"You should go across in one row and then stop, and see how far you've gone, and then go across one more row instead of...just clearing out that arch," says Scott.
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"Women will have to go across state lines," she said.
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But there's a long way to go across the industry.
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Let's go across the country: In Austin, not as successful.
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You know those horizontal lines that go across your forehead?
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Of course, I was afraid to go across that ravine.
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" — Joel "Go across the bridge to Jersey and watch from there.
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REGULARS We go across the street to Lokal, a Mediterranean restaurant.
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What the hell, I thought, and I let myself go across.
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"I will go through the forest,"I will go across the mountain.
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Or one Saudi could just go across Midtown Manhattan 2 billion times.
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For that reason, she does not take them to go across Midtown.
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If they have a fantastic TV, this is going to just blow their minds, because it's 83-by-28 surround, and the bullets go across the screen, and planes go across the screen, and stuff happens in it.
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Since you have dense breasts, just go across the hall for your sonogram.
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You could just go across the street and borrow a piece of equipment.
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I'm starving, and go across the street to my friends' house for dinner.
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However, it will slow processing for individuals trying to go across the border.
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However, it would slow processing for individuals trying to go across the border.
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"If we forget an ingredient," he said, "we just go across the street."
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"A company tax rate has got to really go across all corporations," Turnbull said.
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They go across all 24 social media capabilities as well as traditional email, etc.
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It'll go across the entire country in totality in one hour and 33 minutes.
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I'll never be prepared for no matter how often I go across the world.
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If he needs to, he can go across the street to a sports bar.
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There's a safe word and woe betide you if you go across that line.
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He had this prototype digital camera and we were going to go across Russia.
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SULLIVAN: WE ARE THE WORLDWIDE LEADER IN BUSINESS NEWS BECAUSE WE GO ACROSS THE GLOBE.
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The bus comes, and off we go, across an elevated highway and through a tunnel.
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I started to hear a flurry of kids asking "Can we go?" across the aisle.
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When the ambulance came, I had to go across the street and tell his mother.
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But they're learning that, when I go across the middle, okay, this may hurt. Ah!
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Now, Lempres is the first person to go across the stream in the other direction.
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And, I'm not about to go across town tonight to carry the coat for some billionaire.
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We go across the street next, which ends up being crazy since everyone is already drunk.
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Most of the opium would go across to the West Coast of America, obviously from China.
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You'd get on a bus and go across the street to this facility for day procedures.
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We had to let great people go across the organization as the multiple transitions were realized.
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He can go across the way and get the remainder of his bats and his swing.
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I feel personally there's no reason because veterans go across overseas to fight for our rights.
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"It&aposs going to go across business and your home life," he said on the call.
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But it only takes one person to go across that line to cause really, really serious damage.
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It got to a point where I can go across America and have kids be like, 'Dude!
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One summed it up perfectly: "Sexiness is diverse and can go across a multitude of body types."
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"We had more than 200,000 folks go across borders to attend 30,000 events in 2018," Miller said.
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He would go across the bottom of the board, picking out the highest valued boxes for each category.
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I go across the street, order, and sit down to wait for another our fried rice and dumplings.
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My grandfather ordered a fleet of small boats to go across the Channel and pick up the soldiers.
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I have yet to go across the U.S., but I'm hoping to in the next year or two.
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But President Obama, when he didn't go across the red line, what he gave away, nobody even knows.
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There has been so much emphasis on the white working class, but the frustrations go across racial lines.
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And the user wants the ability to go across numerous properties on the web without being under surveillance.
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Samsung is also positioning Bixby as a voice assistant that can go across many devices, not just its smartphones.
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The route will go across 59th Street to Sixth Avenue and finish at 44th Street at approximately 3 p.m.
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Otherwise I'll go across the street to the deli and get an everything bagel with butter and iced coffee.
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The role I had was to go across the company, so I got involved in different healthcare, different industries.
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The producers of this channel go across the world, finding the coolest (pun fully intended) versions of this frozen treat.
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You still have to go across the aisle and work with those types of people today to get anything done.
