"'Dance Square' is a song about cutting loose," the pair explain.
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Analysts said Mr. Johnson could risk cutting loose the Democratic Unionists.
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But cutting loose is still vital for us, if in different ways.
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An iconic franchise simply cutting loose one of its most legendary players?
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Y'know they were cutting loose because they rode Dumbo AND the Teacups.
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After almost 20 years at the magazine, Tonne Goodman is cutting loose.
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Hedonism, cutting loose, and standing up to authority—what more could you ask for?
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It chugs and sputters through its first minute before steaming off and cutting loose.
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In "Rubies," it was heartening to see Megan Fairchild and Gonzalo Garcia cutting loose and having fun.
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" What Was Said "If we cut detention space, we are cutting loose dangerous criminals into our country.
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"It's tied to dad not being around and cutting loose," he told his wife during a recent couples workshop exercise.
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From cutting back expenses to cutting loose bad actors, financial health sometimes requires a little prudent pruning, with professional help.
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Sources told the Verge cutting loose the ISS is likely to be in the final version of the budget request due February 12th.
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In parting with him, Mr Peña is cutting loose the architect of the reforms for which his presidency is likely to be remembered.
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Washington Redskins: The team moved on from two underperforming recent draft picks, cutting loose wide receiver Josh Doctson and running back Samaje Perine.
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Should they stand up for open borders and multiculturalism and risk cutting loose white workers who have drifted to the anti-immigrant right?
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The corporate bosses of powerful men in media don't have to choose between one person and another, they're just cutting loose a PR problem.
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There, amid the sunshine and enveloping shadows, Setsuko finds and then loses herself while cutting loose and engaging in some savage psychological blood sport.
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Conservative media has started to join in, with Fox News anchors, analysts and pundits cutting loose on Sessions with stinging and increasingly personal attacks.
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These rhapsodists were actually Metropolitan Opera stars, cutting loose on their night off with a slightly different art form on the Saturday of Thanksgiving weekend.
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McConaughey's at his best when he's cutting loose, exploring the weird spontaneity of his acting style, getting in touch with his physicality and rhythms of language.
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Every year the event attracts hundreds of thousands to a tiny South Dakota town for 10 days of Black Hills bike rides, concerts, and cutting loose.
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Up high, in the luxury suites among the royals and the politicians, Emmanuel Macron, the French president, was cutting loose — leaping to his feet, punching the air.
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Strategy is about setting and enforcing priorities — and sometimes that means cutting loose longstanding commitments lest you bleed yourself dry trying to do everything, everywhere, with finite resources.
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Cutting loose from Europe, she hosts Middle-Eastern sheikhs in Westminster anxious to secure foreign markets and investment, and courts Turkey's leader to shore up exports with arms sales.
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Denver Broncos: After cutting loose Kevin Hogan and leaving starting quarterback Joe Flacco with only injured rookie Drew Lock backing him up, Denver claimed Brandon Allen from the Rams.
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Vox-owned SB Nation, an outlet focused on sports, recently announced it will transition its coverage of California sports teams to a staff-only operation, cutting loose its freelancers.
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Mrs May was suggesting that Europe could still form a common cultural space even if political arrangements were changing, with parts of the continent seeking closer integration and Britain cutting loose.
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Kim and her oldest daughter spent their Wednesday at the Happiest Place on Earth ... cutting loose on some rides, hanging out with Mickey Mouse and grubbing down on some Mexican food.
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Embracing the 80/20 rule – eating healthy 80 percent of the time and cutting loose during that other 20 percent – can really help you reset how you think about what you eat.
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Folks who were there tell us Brian surprised everyone when he strolled in at 9 PM on a Wednesday, and he was cutting loose and boozing it up like a frat bro.
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From all-inclusive festivals in the Dominican Republic to weeklong techno soirees in St. Martin, the allure of cutting loose to pumping beats on vacation-friendly tropical islands is a no-brainer.
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The Nationals' scheduled starter for Game 2 of the World Series has been a star for a long time, but he seems to be cutting loose and having more fun than ever before.
