The Mafia don't go around with 12-inch patches on their clothes.
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We do have to go around with a certain amount of vigilance.
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We are not meant to go around with excessive fat on our waists.
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"There is not even enough of me to go around with them," she says.
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I mean, do we normally go around with squeaky voices kicking people in the backside?
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The poor scavenge garbage for food, while the rich go around with armored cars and bodyguards.
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Every year, the club hosts a golf outing and hires strippers to go around with the players.
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That barely, that involvement barely survived in the last go-around with the National Defense Authorization Act.
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Then, skip the blush this go-around (with those eyes, you don't need it), and head south for your lips.
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Pet owners, that means never again having to go around with a vacuum pulling up stray hairs before company comes over.
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I have breast implants and I didn't want to go around with one boob that has an implant and one that was removed.
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Clearly, Rory learned nothing from her first go-around with a married man way back when she cheated with Dean and broke up his marriage.
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I've gotten a real glimpse -- during the campaign, I'd go around with Ben to a lot of different places that I wasn't so familiar with.
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" Daily Mail: May 229, 22019Meghan: "'Meghan wanted staff to go around with these atomizers, like spritzer guns, and spray the chapel with scent before anyone arrived.
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There is plenty of blame to go around with the challenges in higher education today, and higher education institutions themselves own a fair share of it.
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For one, many cities are better equipped to deal with invasive tech species like scooters, given this is their second go-around with free-wheeling tech companies.
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Cavill still had a tough go-around with narrowly losing out on high-profile roles early in his career, prior to Superman making him a household name.
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Macaulay had a brown paper bag that he would go around with, and every time somebody swore, he made them put a quarter in the brown paper bag.
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But there are plenty of privacy and security concerns to go around, with the DPC's current case file also touching tech giants including Apple, Google, LinkedIn and Twitter.
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"There's some blame to go around with everybody, but I continue to be the most disappointed in Congress," said Carter, 13, who works for a medical device firm.
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The problem is there's only so much of this desirable spectrum to go around, with numerous uses—phones, tablets, digital TV signals, GPS, baby monitors, Bluetooth devices—staking claims.
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At least the new go-around with Quinn King (Constance Zimmer) and Rachel Goldberg (Shiri Appleby) promises the possibility of returning UnReal to its former glory with its much-needed Bachelorette riff.
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But even though there are enough Type 726s to go around, with many of them being rapidly constructed in China's Jiangnan Shipyard near Shanghai, problems with the Type 726 program have emerged.
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For us it's, we go around with the farmers and they pick the plants they're interested in, because farmers know their plants better than we do and they'll see something weird happening.
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Chad Ochocinco's first go-around with the MLS didn't go so well ... but he's got a new plan to make the futbol league -- telling TMZ Sports he's coming back as a keeper!!
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"The wisdom that is there amongst people all over the country is something that absolutely inspires me, I go around with a notebook everywhere," he said during a television interview, waving the book.
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It was so cool getting to go around with 600 to 1,000 people at each show to share my culture musically and also, I hope, a whole new perspective for the people that came.
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If you go around with these very broad worlds in your head, then it doesn't seem so unusual that there is a black woman, who is a mathematician, who calculated the trajectories for the astronauts.
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Similar events across the country in recent years have shown that even in an age of checks, credit cards, Bitcoin and Apple Pay, a surprising number of people still go around with vast sums of cash.
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There's plenty of blame to go around with the Giants, as offseason acquisition Brandon Marshall had a key drop and has just two catches this season while left tackle Ereck Flowers was abused by the Lions for three sacks.
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With Cain looking like he was going to get walked, I tossed a fastball high across the zone which Cain let blow past him, and then a sinker that got him to go around with a swing-and-a-miss.
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The two posed for the Modern Swan issue that introduces the next up-and-comer from Hollywood royalty, and Carys has plenty of it to go around with her famous grandfather Kirk Douglas, 101, and parents Zeta-Jones, 48, and Michael Douglas, 73.
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Firepower marks the band's 18th full-length album since their debut single "Rocka Rolla" hit in 1974; it's the first studio album since 1988's Ram It Down to be produced by Tom Allom, and is the band's first go-around with co-producer Andy Sneap, who is also currently enlisted as a touring guitarist for the band following iconic lead guitarist Glenn Tipton's diagnosis with Parkinson's earlier in 2018.