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And when I go across the state, people are really asking the question, who is up there fighting for us?
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His son, at the age of 9, was reluctant to go across the street to the supermarket on his own.
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"Many doctors are now stranded on roads with all their luggage, nowhere to go, across the country," the letter said.
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"I'm not about to go across town tonight to carry the coat for some billionaire," he said at the "undercard" debate.
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So if a dot took two seconds to go across the screen, the brain predicted the entire sequence in one second.
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There are two straps that go across the top of your feet like a pair of Tevas or other athletic sandals.
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"There were 300,000 French people who lived in London plus all the French who could go across the Channel," he said.
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After bringing in all of my stuff, I go across the hall to talk to my neighbor about her electric bill.
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Doesn't everyone who visits Harvard go across the street to the Harvard Book Store, a shop as esteemed as the university?
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"I love how the doves go across the wall with the sign that says 'Oh the places you'll go,' " shares the actress.
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When she sees him canoodling with Detective Samuels (Colton Haynes), she decides to go across the street to get a closer look.
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"I thought it was unwittingly, but clearly they wittingly were accomplices and enablers of false information to go across Facebook," she said.
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The classmates in my group chat share my sorrow, and I begrudgingly go across the street for a Chick-fil-A sandwich.
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If it's after a performance at the Lincoln Center, we often go across the street to the Smith for a couple drinks.
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The Trump cover's secondary headlines are stacked on the right side — on a real Time cover, they would go across the top.
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So he would see Star Wars, the famous story goes, and go across the street and buy a bunch of Fox shares.
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So, irony of ironies, we had to go across the street to the Air and Space Museum, where there's an Imax theater.
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"You could go across the garden to your friends' house in a way that's so, so rare in New York," Ms. Shaffer said.
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"When you see me come to work, glammed up, after the show I go across the street, I do my pilates," she said.
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"We will never permit American national security information to go across a network we do not have trust and confidence in," he said.
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A new study shows it would take 200,000 years for a spaceship traveling at the speed of light to go across the entire galaxy.
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The best way to go across the wall in making LIBERTAD was to collaborate with them and tap into the rhythm of their life.
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It could easily go across the river to Newark, New Jersey, which had offered a $7bn incentive package, more than double New York's bid.
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Mastering a difficult task—humans are supposed to go across the earth, not up it—is about relinquishing our ordinary selves, our ordinary world.
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"I was scared to go across the country to get a major surgery, and leaving my kids was hard on me also," she says.
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By the end of 2018, the company says the cleaner ingredients should go across everything on the menu, including frozen beverages like the Coolatta.
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" And he actually organized teams, five different teams to go across the state to 210 different locations and run, "Try out this coding thing.
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Her husband is in a hazmat suit which raises enough flags for Ally to go across the street to investigate when they're out of sight.
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She starts to reply but he cuts her off saying they can go across the border where there is a place they can be together.
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Go across your districts and remind people that for his administration, its promises made, promises kept and the Republican Congress helped him along the way.
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Then I go across the street to Café Panis, where I order an overpriced and ridiculous cocktail involving a marshmallow that they make for tourists.
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If you're a super-advanced alien intelligence that can build a bookshelf tesseract thing to go across dimensions, why can't you put in a phone?
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If ships were required to plug in, Mr. DeMeo said, then they would just go across the harbor, he said, and dock in New Jersey.
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I saw Senator Sherrod Brown, a Democrat, stand up and talk to Chuck Schumer and go across the aisle to one of his Republican colleagues.
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You really go across the map, following these characters in and out of different situations, in this real-time, pretty emotionally dry cause-and-effect storytelling.
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Less so the Emiratis: one-sixth of Iranian exports go across the Strait of Hormuz, with non-oil trade valued at more than $5bn per year.
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One Gallup tracking poll Monday put his approval ratings as low as 36% -- far lower than most presidents go across the span of the entire terms.
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Which sounds good, except I still had to go across town and show my passport to get the six-digit code needed to activate the app.
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"That's why I pushed hard for Nevada and South Carolina so that then we go across the country after we get out of these states," Reid said.
