.
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Mood lighting and romantic music come on, so you move in closer for a dance.
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The additional visas come on top of the visas already made available for the year.
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A decision is likely to come on Thursday or Friday, the appeals court told Reuters.
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But come on, that isn&apost going to solve the 213,000, 50,000 coming each month.
|
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But come on: You've hustled at work and dealt with one hell of a year.
|
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It's not like you can unfollow her (you are "friends" after all) but come on!
|
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Whatever's happened here, it's almost definitely (I mean, come on, no almost about it) supernatural.
|
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"Oh, come on man, are you serious?" he exclaimed when he realized it was Elway.
|
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The camera has actually come on by itself, activated by the button on the side.
|
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And come on, Logan is so clearly Rory's Christopher, which would bring everything full circle.
|
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He&aposd say come on, guys you know, you&aposre laying it on really epic.
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The second I come home they're like, 'All right, Daddy, come on, come hold him.
|
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Four of the five times they've been blanked this season have come on home ice.
|
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We'd say no one saw it coming, but come on, we all saw it coming.
|
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"Come on @Barbie, let's go party!!!" she captioned a video of herself with the doll.
|
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Having him come on my birthday and my grandfather's birthday, it's a pretty amazing thing.
|
|
And the medical repercussions come on top of the everyday hassle of the water crisis.
|
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That cover video that was shot at Babyface's studio—I mean come on, it's Babyface!
|
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And now they're saying only 45 people died, you're saying come on, it couldn't be.
|
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I mean, come on — not everyone can be in love with K.J. Apa's Archie, right?
|
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"I think it's only a matter of time before those states come on," Grindeland says.
|
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They were brave enough to come on Aftermath knowing there were repercussions for their actions.
|
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Video footage showed people yelling supportive phrases out of their apartments, like "Wuhan, come on!"
|
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You have regulations — I mean, come on, they're affecting everybody here, particularly our small businesses.
|
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And Marvin, please come on this show because you know how to tell the story.
|
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Of the 22 runs Kennedy has allowed this season, 225 have come on home runs.
|
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More than 40 children come on daily, and most of the staff are displaced themselves.
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ANDREW ROSS SORKIN: Still to come on Squawk Box this morning, a very big morning.
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Now, some officials say, they are likely to come on stream over April and May.
|
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The firm's rise has mostly come on the back of the promise of future growth.
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He predicted it would come on the back of price increases rather than volume growth.
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He added that 200 more are waiting to come on board, and should do soon.
|
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You get flashes and pieces of what's to come on the rest of El Astronauta.
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Come on, man.... Well we've never had a place where you have 30 seconds, man.
|
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"Come on," Nishimura said, taking his narrow-brim hat from the hook on his door.
|
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He's one of those characters that at first make you think, Come on, for real?
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Larger parts will need to come on conveyor belts or some other means of transportation.
|
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"Oh, come on, jeez, that's f—ing sad," she said when she saw his grave.
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If they trust me, they need to come on and trust Tom Perez as well.
|
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Could the image be a preview of what's to come on the family's holiday card?
|
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" WOW — @BrianKarem heatedly confronts Sanders about the White House's family separation policy, says, "Come on!
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And, come on, no love for The Ballad of Buster Scruggs or A Quiet Place?
|
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In the event, entire military units have come on organised tours, as have peace activists.
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I mean, we've had a series of CEOs come on our air— PETER NAVARRO: Yeah.
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But she should come on and talk to a serious journalist about what she knew.
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"This show is like I just come on and giggle and laugh, it's so embarrassing."
|
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Gripes Kendall, "Oh, come on," and Kris, "Really?" before Kim settles into the front row.
|
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It's a different story with other instant messaging apps, which we'll come on to later.
|
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My motion sickness would come on strong after only a few minutes of game time.
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GIULIANI: Do you know that most people think I&aposm crazy to come on here?
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Come on baby, we're going to be okay, we're going to get off this bus.
|
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His 39th will presumably come on Saturday night, with Fisher coaching from the other bench.
|
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It even offered to pay actors to come on board to boost the passenger roll.
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AI's ecosystem will gain traction as more large customers, distributors and developers come on board.
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Please, come on this journey with me on the fifteenth anniversary of this seminal show.
|
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Cramer said that CEO John Stumpf should come on-air to read the formal apology.
|
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He'll just hand me the tequila and say, 'Come on, mother-in-law, down it.
|
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I also pay a cleaning company to come on Tuesdays to do the heavy lifting.
|
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I mean Donald Trump, come on… What are some of his policies that you like?
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You see a light come on in their eyes as soon as I start singing.
|
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But come on, the selective media outrage is laughable, it&aposs also kind of sad.
|
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" Higbie did quickly add that internment "may be wrong," but Kelly rightly pounced: "Come on.
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And for some misguided reason ESPN invited me to come on to continue the discussion.
|
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" Another white spectator yelled, "They're giving you a chance — now come on and do something.
|
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Her excuse was that she was too nervous to leave her room — but come on.
|
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Come on — you have totally wondered what Tyga and Kylie Jenner's kid would look like.
|
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Cooke, also known for the Witches of East End, will come on as Mickey Argyll.
|
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Swetnick's claims come on the heels of allegations made by Deborah Ramirez earlier this week.
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Now we just need Miss J to come on and show off his catwalking skills.
|
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Come on guys you're always very vocal in forcing your opinions on everyone… What changed?
|
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Meanwhile, songs like "Supplier" retrofit Kari Faux's deadpan rapping into a slinky funk come-on.
|
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"Our job was sort of to come on and get inside their heads," said Paul.
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I mean, come on Jasmine, you should never have touched the hat or the statue!
|
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"Coming toward the wire I was like, come on, try a little bit," he said.
|
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Semifinals will be held on May 20 and the championship will come on June 3.
|
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People can come on with dance experience and fans freak out saying, 'That's not fair!
|
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The on-court questions in Minnesota will come on the other side of the ball.
|
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Come on TV, there's only like 10 minutes of actual game-play in this thing.
|
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"Come on, sir, let's get you up and into the dry," Griffin said to Sumrall.
|
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Kara Swisher: We're going to very quickly bring up Gabe, come on up, Gabe Weinberg.
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It isn't afraid to get a little dark Come on, just look at the title!
|
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The Simpsons producer Mike Scully knew that Sheeran was eager to come on the show.
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I know it's hard to stay focused when Bran appears on screen, but come on.
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Come on, how could I ever afford to play six cards in a single turn?
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