And speaking of disrupting, we've done a bit of that ourselves.
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It's all I've ever done, and I've done a bit of everything.
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We've done a bit of investigating in the hopes of finding out.
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"I have cooked, cleaned and even done a bit of carpentry in it," she said.
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I've done a bit of research on Cruise and I'm not super convinced by them.
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Today, there would still be large-scale campaigns but they'd be done a bit differently.
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During episode 7, Costa admitted to having done "a bit of lingerie waitressing," as per News.com.au.
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Maybe the media should have done a bit more research before jumping to praise the company.
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So I believe that in January ... and we have also done a bit of an Uber.
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If Aristotle had done a bit more research, he might have saved goats ages of anxiety.
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That way I feel I've done a bit of good, and I've got supplies just in case.
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I've done a bit of baking and I'm always amazed by how much there is to it.
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Sure, perhaps Priebus could have done a bit better getting the troops in line on the Hill.
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"The Bacon could have done a bit better," said Ivor Braka, a private dealer based in London.
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Usually you find someone, and then you move toward sex after you've done a bit more communicating.
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I've also done a bit of voice training, and have eradicated the trigger of my deep voice. Jenna.
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And France had done a bit worse in science and math while improving ever so slightly in reading.
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I've done a bit of reporting, trying to talk to other potential acquirers about whether they'll make a bid.
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" Rose responded directly to the message on Twitter, saying, "Mr President - You probably should have done a bit more research.
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Luckily for you, we've already done a bit of searching and compiled deals from some of the best known chains below.
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Green, who has seen (and done) a bit of everything in his five seasons with the team, went over to offer some perspective.
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She might have done a bit more than that, given that a legitimate Baratheon could be a rival for her claim to the throne.
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Neurologist Marc Patterson has done a bit of medical detective work, reviewing her medical history and studying the various Wyeth paintings for which she posed.
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Materials stocks have also done a bit less badly than others, with the S&P 500 materials index down 7.5 percent in the past week.
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The character has so much funny going on, you really need someone who's proven and who's done a bit of it all, and that's Reese.
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You know, you always finish matches you lose with things you maybe could have done a bit better, but he played some really good stuff.
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Air NZ: We&aposve done a bit of digging for you, [name redacted], and it looks like the lounge will be open just before Kirihimete!
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So many iPhone screens get broken every year that making both sides glass seems inadvisable at best, but Apple has done a bit to help here.
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But Deschamps keeps waving his arms over calls, Mbappé's done a bit of grumbling to the referee and Australia just keeps running around breaking things up.
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"(We are) starting to see growth coming back into water as we've done a bit of de-prioritizing and moved more into premium and innovation," Quincey said.
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"He talked about the regulations in Florida and why it was better for them to be here rather than in Florida because things could get done a bit faster," Ray Pointer said.
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Maybe things get done a bit differently than if you'd been making every single decision, but that's part of the job description — teach people to think like entrepreneurs, and to own the results.
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The BoE said on Thursday that the economy had done a bit better than expected since its policymakers met in August, but it was unclear how sustained any increase in growth might be.
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In retrospect, I wish I had done a bit more reporting before I tweeted it, even though it ended up seeming like what went down was pretty close to [what] that source initially told me.
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PornHub has done a bit of a soft launch already, but apparently once it's all properly up and running, you'll not only be immersed in a film, but also able to interact with your favorite stars.
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He was picking up on the typecasting that some of his most impassioned detractors had done — a bit of bigotry on their part, and a tactical error — and converting it into a weapon of his own.
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They've done a bit, like ramping up criticism of the North in state-run media outlets, but that hasn't caused Kim to change course on any major issue (at least, as far as we can tell).
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China has done a bit to pressure Pyongyang, like ramping up criticism of the North in state-run media outlets, but that hasn't caused Kim Jong Un to change course on any major issue (at least, as far as we can tell).
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Compared to therapy, which I've done a bit of, and psychedelics, which I've done a lot of, there's nothing can really compare to ten days of trying, and failing, and trying again to keep your mind focused for longer than a minute.
