Having a go at this and having a go at that.
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If they want to go at it, we'll go at it.
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"Define: go at it," says her device, when she asks if they'll get to, well, go at it.
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And so if he's going to go at somebody, he's going to go at them in the way that he would respect somebody else going at him.
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"Hop on the elliptical or treadmill and follow a protocol where, for a certain number of minutes, you go at a high intensity and then you go at a low intensity," Perkins says.
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Kinksters who give it a go at a fetish party.
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I would go at one and come back at five.
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You go at it, and you clash with the material.
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Coming up, where the hell do these go at night?
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It makes sense that when they go at each other.
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They get in the ring, and they go at it.
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"Yes," Krennic told her, and let it go at that.
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I was incredibly honored to have a go at it.
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We respected them, but we wanted to go at them.
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Where did Thanos go at the end of "Infinity War"?
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He told me he was let go at work today.
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Are you really going to go at that bone again?
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Several teams of economists have had a go at guessing.
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I don't know how else they could go at it.
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Crew members know the best places to go at ports
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We will go at the main enemy as we do.
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Mr. Amofa tells them they'll go at the right time.
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Michael, a professor of Jewish studies, doesn't go at all.
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I always keep two books on the go at once.
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Zinke has also made a go at running local businesses.
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Berke had so much free rein — let's go at it.
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I'm gonna try and go at him, try and compete.
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It's time to let other states have a go at it.
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I have also thought Assad had to go at some point.
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I don't think that's the way to go at this point.
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Rousseau is impressed that Hunt gave it a go at all.
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We hear a bell, we go at it for two minutes.
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Starting from the get-go at Monday's meeting, tensions are high.
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You'd have to go at 2 in the morning or something.
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I would've gone to California where I didn't go at all.
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I'm going to go at my own pace, hopefully keep progressing.
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Is this the year everyone decides to go at it alone?
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We had to go at 2 am to give her oxygen.
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She had a saying, 'Go big or don't go at all.
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Greg, I told you they are going to go at it.
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I tried to not let the theme go at any point.
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Cheap chapstick is the way to go, at least for Lively.
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There's no punches held back—we really go at each other.
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We recently finished recording "Way Down We Go" at that point.
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That means it should go at an average speed of 225kph.
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And this isn't Facebook's first go at an event like this.
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The Bruins didn't look ready to go at the start Wednesday.
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"We're operative, ready to go at a moment's notice," said Capt.
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Popeyes had a good go at it for its recent foray.
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So I decided to have a go at creating videos myself.
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He added, "We'll go at his pace and how he feels."
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I would've gone to California, where I didn't go at all.
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If you go at it too hard, you push it away.
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Go at night, and you'll see the entire block glowing green.
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The Dow's oldest component has had a rough go at it.
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Elsa: I listened to "Let It Go" at least 26 times.
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The only people who come and go at Real are managers.
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Jim says the situation is "touch and go" at the moment.
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Party insiders are convinced he wants a fourth go at that too.
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Ideally, only one boy would go at a time to prevent bottlenecks.
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You'll get another go at the passes after finishing your first batch.
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It just doesn't deserve to go at the front of the line.
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"I wanted to have another go at that design problem," says Gage.
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Locken and Simmons, once the closest of friends, also go at it.
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I moved onto campus so that I could go at it hard.
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If I see a blackhead on my forehead, I go at it.
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Well – that's a – you got to go at that the right way.
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The fifth and final season of "Transparent" is a go at Amazon.
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KS: Because you were showing people where to go at Google Maps.
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Because we're going to take off and go at a great speed.
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At UFC 207, the two former champs will go at it again.
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Why was I so determined to play Pokémon Go at Trump Tower?
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For Florida and Montana, this was their second go at medical marijuana.
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They could go at it for hours until they'd plop down, exhausted.
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If you go at the beginning of the day, they seem survivable.
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Not bad for your first go at it in three years, huh?
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Those with political connections sometimes go at government expense, draining national treasuries.
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Maybe Yara Greyjoy wants another go at independence for the Iron Islands.
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And then they feel victimized if you start to go at them.
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"I was not forcing anyone to go at all," Ms. Jojokian said.
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This means testing has to go, at least for the first payment.
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PARIS — How would you like to have a go at some Shakespeare?
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I've seen it all before, it's just another go at someone's wallet.
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Day after day, you must go at each one of your goals.
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He doesn't know the way this is supposed to go at all.
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C-suite were basically let go at the time of the sale.
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The question now is who gets a go at Tyron Woodley first?
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You know, that's a...you gotta go at that at the right way.