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CNN will host this go-around, with Jake TapperJacob (Jake) Paul TapperButtigieg says voting for Trump is 'at best' looking the other way on racism White House trade adviser says Chinese tariffs are not hurting US Former acting solicitor general: 'Literally unfathomable' that Trump would retweet conspiracy theory about Epstein death MORE, Dana BashDana BashDemocratic contenders unload on news media CNN roasted over debate production, format: 'A disservice to serious people' The Hill's Morning Report - Crunch time for 6900 Democrats in Detroit debate MORE and Don LemonDon Carlton LemonEight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall CNN's Don Lemon sued by Hamptons bartender over alleged assault Scarborough blasts 2020 Democrats for attacking Obama's policies more than Trump's MORE serving as moderators.
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One of the gentlemen or more will go around with a bag for "tithing". Church Activities Announcements. Closing prayer. Social time after the meeting.
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They don't go around with their palms nailed to their foreheads. They’re competent, straightforward, and they go ahead and get the job done. They also participate emotionally.
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Doing otherwise can expose the citizen to certain fines or be denied service by those institutions that require a valid, up to date card. In spite of this, it is common for people to let the information lapse or go around with expired ID cards.
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He was then selected off waivers from the Cubs by the Pirates, the team he started the season with. This go-around with the Bucs was not so successful. In 30 relief appearances, he posted a 4.75 ERA. He played his final game on September 9, 1959.
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And it's not made up something – it's not something – 'Well, I want to put a smile on her.' She constantly had a smile on her. You've got young people that are dying in this war, and young people don’t go around with these serious expressions on their face.
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At the time, they only broadcast Chicago Bears home games and Chicago Cardinals home games. Beginning in 1954, ABC added Washington Redskins home games. In ABC's final year of their initial go around with the National Football League, they added Los Angeles Rams and San Francisco 49ers games (for the Pacific Time Zone affiliates) to go along with their coverage of the Bears and Cardinals. Wire accounts found in newspaperarchive.
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As the backup quarterback, Rice was 22-of-57 passing for 313 yards and had 102 yards rushing and a touchdown for the 1992 season. The World League of American Football ceased its operations following the 1992 season. Rice joined the Munich Thunder of the Football League of Europe in Munich, Germany in 1994 and played quarterback for one season there as this was his last go around with professional football.
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In the Braj region around Mathura, in north India, the festivities may last more than a week. The rituals go beyond playing with colours, and include a day where men go around with shields and women have the right to playfully beat them on their shields with sticks.Holi 2013 Ankita Mehta, International Business Times, (22 March 2013) In south India, some worship and make offerings to Kamadeva, the love god of Indian mythology.
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Jorgensen's second go-around with the Mets lasted until June 15, . The Mets sold him to the Atlanta Braves the day they acquired first baseman Keith Hernández from the St. Louis Cardinals for pitchers Neil Allen and Rick Ownbey. A year to the day later, the Braves traded him with Ken Dayley to the Cardinals for Ken Oberkfell. With the Cardinals, he reached his first World Series in 1985 in his final season.
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The station's second go-around with the format does not have the grunge/metal-lean like their predecessor. The station's playlist consisted of current and well-known hard rock tracks, and some classic hard rock from artists like AC/DC, and Guns N' Roses, which The Monkey rarely played. Some of the station's airstaff was voice-tracked from other Clear Channel stations across the country (similar to iHeartRadio's Rock Nation format that formerly aired on 104.9 HD2), unlike The Monkey.
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Under the ownership tenure of Calvin Griffith, the Minnesota Twins made few headlines in the transaction department, but Smalley's arrival and departure from the Twins both involved blockbuster trades. On June 1, 1976, Smalley was traded to the Twins, along with Texas infielder Mike Cubbage, pitchers Jim Gideon and Bill Singer and cash, for Twins' ace Bert Blyleven and shortstop Danny Thompson, who was battling leukemia. Smalley was inserted into the Twins' starting lineup and manned shortstop until 1982. During his first go around with the Twins, Smalley developed into an all-star.
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Born in Stratford, Ontario, Murray was drafted 35th overall by the Philadelphia Flyers in the 1988 NHL Entry Draft from Michigan State Spartans. He spent much of his tenure with the Flyers' American Hockey League affiliate the Hershey Bears, but did play in 25 NHL games over two seasons. Murray also suited up in the International Hockey League, playing for the Phoenix Roadrunners and the Kalamazoo Wings. A brief stint in the East Coast Hockey League with the Knoxville Cherokees was followed up with a second go around with the Kalamazoo Wings and then three seasons in Germany before he retired in 1998.
