I wanted to get enjoyment like I did out of it.
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She wonders herself what she did out there in the woods.
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SISYPHUS : I just have to give the rock credit for what it did out there.
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When we did out-of-camp excursions, he always wanted to be on my team.
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"That was incredible what he did out there tonight," Warriors Coach Steve Kerr said of Durant.
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Standing behind them, she looked much happier, I thought, than ever she did out in front.
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What I did out there today is just a small little snippet of what I can do.
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"That was amazing what he did out there tonight," Warriors coach Steve Kerr said of Durant postgame.
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The company that we did out of the second one I love, a company called Lindblad Expeditions.
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This Tom Friedman is a digital print of a collage he did out of one-dollar bills.
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Baffert said Justify's exhilarating victory had probably taken more out of him than it did out of the horse.
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Zorro had this beautiful cannabis magazine called Red Eye that he did out of his apartment back in the day.
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Noticeably hampered by the knee injury, Whittaker had nothing like the speed and grace he usually did out at range.
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There were a lot of good things I felt I did out there, but the win is priority number one.
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Conducting any investigation — as Comey did — out of FBI headquarters, let alone the Director's Office, is not by the book.
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I was not, obviously, trying to make things easier for myself: I was acting as I did out of principle.
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"I feel like I could have controlled the game a little bit better than I did out there," Chen said through an interpreter.
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"I would look at what Marvel did, out of necessity, in that they didn't have their A-list characters [at the beginning]," Markus said.
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He allotted more time to the tasks that only he could do, and gave tasks he did out of habit or comfort to other people.
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He has confirmed that he made the payment to Daniels, which he says he did out of his own pocket, reportedly by refinancing his home.
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Our tastes were pretty simple and we felt lucky just to be here, and being given a chance to put what we did out there.
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The characters peripherally involved are young and are shocked at how something they did out of thoughtlessness or a whim could have devastating real world implications.
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They just came along and we have been so proud that they wanted to stay with us as long as they did out there but it was time.
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"To come out and move like he did and work as hard as he did out there, you know, shows that that's a huge quality of his," Murray said.
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Nill would not elaborate on what Montgomery did "out of respect for everyone involved" but said the "material act of unprofessionalism" had no connection to past or present players.
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"It was a super-fun project that I did out of total love and respect for the Beasties and Daft Punk," Chapman told Toronto's NOW Magazine in a recent interview.
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LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Muhammad Ali was well known as a world champion boxer, but Hussein Hamdani remembers him more for what he did out of the ring, especially his devotion to Islam.
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The incoming administration asked me to join the President's National Diversity Coalition, which I did out of a sense of obligation to our members and service to the country I love.
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Plus, this refurbished appliance (which means its been vetted to ensure it works like it did out of the box) is 15% cheaper than what you'd expect to pay at full price.
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We're told Scooter told Justin it was up to him if he wanted to do the show, but he said he couldn't continue to represent the singer if he did, out of principle.
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" Something you didn't have to do but did out of love and kindness, and you did it with a firm, wise hand," Dunham says to Union, clearly appreciating the emotional labor that Union performed.
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Guardiola had left Touré, who once sulked and threatened to leave the club when it didn't wish him a happy birthday—although the club maintains that it did—out of his Champions League squad.
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How did out-of-the way, small-town Foxborough, of all places, come to be synonymous with heartache in N.F.L. cities from coast to coast while blossoming into a shrine to comprehensive Patriots glory?
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Not only did Alex placing Hannah on the list — which he admits he did out of spite because Jessica wouldn't have sex with him — ruin Hannah and Jessica's friendship, it also "declared open season" on Hannah's body.
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"After the match he had a couple days ago, to come out and move like he did and work as hard as he did out there shows that's a huge quality of his and it gets you a long way," Murray said.
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Here's the key part of Trump's statement after signing the sanctions bill -- which he did out of public sight and with little fanfare: "The bill remains seriously flawed -- particularly because it encroaches on the executive branch's authority to negotiate," he said in the statement.
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I did what I did out of love for myself, my then boyfriend, my family who would have been burdened helping me raise a child I was not financially or emotionally prepared for, and my future children if I am lucky enough to have them.
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As we have seen in other parts of the world, worsening economic and political instability could draw more people from Cuba to make the same long journey my parents did, out of fear of a return to a Cold War-style relationship between the two countries.