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It was some time after that Mitch turned up and said that he was getting a little bit frustrated for being known for all of his glorious high end celebrity portraiture when back in the day he'd done a bit of directing.
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The uncouth conduct of the Roman soldiers at the foot of the cross, for instance, can be seen in no other light: Anyone thinking that Jesus could have done a bit more to avoid his fate is offered this lasting example of humanity's incurable awfulness.
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When I came back to the UK, I worked for a community arts organization in Liverpool that wanted to make them for children to jump up and down on—and I was like, "Oh I've done a bit of that," so I got the job and started making play structures.
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What I've found is that rather than exiting the industry, instead, finding those adjacent opportunities, and also, frankly, getting to build teams from scratch, or getting to learn new skill sets like I did during my five years at Twitter, it's so important to me in what I do now, because as CPO, I'm not just responsible for the actual organizations that roll up to me, I need to have a really broad purview, and the fact that I've done a bit of marketing, the fact that I've done deals, it makes me a better partner to the other execs around the table.
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Shital Thakkar is an Indian television and theatre artist. She has worked in some Hindi serials & few Gujarati plays. She has also done a bit of modelling. She has learned belly dancing.
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In May 2008, the band posted "The Fallen..." online. Sometime afterward, guitarist Audelio Flores, Jr. said the group had been writing and were working on new songs. Drummer Mike Ambrose said they had done a bit of demoing and had skeletons of songs. The band attracted interest from Pete Wentz of Fall Out Boy, who wanted to sign the band to his label Decaydance.
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Rosenberger had done a bit of work for Dell Comics before the war. He started comics work again in 1946, and by 1949 he was working entirely freelance. He had left his job at the gallery in April 1948, and was soon working on crime, western, adventure, and romance stories for several different publishers. Robert Bernstein was a writer Rosenberger met while drawing for Brevity, Inc.
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I was in Paris in the summer of 1960; this was after the publication there of Naked Lunch. I became interested in the possibilities of this technique, and I began experimenting myself. Of course, when you think of it, The Waste Land was the first great cut-up collage, and Tristan Tzara had done a bit along the same lines. Dos Passos used the same idea in 'The Camera Eye' sequences in USA.
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The highlight of the film is the creature design of the banshee, which is done practically in the film and is praised for its creativity and realism. The review awards the film 2/5 "knives" (stars) HorrorNews.net had more positive things to say of the film in a review from 2016. The review introduces the film by saying "Sure there are plot holes and things you wish they might have done a bit differently but don’t think too terribly hard and you should have fun".
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Of course, when you > think of it, The Waste Land was the first great cut-up collage, and Tristan > Tzara had done a bit along the same lines. Dos Passos used the same idea in > 'The Camera Eye' sequences in USA. I felt I had been working toward the same > goal; thus it was a major revelation to me when I actually saw it being > done.Knickerbocker, Conrad, Burroughs, Williams S., 'The Paris Review > Interview with William S. Burroughs' in A Williams Burroughs Reader, ed.
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Louise Cristine Machado (Rio de Janeiro, September 16, 1983) is a singer and songwriter of Brazilian Pop rock. Former participant of Joinville Dance Festival and Choral Univille, selected with the Collective XYZ group for Collective Artists 40th, monitors the Bienal de Porto Alegre and art teacher. Louise Cristine Machado has done a bit of everything to show how multi- talented, but his true calling is the same in music. Adept of the guitar since the age of 17, he recorded his first single "A Noite" in partnership with producer Rick Bonadio.
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Meanwhile, Kennedy had done a bit of acting, which was one of his passions (he had appeared in many plays while at Brown). He expressed interest in acting as a career, but his mother strongly disapproved of it, considering it an unsuitable profession.A&E; Biography On August 4, 1985, Kennedy made his New York acting debut in front of an invitation-only audience at the Irish Theater on Manhattan's West Side. Executive director of the Irish Arts Center, Nye Heron, said that Kennedy was "one of the best young actors I've seen in years".
