So this diversion over to Venezuela - come on now.
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I'm all about the Girl Scout cookies but come on now.
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Drawing and a pecan pie for Will — come on now, let's go.
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"Come on now, there's some meat on those bones," he told me.
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Come on now — even in shame the man is nothing if not verbose.
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Come on now, don't be obtuse, Let's all give thanks to Dr. Seuss.
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"Come on now, if you're really from the hood, you know," Lil Nas said.
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Come on, now—that angry, overcast sky could only be born of Scottish influence.
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" I'm glad she's not a mother that attaches a "youns" to her "come on now!
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"Come on now," she says to Wes, who has only pushed his fingers into his toast.
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Come on now Nick ... share the swag ... there's enough to go around for all you millionaires.
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He might be great to look at, and that's fine, but come on now…it's not activism.
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Eliminate your landline Come on now, we live in the 21st century, and almost everyone has a cell phone.
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Because, come on now, would a prominent columnist for a reputable news outlet really make that kind of comment?
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Once you found out he was gay, everybody, soon as the song come on now, everybody, like, 'This gay ass n—.
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More seriously — because, come on now, do you really think Captain America is going to put on a blue U.N. helmet?
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Come on now, This Is Us. After watching people deal with loss, grief, and bullying, a fairly tame fight is not heartbreaking.
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I'd be out in restaurants or at social events, and people would come up to me and say: 'Oh, come on now.
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"It's about time that we are seeing this in the media, like come on now, it's been long enough," McGrady, 23, tells PEOPLE.
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What the fuck did Robert DeNiro just say and why did they bleeped it and now they're giving him a standing O. COME ON NOW.
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I wasn't expecting much from this heavily advertised but, come on now, rather under-hyped in the press reboot of id's seminal shooter of 1993.
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Gospodine , Z. said, his voice heavy with disappointment, come on now, and he shook the carton, still holding it out to me, don't let us down.
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I will be out of the office all day Wednesday striking on behalf of women everywhere, because come on now why do you even need a because. 4.
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Sorry folks ... even if you like Donald Trump, come on -- now he thinks the coronavirus scare is something the media has cooked up to defeat him in November.
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At some point, we discover that innocent behaviors, like drinking 10 beers and yelling about the Hold Steady until the lights come on, now result in terrible consequences.
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The weather looks pretty dreary this weekend -- with potential for snow (oh, come on now.) To view past editions of The Hill's 12:30 Report, click here: http://bit.
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Games like Snatcher that, come on now, really, really needs a chance to impress audiences who weren't even a glint in their parents' eyes when it last came out.
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Then there was the small matter of having a chainsaw on the end of your gun, the (come on now, it is) iconic Lancer, allowing you to saw an enemy in half.
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But Lil Nas X handled the question perfectly—grabbing his chair, tilting his head as if to call Hart out for a willfully ignorant question, and delivering a "come on now," for the ages.
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Konami's Rocket Knight Adventures was, come on now, a Sonic-beater in '93, and its sword-swinging star Sparkster, an opossum with a rocket pack, would look perfectly at home beside the revived Ratchet and Clank, in a shiny new PS4 form.
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Then I got a SNES, and a summer holiday of showing up at mates houses with a pad and a copy of SFII (nobody had two SNES pads of their own, come on now) happened and started a lifetime of playing fighting games.
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Come On Now Social is the seventh studio album by the Indigo Girls, released in 1999.
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In Afrikaans, a colloquial term for ethnic Germans is aberjetze, from German aber jetzt! ("come on, now!"), possibly due to the frequent use of that phrase by German farmers or overseers in exhorting their workers.
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It widely failed to match the success of his previous studio albums and produced three singles of which lead single "Watchin' Over You" became the only single to chart. In September 2009, the single "Come On Now" was released on Flash Records.
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The song notably features the voice of Tommy Boyce saying "Aww, come on now" in the second verse and "All right, Bobby, let's give it to them",to Bobby Hart just before the third verse. Boyce and Hart also recorded a version in French featuring the same instrumentation and verbal cues by Tommy Boyce.
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December 9, 1992. Retrieved July 15, 2015 They then recorded Swamp Ophelia in 1994, which went platinum in September 1996, and charted at No. 9 on the Billboard 200 album chart. In 1995, the Indigo Girls released a live, double CD, 1200 Curfews. Shaming of the Sun was released in 1997 followed by Come on Now Social in 1999.
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Ultimately, the album incorporated high production values and varying musical styles, straying from traditional punk rock on songs such as "We Want the Airwaves," "She's a Sensation" and "Come On Now." Despite Sire's efforts to broaden the band's appeal by enlisting Gouldman to produce, the album was not commercially successful, peaking at #58 on the Billboard 200 and only charting outside of the US in Sweden. The album also met with mixed critical reception.
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She is commemorated in Minneapolis, Minnesota, in the Meridel Le Sueur building in the Cedar-Riverside neighborhood. The 1999 song "Go" on the album Come On Now Social, by the Indigo Girls has a spoken passage inspired by Le Seur's "I Was Marching". A play based on LeSueur's life, "Hard Times Come Again No More," written by her friend, Martha Boesing, was performed at the Hennepin Center for the Arts' Illusion Theater in Minneapolis in 1994.
