"The water comes and goes, comes and goes, and it's just a trickle," he said.
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"This must not be a film that comes and goes."
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Because the whole point is that he comes and goes.
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Christmas comes and goes and I try to stay unnoticed.
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It comes and goes like magic, one detail after another.
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Cash is something that comes and goes like the tides.
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Today, a year after surgery, the pain comes and goes.
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Music comes and goes, but it's sort of this bedrock.
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Or some towns have it, but it comes and goes.
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Instagram "official" status comes and goes, but a tattoo is forever.
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It comes and goes, but it's always something I'll struggle with.
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Cameras are installed in hallways to monitor who comes and goes.
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A cloud of nervous energy comes and goes like a storm.
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It comes and goes with the sun; they must accommodate it.
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It comes and goes with the weather; it must be accommodated.
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My lingering self-hatred that comes and goes fell by the wayside.
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But renewable energy is variable — it comes and goes with the weather.
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"It's a breeze that comes and goes," he said of the economy.
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She has contracted a fever that comes and goes for two weeks.
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Or the itch is just there, comes and goes, night and day.
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It's a temporary state that comes and goes depending on the situation.
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I think the sadness comes and goes for a lot of people.
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It comes and goes with Kamala Harris, who's still calibrating her temperature.
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There is the outrage of the week and it comes and goes.
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The pain from contractions comes and goes with brief periods of relief.
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This kind of thing comes and goes, and, then again, it comes.
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In others, the irregular heartbeat is "paroxysmal," that is, it comes and goes.
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But whatever happens, when November comes and goes, Sanders' campaign won't be over.
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Mojo comes and goes, but who you are at the core is constant.
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Could it be Georgie, the Hilltop's benefactor, who comes and goes by air?
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The 100-hour comment comes and goes in the Vulture piece without hesitation.
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Depending on stress and the way you're treating yourself, it comes and goes.
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The President comes and goes and we don't ever really know about it.
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One suggestion of Stravinsky's "Rite of Spring" comes and goes like a whiplash.
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This benevolent self comes and goes as if I have poor radio reception.
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Working in shifts, the women keep track of who comes and goes from Jinwar.
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Periodic stress, or that which comes and goes, leaves room between experiences to decompress.
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Other symptoms are seeing double and blurriness that comes and goes, Fartash tells me.
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If spring comes and goes without a delivery, he says he'll start getting nervous.
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It's this ideal laissez-faire system where money comes and goes out of nowhere.
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And furthermore, I just can't get past Charlie's weird accent that comes and goes.
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Shot making comes and goes, but the competitive spirit has got to be there.
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A first marriage to an investment banker comes and goes with barely a ripple.
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When asked about their status, she gives a completion date that comes and goes.
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Electricity comes and goes sporadically, even without the added pressure of a tropical storm season.
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Still, some residents adopt strays or give food to a pup that comes and goes.
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Indeed, the cloud of sadness that should be hanging over this movie comes and goes.
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The discourse around the difficulty of Dark Souls games comes and goes like the tides.
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The machine does our work for us and meekly comes and goes at our bidding.
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They offer an abundance of cheap power, but it comes and goes with the weather.
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But the two-hour-and-20 minute film comes and goes without any answer given.
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But his command of them comes and goes, and so does his confidence in them.
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Demand for certain kinds of goods and certain kinds of job skills comes and goes.
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Varejao could break down at any moment, and Speights' effectiveness comes and goes with his shot.
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I think the second point is at the end of the day, competition comes and goes.
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Water comes and goes, depending on whether the regime wants to cut it off that day.
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We will be exceedingly lucky if election night comes and goes without a serious cyber-attack.
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Hackers' access to networks comes and goes as their targets discover and defend against new threats.
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But with a credit card, the hold comes and goes with little impact on your finances.
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Just as the tide comes and goes in waves, so fragrance trends dissipate and return anew.
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What we're seeing is a website that comes and goes, emails and messages on social media.
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That goes and comes and goes, sometimes it's super effective, often if it's true it's effective.
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Playing shows is something that strikes me with insurmountable anxiety, and writing comes and goes with moods.
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You can also track who comes and goes with an activity log to watch for suspicious activity.
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This play on words is really delightful — a "barker" also comes and goes through the DOG DOOR.
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Their profound belief in God, and their godly calling, comes and goes erratically as the moment warrants.