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In Canada, massive glaciers on the Saint Elias mountains, which go across Yukon, Alaska, and British Columbia, are losing ice faster than anywhere else in the country.
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Since then, the Canadian economy has become so intertwined with its larger American neighbor to the point that three-quarters of Canadian exports go across the border.
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I need a coffee the size of my head but I don't have the time because I have to go across town to complete a language evaluation.
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SO WE EVENTUALLY WANT TO GO ACROSS THE COUNTRY AND FILL IN SOME OF THE CITIES WE'RE NOT IN. FROST: LET'S TALK ABOUT THE BROADER U.S. ECONOMY.
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You know if you saw a black cat go across your path you would think, if you were superstitious, you are going to have a little bad luck.
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After hitting the gym for an hour, I go across the street to the grocery store to get two gallons of milk, mayo for my dad, and turkey.
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"The layman or standard sailor has no idea of what it's like to go across a boat like this in one of those tacks or jibes," Burnham said.
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It met U.S. needs for labor (the program started in World War II) and offered a regulated, safe way for Mexicans to come and go across the border.
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Gold would go across the street to a deli for a snack, and every time he felt as if he were about to get hit by a car.
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I tried to demur and told them it had been a long day, and all I wanted to was go across the street and have a beer. Nope.
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We'd leave at 7 AM and commute with all the tech workers and then you'd go across the freeway, and no offence to East Palo, but it's very different.
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She is ready to get back to full capacity, so she can go across the country, and talk about the most vulnerable among us, the children in this country.
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If you want to make a day of it, go across the street to Kabuki Springs spa, a Japanese bathhouse that locals hit to get butt naked and unwind.
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In one of the greatest TV road trips of all time, Mariska Hargitay's Detective Olivia Benson elects to go across country, collecting untested rape kits and rattling off statistics.
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So, we wanted to go across America, especially post-election, and really find out what's working in each city because there's so much innovation and incredible talent across America.
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In the latter case, Overtime can send out a team to follow around an up-and-coming player and thread together a number of stories that go across different channels.
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I'm watching a stream of white dots go across the top of my screen, fistpumping when I see a blue one break it up, and despairing at each red one.
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Rather than being released into the United States to coordinate their own transportation and legal appearances, migrants in MPP must come and go across the border strictly under U.S. custody.
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I get a Mexican pizza with no meat and no tomatoes and A. gets a Quesarito then we go across the street to Whole Foods to get lunch for tomorrow.
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That is the brand-new CEO of Nike, John Donohoe has got to go across town over to Hudson Yards for this big big innovation event they're hosting around the Olympics.
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As Amazon looks to increasingly expand its cashier-less grocery stories — called Amazon Go – across different regions, there's at least one startup hoping to end up everywhere else beyond Amazon's empire.
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And you get into this deplorable and irredeemable, your political activists that talk about her Twitter, they go across the White House and make noise so the president can&apost sleep.
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Later, he explained that he likes to sing here, go across the street to Hustle Dance Party at the Hi-Ho Lounge to dance while he waits for his next turn.
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Once [migrants] get taken into [CBP] custody, they're only there for three to five days, which is the perfect opportunity to vaccinate them, because then they all go across the country.
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"I saw the story kind of go across my news feed, but I didn't pay a whole lot of attention to it," he recalled Thursday in a phone interview with CNN.
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Zac, we just talk to Chairman Mike McCaul we said he needs Democrats to come to the table and needs Democrats to work and go across the aisle to get this done.
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Every hour of every day, someone is standing at that intersection waiting for someone they know to come back from where they cannot go—across the bridge and into the United States.
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I would like to go the tristate region, Ohio, Indiana, and Kentucky, because you can base in Cincinnati and go across the bridge to Kentucky and go up the interstate to Indiana.
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When you see a ball of light go across a wall in front of you and you know without a doubt that there is no external source, it can be extremely disconcerting.
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"What's important about [the fund] is it can go across agencies and upgrade systems that touch more than one agency," said Lieu, who sits on both the House Budget and Oversight committees.