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And I noticed throughout, she went away and let them go at it.
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But, according to Coker, Wallace decided not to go at the last minute.
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Whenever I was bored and on my computer, I would go at it.
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There is always that one person that just wants to go at everybody.
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But you can see why Mr Trump is having a go at it.
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Banks had to be convinced to let the properties go at a discount.
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It's important to listen to your body and go at your own pace.
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They're very abused and evidence of how hard we go at our shows.
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He is 72 and the bank's rules say he must go at 75.
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Another 400 jobs will go at a facility at Brough in east Yorkshire.
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Rather, the stalker next door can have a go at it as well.
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Ahead, how to make sure you're ready to go at a moment's notice.
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"And that's certainly not the way to go at the moment," he said.
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They&aposll go at it directly with water and retardant where they can.
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MCALLEN, Texas – Buses filled with migrants regularly come and go at Central Station.
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The device is thin, as far as tablets go, at 2600 mm, unfolded.
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And that's -- that's as far as we're going to go, at this point.
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"We don't really know where to go at this point," Jean Tikaram said.
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The analysts have a go at including those in a projection as well.
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As his escort, I have no choice but to go at his speed.
|
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Google unveiled the new Pixelbook Go at its annual hardware event on Tuesday.
|
|
I spent some time trying out the Pixelbook Go at Google's press event.
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"He has to go at some point, constitutionally," Colbert noted on the program.
|
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" But instead, he wrote, "Here you go, at 4pm est, write the below.
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Then, let them know that they don't have to go at it alone.
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It wasn't like Beast, which encouraged students to go at their own pace.
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DUBAI TIME I am awake and ready to go at 6:30 a.m.
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" And the board said, "Yes, that's the right way to go at it.
|
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And we included Kate Smith's first go at what became her trademark number.
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"I'm not going to go at that level in attacking Joe," Sanders said.
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We are ready to go at a moment's notice to put on sanctions.
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If I was a pole dancer I'd really have a go at it.
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Maybe this time he'd have a go at the frenum under my tongue.
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Amazon is having another go at expanding its reach to listeners in India.
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I like to have several on the go at once, according to mood.
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But to watch the pink water blend into pink skies, go at sunset.
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Ling: When you say 'go at it,' what do you mean by that?
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But ultimately, we're going to have to go at this from the ground up.
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Finding a good Halloween costume can be stressful, so don't go at it alone.
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The autumn collection will be her first go at designing for the retailer, though.
|
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One triggering spring 2019 season later, Hedi Slimane's second go at Celine is here.
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We have annual passes, so we try to go at least once a month.
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Showgoers are expected to have a photo ID ready to go at the door.
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My favorite instructor is teaching, though, and I go at this time every Monday.
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They have 1 daughter together ... this is also their first go at marriage each.
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Paul gets mad and doesn't want to go at all, but Helen persuades him.
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Inspired, Slow Mo Guy Dan tries to give it a go at the end.
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But there's a brightness, too, because she doesn't have to go at it alone.
|
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So why wouldn't WANT Les Essentiels de la Vie have a go at it?
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No idea — but I'll gladly watch the Beek from the Creek go at it.
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Along the way he also made an ill-advised go at being a rapper.
|
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And the software experience was indeed excellent — especially for a first go at it.
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It can get so busy that we try to always go at opening time.
|
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So, she decided to make a go at pursuing her childhood passion for storytelling.
|
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The human brain wasn't built to go at full steam for hours on end.
|
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And then, of course, Bayern had to have their go at playing hoop ball.
|
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In fact, in this new era, no single organization can go at it alone.
|
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Have him out and in January start testing with him and go at it.
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They go at it fiercely as Cardi hops in an SUV and speeds away.
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It's what makes him go at some level, what he truly enjoys about politics.
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"It ain't brain science, boy," he'd say, and then he'd just go at it.
|
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Even if Mr. Posner is having another go at it, Avicii has had enough.
|
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And if you're a woman, you know, have a go at the front too.
|
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"Karl and I like to go at each other on Instagram," she said Friday.
|
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It's the second go at this idea by two of Parking Insider's three creators.
|
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"The Star-Spangled Banner" was not even Francis Scott Key's first go at it.
|
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Got a feeling this won't be the last time these 2 go at it.
|
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But NASA has reported they can go at an altitude up to 2225,000 ft.
|
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It's a tough one to clue well, with the word "Go" at the end.
|
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Q: And did he indicate that he had somewhere to go at that point?