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I had a pattern (and probably still do) of emotional fasting and binging: allowing myself to feel trapped by someone, then cutting loose and making it my mission to show up for chaos.
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For all their quasi-mythological attacking traditions, this Brazil side have a pragmatism that keeps them in check in such a way that you cannot see them ever truly cutting loose at this tournament.
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Fun Mom Dinner seems like it could be a gamble — movies about moms cutting loose exist already — but the fact that this one is premiering at Sundance bodes well for both its originality and its humor quotient.
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With basic income in place, companies might be more inclined to take a risk on hiring more aggressively — adding vigor to the local economy — knowing they have the freedom to be ruthless in cutting loose those workers who prove disappointing.
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Rosenfeld's thesis—that the postwar enthusiasm for ideologically unified parties yielded some positive good—works better when he turns to the Democratic Party, which really did clean house, cutting loose Southern reactionaries to make itself the party of civil rights.
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With basic income in place, companies might be more inclined to take a risk on hiring more aggressively — adding vigor to the local economy — knowing they have the freedom to be ruthless in cutting loose those workers who prove disappointing.
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That revelation sends the duo off on the wild evening that's the real point of the movie, where they prove they're just as capable of overachieving at cutting loose as overachieving at anything else, and realize that maybe they've gotten everyone wrong.
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In September, she shared a video of herself "cutting loose" while doing a dance cardio routine, and in August she shared a video of her post-Cheesecake Factory work out, which entailed lifting hand weights while walking on a treadmill — in a bikini.
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The president said he would not sign an agreement that cuts the number of detention beds used to house immigrants caught living illegally in the U.S. "If we cut detention space, we are cutting loose dangerous criminals into our countries," Trump said.
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Whether that meant adopting Hapsburg military standards, acceding rights to local aristocrats or accepting the economic expertise and political contacts of former Austro-Hungarian officials, cutting loose from the past was never going to be as easy as the nationalists had claimed.
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Clinton had been secretary of state when the US helped push Egypt's longtime strongman Hosni Mubarak from power after a popular uprising, but was seen as less pro-active than other members of Obama's cabinet in cutting loose a crucial, long-standing US ally.
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The halftime show featured trumpeter Al Hirt, marching bands from the University of Arizona and Grambling State University, the cutting loose of 300 pigeons and 10,000 balloons and a flying demonstration by hydrogen-peroxide propelled Bell Rocket Air Men in 20-second-long, futuristic individual flights.
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So what does the threat of being photographed midbite at a friend's birthday party, or cutting loose on the dance floor after one too many, do to the texture and quality of those moments, particularly when the image may end up being seen by several thousand followers?
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Kerber faced three set points trailing 245-222 in the second, and two more at 5-4, but turned the set in her favor by cutting loose and swinging for the fences, storming home to clinch the match and setting up a semi-final against Briton Johanna Konta.
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Britain under Johnson is now all about cutting loose and 'going global' and making side deals with the Americans and Australians, while Europe is all about the need preserve a 'level playing field,' if Britain wants to be a friend with privileges — meaning access to its single market of 450 million consumers.
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Mr. Trump's decision did not appear to be a direct response to the disclosure that Mr. McGahn had been cooperating closely with the special counsel, Robert S. Mueller III — a fact his team was aware of — though its timing inevitably led to questions about whether the president was cutting loose an aide who he believed had provided damaging information about him.
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It's not the show's most plot-heavy episode, but the combination of the Coachella setting and the characters cutting loose makes for an installment that feels like a respite from the rest of the season's stories, which have focused on Issa and Molly's professional dissatisfaction, as well as Issa's love life in the wake of former boyfriend Lawrence (Jay Ellis) exiting her life permanently at the end of season two.
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Remarkably they didn't didn't score again. Kilkenny took control with Pat Henderson a key figure at centre-back and Eddie Keher cutting loose up front. They were level after a Frank Cummins goal and went on to win by eight points.