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One crucial question is whether ISIS fighters will defend the east of the city or will go across the Tigris River to the more densely populated west, our reporters in Iraq observed.
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We'll expand that to new locations in the future, like even if you just go across the Brooklyn Bridge you have some really crazy cool skate spots that we want to recreate.
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"You can go across the country and some are on the 2015 [codes] already, some are on the 2012, some on 2009," says fire code consultant Bob Davidson, who helps write the codes.
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Three former employees at the firm recall attorneys having to go across the street to the restaurant during the workday to consult Kasowitz on work matters, as he held court, drinking and eating.
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"Many doctors are now stranded on the roads with all their luggage, nowhere to go, across the country," said the letter, which urged Shah to take action to protect the embattled medical workers.
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It will be as absurd to use live animals to create meat, rather than eating plants or clean meat, as it is now to hop on a horse and go across the country.
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"That is why we are looking at long-term sustainability ... We find the U.N. Sustainable Development Goals are a good framework to look at because they go across many indicators," she told Reuters.
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I haven't heard of many Americans doing the reverse, but a few friends have mentioned that they occasionally like to go across the border for vacations since the exchange rate works in their favor.
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"As soon as you go across a border, it becomes complicated and costly," said Paul Todd, head of eBay's European operations, adding that basic hurdles like high shipping costs limit people from reaching new customers.
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"It has to be synchronized as they (the militants) go across borders very easily, very fluidly, so getting our partners to work together is a big driver," trainer Colonel Craig Miller said at the exercise.
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So if you are looking to go across town in the next 5 minutes it'll be pretty close but if you want to look up a route 30 minutes out it might not be as accurate.
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The actors go across modules of a room divider, painted with pastel birds and oceanic motifs and their female and male voices are exchanged, which sums up to the oneiric atmosphere of Let Them In (2015).
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High-end buyers are pickier and are more likely to let a property go Across the country, luxury-home sales are cooling as turmoil in the global economy and the prospect of higher interest rates roils financial markets.
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Or he could vow to really strictly enforce the Cole memo, citing federal data and news reports to argue, for example, that the states still let some legal pot go across their borders and, therefore, federal action is justified.
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So the early "America First" choice will be this: Should Mr. Trump confront the North with full-on sanctions, more missile defenses and perhaps a naval blockade to stop all trade that does not go across the Chinese border?
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"Many doctors are now stranded on the roads with all their luggage, nowhere to go, across the country," reads the letter signed by two leaders of the Resident Doctors' Association of New Delhi's All India Institute of Medical Sciences.
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"She said she floored the gas pedal to get speed to go across the water, and said she got about a fourth of the way and the nose began to dip and water poured into her car," he says.
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The 2018 Academy Awards host enlisted a few of the celebrities in the audience to go across the street to a showing of A Wrinkle in Time at the TCL Chinese Theatre, to thank them for supporting the movie industry.
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YES, I'M HERE AT THE HOOVER INSTITUTION ANNUAL MONETARY POLICY CONFERENCE WITH JOHN WILLIAMS, NOW THE FED PRESIDENT OF THE SAN FRANCISCO FED, AND THEN YOU'RE GOING TO GO ACROSS THE COUNTRY AND BE THE PRESIDENT OF THE NEW YORK FED.
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That will cut its costs in South African rand by about 23 percent, with about 620 jobs to go across the joint venture co-owned by Anglo American Plc, and help it cut capital spending by about 80 percent next year.
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Despite it being the middle of winter, it feels like a spring day in Brooklyn so we go across the street, get drinks (I also get a piece of lavender shortbread because when in Brooklyn), and sit outside for an hour.
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In traditional biofeedback therapy, with EEG [a device that measures brain activity] biofeedback, they'll wire your head up and you'll try to think about certain things and try to make a ball go across the screen or a light flash on or off.
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Once in the Balkans, migrants become counters in a game of snakes-and-ladders: Slovenian police who catch people trying to go across the country send them back down to Croatia, where they are once more expelled, to either Serbia or Bosnia.