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I think you should just go at it and see what's right for you.
|
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He said their car is packed and ready to go at a moment's notice.
|
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They have three others ready to go at any time should the need arise.
|
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They deserve to be alive, to have great minds have a go at them.
|
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What should women do if they fancy having a go at what you do?
|
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In each of those losses, the starter has failed to go at least five innings.
|
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Wit and melancholy often shared her desk, with several projects on the go at once.
|
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Every once in a while we go at it a little bit, not very much.
|
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GO AT A SNAILS PACE is also new to The New York Times crossword database.
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" Matt explained, "We hint at where we might go at the end of the season.
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I try to go at least once a month, but it varies depending on school.
|
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We also get coffee to-go at a coffee shop before getting in the car.
|
|
Microsoft isn't targeting its Surface Go at any particular customer from what I can tell.
|
|
Occasionally he will openly go at his face with an electric shaver on the train.
|
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And the one person I wasn't expecting to have a go at me was Sophie.
|
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"It kinda gave us the confidence to have a go at the shop," McGuinness says.
|
|
It's sad: women in Hollywood are still having a tougher go at it than men.
|
|
I asked: How does it feel to have to go at it all over again?
|
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Go at brunch if you want an obscenely large Bloody Mary served over crushed ice.
|
|
After shutting down Google+ in April, Google is making another go at a social network.
|
|
South Carolina regained possession with 1:50 to go at its own 45-yard line.
|
|
A. I go at least once a year with my family, mostly in the summer.
|
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She encouraged us to push ourselves, but also to go at the pace we needed.
|
|
Cyrus performed the song "You're Gonna Make Me Lonesome When You Go" at the event.
|
|
Anger and fear were palpable there, and crowds shouted "Uhuru must go!" at police vans.
|
|
"Any time you go at that speed it will always be dangerous," said the Monegasque.
|
|
The toothbrush docks to a charging station so it's ready to go at all times.
|
|
Dave and Jennifer haul themselves out of bed for their second go at holiday shopping.
|
|
Early in my first go at being a father, I was hijacked by ancient impulses.
|
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But I try to let that go, at least while we are on the ice.
|
|
Besides, the instructors are very handsome, so not a bad way to go at all.
|
|
"It was a fad to go, at first," he said, but it later died down.
|
|
It's just grab and go at the Amazon Go store, which opens today in Seattle.
|
|
Maybe you restrict topics at the dinner table, but let it go at other times.
|
|
"We try to go at the key species to correlate dietary changes, growth," he said.
|
|
But the Jewish community — 2 percent of America's population — cannot go at this problem alone.
|
|
Go: At once deeply Swiss and intrinsically international: Our latest 36 Hours column explores Geneva.
|
|
Still, there are limitations as to how far differential privacy can go at the moment.
|
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I don't have much time, so I would only be able to go at night.
|
|
"When you're trying to go at top speed, you're really huffing and puffing," she said.
|
|
I'd go at 'em as long as they'd come in there in the first place.
|
|
"If you haven't gone before, you want to go at least once," Mr. Karem said.
|
|
It's a hard nut to crack and yet we still want to go at it.
|
|
Later, Linda and I are gonna go at it for three rounds, but go ahead.
|
|
He was saying that Istanbul is too dangerous and that she should not go at all.
|
|
Khosrowshahi would rather go at a pace slow enough to hit perfection than tolerate pretty good.
|
|
Rebel Wilson held nothing back, getting on her feet to go at it with Eddie Izzard.
|
|
I protested, but Erin convinced me to let him go, at least until dinner was ready.
|
|
Mr Rajoy will probably have a second go at winning a parliamentary mandate later this month.
|
|
Samsung's second go at a mesh WiFi system combines internet connectivity with a smart home network.
|
|
Charlie, take the first go at this, the latest in this IRS scandal going on forever.
|
|
So, most people that made a real go at being professional circuit benders now make modules.
|
|
Now just over a year later, I have over $2,53 left to go at 0% interest.
|
|
Universitat is fun but there's a lot of people so you have to go at night.
|
|
But this does not stop countless makers from having a go at it and often succeeding.
|
|
After we've stocked both trays, we have 30 cookies ready to go at a moment's notice.
|
|
Then this morning, with the Boris spech [sic] written and ready to go, at 9.02 a.m.
|
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Luckily, online courses make learning super convenient and allow you to go at your own pace.
|
|
Prince Harry & President Obama Go At ItRihanna: Family Tragedy James Harden Visits Meek Mill In Prison
|
|
At the Uber Elevate Summit in Washington, D.C., Uber unveiled its latest go at electric scooters.
|
|
And, one bakery in Cornwall even had a go at making a mincemeat and custard pasty.
