We are doing our bit — you do your bit.
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We are doing our bit - you do your bit.
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Do your bit for the environment, and the world will love you back.
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" The marchers wore white t-shirts and baseball caps and waved flags reading "Do your bit for children.
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Seems like a pretty great way to do your bit, without having to do too much at all.
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The dusting of white is a bit thicker on the DVD case, and you do your bit for the collection.
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If you're a guy in a heterosexual relationship and want to do your bit to shift that statistic, according to sex expert Jess Wilde you just need to "hit exactly the right spot to stimulate the G-spot during penetration – this is at 27-degrees".
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In recent years, Lush has funded the guidance and support of LGBTIQ refugees through the Oriental Queer Organization in Austria, and Frack Free Dee, a coalition which uses direct action to oppose fracking in the UK. Whether you're steadfastly committed to ethical beauty, try and do your bit when you can, or just need another excuse to buy Ocean Salt body scrub, Lush's approach will hopefully pave the way for brand responsibility and thoughtful buying habits.
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Each member's experiences, tastes, and differing approaches to each piece are a bonus, says Mattison. Since the band embraces improvisation and musical exploration, he has said, "You're just part of the ensemble -- you do your bit and step back and let everybody else do theirs. It's fun to not have to carry the weight of the entertainer." The band's album, Already Free, won the Grammy Award for Best Contemporary Blues Album at the 52nd Grammy Awards.
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Viewed from the northeast, under rehabilitation, in August 2020 Etching above the east-facing front door North face, with the rooftop "ASYLUM" sign remnant from having been a Halloween haunted house attraction in the 1980s-1990s alt=Old newspaper photo of a limestone-clad building with the caption "This is the beautiful home we are trying to purchase for the Wheatley-Provident Hospital and it requires $25,000 to do it. Will you do your bit to make it possible?" Wheatley-Provident Hospital is a historic site at 1826 Forest Avenue in the 18th and Vine District of Kansas City, Missouri. It was built in 1903 as St. Joseph's Parochial School.
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For instance, on March 26, 1917, Joseph M. Callahan introduced a resolution urging the United States Congress to pass a measure, known as the Chamberlain bill, requiring the United States to prepare for entry into World War I. Shiplacoff objected on the procedural grounds that Assembly rules forbade resolutions to be introduced after March 1 except by the unanimous consent of the members, which caused the resolution to be returned to its proposer. The rules were amended, allowing the reintroduction of the resolution two days later. Supporters attacked Shiplacoff for his opposition, with assemblyman Martin G. McCue saying that: > It's you and your kind which have changed my views on the subject of > compulsory military service. We tried conscription to make you and your kind > do your bit.
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Initial response to the single was mixed. The Daily Telegraph noted how "technically impressive the current generation of British pop singers are.... [with the artists putting in] a hell of a lot into every over- stretched syllable", although noted that the "jump cut from distressing Third World scenes to smiling first world celebrities will always strike an awkward note". The Guardian noted that in contrast to previous versions of the track, it was "more sombre and downbeat: it features plenty of representatives from the vogueish world of pop-house but their actual sound doesn’t impact on the track at all". Finally, Digital Spy were heavily critical of the single stating that they wouldn't "be bullied into buying a mediocre record when there are plenty of other ways to donate and do your bit to help".
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