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However, it's not safe to do that here, so I go across the street to Big Bazaar (like the Target of India) and peruse the aisles while listening to Call Your Girlfriend for almost an hour before getting things I actually want.
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Specifically, the company said the $65 million will go across its entire business to grow into Europe, the Middle East and Africa — where its headcount has increased by more than fourfold; as well as Asia, and the U.S. where its headquarters is located.
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"He has not come into the office intoxicated, attorneys have not had to go across the street to the restaurant during the workday to consult Kasowitz on work matters, as he held court, drinking and eating," a statement from a spokesman read.
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He'd been a kind of unofficial chaplain at my school, much involved in conducting spiritual retreats, and a lot of the older students used to go across the street and hang out in his upstairs living room during my last year there.
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"Many doctors are now stranded on the roads with all their luggage, nowhere to go, across the country," said one letter from the Resident Doctors' Association of New Delhi's All India Institute of Medical Sciences to the Union Home Minister Amit Shah.
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I would need to go across the river to West Virginia or go to Columbus and be with Alex or be with some of my survivor ladies to just ground and be with the core of why I was making the film.
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"Last Saturday night the taxis were driving from Leeuwarden to Stiens and on the way back, they tried to go across the lines as quickly as possible and we had the anthem played all night at high speed," said local resident Ria Jansma.
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It's a bird's flight distance that is calculated on the app, so you sometimes have to go across the Butte Montmartre in less than four minutes, to deliver, say, from the town hall of the 18th arrondissement all the way to Pigalle.
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"(There is) a risk we will have to change our behavior in light of the fact that we can't permit data on private citizens or data on national security to go across networks that we don't have confidence (in)," he told a news conference.
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"That storm was bad and that Chatham bar – on a good day, that's not the best place to be, you'll get a good ride if you go across it," Mel Gouthro (played in the film by Beau Knapp), who was Webber's engineman, tells PEOPLE.
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They couldn't navigate the Atlantic Ocean, but eventually people learned how to build ships that could go across the ocean, and open up a new frontier—and not just a new frontier of material wealth, but a new frontier of ideas, and ways of living.
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The three federal departments are holding off on granting the permit for the pipeline to go across the federal Lake Oahe in North Dakota, while they consider whether they've properly taken into account the concerns of American Indian tribes, particularly the Standing Rock Sioux.
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WE'VE SEEN MORE IN THE WAY OF COST INCREASES IN THE LAST YEAR, IF YOU GO ACROSS ALL OF OUR BUSINESSES, BUT PARTICULARLY BUILDING MATERIALS OR -- WE SELL PAINT, THE CAN IT COMES IN. THAT IS A LOT MORE EXPENSIVE THAN A YEAR AGO.
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"It's on me to go across the country and make the case for my agenda, which is very strong when it comes to the African-American community," Klobuchar said, also touting her support among African Americans in Minnesota and among the state's Somali-American community, specifically.
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"It could be that whoever wants to buy an assault weapon can go across the border and buy a weapon from a state that allows it ... and it could be that they're just buying more handguns in their state," in response to the ban, Kalesan said.
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I don't actually want to check a bag just to go across country, so the bag that I use daily to carry my laptop is the same bag I use to travel across country to New York for, like, three or four days at a time.
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But if America's hand is forced, he added, "we have had conversations that if something happened and we had to go across a line, we have given the Chinese assurances we would go back and retreat back to the south of the 38th parallel" when conditions allowed.
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I went with this photographer Gary Matoso who had this radical idea that he just wanted to go across Russia and take pictures of ordinary people and then upload them to the internet, which most of the Russians we talked to had no idea what that was.
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One day, said Elzay, who was a 203-year-old MFA student at the time, Roma followed her out of the darkroom at Columbia and onto the subway, where he told her he couldn't stop thinking about her and "the way the freckles go across your chest," she said.
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"As you go across the board and people understand that they don't have to march, they don't have to picket, they don't have to go to Hollywood – all they have to do is turn the dial," he continued, urging audiences to refrain from watching the Academy Awards broadcast.
