Yes, I just do it once a week, of course.
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She's patient because I only do it once a week.
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If they do it once in awhile, nothing will happen.
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I saw Gaga do it once, and it was chilling.
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"Do it once, and do it right," Mr. Sneddon said.
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Of course, being Rocket, he can't just do it once.
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Any dancer should have the chance to do it once.
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I do it once a year to slough away my sunspots.
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Just do it once and you'll see, you'll do it again.
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Do it once, however, and you might do it yourself forever.
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Previously, they could only do it once the trip is completed.
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"I want to do it right, I want to do it once."
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But I'm just gonna do it once and see how it goes.
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You don't just do it once and then call it a day.
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Just decide to do it once, which instantly makes it less intimidating.
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I do it once a week, and there's something so wonderful about it.
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Being a kid is great and you only get to do it once.
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And once you do it once, you're like, Okay that wasn't so scary.
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So just look at an aggregator, and only do it once a day?
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"You do it once, then you're going to have to do it again."
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I don't enjoy cooking, so I only tend to do it once a week.
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"I thought I was going to do it once and be done," she said.
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Do it once, and the money keeps coming in each time someone makes a purchase.
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Hopefully, you just do it once," Chopra, 36, jokingly told Elle UK. "So it's fine.
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Even if you do it once, that's it, because it means that it's in you.
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" Added Johnson, "But after you do it once or twice, you absolutely will do it again.
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I mean, if you do it once in a while, that's fine ... Do you set limits?
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If you do it once, Twitter is most likely not going to throw you in timeout.
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And yes, sure, a millennial might Instagram themselves baking — when they do it once a month.
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But there are catches: It'll cost money, and you can only do it once a year.
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"Ideally, you want to do it right, and you want to do it once," he says.
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O.K., I'm gonna go, maybe y'all can do it once more and send me the tape.
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And if you save your login for future use, you only have to do it once.
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A structural remedy, on the other hand, is a do-it-once-and-walk-away process.
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Performing that series of moves is so exacting that Guthrie has only managed to do it once.
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I've already given up my job once before, and I know I can do it once more.
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"But according to the law, even if you do it once, you're committing a crime," Currie continued.
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If I film myself singing those songs in VR, then I just have to do it once.
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Not just do it once or twice, they've been able to do it a number of times.
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The thing I like about it is it's a very easy fix and you just do it once.
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But it doesn't work if you just do it once; you have to keep hammering the point home.
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"We had a gathering of the CEOs of all our portfolio companies — we do it once year, " Wilson said.
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Afterward, breathing heavily, Mr. Brooks said that his producer was making "the old, fat guy" do it once more.
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I didn't do it once and ended up throwing my popcorn on the lap of the person behind me.
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The convergence of the Covid-19 outbreak and the presidential election will force us to do it once again.
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If you do it once a day you can see a visual representation of your feelings and experiences over time.
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Think about it: they negotiate car deals every day, while you do it once every few years (if even that often).
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Porchetta is the kind of dish that takes enough effort that you really only want to do it once a year.
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And now I've started picking it up a bit more, trying to do it once or twice a week in season.
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"It's important, but like I said, it's not something where it's like I just want to do it once," Thomas said.
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People just don't want to feel obligated to do it once a year for every single person they're sort of friends with.
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The idea is that enlightenment is like sweeping the floor — if you do it once, the dust comes back the next day.
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The color just washes out, so you can do it once or twice and then let your blond base color come through.
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I want to dip my toe in the water—I love games so much, I've gotta do it once in my life.
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To do it once would be to open up the possibility that other tough-guy stands he has taken may have been in error.
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Three years ago, World War II veteran Ernie Andrus did what seemed like an impossible feat, and he's ready to do it once again.
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And if they want to do it once that's great, if they want to do it 217, times they should be allowed to do that.
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Ideally, you should wash your water bottle every few days, but if you can remember to do it once a week, that's a good start.
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But let's all agree to do it once and get it out of our system, without making the whole event a showcase for one guy.
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We did our two times, and then like Uma with the spitting thing, Diane said, okay, if you need to do it once more, you can.
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The unofficial good twin of Westeros put a stop to one mad ruler, and it's not impossible to consider that he may do it once again.
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It is flat and untroubled by cars, and I do it once or twice each week, taking one hour and one, two, sometimes even three minutes.
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Obviously, I'd always break, first slowly—I can only do it once a week, maybe twice—then I'd crumble—who cares, I'm already going to hell.
