"You are free, free to go to your temples, you are free to go to your mosques or to any other places of worship in this state of Pakistan," he said.
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I am free to go where I want to go.
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You can always ask if you are free to go.
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Feel free to go any way you want on this.
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But everyone should feel free to go topless at home.
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Campbell: He's not quite free to go, but that could change.
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Although, feel free to go into detail about what happens next.
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"But they are free to go where they like," he said.
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Insys was free to go on doing what it was doing.
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He died immediately, the frenemy free to go on their way.
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And American citizens themselves are free to go back and forth.
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Hours later, the Romanian authorities said he was free to go.
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Clothing and free to-go lunches are offered there as well.
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If you're a purist, feel free to go without, of course.
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Your tunes were free to go anywhere—and sound like complete garbage.
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"You are detained and you're not free to go," the officer says.
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Feel free to go all out and bring a robe and PJs.
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And I was free to go and chase a Tarquinia of my own.
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And if you want to donate, please feel free to go to www.truecolorsfund.org.
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It's well-written and spoiler-free, so feel free to go read it.
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Drivers would be free to go as fast as their car could go.
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Then — with little explanation — the official told him he was free to go.
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You also share when and where you're free to go hunting for Pokémon (naturally).
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So feel free to go for a wedding hookup if it falls into place.
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But his hosts said he was free to go—and then kicked him out.
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Anybody near a mosque in Houston who needs shelter please feel free to go.
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It took one more anxious hour in limbo until he was free to go.
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If a person tested negative twice, they were free to go, according to Abbott.
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Neither did her words as she informed them that they were free to go.
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"They haven't escaped, because they're free to go," Mr. Coté said of the bees.
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"They were under military-like management, and not free to go anywhere," she said.
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Manufacturers who don't want to work with Android are free to go elsewhere, he said.
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Feel free to go to town and claim all the bragging rights, you cunning linguist.
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Then, as soon as we were free to go, the eagle imagery was indeed everywhere.
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Feel free to go big and turn the classic summer drink into a popsicle, too.
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Two days later, prosecutors withdrew their complaint, and Beal, now 59, was free to go.
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After I got the document from my room, they said we were free to go.
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He's filled out the right form, and you're all free to go on your way.
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If there are no observations, the member state is free to go ahead with its plans.
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I don't think I had any activities as a kid, I was just free to go.
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Feel free to go wild in the comments; I can't wait to hear what you think.
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It's free to go in and explore the entire temple, just remember to remove your shoes!
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They stayed there for about six months until last August, when they were free to go.
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Should they be willing and able and free to go into Venezuela under a new regime?
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"That means most of your income is free to go toward paying your debt," he said.
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We're talking about 300 people, 123 people who belong to Washington and are free to go.
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If you're in the clear, the bag turns green and you're free to go about your night.
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Hong Kong authorities said on Wednesday Chan should be free to go to Taiwan and surrender himself.
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"You're free to go," were his last words to her before she walked out of the airport.
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Narrator: And if you do choose to eat breakfast, feel free to go for that 2% yogurt.
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But one day the shed's door swung open, and he was told he was free to go.
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Everyone there was free to go home — no diversion program, no fee, no arrest on their record.
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This film is cinematic Frank Zappa or Captain Beefheart — free to go where it wants to go.
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Moon says her husband said she was free to go -- but that she couldn't take her baby.
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Police said one of the roommates was released Wednesday and one was free to go on Thursday.
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You're also free to go back and watch the story from perspectives you missed the first time around.
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If he doesn't want to have sex, he'll be free to go deep, emotionally, with his final contestants.
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With The Void, you are completely free to go wherever you want within the bounds of the simulation.
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A couple of hours later, our passports were given back to us, and we were free to go.
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The other, who had been without symptoms for a few days, was free to go about her life.
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Fans are free to go home if getting up for class or work is so important to them.
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" Shortly after midnight, Vaziri said, "They literally just handed our passports back and said, 'You're free to go.
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AND AGAIN OUR CARD HOLDERS, OUR DEPOSIT ACCOUNTS ARE FREE TO GO USE THEIR MONIES AS THEY CHOOSE.
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"They are free to go everywhere," said Manoj Kumar Deka, Deputy Commissioner of the Sonitpur District in Assam.
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Government sources say he was simply warned of logistical concerns, but was always free to go where he wanted.
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Fans shouldn't hold their breath for an actual Supernatural crossover, however (but feel free to go at it, internet).