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"Don't blink, because you won't see it go across the plate," Bonds, the Marlins' hitting coach, said while tightening the Velcro on his black-and-green batting gloves, looking ready to take a few cuts himself against the bevy of 98-mile-per-hour fastballs that were about to be unleashed.
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The couple may have been "trying to have him stay here longer than a tourist visa would normally allow, thinking that, because the visa allows for entry up to five years that he can live here six months at a time, leave, go across the border and come back," she said.
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To quickly check if any of your previously purchased games (or indeed apps) have versions specific to the Apple TV, scroll up from the front page of the App Store interface and then go across to Purchased—you can then drill down into the available selection based on your previous iOS installs.6.
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"For decades, you could go across the country, and you'd start talking to somebody and say you're from North Carolina, they'd immediately talk about our universities or our Research Triangle Park," Cooper told me one morning this spring as we rode in the back seat of an S.U.V. ferrying him between photo ops.
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One of the first serious ideas was put forward in 1802 by French mining engineer Mathieu-Favier, who proposed a tunnel or pathway that would go across the English Channel, with an artificial island in the middle for changing horses (since cars and trains didn't exist back then and horses were how people got around).
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While art by indigenous Americans was donated to the museum soon after its 1870 founding, by 1911 it had come to an agreement with the Natural History Museum that "primitive works of art" by "prehistoric peoples" would go across the park; the Met would focus thereafter on the Mediterranean world, Asia and the European tradition.
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I have a great team of people that does that with me, whether it's Marvel Studios President Kevin Feige, or Pixar Chief Creative Officer Pete Docter ... I could go across the board, our Imagineers and what the legacy of Walt Disney was to the parks and resorts, what it means to walk onto a Disney theme park property.
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This guy has some issues psychologically, truly, that he needs to resolve through professional help because it's very odd that somebody would agree to go across the country, meet somebody, spend time with them, and also ask them to move across the country to be with them, yet suddenly drop off the face of the Earth.
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We were both headed to the bridge, in her case so she could cross back to Mexico after a long day of work, and in mine so I could eat and drink at one of the places I used to go when people still did things like go across the international bridge to eat and drink.
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The 27 participants for the Spring program go across the food and beverage spectrum: from Carol Pak of Makku, which cans the Korean sparkling rice wine called makgeolli; to Vanessa Dew of Whole Foods staple Health-Ade Kombucha; to Vincent Kitirattragarn of Dang Foods, known for its dried coconut chips and puffed rice snacks, and many more.
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It's just a really conscious decision for us to go across the board and show the variation in the gaming landscape right now, which I think Xbox is well-positioned for because we do have the strong service for devices — because we do have Windows 10 in the same company — and we work closely with the team to make stuff happen there.
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If you've used the wet pads, it'll do regular spritzes of cleaning fluid and go across an area of your floor three times, scrubbing seriously soiled floors; the damp pads mean lighter sprays of fluid and two passes to lift dirt and trap dust; the dry pad means no cleaning solution and one pass for general dust, hair, and other easily collected materials.
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"As time goes on, everybody is coming to the conclusion: To beat Trump, you're going need to someone who can go across the various groups, and Biden seems to be that guy," said Marc Lasry, a billionaire Wall Street hedge fund manager and co-owner of the Milwaukee Bucks, who had previously raised money for Ms. Harris and now supports Mr. Biden.
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But the reason she thought we shouldn't go across was the very reason I had come home to the border, to write about how going across to Matamoros had changed from my childhood in the 60s and 70s, my partying days in the 7003s and early 90s, to today when it's difficult to find anyone in my hometown of Brownsville willing to risk crossing over.
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There might be something really quick right now that we can do on a social network or a quick take or put something in a newsletter or a video and that might grow into a beautiful interactive narrative series that we can do that will go across basically everything CNN does, including TV. So there's a lot of that work and exploration that's just happening across all of CNN.
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"We've heard all kinds of rumors, many of which are untrue, but we've heard some rumors that some of the individuals have decided individually to go out in the community just to do one or two little things and we're trying to make sure we get the message to everybody using emails ... do not leave your home because even if you go across the street to the ... ATM you could interact with somebody," he said.
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