The "Dilly Dilly" era is going out with a bang.
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"I'm told 'dilly dilly' is one of them," Ritchie continued.
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Hopefully, this'll be the end of Bud Light's Dilly Dilly campaign.
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Bud Light responded to the rumors by promising golf fans "Dilly Dilly" shirts.
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"Dilly, dilly to the Cleveland fans," Mayfield said, using the beer's commercial slogan.
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Bud Light has responded to a rumored "Dilly Dilly" ban at the 2018 Masters.
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Rumors ran rampant that the infamous Bud Light catchphrase "Dilly Dilly!" had been banned from the Masters.
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The name 'Dilly Dilly' is trademarked and we knew they had to do something to protect it.
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The final chapter of Bud's wildly popular Dilly Dilly campaign will air during the game's second quarter.
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Pizza parties, surprise passionate renditions of opera classics with Andrea Bocelli, and whispers of dilly dilly ding dongs.
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Executives of the world's largest brewer are there to highlight and celebrate the Bud Light "Dilly Dilly" ad trilogy.
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Since introducing the Dilly Dilly commercial, there have been 175,000 mentions of the phase per month on social media.
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WATCH THIS: Take 5: Five-Ingredient Chicken Wings If you're still wondering what "Dilly Dilly" even means, you're not alone.
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It may be too late, but if the series comes back to Tampa, knock off the "dilly dilly" shit. 5.
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Bud Light has struggled to remain relevant in recent years, but "Dilly Dilly"was a viral hit for the brand.
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Claudio Ranieri is calling to us, shouting "dilly-ding, dilly-dong!" in an attempt to wake us from our absurdist stupor.
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However, the "Dilly Dilly" campaign has represented an impressive return to relevance for the brand, at least from a marketing viewpoint.
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Now, however, organizers of the 2018 Masters seem to have had enough of "Dilly Dilly" — as well as fans' other outrageous behavior.
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It's hard to turn a marketing catchphrase into a cultural phenomenon, but Bud Light did it twice, with Wassup, then Dilly Dilly.
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"The Bud Knight" stars in the seventh installment since the first "Dilly Dilly" commercial "Banquet" first went viral last August, triggering an entire series.
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They co-founded Dilly Dally in 2009 and sealed the deal with matching Dilly Dally tattoos—even before they had a body of recorded songs.
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It started when Anheuser-Busch's latest series of "Dilly Dilly" commercials touted the fact that Bud Light is brewed without corn syrup, unlike its competitors.
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This year, it will feature its new catchphrase "dilly dilly," used by characters in its "Game of Thrones"-style ads as a way of saying "cheers".
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It also saw a 14 percent improvement in positive sentiment related to Bud Light on social media since the launch of the first Dilly Dilly ad.
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Bud Light's " Dilly Dilly" also continued its winning streak, scoring the top honors on TVision Insights' list of the top 10 Super Bowl 2018 ads by attention.
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In training sessions he used an invisible bell—calling out "dilly ding, dilly dong"—to keep his team focused; he bought them all pizza when they performed well.
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While this is the first time the Mountain has appeared in a Bud Light commercial, the company has been running its GoT-like "Dilly Dilly" campaign since 2017.
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"Dilly Dilly," for 11 dancers, is to seven folk songs as recorded charmingly by Burl Ives; my keenest pleasure came from listening to Ives's effortless legato, diction and calm.
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Budweiser has been playing with medieval fantasy for a while now with it's "Dilly Dilly" commercials, and now it's come full-circle, bringing in characters from HBO's Game of Thrones.
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Applebee's: If you're thirsty after all that shopping, 10-ounce "Dilly-Dilly" Bud Light Draft Beers will be sold for only two dollars at participating Applebee's restaurants until November 38.
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"Your kind hath received word that the guards of the Green Jacket plan to escort any patron who dare utter Dilly Dilly off yon premises," Bud Light tweeted on Tuesday.
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So far, this year's crop look to be a mix of classics (Pepsi is remaking its famous 1992 ad featuring Cindy Crawford) and humor — see Bud Light's "dilly dilly" spots.
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HBO and Budweiser released a commercial during the second quarter of the big game that featured a crossover between the Game of Thrones world and the beermaker's popular "Dilly Dilly" advertisements.
