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If you've given it a go in the past and come away unimpressed, take another look.
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And even though I'd end up unconscious, with my nose busted, I'd feel proud to have given it a go.
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Generic Hong Kong tech-rebadger Zuri has given it a go, making the "Power Bank U28" — a basic dumbphone that can also be used to charge your smartphone.
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Sadowski-Synnott was another who took a risk with her final jump and while she could not pull it off perfectly, she was satisfied that she had given it a go.
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Sure, Bradley Walsh has given it a go, and you'd imagine that Olly Murs would happily donate both bollocks to knock Robbie's crown clean off his quiff, but it's never going to happen.
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When I was told I had to do a story on the experience economy, in particular yoga, I thought this is going to be interesting.... Whilst I've heard about the health benefits a daily dose of downward facing dogs can generate, I'd never given it a go.
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Save for the single test flight, rocket mail wasn't a thing—though various goofballs and tinkerers had given it a go in the 1920s and '30s, with little success—and by 1959, air mail had already proven itself to be the future of correspondence, at least for the next few decades.
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A good chunk had given it a go at five to eight weeks (47%), citing reasons such as "wanting to check if everything still worked" and "because I knew he wanted to have sex," according to Deirdre O'Malley, the clinical midwife and PhD candidate conducting the research — not necessarily because they had a sexual itch they needed to scratch.
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In 1981, she graduated from the University of Edinburgh, and represented Great Britain at the World Student Games. She began coaching and was the initial coach for both her sons before handing over the reins as their professional careers bloomed.Donald McRae, Judy Murray: I would love to have given it a go as a player, The Guardian, 16 June 2014 In the early 1980s, Murray lived in the West End of Glasgow and was a member of Broomhill Lawn Tennis and Squash club , winning the Club Championships three times and playing for its teams (under her maiden name). She remains a visitor to the club.
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