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Adding your third-party devices to the system takes a little while, but isn't too onerous either, and you're only going to do it once, after all.
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"We told her, 'Look, do it once or twice, and then we'll have you lip sync it from different angles yourself; we'll play you back,'" Holmes said.
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"They're trying to appeal to the people, but they're not going to do it once in office," he said, explaining why he wasn't voting for either candidate.
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But if we can do it once for a player, and make them go into the galactic map and just think: Wow, how big is this game?
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"This is just the agita that happens around a Fed rate hike, and since we only do it once a year, people get nervous about it," he said.
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"People can say, 'You know what, I don't love hanging out with your friends, but I'll do it once in a while just to support you,'" she says.
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"We said we would do it once we will see the inflation target fulfilled in a sustainable manner," Rusnok said in an interview published by Lidove Noviny daily.
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He asked the pool boy to do it once and gave him a tip, but he didn't want to tip the kid every single time the sun shifted.
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But it's easy to say that everyone should negotiate, and harder to do it once you're seated at the conference table opposite a hiring manager or your boss.
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I am going to do it once, get the money, donate some and then save some and then use the rest to buy this awesome toy that I wanted.
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Because when you only do it once a year in the annual performance review, what else in your life do you do once a year that you're good at?
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" She said she had considered confronting Moore twice before, but did not do it, once because her school-age children were afraid that "they would be castigated in their group.
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"The softball program gives me tremendous optimism of what baseball can do here, and not just do it once in a while, but do it on a consistent level," Bakich said.
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But a veteran of the sport told CNN affiliate KCRA he estimates that worldwide there are about 21984,22009 people who jump weekly and another 227,113 who do it once or twice a year.
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Here's how you do it: Once you've connected your account, it's time to make it the default service so that Alexa is set to play music from Apple Music rather than Amazon's own service.
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I'll do it once after the first use and use the pad again the next night, but then I throw it in the laundry and reach for a fresh one, since three come in a pack.
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And the black voters in the Deep South who delivered huge victories for Biden on Super Tuesday appear poised to do it once again in Mississippi, where Biden is expected to win by a wide margin.
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"When you only do it once every four, five, six or seven days, there's a little more work you have to put in to feel comfortable out there, and sometimes it irritates my back,"' he said.
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She continued, "I'm only going to be able to do it once and that is just my personality, so in a dream world I would have the biggest wedding on Earth with a Princess Diana-level dress."
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When her owner ran inside to pick up some fast food, Diamond, her name is Diamond, decided to make a little scene, barking and honking for her owner to hurry up, and she didn't just do it once.
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Currently, if you wanted to edit an embryo, you'd have to do it once the sperm and egg had already fused, and then hope you got a couple embryos with the desired traits and no off-target effects.
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"I learned about this a few years ago from Dr. Linda Lancaster in Santa Fe, and I do it once or twice a week," she says, adding that a glass of water afterwards is important for hydration. 2.
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"Not only didn't [we] have references on what to expect, but also for one of the two videos that we had to record, the question was going to be random and we could only do it once," she recalled.
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The 2250,220-person venue is larger than the small clubs and dives the band used to play when they were active in the late 2000s and early 215s, but they want to do it once and do it right.
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You just hope the short-term utility gains from the transfer will offset the long-term wealth effects, which is the basic theory you have to go on for these things to work, but you can only do it once.
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Granted, keeping track of your emotions and thoughts can feel a little angsty teen at times, but it's wildly cathartic and can help you monitor personal trends, even if you just need to do it once (and really dig into it).
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" Stewart told VICE News that the number of people coming forward is not a surprise to him: "I knew other people were being abused after me, and prior to me, because these people don't just do it once do they?
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It answers a lot of the open questions people have at the beginning, which was, I don't get this, I do it once every 10 years when I move, and we said, no, no, no, truly, by making it better, the category will be bigger.
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Mr Daisley comes up with a brilliant summary of the agony of sitting through long status reports from other departments: If we have to listen to something that doesn't matter to us, to do it once is a kindness, to do it regularly is a burden The main targets for Mr Daisley's helpful suggestions are not employees, but managers.
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Instead of poking a big fat glass needle loaded up with synthetic DNA into every organism that you want to change, you do it once, with a gene drive that encodes not only the gene you want (or the deactivation of the gene you don't want) but also instructions to do that same manipulation with the Crispr technique in another genome.