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I'm amazed that they squeezed as much as they did out of Secretary of Agriculture Orville Freeman: more money for the federal food stamp program; six new commodities added to that dole; emergency food distribution in about 250 poverty-stricken counties, and the standard programs established in 331 more.
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The final K70s did out-accelerate the final 412s, and had a higher maximum speed with the 411/412 offering a fuel mileage advantage.
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Scribner, 1959. Missions to Fort Sumter aside, the marshal's position was not an onerous one and afforded Lamon legitimate access to the President. What Lamon took upon himself, however, was to represent himself as Lincoln's bodyguard, which he did out of friendship rather than the requirements of the position.Hamand, page 27.
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Margaret is mistaken, however. A rock is thrown from the crowd by a "group of lads", and Margaret is knocked out. Mrs Thornton, who is wary of Margaret and her son's affection for her, surmises that Margaret acted as she did out of love for Mr Thornton. She tells her son so, and Thornton proposes to Margaret.
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Her subsequent pregnancies went relatively smoothly, with the except of a third miscarriage in 1926; she had to carry the dead foetus for three months before it could be removed.Henderson (2011), p. 174. All but one of her children survived to adulthood, and all those who did out-lived her. Her son Garnet, born in 1924, died from meningitis at the age of 10 months.Henderson (2011), p. 173.
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The story was canceled and the warrant withdrawn, which Gaburri later said he did out of respect for the Rosenblums. Rocco was able to find a suspect who more accurately fit the description and had a similar car in the Butler jail north of Pittsburgh; he eventually confessed to the robbery. Records showed later that the Baldwin police had done nothing else to investigate the robbery between April and July.
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The Vice President stated that while he was not familiar with Douglas's votes, he was certain that she had voted the way she did out of sincere conviction and urged Californians to give the Senate a "dose of brains and beauty". Attorney General McGrath also came to California to campaign for the Democrats, and freshman Senator Hubert Humphrey of Minnesota tirelessly worked the San Joaquin Valley, talking to farmers and workers.
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Nevertheless, at his interrogations in 1961 Tiebel insisted that when, after due reflection, he "finally" indicated his willingness to help his friend as requested, he did what he did "out of comradeship". At that stage there was little further discussion of the matter. "Detailed briefing" followed a few months later in connection with what Tiebel described as his "first courier trip". For the first trip to Berlin, the end of 1956, Tiebel travelled by train.
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"I wouldn't say I was nervous," said Peppard, "just excited."FOCUSING ON NEW FACES: 'End as a Man' Serves as First Movie Stint for Young Director and Cast Gambling Man Like Old Times At Work By GEORGE NELSON. New York Times 29 July 1956: X5. On his return to New York he did "Out to Kill" on TV for Kraft.Eisenhower To Air Opener Of GOP Drive The Christian Science Monitor 18 Sep 1956: 12.
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His spurs of knighthood were hewed off, and his sword was broken over his head. He was stripped of his robes, and proclaimed to be no knight, but a knave. He was then convicted as a traitor, and condemned to be hanged, drawn and quartered. He behaved with dignity at his execution, where he maintained that he had acted as he did out of concern for the best interest of the country.
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The information collected by the IMs generally involved reports on the behaviour of people from their domestic or work environments. The IMs frequently spied on close friends and family members. After 1989 and the ensuing opening up of the Stasi records, this often led to the terminations of friendships and marriages. Some of the IMs did what they did out of political conviction: others acted in return for favours or because they were put under pressure.
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She and Noble Cabot got married where Fish and his bride Mellie did, out at the ranch. A few years after SJ was born, Summer Cabot became deathly ill, and in an act that grieved and enraged her husband, transformed herself into a tree before she could die. Noble hated Autry after that and shielded SJ from the world of savvies. However, Sarah Jane has now come into her own savvy, to make anyone believe something she has written.
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At first, he was given a simple rural job, but he gradually established himself as a literary critic. His first published article was on Franz Kafka, on the newspaper Correio da Manhã, something he did out of desperation when living under severe conditions. He was to introduce writers such as Robert Musil and Kafka to Brazilian audiences, along with the literary criticism of Wilhelm Dilthey, Benedetto Croce, Walter Benjamin and others. His first book in Portuguese came in 1942, A Cinza do Purgatório.