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Bud Light's popular "Dilly Dilly" campaign, for example, came from a conversation about how annoying it can be to have people bring six packs of expensive craft beer to a party.
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He's still a master: "Dilly Dilly," his latest creation (Taylor Opus 144), is perfect as far as it goes, showing a feeling for genre that no other choreographer today could match.
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For example, Dilly the adorable pup with an ear infection.
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On Tuesday, "Dilly Dilly" was sandwiched between two of his golden oldies, "Mercuric Tidings" (1982, to three movements from Schubert's first two symphonies) and "Esplanade" (1975, to five movements from two Bach violin concertos).
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Hell, fans as far as Italy made homemade Dilly Dally shirts.
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Dilly also alleges Soulja put a $10,000 bounty on his head.—Noisey
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"Move fast, don't dilly-dally, grab what you can," Callaghan remembers thinking.
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See and feel the swamp magic below: Katie Monks of Dilly Dally.
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Dilly Bar Dabbler the duck has already posed for a pet calendar.
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In 2018, Budweiser's Super Bowl ad featured staff producing clean water from a factory that had produced beer, while Bud Light ran its "Dilly Dilly" commercial, showing people at a Medieval banquet using the phrase as a toast.
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What looked like another Bud Light "Dilly Dilly" ad faked people out of their cheese dip when it swiftly morphed into a fire-breathing, head-smooshing tease for the final season of HBO's "Game of Thrones" -- complete with dragons.
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Or could she mean dilly as shorthand for the phrase daughter-in-law?
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Sometimes, you just need a Chilly Dilly to get you through the workday.
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"The president being the president, I don't think he'll dilly-dally," he said.
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The campaign is supposed to be a parody of the Game of Thrones world, and has scenes of medieval characters sitting around banquets or stone jail cells enjoying bottles of Bud Light and shouting "Dilly Dilly" (a riff on "cheers").
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The European Union's dilly-dallying on trade and investment issues with China is incomprehensible.
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It's sometimes called "dilly" on the street; it's around twice as strong as heroin.
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It's why we're called fucking Dilly Dally," Monks laughs again, "cause we take forever.
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That daughter — her name is Dilly — might turn up at the port at Algeciras.
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The police department released a statement on behalf of the Dilly family on Friday.
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I also liked seeing the debuts of DEAD GIVEAWAY, DILLY DALLIES and SOUNDING BOARD.
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The whole thing, according to TMZ, has put Dilly into a fair amount of distress.
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Merriam-Webster's definition of the word says a dilly is an excellent example of something.
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I wind up dilly-dallying too much and curse when I realize that I'm late.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)But enough with all the dilly dallying, how bout those cameras?
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Those more peaceful paths were abandoned long ago to the dilly-dallying of strategic patience.
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This isn't opposing the war — it's actually criticizing Bush for dilly-dallying about the invasion.
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In the commercial, after the Mountain knocks Dilly Dilly off the horse, he tromps right up to him and gouges out his eyes — although, unlike HBO, Bud Light spares the audience the gore, filling in the scene with gross sound effects and a screaming audience.
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In what turned out to be one of the biggest Super Bowl surprises ever, HBO hijacked Bud Light's Super Bowl ad in 2019 to tout the final season of Game of Thrones, giving fans a weird crossover of the hit show and Dilly Dilly.
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Toured with Slaves, Dilly Dally, played SXSW… What do you have your eyes set on next?
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But don't dilly dally too long — you only have about two minutes before the scene shifts.
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I would argue, though, that When We Rise isn't here to dilly dally is character territory.
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As menfolk, Townsend, Skrill-Dilly, and I make up that other 10 percent of lupus patients.
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Sore made Dilly Dally the breakout act of Toronto's 90s-heavy, femme-led indie rock wave.
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"Dilly gum" is pulled from the sapodilla trees, and chewed when the cracker sandwiches run out.
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There's also the phrase "dilly dilly" from a 2017 Bud Light commercial that was inspired by Game of Thrones, Turner's career-making show, as well as in a 1700s nursery rhyme, but we think we got a bit too deep into the internet at that point.
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Anyone who got their paper closer to the door than Buffett wins a Dairy Queen Dilly Bar.
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Among all the "dilly dillys" and "Abby from Brooklyns," we started seeing character names from Star Wars.