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"Wait a minute," Mr. Cooper writes in "The Rainbow Comes and Goes" of his mother's first marriage.
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"These principles, they're not something that comes and goes," Bundy, 41, said under questioning from his attorney.
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I'll notice the joy and notice the sadness and it's just like weather, it comes and goes.
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Britain has no identity cards, no register of EU nationals and no checks on who comes and goes.
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At just 10, the second season of this joyous and humane dramedy comes and goes far too quickly.
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But the plunk keeps shifting its meter; the electric guitar hovers and vanishes; the blip comes and goes.
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"I don't justify/Everything comes and goes," she sings on "Some More," lyrics that are reassuringly laissez-faire.elsewherebrooklyn.
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" According to Pressler, patients in pain often change their mind midway through a study since "pain comes and goes.
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Sometimes, numbness that comes and goes every day is just a result of a chronic pressure on the nerve.
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For a start, I figure that Christmas music comes and goes too quickly for anyone to really dissect it.
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The moment also stands out because it comes and goes swiftly, with no tension or awkwardness, no lingering glances.
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We all know it's coming, that this bad stuff is just a part of life that comes and goes.
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But when you're that age, and someone comes and goes, it feels like Santa Claus or something — it's this event.
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"That's not a good decision, if you're about value creation, [and] not just something that comes and goes," he said.
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It is an apparition that comes and goes like lightning, and you may even wonder if your eyes deceived you.
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She and bf Michael Snoddy recently posted pics from the backyard -- he comes and goes, but does NOT live there.
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If tax day—April 18 this year, FYI—comes and goes, and you do nothing, will there be serious consequences?
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" The pair also published a joint memoir, "The Rainbow Comes and Goes: A Mother and Son on Life, Love, and Loss.
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Pulsing music comes and goes, courtesy of an ensemble called Steamboat Switzerland, recorded on a loop and piped into the room.
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Which raises the likelihood that when the fifth debate comes and goes, a few more candidates will, well, go too. 3.
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"It's not like you have to avoid [slang] altogether, but the latest and greatest slang comes and goes away pretty quickly."
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Through the app, you can then also provide one-off or repeat access to others and monitor who comes and goes.
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He has always kept close watch over who comes and goes, and pays close attention to those in the latter category.
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But it comes and goes—things are kind of slow during the winter, but it heats up during the spring and summer.
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"At the end of the day, the onshore bid comes and goes," said Raymond Chia, head of Asian credit research at Schroders.
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"Demand comes and goes, from famine to feast and back to famine," said Philippe Bodereau, managing director at bond investing giant PIMCO.
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Our waitress, young and apparently frazzled, comes and goes from the table a half dozen times before anybody picks up a menu.
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They all share space with each other and they wink out, they empty and fill back up, it all comes and goes.
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If April 20 comes and goes and the IRS hasn't heard from you at all, you can expect to pay a penalty.
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The fragility of the energy system -- of the power system -- is the perfect metaphor for our condition: The light comes and goes.
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Robin Bush, George W.'s younger sister, who died of leukemia at the age of three, comes and goes in a phrase.
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But that kind of success comes and goes, as flagging interest in aging series like Halo and Gears of War has demonstrated.
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PPMS is characterized by worsening neurologic function, while the more-common relapsing form comes and goes with attacks of new and increasing symptoms.
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Normally it comes and goes without a hitch, and the wallets of players get thinner while those at Steam owner Valve get fatter.
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BTW ... this time she's clutching "The Rainbow Comes and Goes" by Anderson Cooper ... pretty clearly telegraphing he's a front-runner to replace Michael.
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Communication is sketchy, and the prospect of talking to my boyfriend about this while the signal comes and goes is a little horrifying.
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It comes and goes and comes again it doesn't aim for durability it accumulates for the sake of it & doesn't want to last.
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It is my hope that the May 17 deadline comes and goes without a word—or a tweet—from our leaders in government.
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As the Alabama special election comes and goes, it's worth remembering that, for many voters, this isn't just an election about two men.
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Cindy lives in a crumbling house in rural Pennsylvania with her two older brothers, "basically feral," with a mother who comes and goes.
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"It's not like you have to avoid [slang] altogether, but the latest and greatest slang comes and goes away pretty quickly," Cenedella said.