|
|
The Tovala is live on Kickstarter now, with 15 days to go at time of writing.
|
|
Why not let them have a go at swinging a chair, just for muscle-memory's sake?
|
|
Alternatively, someone may really be making a go at turning Bitcoin Clashic into its own currency.
|
|
First, better living standards would go at least some way toward reducing incentives to cross borders.
|
|
That means the whole gang will be back for another go at some point next year.
|
|
Shaw's Tavern on Florida Avenue NW also says it'll be raring to go at 10 a.m.
|
|
We focus on the children's faces as their parents go at it on the floor below.
|
|
You end up feeling like there really is nowhere safe for you to go at all.
|
|
Here are the full remarks if you want to have a go at it yourself. 1.
|
|
Jeff Bezos doesn't have $106 billion in liquid assets ready to go at a moment's notice.
|
|
This isn't DeGette's and Schatz's first go at trying to raise the age to purchase tobacco.
|
|
The Trump administration has slightly softened that line, essentially saying Assad must go at some point.
|
|
She left the restaurant, there was a big scene, she had a go at the manager.
|
|
They didn't care: 3,000 people were dancing and yelling 'Go!' at the top of their lungs.
|
|
Those are the first two times this season he's failed to go at least five innings.
|
|
"Even the most repressed person will let themselves go at an EVE event," she adds, laughing.
|
|
But I guess people come and go at both companies, so maybe the tables have turned.
|
|
Even then I would really let go at company events [like galas and young patron parties].
|
|
Next, Tammy and Mykenna Dorn of half-assed two-on-one date fame go at it.
|
|
They're also required to come and go at different times, so he doesn't run into her.
|
|
The justice overseeing the trial, Melissa Jackson, has allowed him to come and go at will.
|
|
All of this, of course, is expensive treatment and Shaun will not go at it alone.
|
|
"When you're dealing with issues diplomatically, sometimes you can't go at them directly," Mr. Pound said.
|
|
When we get going and the whole lineup contributes, we just continue to go at them.
|
|
"All the toys go back where they are supposed to go at the end," he writes.
|
|
Go: At once deeply Swiss and intrinsically international: Our latest 36 Hours column is on Geneva.
|
|
"We're just going to let it go at the pace" of the Iraqi military, he said.
|
|
Jennifer Lawrence's last go at playing a female entrepreneur in "Joy" didn't come off so well.
|
|
Back home, there is a belief that this time England can go at least one better.
|
|
If they're in the green, the robot can go at full speed, doing what robots do best.
|
|
My boss's sister gave us free class passes, and I was really hesitant to go at first.
|
|
It said 120 jobs would go at the St. Louis site, with production shifting to South Boston.
|
|
"They're forced to go at valuation lower just to get some money in the bank," Denenberg said.
|
|
The winners of those two games will go at each other in the championship game on Monday.
|
|
And every once in a while, we go at it just a little bit — not very much.
|
|
The government now expects to finish its case Monday, with two more witnesses to go, at most.
|
|
Humanity will be wiped out so that Earth can have another go at it down the road.
|
|
The commerce department gets another go at coming up with a justification for including the citizenship question.
|
|
AND PROBABLY FOR US AS WE WATCH YOU TWO GO AT IT. MARCELO, THANK YOU VERY MUCH.
|
|
"It was nice this season with no injuries to be a full-go at practice," he said.
|
|
We looked at that and said, this is a classic question you could go at with genomics.
|
|
Ubisoft had an alpha version of the new game ready for me to have a go at.
|
|
Something's gotta go — at last — be it a toxic situation, limiting belief or circumstances you've simply outgrown.
|
|
But also why don't you apologize for saying we were plotting to have a go at you.
|
|
Kyle shouldn't think that I would talk to Dorit and agree to have a go at Kyle.
|
|
Turn your hand to a touch of DIY and have a go at making your own nightstand.
|
|
The treatments are expensive but worth it, so I try to go at least twice a month.
|
|
That will go at least to 20, maybe to 15 — that could be the surprise next week.
|
|
I had recently been let go at work, though I was doing just fine — better than ever.
|
|
In answer to why he hadn't been to space yet, Musk said he'd go at some point.
|
|
"We're reasonably confident that many neuroscientists are champing at the bit to go at this," he said.
|
|
Bellamy still takes the risk (Kane tells him to go at night) to try to stop Echo.
|
|
He couldn't wait to have a go at Materazzi until after he'd triumphantly hold the World Cup.
|
|
"We go at it constantly," Johnston said ahead of Sunday's game, in which Johnston had two goals.