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But if you're trying to kill time on a boring Tuesday morning, feel free to go well past that.
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My mom loaned me $40,000 (interest free) to go toward the $80,000 down payment when I purchased my condo.
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After all, they argued, the two were never arrested, and they were free to go after everything was cleared.
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These were people who just literally were told, you're free to go, but given no resources to go with.
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She is now free to go to the park and play basketball with her children in her Jacksonville, Fla.
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The Iranian Embassy in Britain had maintained that Gabriella was free to go back to Britain at any time.
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The agent said they were free to go, but they would not be getting the phone back anytime soon.
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Once the terrifying plea was dismissed as child's play, the mother and daughter were free to go, CHP said.
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"The chairman of the Judiciary Committee is free to go to court," he said in response to Democratic questioning.
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Mr. Najib said that North Koreans who had been prohibited from leaving Malaysia would now be free to go.
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"In general, the federal government sets regulatory floors that states are free to go above, but not below," says Baker.
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The warden handed out the pardons and told the men that they were free to go, wishing them good luck.
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As Anna later recalled, the detectives handcuffed her and told her friends, both young men, they were free to go.
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When the children were finally free to go home, Gage waited for his father or grandmother to pick him up.
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Of course, but one thing about wearing a mask is that we can be free to go out after shows.
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I would tell her to ask if she was under arrest, and if not, if she was free to go.
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Unbound by a civil servant's job, he will be free to go off and see the world as he pleases.
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Today: Esther's is still open for business, so if you feel like shaving your head, feel free to go there.
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Then, the two strangers are free to go on their "date," which typically takes the form of a phone conversation.
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Unless the police find contraband or an illegal handgun, the suspect is free to go without mugging, fingerprinting or manacling.
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We're told Lori was not taken into custody -- she got a ticket for the offenses and was free to go.
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Now that we've gotten that out of the way, please feel free to go back to your usual, boring manicure.
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And because the season is so short, all will be free to go to camp and sign with N.F.L. teams.
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Once he's free to go inside the room the man was protecting, he finds no guns, but a baby named Gracie.
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Starwood Hotels — China's Anbang for Starwood, leaving the company free to go ahead with its planned merger with hotel rival Marriott.
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"I think church should be something that one should be free to go to when you feel like going," he says.
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After some back and forth, the agent went to see her supervisor, and eventually said Abi-Habib is free to go.
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No one's a servant here: Creators should be free to follow the story, and fans should be free to go elsewhere.
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After a few seconds, the light strip turns green again, and my hands are free to go back to the iPhone.
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One of them was released within hours, but the other was not free to go until the next afternoon, police said.
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One of them was released hours after Conditt's death, but the other was free to go until Thursday afternoon, police said.
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While few have spoken up against the leader publicly, in private, MPs will tonight be free to go with their darker impulses.
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But if you're not okay with missing out on that piece you've been waiting three months for, feel free to go bananas.
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Liu's attorney Earl Gray told the WSJ said his client was released and was free to go back to his homeland China.
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Right now I can listen to what I want, when I want – I'm free to go wherever I like on the internet.
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He declared that any Cubans who wanted to leave were free to go, provided that they left by the port of Mariel.
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I'm very grateful that I had that conversation and that she had it with me, so she was free to go, too.
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When the children were finally free to go home Tuesday, Gage waited for his dad or paternal grandmother to pick him up.
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The game probably isn't gonna be too competitive, so feel free to go through the pics as many times as you'd like.
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But he kept some of his kitchens open to offer discounted meals and free to-go lunches for those who can't afford.
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They'll be free to go into schools, courts, and hospitals to apprehend immigrants, if that's what they feel they need to do.
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"You're free to go," he said to me in a tone that made it sound like his mind was on something else.
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A couple of minutes later, after some forms had been signed and some documents exchanged, she was told she was free to go.
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Like any gold rush, feel free to go for it, but understand the nature of the gold rush — eventually the gold dries up.
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The investigators who met Rackete on Thursday said she was free to go and did not set any date for any further questioning.
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So feel free to go for the gold, but don't count yourself out if you're not at the absolute top of the tops.
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Others were thirsty and starving, desperate to know when more tests would come, and when they would finally be free to go home.
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"You know in seven years, that deal will have expired and Iran is free to go ahead and create nuclear weapons," Trump added.
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One of them was released hours after Conditt's death, but the other was not free to go until the next afternoon, police said.