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The Chevy Indy V-8 engineDefending champion Al Unser Sr. returned to Penske to join a three-car effort with full- time drivers Rick Mears and Danny Sullivan. After a dismal go around with the PC-16 in 1987, Penske introduced the brand-new PC-17 ('88), with promise. Mears and Sullivan, respectively, won the pole positions for the first two races of the CART season. For the third year, Penske was fielding the Chevy Ilmor Indy V-8 engine. Back-to-back defending CART champion, and 1986 Indy winner Bobby Rahal returned for what would be his last season at Truesports.
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At the time, they only broadcast Chicago Bears home games and Chicago Cardinals home games. Beginning in 1954, ABC added Washington Redskins home games. In ABC's final year of their initial go around with the National Football League, they added Los Angeles Rams and San Francisco 49ers games (for the Pacific Time Zone affiliates) to go along with their coverage of the Bears and Cardinals. Wire accounts found in newspaperarchive.com indicated that the Washington-Philadelphia game in Week 2 of the 1953 season, was to have been regionally televised by ABC, but the cables needed for the telecast never arrived.
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Following the banquet, the newly crowned monarchs attended other ceremonies, often including a grand illumination of the Kremlin, fireworks, operas, and various balls. A special celebration was often organized for the common people of Moscow, usually a day or so after the ceremony at a nearby location where the Tsar and Tsaritsa would attend a feast held for their subjects and inexpensive souvenirs were given away. The celebration at Nicholas II's coronation in 1896 was marred by the Khodynka Tragedy, when 1,389 persons were trampled to death during a stampede prompted by rumors that there were not enough mementos to go around. With the abolition of the monarchy after the Russian Revolution of 1917, coronation ceremonies no longer play any role in Russian political or religious life.
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The song is associated with Pembrokeshire. There, the song figured in a custom in which, on New Year's Day, children collect fresh water from a well, and go around with a sprig from an evergreen tree, which they use to sprinkle the faces of passers-by with the water while singing the carol and begging for gifts of food or money. Elsewhere in Wales, the custom is called , "new water", and the water was also used to lustrate rooms and doors of houses. This ceremony has a parallel in the Scottish Hogmanay tradition of saining; here water drawn from a "dead and living ford", a ford crossed by both the living and the dead, is sprinkled through the house, and then juniper branches are burnt for the smoke indoors.
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Terry staffer Mannie Davis once remarked that the morals were even "funnier than the whole picture itself" and Terry said "The fact that they're ambiguous is the thing that made 'em funny". Morals include "Go around with a chip on your shoulder and someone will knock your block off" or "Marriage is a good institution, but who wants to live in an institution?" The series proved to be enormously popular with the public during the 1920s. Walt Disney admitted that his earliest ambition was to produce cartoons of comparable quality to Paul Terry. With the popularity of Al Jolson's part-talkie The Jazz Singer in 1927, as well as the huge success of the first all-talkie Lights of New York in 1928, producer Amadee J. Van Beuren realized the potential of sound films and bought Fables Studios to produce sound animation films.
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CBS' second go-around with the NHL came at just about the time when the NHL's Original Six franchises were to be joined by the league's first expansion class of . Although the San Francisco Bay Area was not considered a particularly good hockey market, the terms of a new television agreement with a U.S. network (ultimately CBS) called for two of the expansion teams to be located in California. Hence, the California Seals and Los Angeles Kings joined the National Hockey League in an attempt to get a better TV deal, given that two large West Coast television markets would have NHL clubs (the Seals were renamed the Oakland Seals during their first season and then were rechristened the California Golden Seals when purchased by Charlie O. Finley in ). CBS was hoping that they would grow with the NHL by persuading them to go coast-to-coast (Montreal to Los Angeles) in a similar fashion for which they had grown with the National Football League (beginning in 1956).
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In other words, for a go-around with full landing flaps and all engines operating, and at approach flap setting and one engine inoperative, respectively. Since most twin jet airliners can meet these requirements, most aircraft of this type such as the Boeing 737 (all models), the DC-9/MD80 and Boeing 717, the A320 family and various regional jet ("RJ") aircraft do not have fuel dump systems installed. In the event of an emergency requiring a return to the departure airport, the aircraft circles nearby in order to consume fuel to get down to within the maximum structural landing weight limit, or, if the situation demands, simply lands overweight without delay. Modern aircraft are designed with possible overweight landings in mind, but this is not done except in cases of emergency, and various maintenance inspections are required afterwards. Long-range twin jets such as the Boeing 767 and the Airbus A300, A310, and A330 may or may not have fuel dump systems, depending upon how the aircraft was ordered, since on some aircraft they are a customer option.
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