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So this remoulade has the herbal thing going on—the green, a dilly, parsley kind of thing.
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When you're contractually obligated to publish three books in a single year, you can't dilly-dally in dreamland.
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Monks's onstage breakdown in England eventually led to a revelation: she had an unhealthy codependency on Dilly Dally.
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Dilly also told Cramer the reasons behind the recent uptick in food allergies remain unclear among industry experts.
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Maybe I'd like to think that's why Weaves are doing so well, Dilly Dally is doing so well.
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TJ Dilly even found time for a couple of left body kicks beneath Lineker's attempted right hook counter.
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A local Dairy Queen owner read about separated families, called Mr. Darling and offered to donate Dilly Bars.
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Their sound is a mix of Sonic Youth and Nirvana and Bikini Kill with a dash of Dilly Dally.
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Dilly bundled Finn into the first restroom on offer, locked the cubicle door and pulled at his leather belt.
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As the co-founder and razorblade-sharp scream of Dilly Dally, Monks being drawn to wolves is no surprise.
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My dad was there and Katie [Monks from Dilly Dally] said onstage, 'Sorry, if I'm really out of it.
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The three of us spend a little time dilly-dallying around the massive outdoor shopping complex where the theater is.
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"Amazon really is a convenience store; it is not a place I like to dilly-dally and shop," she said.
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I'm suddenly in full on hangry mode and my husband is dilly dallying while I wait for him to get ready.
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We probably go dilly-dallying around the workplace without thinking twice about who and what's touched the surfaces we regularly encounter.
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They have a new music festival called Up Here, which bands like Dilly Dally, Holy Fuck, Odonis Odonis played this year.
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Canned fruits, dilly beans, baskets of parsnips, brussels sprouts and russet potatoes were among the fare in a fully stocked pantry.
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Harley Dilly was last seen December 20 in Port Clinton, Ohio as he left for school between 6 and 7 a.m.
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He paints conservatives as knowing what they want and sticking to their convictions, and Democrats as being prone to dilly-dallying.
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The first five episodes are silly dilly-dallying while the Bachelor decides who among the wild cards is actually worth his time.
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In Nunchaku for the 21st Century, G-Dilly also lays out some of the more unorthodox strikes available to the chuck-master.
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He beat out other contestants including Ginger the hamster, Conswala the llama, Dilly Bar Dabbler the duck, and a handful of other pets.
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"The Senate's not going to dilly-dally around while we're waiting to see what Speaker Pelosi wants to do on impeachment," Grassley said.
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"He'd always talk to you in between classes and he would always offer you Dilly bars," student Roddy Macdonald said, according to Fox 9.
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Do you need a style that makes your laptop easily accessible so you don't have to dilly dally in those obnoxious airport security lines?
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And after Gandalf does his thing in his godly white and helps defeat Sauron's forces, he doesn't spend time dilly-dallying in post-retirement.
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Following a fall tour with METZ and Toronto's Dilly Dally, Big Ups have announced the release of their sophomore LP, Before a Million Universes.
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WHEN, a year ago, the Federal Reserve raised interest rates for the first time since the financial crisis, it did not intend to dilly-dally.
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Behind her, it's the meeting point of Dilly Dally bassist Jimmy Tony Rowlinson, Odonis Odonis drummer Denholm Whale, and and Golden Dogs guitarist Alejandro Cairncross.
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As a trans activist and writer, I get a lot of pickles these days from readers: dilly beans, hot sour cukes, even pickled fiddlehead ferns.
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If you recently signed up for Medicare and are considering a supplemental policy to reduce what you shell out for health care, don't dilly-dally.
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Dilly Dally, from the beginning, has always been about friendship, so when those friendships started to deteriorate on tour, it felt like it was the end.
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"The president being the president I don't think he will dilly dally very long on making his decision whatever it turns out to be," Ross said.
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"I had a [chili] cheese dog and a small ice cream," Cuban tells CNBC Make It. Buffett is no stranger to DQ's Dilly Bars and Blizzards.
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Dilly, also the drugmaker's founding executive chairman, sat down with Cramer for a Wednesday interview in which he addressed the persistent problems associated with food allergies.