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Thorn insists that leading his regiment in the charge was "in the line of duty" and refuses to consider a citation for the Medal of Honor, awarded for heroism "above and beyond the call of duty." Rogers reminds Thorn that he protected him from an investigation for cowardice, which he did out of respect for Thorn's father, but does not sway Thorn. Thorn intends to recommend the four soldiers for the Medal of Honor. He is ordered to take along Mrs.
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As well as being a garda, Paudge Brennan is a "property tycoon". He owns several houses in Red Rock and is constantly chasing tenants for rent, going so far as selling debt to nefarious loan sharks. When he's not chasing people who owe him money he himself is being pursued for money he owes to contractors who have worked on his house. One such contractor, unhappy with the payment Paudge settles on, tears the wiring he did out of the walls.
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The position taken by conservative intellectuals, led by Ernst Nolte, was that the Holocaust was not unique and therefore Germans should not bear any special burden of guilt for the "Final Solution to the Jewish Question".Kattago 2001, pp. 61–62. Nolte argued that there was no moral difference between the crimes of the Soviet Union and those of Nazi Germany, and that the Nazis acted as they did out of fear of what the Soviet Union might do to Germany.
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In the episode "Alexandra", he questions her about it, claiming that had she never acted he could have gained revenge and expresses anger that she did so, to which Nikita retaliates with, "What I did I did out of..." before trailing off (the implication being that she was going to say she did it out of love). Then, when Michael looks at her oddly, she finishes, "not wanting to see you get hurt." In the episode "Covenants", Michael leaves Division and joins Nikita. The two have since become romantically involved.
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Xavier and the X-Men convince McCoy, Lehnsherr, and his allies that Grey is still inherently good and not beyond help. Now united to protect Grey, the mutants deal with most of the D'Bari attackers, until Vuk arrives and heads for Grey, defeating each mutant who attempts to stop her. Xavier confers with Grey within his mind, allowing Grey to regain control. Grey forgives Xavier for his mistakes, understanding that he did what he did out of love and that the X-Men became her true family when her father abandoned her.
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Senna finished second, handing the victory to teammate Gerhard Berger at the last corner as a thank-you gesture for his support over the season. Senna was planning to move to the Williams team for the 1992 season, but Honda's CEO, Nobuhiko Kawamoto, personally requested that he remain at McLaren-Honda, which Senna did out of a sense of loyalty.Ernesto Rodrigues, Ayrton: The Hero Revealed (1994) That year, as had been the case in 1988 and 1990, Senna won the "International Racing Driver Award" granted by British magazine Autosport annually. The award was presented by Stirling Moss and Senna was interviewed on stage by Formula 1 commentator, Murray Walker.
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He perceived his disappearance as happening with his father's awareness and concerted by the communist security service. After returning home he was categorically commanded by his father not to discuss anything that happened and reaffirm only the story of "Jewish abduction" if ever asked. He was threatened to keep quiet long after 1946, which he did out of fear until the end of communist rule in Poland. Civic Militia publicised the rumours of the kidnapping and further announced that they were planning to search for the bodies of non-Jewish Polish children supposedly ritually murdered and kept in the house, resulting in the gathering of civilian spectators.
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Around 1964, some records featured the legend "R&B;" on the central spindle, to reflect the popularity of rhythm and blues at the time, in the wake of British acts like the Rolling Stones being influenced by blues music. The letters especially featured on records licensed from the Chess and Checker labels: Chuck Berry, Bo Diddley, Howlin' Wolf, Muddy Waters, etc. it was in fact 1963 and i chris clark was in charge of all the releases till 1965. we were in direct fight against london american in perticular their eps, in fact over this time we did out sale them on all fronts.
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Factors that may contribute to this include: differences in age; less generous coverage in the individual market (higher beneficiary cost sharing); and a tendency for individual consumers to only buy benefits that they expect to need and use while group coverage may provide some benefits that most beneficiaries do not use. Individual policyholders are also more likely to report being in excellent health than are people covered by employer-sponsored health insurance, which may be a contributing factor. Premiums in the individual market rose less rapidly over the period 2002-2005 than did out-of-pocket premiums in the employer-sponsored market (17.8% versus 34.4%). The increase was larger for family policies than for single policies (25.3% for family policies; the increase for single policies was not statistically significant).