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"You know, in seven years, that deal will have expired and Iran is free to go ahead and create nuclear weapons," he added.
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When J.M. finally couldn't take it anymore, Boeckmann allegedly responded 'OK, we're done," gave him a $50 bill and said, "You're free to go.
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He added the men are free to go back to Australia and there are no restrictions on them returning to Malaysia in the future.
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If you miss anything, you're free to go back and catch the details without rushing to squeeze seasons in during an HBO free trial.
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Back at the FMC's maternity ward, the mothers talk about the day when they will finally be free to go home with their babies.
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But now that the lawsuit has been dropped, he's finally free to talk about it — and he's free to go after Murray once again.
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No major precedent was set, leaving lower courts across the country that might be considering gay-rights questions free to go their own way.
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"The chairman of the Judiciary Committee is free to go to court if he feels one of those exceptions is applicable," Barr told Rep.
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But France Télévisions' camera bikes appeared free to go pretty much anywhere they wanted, provided that they did not pace or endanger the cyclists.
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Obama's public persona demonstrated awareness that she was not free to go natural (conspicuously) but also that she was not willing to capitulate completely.
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He said the girls would be allowed to visit with their families, but they are not free to go home, at least not immediately.
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If they say you are not free to go, you can assume you are under arrest and you have the right to remain silent.
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All 549 people on board, passengers and crew, had a temperature check before most were free to go, said Caitlin Shockey, a CDC spokeswoman.
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When Keith said he was neither suicidal nor homicidal — not a danger to himself or to others — the hospital said he was free to go.
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Workers should be free to go where their jobs take them without them or their employers getting tripped up by complicated and unclear tax rules.
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Feel free to go back further in the history of the list, and I'm confident even more authors will find themselves owners of a dagger.
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Carole Ghosn voluntarily went back to Japan nine months ago to answer prosecutors' questions and was free to go without any charges, the spokeswoman said.
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Evan Hanczor, owner of Egg in Williamsburg, uses blueberries in his rendition, but you can feel free to go wild with strawberries, blackberries, cape gooseberries, whatever.
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"I've taught Jackson, Cash, and X to stay still on command before I give them the signal that they are free to go," Edblad wrote online.
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After some confusion about Siyonbola's ID -- her name did not match the name in a student database -- the police told her she was free to go.
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And when they ditch that camp, they're free to go, with a wink from the judge and some kind of throwaway line about disappointing-parent solidarity.
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Thursday when Mr. Rousso was given back his passport and cellphone, taken to a public area of the airport and told he was free to go.
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In today's case, AT&T rejected the DOJ's conditions and the judge ruled that its free to go forward with no limits on its Time Warner deal.
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Feel free to go through this hashtag to see more gems, but don't get your hopes up about trying to buy them, unless you're fluent in Korean.
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Deuki Hong, co-author of Koreatown: A Cookbook, recommends, mochi, chocolate syrup, fruits, and cereal, but feel free to go nuts—nay, feel obligated to go nuts!
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I'm happy that Ed had a good time, and I'm relieved that we've reached the point in the video at which Future was free to go home.
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Save for his trip out on May 1, Murawski remained in his home until May 7, when officers told him he was free to go, Bucher said.
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Novelists have every right to use historical data to lend their works verisimilitude, and they are free to go beyond the facts, wherever their fancy leads them.
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The officer marched over to my car, handed back the license and registration and said he was a man of his word — I was free to go.
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"Immigration is a federal matter, and if the nation continues to admit refugees, they're free to go wherever they want the moment they arrive," Kekic told me.
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The cops seem to have believed him (!!!) and followed up with a blood test; when those results proved that he wasn't drunk, he was free to go.
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During a phone call with the President, he said that his troops could take over the job of securing Syria, leaving American forces free to go home.
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A source with knowledge of the matter said that although Mubarak was free to go home, he preferred to remain at the military hospital, under constant medical supervision.
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Roughly a week later, when a short man called Israel limped in and told Ikuenobe he was free to go, he had to restrain himself from hugging him.
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Another inmate had a lump on his spine and was told by prison medical staff that once he was free to go straight to a Phoenix, Arizona, hospital.
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You are free to go — it might even be cringe-inducing fun to watch these artists fall on their face — but don't mistake it for anything remotely transgressive.
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Several dozen migrants and refugees have chosen to stay in the detention center for now following the sudden decision by authorities, but are free to go, he said.
