They gave it a go, so I'm proud of that.
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She was skeptical at first, but gave it a go.
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Rousseau is impressed that Hunt gave it a go at all.
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So we just gave it a go and wrote some songs.
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So I found it at my local drugstore and gave it a go.
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Kohl's gave it a go, and honestly, it warms the heart a little.
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Of course, I do practice what I preach, so I gave it a go.
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Basketball star Dwyane Wade gave it a go -- or, in this case, retired basketball star?
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This was a recommended product there, so I gave it a go and loved it.
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So we gave it a go and it worked out very well and they are very popular.
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Luckily, I already had some water-based lubricant handy, and gave it a go for the second time.
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Chancers who gave it a go were considered get-rich-quick schemers and worth of little more than derision.
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A few tried from Android and Chromebooks; even co-founder Sergey Brin gave it a go around Google Glass.
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She was really inspired by the Ryan Adams version and "gave it a go" while wearing this great green shirt, girl.
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I ordered some cheap liquid latex on eBay and some even cheaper face paints I found it and gave it a go.
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We added a bit of complementary cinnamon on top to mimic the Starbucks and Krispy Kreme PSLs and then gave it a go.
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I came back for an episode and gave it a go, but right now I can't honestly say The Walking Dead redeemed itself. You?
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In 2015, a passenger gave it a go on a Hainan Airlines flight to Mongolia, this time as the plane was preparing to land.
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After watching a few demos, I gave it a go, but it wasn't nearly precise as, say, the Wii's motion controls or Kinect's gesture controls.
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I was not a typical girly-girl, so the harp did not attract me because it was so poetic, I just gave it a go.
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She works at The New Yorker, and has filled her home with cartoonists and theater directors and people who really gave it a go in school.
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But ever the salesman, Mr. Trump gave it a go and promised to restore the region's old coal economy and pump up its booming new gas economy.
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Spotify also recently announced a test of a Stories-like feature and even Microsoft's Skype gave it a go at one time, as did Match and Bumble.
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You might think it's hard to wring any humor out of the Bill Cosby saga but Saturday Night Live gave it a go, turning some entertainment prison tropes on their head.
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Andy Blake: I'd contemplated DJing for a few years since the mid-80s, and like so many others I finally gave it a go after getting caught up in the '88 acid house/balearic storm.
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I just gave it a go because it was there at the time and then when I realised the direction we were going in -– mind the pun –- with the music, I instantly realised it wasn't for me.
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Now, I've had mixed experiences with treatments and products based off this ancient set of beliefs in the past — and no, I am not a fan of oil pulling — but I gave it a go for the sake of newness.
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So I gave it a go, figuring that even if it didn't set, I'd at least end up with something sweetly sloshy that I could pour over my berries — then pretend that was how I meant to serve them in the first place.
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Yachty isn't the first artist to remix "Chained to the Rhythm"—Hot Chip also gave it a go, turning it into a clubby, bass heavy banger—so even if nothing else, the song seems make good fodder for other artists to put their own stamp on.
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Three Business Insider journalists gave it a go — here's what we found, from apparently free rides to a very suspicious smell: Chiswick to Tulse Hill, £212 After a meal in Chiswick on Monday evening, I downloaded the Taxify app, found a promo code posted by some random person on Twitter, and requested a taxi to Tulse Hill, some 9.6 miles away.
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Although, Sheffield Wednesday gave it a go and restricted Leicester City more, the Owls hardly created a chance. Then on the seventy-sixth minute last season's loanee Ben Marshall cut inside and curled a delightful effort with his left-foot into the far corner to confirm Leicester City's victory. Marshall did not celebrated however, in respect to his former club Sheffield Wednesday. Leicester could have increased their lead even further before the full-time whistle as they had a couple more key chances after they had hit the bar.
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In 1967 Clarke returned to France and reformed "The Noise" with bass player Dave Curtis (ex lead singer of The Tremors), and guitarist Brian Griffiths, and once again gave it a go, with frontman Vince Taylor. In 1968 guitarist Ritchie Blackmore asked Clarke to join a new band called Roundabout (which later became known as Deep Purple). Bobbie brought with him Dave Curtis. Clarke and Curtis rehearsed in Deeves Hall for about 8 weeks with Jon Lord, Ritchie Blackmore and Nick Simper while singers were auditioned including Rod Evans who brought his Maze bandmate, drummer Ian Paice who was immediately auditioned (Clarke was out shopping) and selected.
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The side project was created and in the actual line up only features Markus Grosskopf, most notably the bass player for German power metal band Helloween and also a bassist for Tobias Sammet's symphonic metal project Avantasia and classic rock group Kickhunter. While he was sitting in the bar and drinking, Grosskopf was inspired to create a bass guitar based band, which would feature no guitars at all, and instead will focus on the bass, and will feature a lead solo bass guitar, a rhythm bass guitar, and an actual bass guitar to play the bass parts, along with accompanying drums, and vocals. He came to Frontier Records with the idea in the beginning of 2007 and presented the concept to them. The record label was immediately intrigued and gave it a go.
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