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While some states are finding ways around the crisis, others can only shrug each time a White House Infrastructure Week comes and goes.
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But scarlet fever, which spreads from person to person through coughing, comes and goes throughout the decades for reasons not well known to science.
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Cancer is ruled by the Water element, and just as the tide comes and goes, our feelings can also be hard to pin down.
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While many people have certain colloquialisms they use with friends, slang comes and goes quickly, and not everyone is up to the latest trend.
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Before his death, Church comes and goes, both a member of the household and an autonomous feline out in the world on his own.
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For me though, it comes and goes and it's usually if I'm super stressed out or something, I'll induce it by drinking or something.
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But as soon as Election Day comes and goes, Harris will return to her job assisting elderly health care patients — and lose her coverage.
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Interest in North Korean hacking comes and goes, but this week experts cautioned that the US shouldn't underestimate or ignore this persistent and growing threat.
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The President comes and goes and we don't really know about it," Kinnaird said, adding that presidential visits have "no impact on our community whatsoever.
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The surprise Westworld connection comes and goes in a matter of seconds, so viewers seriously have to pay attention if they want to catch it.
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It's risk-taking, but most of all truth telling, truth seeking, truth telling is profoundly more impactful than rhetoric,—rhetoric comes and goes, truth stays.
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Under Hal Brooks's direction, the pacing comes and goes, though with all the frothy lingerie and funny accents, however, you might not notice (2:003).
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Under Hal Brooks's direction, the pacing comes and goes, though with all the frothy lingerie and funny accents, however, you might not notice (2:00).
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With the changing seasons, people are at a higher risk for SAD, which is a type of depression that comes and goes with the seasons.
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The friction between Jordan and Spencer comes and goes awfully quickly, and the seeming love triangle between Olivia, Leila and Spencer lacks any romantic sizzle.
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For many, the pain comes and goes and reasons for this transient pain include inadequate foreplay, breast-feeding (which lowers estrogen), infection and other causes.
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Other times, a hard-to-explain confluence of forces has enormous economic implications, yet comes and goes without most people even being aware of it.
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The official deadline to produce a budget of April 2628 comes and goes every year without even a pretense of producing a budget on time.
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The specs are enough to take the electric supercar from 0-60 mph in 1.85 seconds and the quarter-mile comes and goes in 9.1 seconds.
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Both countries consider Hamas, the ruling regime in Gaza, to be a terrorist organization, they restrict what comes and goes from the 25-mile Palestinian Territory.
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If the deadline comes and goes, markets will likely react with alarm, but the U.S. will not technically default until its next debt payment comes due.
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Even people with jobs often cycle on and off assistance as work comes and goes, or to plug the gaps when it just doesn't pay enough.
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" She added: "There's also a something in the hall near our bedroom, a visitor that comes and goes — not malevolent, but it makes its presence known.
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As a place to work, NASA still measures up against the corporate world, where venture capital comes and goes, big contracts are lost, funders get impatient.
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"Stress comes and goes," said Janet Briaud, chief investment officer and partner at Briaud Financial Advisors, an RIA firm she founded in College Station, Texas, in 1986.
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Cooper and Vanderbilt's memoir, The Rainbow Comes and Goes: A Mother and Son Talk About Life, Love, and Loss will be available from Harper on April 5.
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Throughout the difficult past year, Khloé has prioritized both raising her daughter, who turns 1 on Friday, and her family above any drama that comes and goes.
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This is the on-the-record exchange that the publication did put out: BLOOMBERG: Could you tell us if tomorrow comes and goes, what happens to Canada?
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At its core "Okja" is intended to evoke aw-shucks responses about the girl and pig, a computer-generated creation whose level of realism comes and goes.
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"Happiness comes and goes," Smith said, "but when life is really good and when things are really bad, having meaning gives you something to hold on to."
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Everything comes and goes in a 48-hour news cycle, even if you're lucky, so we're trying to create moments that have really big long cultural tails.
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The problem is, again, one of gender: Peggy comes and goes like a ghost, scarcely giving utterance to her thoughts, without a single scene to call her own.
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There is no cure of vaccine for the virus at the moment, but the sickness caused by Zika usually comes and goes in ways similar to a flu.
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The stores also lack dividing walls once inside, making the space feel more open and making it easier for employees to reconfigure inventory as it comes and goes.