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This theme continues through the bridge, where Grande sings sweetly about getting married someday — something she only wants to do once: One day I'll walk down the aisleHolding hands with my mamaI'll be thanking my dad'Cause she grew from the dramaOnly wanna do it once, real badGon' make that shit lastGod forbid something happensLeast this song is a smash The result is the "sweetest, the sanest, and also, gloriously, the most cutting diss track of an especially cutting year" according to the Ringer's Rob Harvilla, who argues that Grande's maturity and cogency are what gives the song power — that in "thank u, next," she's showing that she doesn't need to trash Davidson to prove that she's better off without him.
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Niger once again participated a year in later in the same edition, obtained one point though unable to prevent early elimination. Since then, Niger isn't able to do it once more time.
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He said he wanted to use the same gang and do it once more, but better. That's been accomplished, and there's no reason to stop at two. Cosby and Poitier have broad humor down pat; I'd like to see them get witty.
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She could not reject but she says she'll do it once her fast ends. Hira and Baba meets the bandit's daughter and tell her that they are merchants. She tells them that her father is getting married again. Hira then gives her a mirror and bangles asking her to hand it over to the bride as wedding gift.
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In July 2017, Leitch discussed the potential of a crossover film featuring Atomic Blonde and the John Wick franchise. Leitch directed the former, after previously co-directing the first John Wick film. The filmmaker stated that all individuals involved have discussed the possibility, and that they would do it once there was a good enough story worked out.
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"On the Ride (You Do It Once, You Do It Twice)" is a song recorded and released as a single in 1972 by the Dutch musical ensemble, Continental Uptight Band. It was written by Lynsey de Paul (credited as Rubin) and Edward Adamberry. The single was a chart hit in the Netherlands, reaching No. 23 in March 1972.Steffen Hung.
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Toller said "There is nothing worse than seeing a horse carrying on racing if he is not showing his best form... His July Cup form was the best last year by a sprinter. He was the only horse able to beat Royal Applause over six furlongs on grass. It's just a pity we weren't able to do it once more, to keep everyone quiet".
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In July 2017, Leitch discussed the potential of a crossover film between Atomic Blonde and the John Wick franchise, Leitch himself having directed the former after previously co-directing the first John Wick film. The filmmaker stated that all individuals involved have discussed the possibility and that they would do it once there was a good enough story created.Kennedy, Michael (July 25, 2017). "Atomic Blonde Director Discusses John Wick Crossover".
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Primarily an R&B; album, No Boys Allowed also contains elements of pop, soul, electro and dancehall. Critics have noted the song, "Bahm Bahm (Do It Once Again)", as a reggae, dancehall track which has drawn comparisons to Rihanna. Other comparisons to Rihanna include "Lose Control/Let Me Down" to "What's My Name?", "Lie to Me" to "Love the Way You Lie" and the acoustic ballad "Hustler" to "California King Bed".
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Director Junger reported that Valentine said "'If we're going to do it, let's do it.' Once he said to go as far as we could, it became great fun to write." Once final approval from Disney was secured, ABC announced on March 3, 1997, that Ellen Morgan would be coming out. "The Puppy Episode" went into production on March 7.. Guest stars sought to be a part of the project.
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In December 2011, Transworld Skateboarding named Rowley as the twenty-sixth most influential skateboarder of all time. Following the release of the list, Rowley stated: > I think my generation—myself, Jamie [Thomas], [Andrew] Reynolds—we're the > first street guys to ride these real big obstacles on a daily basis. It > wasn't like we do it once for a video. I think we all group up skating like > that.
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Another version of the song with the title "You Do It Once, You Do It Twice" was released by "Family Robinson" on the Singaporean record label Libra in 1972. This version reached No.1 on the Malaysian singles chart in February 1973. and was also one of the tracks on the EP "Magnificent Song Hit". It was also a track on the 1973 compilation albums "Hits Of Right Now" and "Top Hits of 1973".
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None of the children spoke English nor did Carl speak Kinyarwanda, so at first children who did not know his name called him: ADRA SOS (it was written on his car). When the situation became critical (there was fighting going on between RPF and Hutu army in the area where orphanage was situated), again Wilkens tried to relocate survivors to Saint Michel Cathedral. His obstinacy allowed him to do it once again. People from the orphanage were safe.
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He was fitted with heavy steel braces that locked at the knee and provided enough stability that he could stand with crutches. In 1922, at Springwood, he worked diligently to make his way across the room. He set himself the goal of getting down the long driveway, managing to do it once, but never trying again. In October 1922, Roosevelt visited his law office at the Equitable Building, where a welcome- back luncheon had been arranged.