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The song is musically dance-rock based. Lyrically, the track speaks about having fun and cutting loose. The song received critical success and garnered average commercial outcomes for Cyrus in several countries, compared to those of her previous efforts as Montana. This includes Canada and the United States.
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England batted first and Miller bowled his Great Massingham colleague Bill Edrich to end with 1/11 and precipitate an English collapse.Perry, p. 106.Whitington, p. 72. Miller came to the crease at and helped Australia take the lead, before cutting loose, eventually finishing with 105 in 210 minutes.
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In JazzTimes Chris Kelsey wrote "Straightahead tenor players who regularly stretch themselves and break a sweat in the process are too few and far between these days. That’s what makes a record by someone like the late Bill Barron so attractive. Barron had no such problems cutting loose. He possessed an original voice-not revolutionary, but unique in its way".
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Since the ships would be unable to distinguish between Rebel and alien worlds, this would amount to genocide on a universal scale. They also discover that the shack was not built by Lasa, but renegade Chicxulub, who embraced the Lasa philosophy. The Crysler's new cycler finishes and the shack launches it. Rue and company escape from Crisler by cutting loose a habitat.
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The subsequent All-Ireland decider saw Cork face Kilkenny. The Rebels dominated the early exchanges and went eight points clear after a long-range score from wing-back Roche in the 17th minute of the second half. Remarkably they didn't score again. Kilkenny took control with Pat Henderson a key figure at centre-back and Eddie Keher cutting loose up front.
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The subsequent All-Ireland decider saw Cork face Kilkenny. The Rebels dominated the early exchanges and went eight points clear after a long-range score from wing-back Con Roche in the 17th minute of the second half. Remarkably they didn’t score again. Kilkenny took control with Pat Henderson a key figure at centre-back and Eddie Keher cutting loose up front.
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Remarkably they didn't score again. Kilkenny took control with Pat Henderson a key figure at centre-back and Eddie Keher cutting loose up front. They were level after a Frank Cummins goal and went on to win by eight points. Two years later in 1974 McCarthy won a third National League medal as Cork defeated Limerick on a huge score line of 6–15 to 1–12.
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Nic Kelly from Project U said: "It has that instantly addictive feeling to it. It's simple, understated and melodically perfect." Mitch Mosh from Atwood Magazine, in a review of the EP, wrote: "Originally released as a solo performance, Michaels' presence adds new perspective, harmony and vision to an already-intense song about the fear of cutting loose ends." It was featured in the 2018 movie The Darkest Minds.
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Instead of the predicted disaster, cutting loose from gold proved a major advantage. Immediately the exchange rate of the pound fell by 25%, from $4.86 for one pound to $3.40. British exports were then much more competitive, which laid the ground for a gradual economic recovery. The worst was over.Peter Dewey, War and progress: Britain 1914–1945 (1997) 224–32Diane B. Kunz, The battle for Britain's gold standard in 1931 (1987).
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X-Men: Legacy #242 (Jan. 2011) Karima continues battling her fellow X-Men, and when her human side reasserts itself, she asks Hellion to put her out of her misery. He does so, cutting loose with his telekinetic abilities and causing massive damage to Omega Sentinel, who is left in a coma, possibly brain dead. Her body is moved to a stasis tank in the X-Men's lab.
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Aeon Video's program is composed of curated selections, short documentaries that are exclusive to Aeon, and original series produced by Aeon. The most notable of these is the In Sight series, which features interviews and discussions with leading philosophers, scientists, thinkers and writers. Several of Aeons exclusives have been chosen as Vimeo Staff Picks, including American Renaissance, Grandpa and Me and a Helicopter to Heaven, Cutting Loose, Glas, and World Fair.
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They say that "The potential was there for comedy with Worf trying to handle being on vacation and Dax cutting loose." However they criticise it for the set, which they say "looks like a cheap resort". They say that Worf is out of character in this episode and that the fights between him and Jadzia are terrible. Overall, they criticise it for "the bad writing and dumb plot".