|
|
I just told him, 'Tomorrow in film, I'm gonna go at you, so get ready for it.
|
|
Womack has said that he finds the prospects for another go at a health-care overhaul unlikely.
|
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"You see him reloading and you think, that's my chance to go at him?" said Ellen DeGeneres.
|
|
" Ien then introduced rappers HFK and Charron and green-lit their performance, saying, "Go at it, guys.
|
|
Now, they're expected to go at it in October ... but Klitschko says Fury is screwing things up.
|
|
The right group of advisors is chomping at the bit and raring to go at press time.
|
|
About 50 people will be let go at Oculus Story Studio as a part of the shutdown.
|
|
"I'm not going to try to baby it or go at 80 percent," Judge told reporters Thursday.
|
|
But we were willing to go at 100,000, which we feel that the site can handle well.
|
|
Can you please have a go at that and let me know when there's something to see?
|
|
"Falstaff" is Mr. Waltz's second go at directing opera, after leading Strauss's "Der Rosenkavalier" here in 2013.
|
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"Once in a while we go at it just a little bit, not very much," he said.
|
|
It felt only natural to have a go at making one myself, so here we are now!
|
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"You have to go at the pace of the coalition," McDonnell, Labour's finance policy chief, told reporters.
|
|
He was projected to go at the top of the first round and fell in the draft.
|
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The prince had a go at imitating a tiger, but admitted he probably hadn't pulled it off.
|
|
In Ireland in 2700, he famously had an enthusiastic but seemingly rusty go at kicking a ball.
|
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Even if the CEJB is bumped, supporters can and will have another go at it in 2019.
|
|
I think it's a terrible loss that he should go at such a young age, its incredibly sad.
|
|
These are the remnants of civilians who let their pets go at the outbreak of war years earlier.
|
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They taught me to fight and should I fall, brush off my knees and go at it again.
|
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His name is Zion Williamson and good lord look at him go at Cameron last night: My God.
|
|
The September date would mean United will go at least 18 months with the Max out of commission.
|
|
"That's not the direction that anybody at our school would want that to go at all," Self said.
|
|
Imagine having all 600 odd episodes of the Simpsons ready to go at the touch of a button.
|
|
GO AT A SNAIL'S PACE is lively and in-the-language, as is WHAT MORE CAN I SAY.
|
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WHEN CRITICS had a go at André Previn in his heyday, the word "showman" was an easy gibe.
|
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However, that doesn't stop an undeterred Ezekiel, who challenges his men to go at them full-tilt anyway.
|
|
I think WhatsApp is in an even better position [than Instagram], frankly, to try to go at it.
|
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And this is the election commission's second go at the maps—the first lot were even more lopsided.
|
|
We picked out five lipsticks that promised long-wear results and instructed the lovebirds to go at it.
|
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MM: I remember that it was supposed to go at $14 a share and it closed at 32.
|
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"Once a day at max, though I try very hard not to go at all," Grimm tells MSNBC.
|
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I mean, just look at this bear go at it: Understandably, the furries came crawling into the mentions.
|
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My monthly membership costs about $189, and I go try to go at least three times per week.
|
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McCain was "tough as a boot and ready to go at every moment," she told CNN's Phil Mattingly.
|
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Power users who would like the headphones ready to go at a moment's notice can shut standby off.
|
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Back home, Denker nearly loses her job when she has a go at Dr. Clarkson on Violet's behalf.
|
|
But the most awkward incidents are always the kids trying to 'discreetly' go at it on the couches.
|
|
Fulmer became the first Tigers pitcher to go at least eight innings since Francisco Liriano on May 20.
|
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At least to my untrained eye, they didn't seem to go at each other very hard or systematically.
|
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"I'd like to go at some point, but only once the whole fleet is out there," he said.
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"It's great because students can go at their own pace, any time and anywhere they want," said Schow.
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Unlike the case with chess, however, no human can explain how to play Go at the highest levels.
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You go at 1am or 2am and stay until 8am and ask each other what's going on after.
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They go at each other, but not in the way the video, until then, would have you believe.
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What I do is find something that needs to be said, and I just fucking go at it.
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This happens often, according to Mr. Tabibian, because customers sometimes order a dozen to go at a time.
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For all the cord-cutters out there, it will also run on HGTV GO at the same time.
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She fell into a gelding named Alwaysmining, which has brought her to Baltimore and a go at history.
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L.A. was built by people coming here with a dream and trying to make a go at it.
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Audience members can come and go at any point, though staying to the end, I found, was rewarded.