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His casting was bad. According to Charles Griffith > They told me to make a list of 100 titles to see if I could do it. Once I > did that, they picked out two that would send me on a distant location in > Hawaii because they knew I couldn't make a picture out of the promised > budgets: $85,000/black and white and $90,000/color. I really don't want to > get into the Columbia pictures because they thought I was putting them on.
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" After becoming just the fourth player in D-league history to record a triple double, Teng would do it once again scoring 20 points, together with 16 rebounds and 10 assists. "That’s something he can always have (triple-double) when he gets into the PBA. I think he’s really working on it, yung 'complete game' niya, the other dimensions of his game,” said Altamirano. Teng would finish with two stellar conferences and reach the bare minimum for application to the 2017 PBA draft.
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Each player can pass their turn if they don't know the answer, but each player can only do it once each round. Before the second and third rounds, each team will have the option to nominate a player to be the "Super Brain". The nomination is made by the player hitting a buzzer in front of them. When this is done, that player will play the round alone, trying to answer as many questions and racking up as many points as they can.
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Sohag Gazi (born 5 August 1991) is a Bangladeshi international cricketer. He made his Test debut in first test during West Indies's tour of Bangladesh in 2012,Sohag Gazi, Abul Hasan get maiden Bangladesh call-ups, Cricinfo taking six wickets in the second innings. He is the first and so far, only man to score a century and take a hat-trick in the same Test match and the first man to do it twice in first-class matches (the thirteenth to do it once).
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Ivory spoke about her road stories and how the women's movement has progressed over the years. Ivory compared being inducted to getting married as you only do it once (while poking fun at Ric Flair), and went on to say she has never been married, so she is treating this as her wedding. While describing how it would relate to her wedding, Ivory was cut off by the Right to Censor music when her descriptions got too sexual. Ivory finished by thanking her family and the fans.
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Morgan at the 2010 San Diego Comic-Con International Morgan is a vegetarian, citing allergies and lactose intolerance, has advocated ethical consumerism, and practises yoga. Morgan does not participate in social media, saying: "There's no social media or googling yourself. You only have to do it once to learn never to do it again." Morgan has also criticised the celebrity culture: > Something has been lost somewhere along the way with the craft of story- > telling ... When the creativity is overshadowed by the 'business' I often > feel disappointed by that.
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She has a tattoo on her back which once said "Steed" (a one-time boyfriend), later changed to "Steely Dan" after the relationship ended. Early in the first season, she had a relationship with Jones, but she also enjoyed a brief relationship with Garcia in Season 2, a relationship she compared to "getting a flu shot" ("You do it once, and you never have to do it again!"). Despite this claim, she was shown silently mourning the end of the relationship with Garcia. She had Garcia's face tattooed on her breast after a drunken incident when the sheriffs went to Miami, Florida.
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The design was renamed Spartan in January 1967, keeping the original LIM-49 designation. Tests of the new missile started in April 1970 from Meck Island, part of the Kwajalein Test Range that had been set up to test the earlier Nike Zeus system. Because of a perceived need to rapidly deploy the system, the team took a "do it once, do it right" approach in which the original test items were designed to be the production models. The warhead for Spartan was designed by Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL), drawing on previous experience from Operation Plowshare.
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Despite initially only having married Max as a business arrangement, Rainie begins to develop genuine feelings for him and is devastated when he nonchalantly reveals he believes Rainie will find somewhere else to live after the custody case. She is also upset when Max signs up for a dating service for one-night stands. Rainie suggests that they have one night of casual sex together, claiming that they are professionals and only need to do it once. Max is almost convinced but Rainie is thrown off course when a woman using the dating service texts Max.
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The Ringo Starr Encyclopedia by Bill Harry, Virgin Publishing,1 February 2011, De Paul performed the song the same year on the BBC's The Two Ronnies.Obituaries in the Performing Arts, 2014 by Harris M. Lentz, McFarland Publishing, 7 May 2015, Around this time, she also had chart success in Malaysia and the Netherlands as the writer of "On the Ride (You Do It Once, You Do It Twice)", a Top 30 hit by the Continental Uptight Band, and also "When You've Gotta Go", an Australian chart hit recorded and released by Solomon King.Top 100 (ARIA Chart) Ryan, Gavin (2011). Australia's Music Charts 1988-2010.