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Michael Schumacher took the second pole position in succession and the second of his career. Damon Hill also lined up on the front row, his time had been beaten by Schumacher's by over half a second, and he was only one thousandth of a second ahead of Mika Häkkinen. The pair's respective Williams and McLaren teammates lined up eighth and ninth, McLaren's Martin Brundle on the fourth row in front of a disappointed David Coulthard for Williams. Schumacher's Benetton teammate – JJ Lehto – had done a bit better for himself and lined up fourth.
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Public Health England (PHE) which was responsible for the screening programme followed national guidelines that restrict screening firstly to family and former classmates. However in October Dr Sarah Harrison, deputy director of health protection for PHE said that the testing "could have been done a bit quicker, and I think certainly for an infectious teenager we would be expecting things to happen a bit more quickly than they did". The story caught the attention of many local and national newspapers, including the BBC which broadcast an episode of Inside Out South West on the outbreak.
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Houbraken saw one of his landscapes at the home of Laurens van der Vinne, which was a mountainous landscape with a brown foreground, with rough and unclipped trees, while on the horizon a clear view of a valley could be seen. Especially the foreground was cleverly done, a bit loose and with original colors, the way one would have expected of his brother Philips in his younger years when he painted with more monotones than in his later years. According to the RKD he was the youngest brother of Philips Wouwerman who was known for his landscapes in the manner of Jan Wijnants.Jan Wouwerman in the RKD He was buried in the St. Bavochurch of Haarlem.
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Dillon soon after went into a rage, throwing drovers out of saloons and closing down the town. In real life there was a similar killing to this episode Abeline Kansas Marshal Wild Bill Hickok accidentally shot and killed one of his own deputies Mike Williams Because of Arness's large (6 foot, 7 inches) physical presence, most of Matt's adversaries seemed overmatched unless there were several of them. In any event, only the toughest or the most foolhardy individuals dared challenge him to a fair fight. On a few occasions, he even proved himself capable of defeating burly bare-knuckle prize fighters, and he once noted that he had done a bit of boxing while serving in the Army.
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In contrast with his brother Eugène de Peellaert he never asked for recognition of his noble status, though he was still frequently listed as "baron". He remained a bachelor; he and his mother were buried in the crypt of the Church of Our Lady in Laeken. Peellaert was racked by disease in his final years, and his epitaph reflects the disenchantment of that period: Soldat, littérateur, peintre, musicien / J'ai fait un peu de tout sans réussir à rien / J'implore du passant, comme grâce dernière / Pour l'homme un souvenir, pour l'âme une prière ("Soldier, writer, painter, musician, I've done a bit of everything without succeeding at anything. I implore him who passes by to remember the man and to pray for the soul").
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Elliott started to be interested in playing drums at the age of three by watching his father who was a jazz drummer. "Until I was fifteen, I was educated at St. Michael's School, Belgravia. Since then I have done a bit of session work, including a tour with Adam Faith and drifted through a number of rock bands until someone who heard me do a gig with a band called Monksilver mentioned me to Steve Harley. We soon discovered we could communicate on the same level, and having joined the band, I quickly realised that I had found my niche in rock music." With Steve Harley and Cockney Rebel, Elliott enjoyed three top 10 albums including the number 1 single "Make Me Smile (Come Up and See Me)" and other 4 top 10 singles.
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Considered the band's most accessible album, Mirror features tracks that explore experimentation with genres and sounds that were new to Pearce, including electronic music and beats inspired by drum and bass, most of which are largely prevalent in the album's second half, in addition to some of Pearce's melancholic acoustic folk songs. According to Jason Kane of Allmusic, Mirror has a "soothing and ambient feel" due to its "blurring of lines between noise and notes, of sounds and music," although Ryan Schreiber felt that, unlike prior albums, Mirror places its focuses on songs, with "the effects pushed just below the surface." Mirror has been referred to as "space-psych" and "expansive, tribal, techno-influenced psychedelia." Pearce, speaking to Ptolemaic Terrascope, said: “What I think I was trying to do before, I’ve done a bit better this time. By ‘better’ I mean ‘nearer’ to what I’ve been trying to do all along... something came out right this time.
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