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This kind of behavior kept Vekselberg in good standing with the Putin government: not in the inner circle but free to go about making money as he pleased.
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We don't know the next time we'll be free to go out to dinner in a restaurant, step inside an office, or even go on a Tinder date.
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Nilsa's talking to cops after flashing onlookers in public, and you hear an officer standing outside the taxi tell her she's free to go if she calms down.
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Once in semi-custody (meaning that you cannot get into Germany, but you're free to go home), it wouldn't take long to determine where they came from, and why.
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Dirty John is currently free to go anywhere, but a murderous husband and a internet-based cheating scandal is now the minimum requirement for season 2's scandalous heights.
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The cells stayed open, and we were free to go in and out and congregate in the central area or stroll on the catwalk that girded the whole tier.
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The hearing officer would probably come to the same conclusion I had, that he was not dangerous because of a mental illness, and he would be free to go.
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The X-rays are done, the diagnosis confirmed and we are free to go, but it's hard for me to leave the clarity that only this room can provide.
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The department said they repeatedly told the demonstrators they were "free to go," asking them to move to a separate camp further south and let authorities put out the flames.
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It's later explained that there has been no paperwork mix-up; the facility is holding on to her until her insurance pays up, after which she'll be free to go.
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"The chairman of the Judiciary Committee is free to go to court if he feels one of those exceptions is applicable," Barr said during a series of exchanges with Rep.
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Patients at the emergency ward in Enkoping had also been kept isolated pending the test results, as were the man's relatives, but all were now free to go home, it said.
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Only after the court rules whether the Italicum can be used, or spells out the aspects that must be changed, will the parties will be free to go to the polls.
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I think there's a clause in there that said if we did not like the way things were going in the United States, we were free to go on our own.
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Kira has been registered back at school, and Sarah is free to go home with her family — as long as she agrees to letting Rachel study Kira during regularly scheduled visits.
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And the opportunities to join the Power 5 may decline: The Big 12 could implode in roughly a decade, when Texas and Oklahoma could be free to go to another league.
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So this year, she was free to go stripped-down and simple in a monochromatic and spare performance of "Slide Away" that eschewed production pyrotechnics to showcase her incredible vocals instead.
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It felt like I was free to go back there, and what was so great about this process, [director/writer Joey Klein] knew my situation and was very sensitive about imposing.
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Advocates are celebrating the fact that she's no longer incarcerated, but they fear that her conviction sets a worrying precedent: Though Yocca is free to go home, she is technically a felon.
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Also, the victim showed no signs of physical violence—except, of course, the "being raped while unconscious part"—and because the two men had no previous offenses, they were free to go.
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Use your money to upgrade your horse or your guns as a priority, and then feel free to go shopping at the tailor or play a few rounds of high-stakes poker.
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You do not wipe away the scars of centuries by saying: Now you are free to go where you want, and do as you desire, and choose the leaders as you please.
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Session essentially told his U.S. Attorneys that they are now free to go after state-legal weed whenever they see fit, and several prosecutors have already signaled an intent to crack down.
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Hong Kong Secretary for Security John Lee said that Taiwan was obstructing the case for "political reasons" and Chan should be free to go to Taiwan and surrender himself, as he has offered.
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My only fear was making it worse, so now that I know it's healed, I'm free to go back to my cardio classes and work through the pain, which should lessen over time.
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So feel free to go down in weight in order to complete each set comfortably (no flailing, please!), or go up in weight if you're not feeling challenged in those last few reps.
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You sign up on PokéDates' website, answer a few questions about what you're looking for in a partner, and then fill in a schedule of when you're free to go roaming for pokémon.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - India's Supreme Court on Thursday said an Italian marine under investigation for the killing of two fishermen is free to go home while international arbitration into the case goes on.
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Anybody who's been locked up will tell you, if there's gates—'cause when you get to heaven, you're free to go as you please, you're free to leave, you know, you made it.
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Men of action, however, were free to go where they wanted: to the market, to the tarred road outside the camp, even to other Boko Haram-controlled villages, where they could stay overnight.
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It's shorthand for the fear that if women are free to go public with their claims of abuse and the media amplifies them, men are at risk of being unfairly smeared and ruined.
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But it's not farfetched to imagine curious teenagers or those eager to find pirated software for free to go Google searching for this seedy iOS underbelly, and it's truly not that difficult to find.