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I remember Jason was like, 'Do you wanted me to hype up music before you go at it?
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But even with his admission of infidelity, I still had a hard time letting go at that moment.
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Teenage fans who had planned on attending the upcoming show without an adult now cannot go at all.
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And 150 jobs will go at its Applied Intelligence unit that helps companies and governments fight cyber-warfare.
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"Firm backing?" is what can go at the end of a firm's name, and today that is LTD.
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PM: Well, Democrats want to have another go at that and bring these people forward in the Senate.
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I had one last go at saying to him: 'Are you sure you want to take that risk?
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To upgrade a journey into a full-blown adventure, things have to go at least a bit wrong.
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"There's places that I've been very straightforward I don't want him to go at certain times," Mattis said.
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Katz is ready for another go at the Missoni collection, which produced her biggest Target haul to date.
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And Volker said he tried to convince Giuliani to let that notion go at breakfast on July 19.
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The reality is, as a full-time working mom, it was an opportunity to go at my discretion.
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Go: At modern spas in the Italian Alps, tranquillity imposes itself by the very nature of the landscape.
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Hockenson had widely been expected to go at No. 7, but waiting until No. 201893 isn't so bad.
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The migrants come and go at the center all day, most often arriving in inconspicuous cars with traffickers.
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It could also be an indication the two of them intend to go at Clinton with everything they can.
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"Honour of Kings" is played by 55m people a day in China, more than Pokémon Go at its height.
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Which means it will go at lightening speed, so you should definitely plan to get one in your cart.
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"It was wild," Jade told PEOPLE about her son's birth, which clearly did not go at all to plan.
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So, off you must go, at the wheel of your Dodge Interceptor, towards the oil refinery of San Angelo.
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C. purchased a monthly package for me, so I have been trying to go at least twice a week.
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For the upcoming issue of Vogue, Lawrence took a go at the trendy flotation therapy in New York's Lift.
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Between the two, something had to go at the front of the legislative line, and Obama picked health care.
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As constructed, it's a delightful little binge, and a relatively modest commitment, as these things go, at eight episodes.
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"Legally, these fantasy sports sites will have to go at it state after state after state," said the Rev.
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As for another go at mobile, Intel hopes that will come with 5G but isn't going into much detail.
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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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Now, you can finally have another go at getting your hands on this oh-so photogenic piece of luggage.
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The history of those regions is pretty fascinating though with seemingly everyone in history having a go at it.
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So this has to be looked at overall, and we have to go at it from every possible angle.
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Another unsuccessful go at repeal could present another political own goal, damaging Republican prospects in the 2020 presidential election.
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Netflix, in a comment on Twitter, said it was "sorry to see 'Friends' go" at the beginning of 2020.
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"They go at it on their own and have such brand power," Fieldhack, the analyst of Counterpoint Research, wrote.
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Either make your pick from one of the preset equalizer settings or have a go at making your own.
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While we'll all be sad to see it go, at least it'll go out in a blaze of glory.
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We try to play Frisbee, but it's unseasonably hot out, so and only go at it for 10 minutes.
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The company, which has eight million users of its productivity tool, has scrapped that first go at the policy.
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Change can be a pleasure if you pick out your new pot yourself and go at a comfortable pace.
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"We are completely serious in such peace talks, and we are willing to go at any moment," Hijab said.
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After I get a little bit of sleep after this event, we'll go at Mayweather/Pacquiao 2, I think.
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If you want to go at a specific time, I recommend looking at tickets at least a week before.
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If wearing flannel gets you off and makes you feel good about yourself, then have a go at it.
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My mentality is that every guard I play against, I'm going to go at them and see what happens.
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On my last morning in San Diego, I headed back to Grandview beach for another go at the ocean.
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Aides made an advance trip to Australia before Pruitt was due to go, at a cost of about $45,000.
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The bodyguard breaks up the fight, but it doesn't take long for the crowd to go at each other.
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He should go at the pace at which he can both help the team and heal his arm fully.
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Aides made an advance trip to Australia before Pruitt was due to go, at a cost of about $28503,22019.
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The biggest company, First Data Corporation, had let people go at their big office at the edge of Hagerstown.
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And you have to go at – SANGER: So how would your strategy differ from what he's doing right now?
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On Friday, that was the day when you could let go—at some point, the nights started getting longer.
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One source told us he was informed more than a week ago that Aretha could go at any time.
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This, and other restructuring of the investment bank's markets area, will see 1,600 jobs go at the French bank.
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I'd like to sit back and watch the two of them go at it, with Leonard as a referee.