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As a musician, rapper, recording engineer, and composer, Skrill-Dilly (née Andrés Kemp), 29, is used to marathon recording sessions, frequent travel, and a physically demanding lifestyle.
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Bader said the company's low fat and low sugar orange vanilla bar has quickly become a favorite -- even of Buffett, a chocolate aficionado who loves his Dilly bars.
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The dilly-dallying of the past couple of decades has driven this cost up dramatically due to soaring house prices in the U.K. capital in the intervening period.
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It's a good fit for both Casper Skulls and Buzz, which adds another hotly-tipped act to its stacked roster that already includes Greys, Dilly Dally and Weaves.
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At that moment, there's a sharp edit to the band playing dressed in all white with haze and white studio lights, all silhouette, of Dilly Dally just performing.
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Dilly, who is staying on as a strategic advisor at Aimmune until the end of 2018, was succeeded by Jayson Dallas, M.D., a biotech and pharmaceutical industry veteran.
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Many who visited the event never thought that the brand — well-known for frozen favorites like Dilly Bars and Blizzard Treats — would ever break into the hot snacks world.
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After cutting their teeth opening for the likes of Dilly Dally and Lucy Dacus, the band is gearing up to strike out on their own with the EP's release.
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While we want Dilly to get well soon, we also can't help but hold out hope that his bonnet becomes a daily style choice regardless of any ear-related ailments.
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Again, rightfully so: There's only so much exposition that can happen in an hour, and the show would rather swoop in in medias res than dilly-dally with small talk.
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One day after he officially stepped down from his CEO post, Aimmune Therapeutics' Stephen Dilly is not letting up on his company's goal: helping people overcome potentially life-threatening allergies.
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Moreover, as Congress dilly-dallied, doctors, public health experts, and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention have made as clear as possible that the Zika funding was desperately needed.
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Whether you've been on the lookout for mini wedges in highlighter hues or that one perfect pair of minimalist slides to wear all summer, we wouldn't advise a dilly-dally approach.
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The two-legged hound from Richmond, Ohio, edged out several other worthy contenders for the title, including Ginger the Hamster, Conswala the cake-baking llama and Dilly Bar Dabbler the duck.
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Listen: There is a thing being sold by the Texas Rangers baseball team called the "Dilly Dog" and what that is is a hot dog inside a pickle inside a corn dog.
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Look to Dilly Dally's cover of Drake's "Know Yourself," a reimagining that's less about hitting the city with friends and more about the literal woes contained in concrete and street-light memories.
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Now is the time for Congress to actually do something inspired to get Beijing's attention, rather than dilly-dally with the toothless but "feel-good" Hong Kong Human Rights and Democracy Act.
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Now, here are some other questions about the Dilly Dog to fulfill the promise of the headline: Sign up for our newsletter to get the best of VICE delivered to your inbox daily.
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The fact of the matter is that the Trump phenomenon is entirely their fault — the malign consequence of years of willfully reckless misconduct of public affairs followed by months of cowardly dilly-dallying.
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Here's a tweet about it that includes a photo just so we're all on the same page (look at the first image): One obvious question about the Dilly Dog is: Would you eat it?
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"What we're doing is taking a technique that's been around for a while called oral immunotherapy and we're making it widely available," Stephen Dilly, the company's founding executive chairman and former CEO, told CNBC.
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Investors could snack on a Dilly Bar, the long-favored Popsicle of the Oracle of Omaha, for $1 or snag "Warren and Charlie" rubber ducks ($5 for the pair at the Oriental Trading Company booth).
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Rowe, who has been CEO since 2016 and is a former head of the food business at M&S, said he had not "dilly-dallied" when it came to tackling the growth of online food sales.
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The body of Harley Dilly, a 14-year-old boy who had been missing since the morning of December 20, was finally found inside the chimney of a house near his family&aposs home in Ohio.
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The prose rather reads like a '50s primer: formal, an almost affected sense of bemusement at anything improper, and peppered with antiquated words like "slithery" to describe a dress and "a real dilly" to connote something exciting.
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A student of G-Dilly, Bowman comes as a package with his uke, Graham, a sixth dan in kyusho who proves that the more adept you become in the art, the more vulnerable you are to it.
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And Ocado co-founder and CEO Tim Steiner said Rowe had taken an "incredibly smart risk" and said "if anything we should have charged them more" when asked about the price paid by M&S. DILLY-DALLIED?