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But all have grown into their roles, cutting loose in a film that (thankfully) sidesteps the melodrama of its prequels." Pattinson at the New York premiere of Water for Elephants Pattinson executive-produced and starred in the film Remember Me, which was released on 12 March 2010. Though the film received mixed reviews, some critics praised his performance. Jake Coyle of The Associated Press said that "The young actor has an unmistakable screen presence.
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Toni Kurz was still alive but almost helpless, with one hand and one arm completely frozen. Kurz hauled himself off the cliff after cutting loose the rope that bound him to his dead teammate below and climbed back onto the face. The guides were not able to pass an unclimbable overhang that separated them from Kurz. They managed to give him a rope long enough to reach them by tying two ropes together.
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"Nice for What" is an upbeat bounce song which contains elements of early 2000s R&B;, with a length of three minutes thirty seconds. It samples Lauryn Hill's song "Ex-Factor" (1998), "Drag Rap" by the Showboys (1986), "Get Your Roll On" by Big Tymers (2000), and also features clips from performances by Big Freedia. Lyrically, the hook of Drake's song samples Lauryn Hill singing about "cutting loose in the midst of a relationship".
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In a hypothetical sequel to Mamma Mia! put together by the British newspaper, The Daily Telegraph, the song is sung at a point in the musical where Sophie "dreams of cutting loose [from Sky] and heading abroad". In the film Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again, the song is performed by Young Donna (played by Lily James) on the soundtrack album; however, the performance (early in the film prior to Donna leaving her friends) was deleted.
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One night while drinking beer at Moe's Tavern, Homer tells the story of his big break. The Simpsons attend "Nuclear Plant Employee, Spouses and No More Than Three Children Night" at the Springfield Isotopes baseball game at the town's minor league baseball stadium. Homer thinks his hopes of cutting loose at the game are ruined when his boss, Mr. Burns, sits next to him. To Homer's surprise, Mr. Burns buys him several rounds of beer and they taunt the Isotopes.
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Only by cutting loose their equipment and then swimming to shore could most of them avoid drowning. Only half of the members of Task Force B reached the relative safety at the foot of the cliff.Thomas H. Taylor, "Rangers: Lead the Way," 52-54 (Turner Publishing Co. 1997) . The Task Force's preferred route to the high ground – through the Vierville draw in Dog Green sector – had quickly become a killing zone, forcing Task Force B to find a route directly up the face of the cliff.
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Reviewing for The Village Voice in July 2004, Tom Hull said that "this isn't a great album, but it's voluble and exciting the way Carter can be." The Allmusic review by Al Campbell says, "Live at Baker's Keyboard Lounge finds Carter cutting loose like a musician who's been conceptually sidetracked long enough. This is a back to basics blowing session and concepts be damned". In JazzTimes Chris Kelsey called the album "a rollicking session that captures the loose vibe of a nightclub set to near perfection".
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In 1223, Mstislav joined a coalition of perhaps 18 princes, which, along with Cuman (Polovtsian) allies, pursued the Mongols from the Dnieper River for nine days and joined battle with them at Kalka River. While three princes were captured and later killed at the battle site, and six more were killed in headlong pursuit back to the Dnieper River, Mstislav is the only prince specifically named among the nine or so who escaped. He managed to escape by cutting loose the boats on the Dnieper River so he could not be pursued.A. N. Nasonov, ed.
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The film was also known as Cutting Loose. It was written and directed by Hoffs' mother who had directed a number of music videos, including the Bangles' Going Down to Liverpool, and two short films, including The Haircut with John Cassavetes. She said: > Movies are never 100% accurate because they're one step away from reality, > but I think this is an accurate depiction of young people-and not just kids > in Southern California in 1987. I went to Yale and the experiences depicted > in the film are very much like experiences I had at school.
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Kurz hauled himself back to the mountain face after cutting loose Angerer below him. The guides were not able to pass an unclimbable overhang that separated them from Kurz, but they managed to get a rope long enough to reach Kurz by tying two ropes together. While abseiling, however, Kurz could not get the knot that joined the two ropes to pass through his carabiner. He tried for hours to reach his rescuers, who were just a few metres below him, desperately trying to move himself past the knot, but in vain.