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He comes and goes with nary a blank stare during a not-so-special visit designed to throw off the bachelors at the start of the Rose Ceremony.
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"By and large, this is a group that comes and goes," said John C. Bogle, founder of the Vanguard Group and creator of the first stock index fund.
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We'd maybe suggest waiting until July 14 comes and goes to see if this thing actually ships, and then maybe hunting one down from a more reputed online shop.
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All the while, the pulse, this new character in the Winged Victory lexicon, comes and goes, shapeshifiting to help guide the score forward through moments both thrilling and tender.
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I knew that with this crop of Senators and with their determination to give tax cuts to rich people, until September 30th comes and goes, this is not done.
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While having a load of dates lined up used to excite me, nowadays, it's more of a burden — as with every date that comes and goes, my self-esteem weakens.
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"We cannot imagine the situation in Libya remaining in a stall as spring comes and goes," Defence Minister Roberta Pinotti said in an interview with the newspaper Corriere della Sera.
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A strategy for a flash flood that comes and goes within hours can hardly keep pace when record rains fall, and plans for action are often refined on the fly.
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Trump actually speaks to reporters more frequently than past presidents, regularly stopping to field questions from reporters at impromptu press conferences as he comes and goes from the White House.
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I don't even give a fuck about the bag—money comes and goes—but the feeling of deception weighs heavy when it comes from the ones you once cared about.
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A source told PEOPLE on Wednesday that Thompson is not living in his Cleveland house with Kardashian and their newborn, though he comes and goes to spend time with the baby.
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There is the outrage of the week and it comes and goes ... I think particularly right now, people feel so aggrieved and crazed and powerless that they're picking the wrong battles.
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Last week, a source told PEOPLE that Thompson is not living in his Cleveland house with Kardashian and their newborn, though he comes and goes to spend time with the baby.
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We don't necessarily want to live in Downton Abbey — it's drafty, the hot water comes and goes — but we want to live in the idea of it as much as ever.
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A source tells PEOPLE that Thompson, 27, is not living in his house with Khloé, 33, and their newborn daughter True, though he comes and goes to spend time with his daughter.
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If the March 31 deadline comes and goes without Congress raising the debt ceiling, the Treasury will once again begin deploying "extraordinary measures" to allow the government to keep paying its bills.
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"It comes and goes in plateaus / One month later I'm a fucking pro", he says, before sarcastically suggesting that his "parents would be proud" of his back and forth tussle with anxiety.
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"People's interest in this game (and their ability to work on it) comes and goes, and long absences are routine for veteran developers," texture artist Vivian "toaster" Grannell told Gizmodo via email.
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Some hosts might have a relatively innocuous Nest Cam outside to keep track of who comes and goes, but others can be used to watch you while you roam about the house.
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A source told PEOPLE on Wednesday that Thompson is not living in his Cleveland house with Khloé and their daughter True, though he comes and goes to spend time with his daughter.
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A source told PEOPLE on Wednesday that Thompson is not living in his Cleveland house with Kardashian and their newborn daughter, though he comes and goes to spend time with the baby.
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But the reality is until the Monday deadline in Texas and the March deadline in Montana comes and goes, some Democrats are going to be looking to land the big names. Sen.
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The focus exclusively on mass shootings also has another effect: Since attention on these events comes and goes fairly quickly, discussions about serious reforms tend to fade away quite quickly as well.
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JF: I think there is the individual company, you know, we-, we've seen cycles like this, the dotcom bubble, the 2008, and so on and so forth, so these cycles comes and goes.
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Her "clarity comes and goes", says Harden, who, along with her brother and three sisters, pitches in to support her mom, now living with full-time care in her home state of Texas.
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Those include a potential and rare Oval Office address, a statement from the press secretary, a press conference or just chopper talk with reporters as he comes and goes from the White House.
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"We all have great autonomy, which is what seduced us about this project," the 37-year-old said, as Sadiq comes and goes through an opening in the backyard, without entering their home.
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But especially as another holiday season comes and goes, I've realized that it's far more motivating to think of ways you can help others than to dwell on the ways you're depriving yourself.
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" In a quasi-uninterrupted stream of consciousness, Audric tells his tale, scratches his head, lifts his hat, comes and goes, and hesitates for a moment before declaring: "Come on, let's have a taste!