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Carpenter did not want to write the project himself, after recently completing work on Escape from New York (1981), and having struggled to complete a screenplay for The Philadelphia Experiment (1984). He was wary of taking on writing duties, preferring to let someone else do it. Once Carpenter was confirmed as the director, several writers were asked to script The Thing, including Richard Matheson, Nigel Kneale, and Deric Washburn. Bill Lancaster initially met with Turman, Foster and Cohen in 1977, but he was given the impression that they wanted to closely replicate The Thing from Another World, and he did not want to remake the film.
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According to Charles Griffith, "They told me to make a list of 100 titles to see if I could do it. Once I did that, they picked out two that would send me on a distant location in Hawaii because they knew I couldn't make a picture out of the promised budgets: $85,000/black and white and $90,000/color."Aaron W. Graham, 'Little Shop of Genres: An interview with Charles B. Griffith', Senses of Cinema, 15 April, 2005 accessed 25 June 2012 The two films were meant to cost $150,000. Forbidden Island was meant to be filmed in ten days, starting 4 November 1957, but Griffith went over schedule.
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Although in the beginning was distributed free in meetings of workers and through the workplace, in November 1974 began the sale of Los Trabajadores, which was selected the populous corner of L and 23, in El Vedado. Since 1975 left behind the biweekly output –sometimes monthly- for do it once a week, and the next year to two. With the same format, patterns and the number of pages, arrived in 1977, in July disappeared article and began to name Trabajadores, without the article's, which until then had been part of his name. Between October and November 1977, Trabajadores moved into the building that had been turned off after the fire of the newspaper El Mundo, in Virtudes y Águila.
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Also, he was part of the only father/son couple being winner and runner-up. Morris held the record for the largest margin of victory in a major championship (13 strokes in the 1862 Open Championship), which stood until Tiger Woods won the 2000 US Open by 15 strokes. He became the second player to break 80 over the Old Course, scoring 79; Robertson had been the first to do it. Once his son Young Tom Morris became an accomplished player in his own right by his mid-teens, in the mid-1860s, father and son formed a team for challenge matches, usually played by alternate shot (foursomes play), where they proved very successful.
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And yet, you could go to another city in Texas, like San Antonio, and you would know that that was totally without merit, that there was no basis for it. I think this is a reminder that if you stand for equal rights, if you stand against discrimination, you don't just do it once and you're done," and "You've got to keep fighting for it, you've got to keep standing up for it, you've got to keep moving forward." On December 17, 2015, Clinton revealed a comprehensive plan for LGBT rights, including an endorsement of federal ban LGBT conversion therapy for minors. On January 20, 2016, Clinton criticized Senator Bernie Sanders for his comments that the Human Rights Campaign was "part of the establishment.
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9, 1970 Publication: Daily Mail (London, England) Issue: 23121 p 6 The famous boat chase sequence was performed by Wim Wagenaar and directed by Don Sharp who was specifically hired to do it. Once he completed that sequence he was hired by the producers to reshoot additional sequences. Sharp: > The chappie who directed originally [Geoffrey Reeve, who died in 2010] has > gone on to produce some nice movies, and before this he had a good career in > shooting commercials. And he’s a talented man. But he didn’t have a story > sense then, as a director, and he and his camera operator, each set-up, you > know, a sequence that looked like part of a television commercial and wasn’t > there for the drama of it, or just to let the audience know what was > happening.
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For instance, if one did not see the whips, it would appear that Marc was picking up an object, or slicing an object in half with telekinetic abilities, so it can be argued that Marc's stronger psi-whips are due to his telekinetic powers becoming part and parcel of his psychic energy whips. Although he had not been seen using his abilities since the loss of his leg during the Wildcore tragedy, based on events in recent stories, it is apparent that Marc Slayton retains his powers in some form. He still has the ability to turn into mist, though he can only do it once a day, for a limited time, and can only 'take along' things very close to his skin, i.e. a costume, since his loose shirt, pants, and cybernetic leg remained behind when he used this ability to escape to safety while being attacked by a monstrous creature.
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He was asked by the Townhouse manager whether he had done a mix before. "I remember lying and saying, 'Yes of course I have'," he said. "She told me I would have to work alone, as no other assistant would do it. Once again I couldn't believe my luck." Launay co-produced the band's The Flowers of Romance album (1981), which brought praise for its sonic oddities and prompted other bands including Killing Joke, The Slits, The Birthday Party and Gang of Four to collaborate with him in the studio. He worked for two months as engineer on Kate Bush’s self-produced The Dreaming (1982), about which he remembers: He worked with producer Colin Newman of Wire on the Virgin Prunes’ If I Die I Die (1982) before securing his first major production role on the fifth album by Midnight Oil, 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1 (1982).
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