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Dilly Dally made their bite-mark at home with the melodic aggression of their 2015 debut album Sore, and abroad, Monks's seething lyrics of passion and pain lingering on fans and critics as much as your first hickey.
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Despite coming from a highly conservative state, O'Rourke has long advocated for marijuana reform After months of dilly-dallying and Instagramming his trips to the dentist, former Democratic Congressman Beto O'Rourke finally declared his candidacy on March 14, 2019.
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Intentional or otherwise, the narrative of Toronto's new sound is overlooking these women when in fact it's bands like Weaves, Dilly Dally, Vallens, Frigs, and so, so many more who are the new leaders and forebearers of the city's rock scene.
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Bands that include women currently piquing interest are Phillips' aforementioned band and of course Burke's project Weaves and Dilly Dally, but there's also Twist, Casper Skulls, Crosss, New Fries, HSY, Frigs, Peeling, The Beaches, and the now, sadly, defunct Beverleys.
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The shares dilly-dallied between lows and highs during the day as investors took caution ahead of the release of the new federal budget due next week and the upcoming meeting between U.S. President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping.
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Don Loudo—pronounced Loud-o—is the music moniker for one William Leo Stamps a director and guitarist / drummer who has been known to dilly dally around with fellow London-based one man band NZCA / LINES, so you know he's in excellent company.
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But don't dilly-dally -- this week is the busiest of the holiday mailing and shipping season in the United States, with the US Postal Service expecting to process and deliver nearly 220 billion pieces of mail, the USPS said in a news release.
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From Shel Silverstein's quirky verse, to the silly dilly songs and poems of Alan Katz, to more recent rhyming picture books like Sue Fliess's romping holiday parody "We Wish for a Monster Christmas," short and funny wordplay continues to be a sure shot.
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This is technically true, since Maya's tech whiz godson Dilly (Dalton Harrod), son of Maya's real-talk spouting best friend Joan (Leah Remini, Lopez's IRL bestie), crafts her a wildly impressive fake life to help the degree-less 40-something get a new job.
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But Williams could not really afford to dilly-dally around court too long on Saturday considering this match was just a dress rehearsal for a more pressing engagement later in the day — to partner Britain's most famous tennis son Andy Murray in the mixed doubles.
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Keep in mind that this is something of a high-risk maneuver, because if you don't time it right, or dilly-dally in the mirror or stop for Junior Mints, you will miss the beginning one of the film's most pivotal and rewarding scenes.
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Because after a period of relentless provocations, it pays even more to dilly-dally in the real world, where real world leaders are eager to serve up new concessions and, in so doing, satiate their own egos and, perchance, even dream of winning the Nobel Peace Prize.
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The effort didn't stop at writing music, but involved crafting a hypnotizing light show and visual presentation, a studio schedule with no room for dilly dallying, and thousands of miles, as the album was recorded, mixed, and mastered between LA, Paris, Hamburg, and Moelle's new home, London.
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Dilly Dally's Katie Monks says her negotiation of feminism as a label and qualifier of music is one she has grappled with because she doesn't want to exclude her fan base or be included in the litany of internet hate angled at anyone who may identify as a feminist.
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NIGHT BOAT TO TANGIER By Kevin Barry In the desolate ferry terminal of the Spanish port of Algeciras, two battered old Irish drug smugglers, Maurice Hearne and Charlie Redmond, await the appearance of Dilly Hearne, Maurice's long-vanished daughter, rumored to be traveling that night between Algeciras and Tangier.
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For a week — first in southeast Switzerland and then in the westernmost reaches of the Czech Republic — I padded around in slippers; brined myself in allegedly therapeutic waters; allowed stern women to wrap me, mummy-like, in blankets; and walked alone through the outskirts of ancient spa towns, blatantly ignoring the first lesson I was ever taught by a book: Don't dilly-dally in Central European forests.
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Each cycle loops us back to the present in possession of some freshly alarming piece of information: how Charlie got his limp and Maurice lost his eye; what dreams they tried to fulfill with their ill-gotten gains; what Maurice did to alienate his beloved wife and daughter (if Dilly is indeed his daughter, since nothing is certain here); how they became the simultaneously largehearted and coldblooded men they are.
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