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Remarkably they didn't didn't score again. Kilkenny took control with Pat Henderson a key figure at centre-back and Eddie Keher cutting loose up front. They were level after a Frank Cummins goal and went on to win by eight points. In 1974 Malone won a second National League medal as Cork defeated Limerick on a huge score line of 6–15 to 1–12 in the decider. After being dropped from the panel in 1975, Malone returned the following year and collected a second Munster medal as Limerick were bested once again.
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Officials in the Union Army attempted to create the first minesweeper but were plagued by flawed designs and abandoned the project. Minesweeping technology picked up in the Russo-Japanese War, using aging torpedo boats as minesweepers. A minesweeper cutting loose moored mines In Britain, naval leaders recognized before the outbreak of World War I that the development of sea mines was a threat to the nation's shipping and began efforts to counter the threat. Sir Arthur Wilson noted the real threat of the time was blockade aided by mines and not invasion.
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It's just like, you know you'll always have your friends there." Commonsensemedia wrote, "Dancing Crazy, ... has one thing on its mind: cutting loose on the dance floor until the wee hours of the morning. Written by Avril Lavigne, the song describes staying out all night, spending most of it dancing (with a little kissing thrown in) – "You, me in the spotlight / Running around till the end of the night / Hot, hot keep it comin' / We can rock out till the early morning." Though the actions in this tune aren't necessarily irresponsible, they may be a little iffy for the youngest tweens.
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Some early copies of the "Positively 4th Street" single were mis- pressed, with an outtake version of "Can You Please Crawl Out Your Window?" (a song that Dylan would release as his next single) appearing on the A-side in place of "Positively 4th Street". Critic Dave Marsh praised the song as "an icy hipster bitch session" with "Dylan cutting loose his barbed-wire tongue at somebody luckless enough to have crossed the path of his desires." The song would later be included on the U.S. version of Bob Dylan's Greatest Hits, as well as the compilation albums Masterpieces, Biograph, and The Essential Bob Dylan.
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Sir Henry > Campbell-Bannerman. From His Election as Leader of the Liberal Party to His > Resignation of Office as Prime Minister. 1899–1908. Selected and Reprinted > from The Times (London: The Times, 1908), pp. 152–153. Stanley Baldwin said in December 1930, during the Great Depression, that the Conservatives were "a national party of all those who believe that any improvement in the industrial and economic position of this country can only be achieved by cutting loose from the Cobdenism of the last generation and putting this country on what is and must be a protectionist basis".The Times (18 December 1930), p. 19.
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Mayer thought he had found this savior in Dore Schary, a writer and producer who had found success at running RKO. Top notch musicals were Schary's focus, with hits like Easter Parade and the various films of Mario Lanza (most famously, The Great Caruso) keeping MGM afloat. In August 1951, Mayer was fired by MGM's East Coast executives and was replaced by Schary. Gradually cutting loose expensive contract players (including $6,000-a-week Judy Garland in 1950), saving money by recycling existing movie sets instead of building costly new scenery, and reworking pricey old costumes, Schary managed to keep the studio running much as it had through the early 1940s though his sensibilities for hard-edged, message movies would never bear much fruit.
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A special US Senate study: The Effectiveness of Metropolitan Planning, with Charles Haar et al., prepared for the US Senate Subcommittee on Government Operations, 1964. Books in the business field: Cutting Loose: From Employee to Entrepreneur: Making the Transition from Employee to Entrepreneur, 1985 and Using Consultants, 1986, both with Thomas A. Easton, Probus Publishing Company. Unpublished MSS: The Politics of Metropolitan Consolidation in a Michigan Area, doctoral dissertation, University of Chicago, 1960; Metropolitan Problems and Politics: A Seminar, (edited papers), The University of Denver, 1962; An Evaluation of Fair Housing, Incorporated, Boston, Massachusetts, 1966; The Political Aspects of Health Planning in Berkshire County (MA): A Report to the Berkshire County Health Planning Association, 1969; The Professional, Business, and Economic Service Needs of the Residents of the Suburban Library System, Chicago, 1973.