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Mr. Trump has rejected other basic standards of presidential disclosures, like the release of his tax returns, leading to questions over whether he would reveal who comes and goes at the White House.
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A woman who lives some miles out in the country said it was nearly impossible to work as a waitress in a town when the last bus comes and goes at 7 p.m.
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But VR's role in the main lecture halls will diminish from trend to tract as nascent next big things reveal even newer best practices to survive in an industry where popularity comes and goes.
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They are early adapters of new products, and cosmetic trend comes and goes at a very fast rate in Korea, partly due to the ubiquitous high-speed internet and heavy use of social media.
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"Kylie and Travis are a good team," says the insider, explaining that Scott, 25, comes and goes but is great with the baby when he's around, an arrangement that Jenner, 20, is perfectly happy with.
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Which brings us to ... Renewable energy skeptics like to claim that natural gas power plants are required on the grid to balance out variable renewable energy, which comes and goes with the wind and sun.
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Lopez's 3-pointers have gotten most of the attention, but while his shot comes and goes, as evidenced by how quiet he was offensively in the first two playoff rounds, his defense is stunningly consistent.
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Subscription Boxes for Kids: From Kiwi Crates to science boxes, these are some fun subscription services that could entertain your kids for at least a few days a month as this virus comes and goes.
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A good fight with the right marketing can garner 5.1 million viewers, as Keith Thurman and Danny Garcia recently did, but almost every other fight comes and goes without an agate line in the newspaper.
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But if the scourge of under-eye puffery comes and goes, it's likely due to water retention (thanks to crying, hormonal changes, lack of sleep, and other temporary causes) and can be minimized far less invasively.
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Other notable uses include identifying witnesses by surveilling police departments to see who comes and goes from those facilities, and in support of robberies by observing gaps in security patrols and other vulnerabilities at target locations.
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Indeed "Michael Hamburger" is possibly Ms Dean's finest film currently on show in London, beautifully and simply shot in the poet's home on a windy day, as the sun comes and goes through his bay window.
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In a 2016 interview with PEOPLE, Cooper opened up about what led him and his mother to pen their joint memoir, The Rainbow Comes and Goes: A Mother and Son Talk About Life, Love, and Loss.
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The plumbing and electricity are shot to hell, the paint is peeling so quickly you can practically see it happening on screen, and there's a goat that comes and goes (and presumably, pees) as he pleases.
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And much of You's work is ephemeral, off-the-menu stuff that comes and goes in a flash of genius — diaphanous lamb-and-squash soup dumplings, full of piping-hot fatty juices, appeared just before Thanksgiving.
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The Modern art always comes and goes, filling the empty spaces left in the relationship between contemporary art and its own anxieties, and this art is always easy: universally known, scarce, incredibly expensive, and infinitely appealing.
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" News comes and goes very quickly, says Stern, "but the people who have been directly impacted by something like a terrorist attack or an IED, homegrown or otherwise, they live with that for rest of their lives.
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The facial recognition means you'll get a notification every time someone you know comes and goes, which means you won't have to manually look through hours and hours of footage whenever someone shows up at the house.
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Firstly, it's important to dispel the myth that rock comes and goes like an unreliable weekend dad—the many people playing in thriving local scenes around the UK (and beyond, of course) are evidence enough of that.
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The tightness of Nataki Garrett's pared-down production comes and goes, but the nine-member ensemble is uncommonly winning, and their colorful costumes of crumpled Tyvek (by Ivania Stack) make them look like 3-D paper dolls.
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"There&aposs a lot of mystery around why the McRib comes and goes, but to be honest it&aposs a local option based on consumer demand," they wrote in response to a McRib-loving customer on Oct. 23.
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The guitar twangs little riffs, voices whoop and sing and shout, a smooth synthesizer bass line comes and goes; the perky central beat is disrupted from left and right, and sudden key changes add a few more swerves.
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"Yes, there is a cute market in Korea, but that is a trend that comes and goes," says Jacklyn Lim, the Chief Marketing Officer at CarverKorea, the Seoul-based beauty company that created the skin-care brand AHC.
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"We need to get through at least this Fed meeting, which I think comes and goes and is a nonevent, and we need to get through the Brexit vote, which I also think will be a nonevent," Hogan said.