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Although many NASA astronauts criticized the payload specialist program in part because they did not believe less-trained outsiders were fully aware of the risks of spaceflight, full-time astronauts may not have been either. Charles Bolden was amazed to learn after the loss of Columbia that the "impenetrable" leading wing edges of the vehicle he flew for 14 years were less than an inch thick. NASA in October 1982 predicted 37 shuttle flights by early 1986, but Challengers loss was the 25th shuttle flight. Hauck, with much experience flying dangerous aircraft at the United States Naval Test Pilot School, said "If I knew in advance that one in twenty- five would fail, I would probably think twice about flying three (as I did) out of the first twenty-six flights".
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Although law of Triune Kingdom of Croatia, formally obliged each candidate for position of Ban, to possess its own estate on Croatian soil, this criterion was briefly ignored upon Jelačić's appointment due to Revolutions of 1848. This was subsequently commented by Jelačić using following words: > "I have always lived for my Homeland and everything I did, I did out of > loyalty and fidelity, not for those 400 000 forints that I spent for buying > the land estate in sense of our Constitution, which asks for Croatian ban to > also be the landowner in our Kingdom."Mijatović, 119 Written agreement on sale of the estate was made on March 23, 1852, despite Jelačić de facto buying the estate a year earlier. The new owner had both estate and the castle reconstructed and annexed.
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Three days after the Japanese had taken Penang Island, the prison superintendent approached Koon- Teck and informed him that almost 50 young English soldiers between 18 and 20 years of age, together with a few British residents from Penang Hill who had not heard of the invasion, were squeezed together in the prison, had not eaten in three days, and were dying. Koon-Teck approached the Japanese lieutenant whom he had handed over the island to, and pleaded their case. Koon-Teck was allowed to feed them and this he did out of the stores of food in the godowns controlled by his men. When the Japanese discovered that he was giving those prisoners more than vegetables, salt and rice – he had introduced a bit of pork bone that he got from the roadside market – they objected.
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In literature of the Renaissance and later, Broteas is most often called "Brotheus" and described as a son of Vulcan who cast himself into the flames, sometimes specified as those of Mount Aetna, because of his deformity. The immediate source for the Renaissance trope of Brotheus and his self-immolation was Ovid's curse poem Ibis, an erudite rant of gruesome threats cataloguing the fates of numerous mythic and historical figures. Ovid's reference is minimal: "May you consign your body parts, set on fire, to the pyre to be cremated, as they say Broteas did out of a desire for death."Quodque ferunt Brotean fecisse cupidine mortis, / Des tua succensae membra cremanda pyrae, Ovid, Ibis 519–520 (517–518 in some editions). The Italian humanist and literary agitator Domizio Calderini, also known in Latin as Domitius Calderinus, appended the Ibis to his annotated edition of Martial (1474).
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As Emma and her parents search the woods for The Author, Mary Margaret tells Emma that they met him before, and David adds that he was the one responsible for placing them on the path to destroy Maleficent’s child. David explains that they didn't understand what they did out of fear, but Emma snaps and says they’ve been lying to her and adds that she became the anointed savior because they destroyed someone else’s soul. Meanwhile, the Author is ahead of them, trying to make a magic quill when Gold shows up and says there are no enchanted trees in Storybrooke. Gold produces a magic quill, thereby convincing the Author to come with him, and they disappear in a magic cloud. Back in Regina’s crypt, Regina wakes up and discovers her hands are tied and sees Gold standing there, as he tells her that he has the author, but says he can’t let her find her happiness at his expense, adding that he lost everything and she will too if she doesn’t obey.
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Furthermore, the game had to be recoded to change optimizations that were made for the PlayStation 2 version; Svensson stated that "part of the reason we didn't show it until we started showing it was because, if we showed it in a form that was anything less than near-perfect, people were going to freak out". Ready at Dawn's creative director Ru Weerasuriya later reflected that porting Ōkami to the Wii was a challenging task—"we started with no assets and literally reverse-engineered the whole thing back onto the Wii"—they did out of love for the game, but the level of effort would preclude them from attempting such a port again. In November 2007, Svensson said that the engine had been ported to the Wii, writing that "There are still several systems getting set up properly but there's most definitely a Wii-driven Amaterasu running around Wii-rendered environments as we speak." A listing posted at Capcom's website for the game on 15 February 2008 revealed that the Wii version would support 480p and widescreen output, and IGN confirmed that the motion sensing of the Wii Remote would be used to perform the Celestial Brush features within the game.
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