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The disappearances of the booksellers attracted widespread international condemnation in 2015 because many were abducted while outside mainland China, suggesting that Chinese agents felt free to go after dissidents in Hong Kong and Thailand.
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Tim, who confirmed that his daughter was on the TMZ video, said her inability to answer questions about where she was and if she was free to go was further evidence of her captivity.
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The beauty of Halloween is that you can be whoever you want, and if Satanic Rocker is your monster of choice (we'll get to that), then you should feel free to go for it.
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The current policy means that, if asymptomatic, a person arriving from a coronavirus hot spot is free to go to work the next day, whether in a hospital, a classroom or a large office building.
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As long as you're not derogatory about it and as long as you use it as it's used in real life and you're not making stuff up about how it's used, you're free to go.
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But by season two, the show had burned through Patterson's novel and was free to go truly nuts — which was the best thing that could have ever happened to Zoo and the world at large.
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Rodgers expressed no emotions as the verdict was read, but moments later, after being told he was free to go, looked at the audience, a smile on his face, and winked at his daughter and girlfriend.
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You're essentially free to go wherever you like, and the mode features than 70 guided tours that cover everything from everyday ancient Egyptian life to the construction of the pyramids to lives of key figures like Cleopatra.
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ET 2/22: An earlier version of this story incorrectly stated that people caught with less than an ounce of marijuana at the Las Vegas airport would be allowed to keep it and be free to go.
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New hospitals, free health care and clean streets are little good to a Turk or a Kurd who is not free to go to work or live in a house that won't be shelled by the government.
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The word on the paddock grapevine was that Verstappen would be free to go elsewhere if Red Bull did not give him a race seat at the main team for the third year of his current contract.
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The RNC was only a year away from being freed of judicial oversight over its poll-watching activities — and it was looking forward to being free to go after the "fraud" it's been arguing for years is widespread.
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"American Muslims should feel free to go about their day-to-day lives without having to worry that they will be discriminated against simply for speaking to their loved ones in a language other than English," Doukoure added.
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"But if we don't get answers, or the answers are 'we will take our own road, thank you all, you are all free to go,' then, of course, we will quickly activate our contacts with China," he added.
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A DIG here would leave Judge Furman's opinion in place and would enable the professionals in the Census Bureau, who strongly objected to adding the citizenship question, free to go about their business counting us — all of us.
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Up until Friday, Australian health authorities had said fans were free to "go to the footy" and live their lives as normal, a stance that confounded many medical professionals amid a growing tally of infections across the country.
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But before the march got underway, the crowd received word that Ms. Chavarria's lawyers from Yale Law School's Worker and Immigrant Rights Advocacy Clinic had obtained a stay of deportation and that she was free to go home.
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We're completely free to go do whatever story against whatever company we want to — or any politician — and we can then take that and put that into our various news shows around the world unbeholden to any advertising.
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In addition to receiving a suspended prison sentence today, Lee's prison term was reduced to two and a half years, although he's free to go with four years' probation after being incarcerated for almost a year, according to Bloomberg.
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But I've gotten to a point in my work where I need to stand firmly with decisions I've made or feel free to go in another direction — even if everyone around me is telling me to do the opposite.
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When law enforcement realized that Butler was not the suspect they were searching for, they allowed him to sit up but did not remove the handcuffs or inform Butler that he was free to go, according to the lawsuit.
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Because this is a Netflix show with seasons that are only 10 episodes long, the actors with recurring roles have been free to go off and pursue other gigs (like Nathan Fillion, who no longer voices Gary in season 3).
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The fact that Florence and Walter were free to go wherever and do whatever they wanted, yet were each incapable of making mature decisions, led to the trouble that landed them in the Glen Island Hotel on February 14, 1902.
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After a very cool (if a little pointless, TBH) duel between Musashi and Takana leaves everyone free to go, Maeve and her gang pack up to Snow Lake, where Akane wants to bury Sakura's heart (literally...she cut it out of her).
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"In some strange way, once I knew the gold was out of reach, I was free to go out there and just be me, the natural competitor who nonetheless had stuck with gymnastics since age three for the pure joy of the sport," she writes.
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" In the words of Israeli human rights organization B'Tselem this means that Palestinians living there "are subjected to extreme restrictions in their movement, by car or on foot, including the closure of main streets, while [Israeli] settlers are free to go where they wish.