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"Listen I love Kelly, and Kelly is the heart and soul of that show," the The Rainbow Comes and Goes: A Mother and Son On Life, Love, and Loss author said during Thursday's appearance on Watch What Happens Live.
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Republicans -- led by McConnell and House Speaker Paul Ryan -- are in a more compromising mood, largely because they know that the history of shutdowns doesn't look good for their side if Friday's deadline comes and goes without a deal.
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That offense still comes and goes, but the pitching got the Pirates off on the right foot against the Tigers as Trevor Williams surrendered one hit in seven scoreless innings and two relievers closed out the one-hit, 3-20 shutout.
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Cooper and Vanderbilt's relationship will be featured in an April 9 HBO documentary Nothing Left Unsaid and, before that, in a memoir, The Rainbow Comes and Goes: A Mother and Son Talk About Life, Love, and Loss, due out April 5.
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Unlike the religious cult members who stay even when their leader's predicted end of the world hour comes and goes, Trump followers won't learn whether his political eschatology is right or wrong, possible or impossible, unless he actually becomes president.
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But numbers are misleading because, as we know, a white star like Leonardo DiCaprio almost always takes the lead while Samuel L. Jackson plays backup, Rosario Dawson comes (and goes), and John Cho steals the scene with too few lines.
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Revenue in News Corp's book publishing business, which includes HarperCollins, rose 11 percent to $433 million, driven by sales of popular titles such as "The Nest" by Cynthia D'Aprix Sweeney and "The Rainbow Comes and Goes" by journalist Anderson Cooper.
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Elsewhere, Quavo and Nicki Minaj get semi-melodic on "She for Keeps," which is worth a couple listens; Offset and Cardi B bring their romance to "Um Yeah," though the track comes and goes without leaving much of a mark.
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Just as his aggressions become harder and harder to ignore, so too do the film's narrative blemishes, from a dog that comes and goes from the story without explanation, to a late reveal that raises way more questions than it answers.
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"Kylie and Travis are a good team," an insider told PEOPLE, adding that Scott comes and goes and has his own place but is spending plenty of time sleeping over at Jenner's with Stormi — an arrangement the new mom is perfectly happy with.
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He might have been speaking about the Lebanese system with its sectarian division of the spoils and its inefficiency so gross that stretches of highway stink of sewage, electricity comes and goes, and the internet flickers to life from time to time.
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Why is watching somebody run up and down the field and get a concussion ... I get intellectually why that's the case, but the point is, we don't think this is a blip, or the equivalent of a Fortnite dance that comes and goes.
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Unlike a convention speech (which lasts one night) or an annual budget (which comes and goes in a matter of weeks) this continual reassessment will serve as an ongoing reminder of how badly the endorsement cuts against the image he presents of himself.
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Their successor, David Cameron, was meeting Mrs Merkel today: he has played to the patriotic gallery by stressing Britain's cultural inheritance as a Christian country, while acknowledging that his own faith comes and goes, like the reception of an erratic radio signal.
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" She also gave this recommendation for anyone else who feels insecure about the way their body changes throughout the day: "The next time you're bloated, don't think you look 'fat or disgusting' — that's unhealthy behavior and you know that bloating comes and goes.
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As more and more variable renewable energy (solar and wind) comes on the grid, there will be more and more fluctuations in power supply — large fluctuations as the sun comes and goes, but also small-scale fluctuations (clouds) and very long-term (seasonal) fluctuations.
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There are five new books at the top of our nonfiction hardcover best-seller list: "The Rainbow Comes and Goes" (Anderson Cooper and Gloria Vanderbilt), "The Sleep Revolution" (Arianna Huffington), "The Third Wave" (Steve Case), "Becoming Grandma" (Lesley Stahl) and "Lab Girl" (Hope Jahren).
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SCHWEDER: A view that is always changing, sleep that comes and goes with the sun's light, and a sense of connectedness with your roommate through knowing what he is doing and feeling mediated by the building — in short, this building is breaking our habits.
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Then we have the pleasure of observing the smile that comes and goes on his handsome face, as if he were tacitly conceding that, yes, these genteel shenanigans, done in the name of a few pricey frocks for a handful of spoiled clients, are absurd.
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But head games should worry us against a calculator like Putin, when the potential for miscalculation is higher than at any time since the 85033s and managed by a mostly inexperienced White House staff that comes and goes at the whim of this president.