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He would come and go at all hours of the day and has slept there at least one night.
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Go at sunset and grab one of their signature cocktails, but don't be surprised if it's crowded and loud.
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It's OK, and it actually really enriches life to have a go at the challenges that are out there.
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"Everyone knows we used to go at it like cats and dogs," Mr. Baraka said in his victory speech.
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I kept a bag ready to go at any moment, traveling often between people and places, desires and disasters.
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If you pull up Google Maps and see it's busy, just go at a time when it typically isn't.
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Often there was violence at home, to the point that many youths had nowhere safe to go at night.
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I just think we have to clear that step where he feels like he can go at full steam.
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Because, since Clinton has moved left on the issue too, they really have nowhere to go at this point.
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We've known each other since, well, we both went to Stanford, but we didn't go at the same time.
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In that way, it will be almost like old times, with some of 2017's compelling story lines — the Los Angeles Dodgers' torrid pace, the Chicago Cubs' up-and-down season — being pushed to the side while the Yankees and the Red Sox go at it, and go at it some more.
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My world didn't crumble down, my life didn't fall apart, nobody had a go at me; it was just incidental.
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Try it without eye contact "Have a go at doing it without making eye contact," says Girl on the Net.
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Since she also purchased a pack of Nutella & Go at the bodega, perhaps she really did just want a snack.
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And the fact that they had given her a long leash, they had let other tweets go at least publicly.
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Plenty of other users have strict data limits or can't do online streaming when they're on the go at all.
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This isn't Amazon's first go at trying to solve its discoverability problems or add elements of personalization to product hunting.
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But if you have a friend you'd trust with this task, why not let them have a go at it?
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You'd think so, but alcohol purveyors have made a pretty good go at offending people with their products of late.
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I go at least once every week, but sometimes we'll go two or three times because it's so frickin' fun!
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You can goof 220 percent of the time — that's nine minutes — and I let them go at their own pace.
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Smaller niche shops like Blackphone might be able to make a go at it, but a multi-billion dollar company?
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Although time is tight, the prime minister knows she may need more than one go at getting her deal through.
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The key is to go at your own pace, whether it's Kondo's KonMari method or 33 items at a time.
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But Democrats have used the fine as an opening to go at Trump with just two weeks until the election.
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Luckily, the most time-sensitive bits are already behind us, so I can afford to go at my own pace.
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" Fourth judge Kelly Clarkson joked, "I think we just need to add mud and just let them go at it.
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It shouldn't be a place where people go, at the end of our game, 'I would like to live here.
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If I could go at 10:55 to beat the rush, I would — but that seems a little too eager.
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Your CEO is looking right now, and she has everything — resume, profile, references - ready to go at a moment's notice.
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And if you wanna have a go at screaming your lungs out, the game is available on the App Store.
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He will attempt to become just the sixth starter to go at least 4-0 on the road this season.
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"Training was at 4 in the afternoon and he would go at 1," his mother, Marianela Gonzalez, told Caracol Radio.
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Making new commitments or decisions isn't the way to go at this time, since Mercury opposes Neptune on September 13.
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It's an affront to humanity that the people of Japan can't play Pokémon Go. At least we got Miitomo first.
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As Bryan and Roosevelt go at it in 20183, we see two young, brash candidates drawing crowds with their charisma.
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For some reason, the landlord got a bee in his bonnet about it and started having a go at me.
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Go at happy hour with the good-looking suits and pencil skirts to avoid being slightly poorer after the experience.
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"I talked to Tyler; if he had to do it again, he probably would go at it differently," Snitker said.
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There's an upcoming debate on March 15 where Sanders will get the chance to go at Biden one-on-one.
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I don't think they're going to let everybody go at the same time, I think they're going department by department.
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As BuzzFeed political reporter Andrew Kaczynski puts it quite simply, Trump's go at the pope is typical of the candidate.
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She breathes deep through her nose, summoning reserves of patience, as two people go at her with brushes, lipstick, eyeliner.
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Trump said Saturday he had no plans to go at his Mar-a-Lago beach club in Palm Beach, Fla.
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And for IPOs, two options are emerging — make a go at it before things potentially worsen, or hold off entirely.
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"The one thing we ask him to do is, 'Steve, let us go at the six-minute mark,' " Pachulia said.
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Students go at their own pace, and on average complete the course in seven months, putting in about 800 hours.
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The Pistons came back to tie it with a minute to go at 104-104 on a Langston Galloway layup.
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You go at 5 o'clock in the morning to factories to try to sell your ideas, they don't want that.