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Undoubtedly smarting from losing a huge game they could have won, they now have to stay focused enough to beat the Colts (6-7), who appear to have been told after Week 11 that their season was over and that they were free to go home.
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"If I share the program of the next government — because I'm free to go back to the private sector where I belong and this has been a fantastic experience (being in politics) — but what is very important for me is to remain free and independent," he said.
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Once you complete the initial handful of temples awarding you the core abilities and paraglider, you are free to go anywhere in the wide world — you're encouraged, in fact, to just strike out in literally any direction from the central plateau on which you had hitherto been stranded.
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It "makes no sense", Justice Kennedy complained, to tell teachers who "strongly, strongly disagree with the union position on teacher tenure, on merit pay, on merit promotion, on classroom size" that they must pay to support those positions but are otherwise "free to go out and argue against" them.
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He would take them out of school early in Canada to bring them down to Long Island to be at their summer cottage and to set them free to go from baseball park to baseball park and all of the games that they made up together tan, salty, and just in the sun.
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And an undocumented immigrant's ability to voluntarily leave the United States depended on getting the government's approval — they weren't free to go at any time, and they had to give up other rights, such as the ability to seek asylum, the judges noted; a teenager's home country also might not allow abortions.
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NYC LAWYER RANTS AFTER HEARING CUSTOMERS, STAFF SPEAK SPANISH IN RESTAURANT While the Border Patrol can ordinarily only conduct stops away from the border upon suspicion of a crime, officers are free to have voluntary interactions with individuals, so long as they reasonably understand they are free to go at any time.
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What we do know is that the Penguin (Sherri Shepherd), the Ice Cream (Tyler "Ninja" Blevins), the Skeleton (Paul Shaffer), the Black Widow (Symoné), the Panda (Laila Ali), the Egg (Johnny Weir), and the Ladybug (Kelly Osbourne) are all free to go back to their lives as normal, non-giant mask wearing celebrities.
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"The idea being that when we die, our soul stays with us until our body is laid to rest and then the soul is free to go," said Sharon Ryave Brody, who runs Ralph Schugar Chapel, a Jewish funeral home in Pittsburgh that is handling services for at least nine shooting victims.
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These changes have created a system marked by wealth disparity, where a large number of people sitting in jails have been accused of committing minor offenses and don't have access to money, while wealthier people who may have been accused of much more serious crimes are free to go about their lives before trial.
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Viewed through the distorting prism of the Brexit debate, this might be interpreted as a happy outcome for the remaining 27 nations of the EU: they will be free to go about their business without the burden of the UK's existential crisis (which has blighted its EU membership ever since 1973, some would argue).
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Imagine an alternate reality where the 103 presidential election is such faint background noise that it barely registers in your consciousness at all, leaving you free to go to New York Fashion Week, record and/or flirt with Drake, cuddle koalas with your BFF Serena van der Woodsen, and shoot down water slides while clutching an American flag.
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They will be forced underground, turned from a life of productive labor to a life in the shadows where, in the age of Trump, immigration agents — who chafed under the Obama administration's enforcement priorities and whose union supported and cheered Donald Trump's election — feel free to go so far as to stake out a hospital to pick up and detain an undocumented 10-year-old girl after emergency surgery.
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With heavy hitting talent from the theater (Hamilton's Daveed Diggs, Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright David Lindsay-Abaire), television (Transparent's Gaby Hoffmann, The Daily Show's Aasif Mandvi, SNL's Rachel Dratch), and film (Patrick Wilson, Justin Bartha), the show serves as an anchor and fundraiser for The 24 Hour Plays: Nationals, where young actors get together, for free, to go through this rigorous process, sharpen their skills, and create and build a lasting community.
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At least this leaves Zoey free to go to the dance with her girls, giving us a great shot of Zoey, Jazz, Sky (Halle Bailey), Nomi (Emily Arlook), and Ana (Francia Raisa), walking in their personality-appropriate formal wear like the cast of Sex And The City Jr. But, romantic sitcom shenanigans wait for for no well-dressed pack of young women, so before Zoey can even break it down to "One Dance," Aaron arrives to ask she come outside and hear about all of his feelings.
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If no matter what happens, if a man is then free to go where he wants to go, free, within the law to do what he wants to do, and he offers himself in concert for people to buy tickets, why would people threaten the hall, threaten the people who booked the show when in fact the people who are coming are those who are buying tickets, so these people are saying he has or she has, the people they want to bar has no right, no right whatsoever to be appearing in this place.
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