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In 2007, after a label change to Ariola Records, Nuo's third album Nuo was released. It widely failed to match the success of his previous studio albums and produced three singles of which lead single "Watchin' Over You" became the only single to chart. In September 2009, the single "Come On Now" was released on Flash Records. In 2011, Nuo became a member of the jury in the German Idol series show Deutschland sucht den Superstar alongside producer Dieter Bohlen and singer Fernanda Brandao.
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In January 1986, Tracht created an uproar by telling an on-air joke regarding the new federal holiday, Martin Luther King Day. Tracht said, "Why don't we shoot four more and get the whole week off?" followed by, "Come on, now, you know I don't mean nothin'!" He was suspended from the station for five days, publicly apologized, and donated money to create a scholarship at Howard University in honor of Dr. King. The Washington Post noted that he was the highest paid DJ in D.C. during 1987, making $400,000 a year.
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Sezen's music matured in the 90's, when she co- produced her best selling album to-date Gülümse (Smile) with Onno. The A-1 track from the album called Hadi Bakalım (Come On Now) was a hit in Turkey and Europe, and was published as a single in Germany. It was to be later rediscovered in Europop by singer Loona as Rhythm of the Night. She also began to produce albums for her vocalists, notably producing Aşkın Nur Yengi's debut album Sevgiliye (To a Lover) again with Tunç.
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New York Rock: From the Rise of The Velvet Underground to the Fall of CBGB, By Steven Blush - Page 304Discogs - The Pussywillows – Spring Fever! The tracks on the album were, "The Boat That I Row", "Come On Now", "Don't Say He's Gone", "Turn Her Down", "Everyone Will Know", "My Baby Looks But He Don't Touch" and "Baby Baby (I Still Love You)".BestEverAlbums.com - Spring Fever! (album) by The Pussywillows With "The Boat That I Row", the song was written by Neil Diamond and became a hit for Lulu.The Forward, October 23, 2014 - Culture» Neil Diamond's 32nd Album Is His Best in 40 Years By Dan EpsteinBrit Girls of the Sixties Volume Three: Cilla Black, Sandie Shaw & Lulu, By David Bret - - Another song they covered was "Turn Her Down".
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Early 1995 saw Emmylou Harris persuade Brady to return to his kit as part of her touring band Spyboy, along with Daniel Lanois and Darryl Johnson. The following year they were joined by Buddy Miller and toured throughout the mid-nineties, culminating in a live album Spyboy, released in 1998. Touring the world with Emmylou Harris led Brady to encounter and be seen by some of the key figures in the American music scene which resulted in Brady becoming one of the most in-demand session drummers around. Brady took part in extensive tours and sessions with the Steve Earle during his El Corazón period; Jewel throughout her 1998 Spirit world tour; and the Indigo Girls on their 1999 album Come on Now Social, 2002's Become You, 2004's All That We Let In, and 2011's Beauty Queen Sister.
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A&M; balked at the band's choice of "Breathing Fear" for the first single, due to its touchy subject matter (gay bashing), so "Smiling" became the album's initial single in the US. The band toured extensively, including a high- profile slot opening for their US labelmate Suzanne Vega. Later in 1993, KOD began work on their fourth album, co-producing it themselves with engineer Pete Bartlett. OLI rejected the album twice, and eventually, both label and band agreed to bring in up-and-coming producer Pascal Gabriel to work on a couple of tracks. One of the label's complaints about the album as the band originally submitted it was that it seemed to lack a potential hit single, so Gabriel produced a new song ("Come on Now") that the band had written after the rest of the album had already been recorded; Gabriel also remixed two of the album's other tracks (opening song "Sand on Fire" and first single "Now It's Time to Say Goodbye").
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Then Sylvester gets angry and starts knocking on the door and screaming: "Alright, you catnapper, come back with my son! Come on now, open up", but the lady hits him with the broom again, telling him to stay out. For Sylvester's next attempt, he takes Junior's can of "Pussy Kins Cat Food" and hides in the television. When the lady turns on the TV (she and Junior were preparing to watch her favorite horse opera, 'Cheyenne McMaverick, Sheriff of Gory Gulch', which was on Channel 12), Sylvester is shown eating the food, then he holds up a sign: "Ask for it by name", and starts ad-libbing a jingle for it: "Pussy Kins Cat Food tastes real good, satisfies cats like cat food should, hardens their muscles, softens their fur, Pussy Kins Cat Food makes them purr", but the lady gets wise and throws him out of the house through a window, breaking said window, and throwing the can after him.
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Cowboys and Aliens is the fourth studio album by British alternative rock band Kitchens of Distinction, released on 3 October 1994 in the UK by One Little Indian Records and on 24 January 1995 by A&M; Records in the US. The album was recorded in Kippford, Scotland at Pete Bartlett's Radio King studio through the summer and autumn of 1993. One Little Indian rejected the album twice, and eventually, both label and band agreed to bring in up-and-coming producer Pascal Gabriel to work on a couple of tracks. One of the label's complaints about the album as the band originally submitted it was that they felt it lacked a potential hit single, so Gabriel produced a new song ("Come on Now") that the band had written after the rest of the album had already been recorded; Gabriel also remixed two of the album's other tracks (the opener "Sand on Fire" and first single "Now It's Time to Say Goodbye," which peaked at number 86 on the UK Singles Chart). Although the band admitted that they enjoyed working with Gabriel, the changes did nothing to help the album's dismal sales.
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