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"The president has nothing to hide, been so transparent he has answered every question, talked to the news media about this over and over again," she said of Trump's frequent Q&A sessions with the press as he comes and goes from the White House.
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That position, I recognize, requires a willingness to accept baseball as living in a forever floating present, à la the Simpsons, where Bart's 11th birthday comes and goes a dozen times and it's impossible to tell whether Roger Maris was any better a hitter than Scooter Gennett.
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Vanderbilt's death comes just three years after she and Cooper penned a joint memoir called The Rainbow Comes and Goes: A Mother and Son Talk About Life, Love, and Loss, which offers a rare glimpse into their special relationship via a collection of intimate email exchanges.
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So ... MSNBC: If June 7th comes and goes and Hillary Clinton has won the pledged delegate count and the primaries, and she has won the popular vote ... you will spend those months, those weeks in the summer trying to flip superdelegates to Bernie Sanders before the convention?
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He'd discussed this at length with the last attending neurologist, who was just as certain it wasn't MG. That doctor argued that although myasthenia often causes weakness in the muscles of the eyes and mouth — not unlike what this woman had — that weakness usually comes and goes.
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His passing came ten years after the death of Carter and Anderson's father, author Wyatt Cooper — a man Anderson and Vanderbilt described in their memoir, The Rainbow Comes and Goes: A Mother and Son Talk About Life, Love, and Loss, as the glue who held the family together.
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Buzzy music comes and goes faster than ever, but Hynes is someone who it's already easy to imagine as a vastly influential, enduring star several decades into the future, the kind of guy who is going to quietly but steadily amass hits for a long time to come.
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The gunman, who took his life after killing 58 people and wounding hundreds of others last year by spraying bullets from his 32nd-floor room, comes and goes from the hotel, each time returning with more suitcases and bags, video footage released by the hotel's parent company shows.
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In English the word is often rendered as "changeling," but it more literally means a child who comes and goes: The ọgbanje is a spirit who would enter a child who would then die, only to return in the next child, and hence continue to torment the mother of the family.
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I've recommended the special effects makeup show "Face Off" about a billion times in my career— it comes and goes from streaming outlets, but right now it's available with a cable subscription — and I'll add the body-painting show "Skin Wars" to your possibilities list as well, and that's available on Netflix.
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The mother and son sat down with PEOPLE and Entertainment Weekly editorial director Jess Cagle ahead of the Tuesday release of their new memoir, The Rainbow Comes and Goes: A Mother and Son Talk About Life, Love, and Loss, which offers a rare glimpse into their special relationship via a collection of intimate email exchanges.
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But as someone who's been on board since day one – watched grime blow up, then settle back down, then blow up again and continued to do her thing throughout—NoLay is eager to see grime become an un-fuck-withable staple rather than a trend that comes and goes in the eyes of the industry.
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One of the world's leading authorities on ants, an influential evolution theorist, and a prolific, highly honored author, E. O. Wilson—his first name comes and goes from bylines, but the middle initial is ever-present—has over several decades been at the center of scientific controversies that spilled out of the journals and into wider public awareness.
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Poor Eutychus comes and goes in only a few verses, but I thought of him while reading the poet Christian Wiman's curious new book, "He Held Radical Light" — not because it's in danger of putting anyone to sleep, but because, like Acts, it's an episodic account of equally strange encounters, in this case, with apostles of verse.
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Vanderbilt is also known for her prolific writing career, as the author of several bestsellers including It Seemed Important At The Time, a memoir about her decorated history of romances, an erotic novel called Obsession, and The Rainbow Comes and Goes, which she wrote with her son Anderson Cooper about love and the loss of their respective son and brother, Carter, to suicide.
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But in the documentary of her life, "Nothing Left Unsaid," airing on HBO on April 9, with Mr. Cooper as his mother's interlocutor, and in the epistolary memoir the two have made together, "The Rainbow Comes and Goes: A Mother and Son on Life, Love, and Loss," out Tuesday from Harper, what instead unfurls is the ways in which this family of two has survived unthinkable losses.
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I think she comes and goes with issues she deeply cares about but when you get to a certain level of power a lot of times, and you see this in business too, a lot of times people will say yes just because you happen to be the boss.... ...I think it gives you a sounding board who is a little bit more unconventional than the 37 people that might happen to be standing round a table at that one time who just want to appease.
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