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Cameron Adams gave the album 4 out of 5 stars saying, "John Farnham and Olivia Newton-John have a chemistry and friendship you just can’t fake. And zero egos. The fact these two were having serious fun is not lost in the recorded translation. You also see new sides, like Farnham blitzing 'Over the Rainbow' and Livvie cutting loose with rock wailing on 'Hit the Road Jack'. That’s another one of the joys here, we rarely get to hear Olivia live and from the divine thrills of 'Xanadu' to the spine chills of I Honestly Love You it’s our loss. On the Grease favourites 'Summer Nights' and 'You’re the One That I Want', Farnham slips into John Travolta mode [and] Farnham sings 'Olivia Newton-John' better than ONJ’s original duet partner Cliff Richard".
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Swivel ring single end and double end bolt snaps Screw gate carabiner Clips and attachment points should be reliable and must generally be operable by one hand with gloves suitable for the water temperature, without needing to see what is being done, as it may be dark, low visibility, or out of view. Single-hand operation is necessary where only one hand can reach, and is always preferable, as the other hand may be in use for something important at the time. While unlikely, it is possible for most types of clip to jam closed, and if this may endanger the diver it should be possible to use an alternative method to disconnect, which does not involve special tools. Cutting loose using the diver's cutting tool is the standard.
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Scott Yanow of AllMusic states, "Buster Bailey was one of the top clarinetists to emerge during the 1920s but he led relatively few sessions throughout his long career. ... In addition to W.C. Handy tunes, the other five songs are Bailey originals that mix together swing and the flavor of New Orleans jazz. It's a fine outing for the classic clarinetist". On All About Jazz Andrew J. Sammut said "Fortunately jazz raconteur Stanley Dance saw fit to put just Bailey (and some of his original compositions) in front of a rhythm section on the short- lived Felsted label, highlighting the phenomenal technique that kept him so consistently in demand ... After so many years of Bailey sharing solo space alongside more famous colleagues, and even on his own date, it's still surprising but also rewarding to hear Bailey cutting loose".
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On the next week's episode during NewsBreak, however, Eddie Murphy raised the subject of Larry the Lobster again, saying that he had received letters protesting the crustacean's treatment the previous week, including one that contained the racist barb "that man is sick, and I thought those people didn't like seafood." Murphy then displayed a boiled lobster on a plate, announced that Larry's stay of execution had been revoked, and ate it while giving some to NewsBreak anchors Brian Doyle-Murray and Christine Ebersole. This event is cited to this day in discussions of classic comedy routines,Interwebia, February 29, 2012 cruelty to animals"Cutting Loose the Crustaceans; Whole Foods Stops Selling Live Lobsters," Washington Post, June 17, 2006, page D1 and in rosters of famous animals."Famous fauna; Celebrity animals from Bubbles the Chimp to Mike the Headless Chicken," Erin Ryan, The Idaho Statesman, October 3, 2006.
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The album was warmly received by the British weekly music papers at the time of its release, Sounds noting that "the band are still capable of making a stir", and Melody Maker that they had "gone part of the way [in rehabilitating themselves]". Critics especially praised Calvert, Sounds stating "Calvert, having adapted to his role as frontman, now pulls out the stops, his poetical- lyrical contributions working particularly well", Melody Maker observing that "the band have developed a real sense of humour" and the album "finds Calvert in very fine form as a lyricist", while the NME assessed it as "sci-fi comic book thrills to the proles, only this time around Bob Calvert's psychotic sense of humour is well to the fore". The critics were less complimentary about the progress in the band's music, with Melody Maker noting that the lyrical improvement "has not been matched instrumentally nor structurally. The only musician of note... is Simon House for his consistently impressive violin passages", while the NME stated that "musically it's all battering ram riffs and monoplane synthesised drones, with Dave Brock occasionally cutting loose on guitar (rather than just providing frenetic rhythm) and Simon House contributing some hypnotic violin solos".
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