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In 1944 Allied nations had another go at crafting a monetary order at a conference in Bretton Woods, New Hampshire.
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NBC News and MSNBC will host the Las Vegas debate, marking NBC's third go at Democratic debates this election cycle.
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It seemed anyone with a few thousand dollars could buy the malware, and have a go at jackpotting ATMs themselves.
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It was my first accepted puzzle after about a dozen rejections, and only my second go at making a themeless.
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Things are going to happen quickly at places like Spotify and Uber, and you have to go at that pace.
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As Bryan and Roosevelt go at it in 1900, we see two young, brash candidates drawing crowds with their charisma.
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Porsz said he always carries around a camera that is "primed and ready to go at a fast shutter speed."
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It's typically asking for a word of suffix that can go at the end of the word in a clue.
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It's difficult to go a lot of places I used to go, at least by myself — cinema, theater, cafes, readings.
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I know, I know, but I'm going to get yelled at if I don't let you go at this point.
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They never met in their fighting prime, and this was the chance to go at one another with hammer and tongs.
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I'm assuming I'm going to need to go at least six times anyway, and this will make it a little cheaper.
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"In order to catch up with the physics of climate change, we have to go at an exponential rate," McKibben said.
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Before this, it was generally thought that AI couldn't compete in Go at the highest level due to the game's complexity.
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While she wanted to stand up for herself, Kerr said she felt too embarrassed and let his comments go at first.
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Republicans will soon have to decide whether they want to try one last go at repealing Obamacare, or bolster its markets.
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We made the decision to go at this hard three or four years ago and changing virtually everything in the company.
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Go at your own pace; work through one or two items on your to-do list before attending to your emails.
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For a start, he has a good go at pronouncing Rae Sremmurd correctly, something that other TV hosts have struggled with.
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"The likelihood is that Max is the one most likely to have a go at (Hamilton), and that's inevitable," he said.
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In case it matters, I'm a fairly high-level (by USTA ranking) tennis player, so I go at it pretty hard.
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But the caravan isn't just on the move; it's stretched out — people go at their own pace, hitching rides or resting.
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With four devices on the go at once, he advertises his Pokemon GO-playing service for $18 (25 SGD) an hour.
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"Everyone wants to have a go at Martha," says Elizabeth McCann, who produced many of Albee's later works in New York.
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Across from where I sat in the visitors' gallery, a large group of schoolchildren watched the adults go at each other.
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Mr Northam has called lawmakers back to have another go at both the budget and health care beginning on April 11th.
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STX films made a go at launching their first animated franchise with this week's fourth-place box office finisher, Ugly Dolls.
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And the "share" jar can go, at an interval you see fit, towards a cause that your child is excited about.
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"You just make sure to go at a steady pace and time it so you don't have to stop," Forman said.
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But your chance to go at the early-bird price ends in just 72 hours at midnight PST on August 1.
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IF YOU BREAK UP THIS COMPANY, YOU GO AT THE HEART OF ONE OF OUR MOST IMPORTANT SOURCES OF VALUE ADDED.
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"I mean, there is a sense of utter disbelief, everywhere I go, at Mr. Trump, that is for sure," he said.
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And rather than no pressure for peace talks, Trump has said he wants to have a go at the "ultimate deal".
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Nadia and Saeed do not like to unpack their bags, so that they can be ready to go at any moment.
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Others have also questioned whether Schulz should go at a time of turbulence for the Union since Britain's vote to leave.
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But I think he might be willing in service of the national interest to at least have a go at it.
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We wanted to relax, go at our own pace, and still enjoy some of the comforts of home like a kitchen.
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Critics, scholars, philosophers, poets, journalists, and chatty amateurs have all had a go at the Swiss master of the skinny sublime.
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And there are still two debates to go, at which Trump could do better and the Democratic nominee could make mistakes.
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I prefer the CTY 2.1 on longer rides that are over 10 miles because I'm able to go at faster speeds.
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The artist was having a go at media representations of women as well as the boundaries placed on women throughout history.
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Rafael passes me, then Shirley the Canadian, and finally the Brazilian couple, who go at a cruising speed in the country.
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We have machines that can play Jeopardy and Go—at tremendous cost in both cases—but that's nothing like general intelligence.
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I even had a go at being a witch, collecting candles and stones and books so I could do things right.
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Encouraged, he tried to make a go at it in Colorado where one of his brothers was serving in the military.
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"[It's] exploding at the moment and more and more women entrepreneurs are having a go at building a company," she said.
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"Technology needed to go at a speed that it's never gone before," Frank Liberio, McDonald's former chief information officer, said previously.
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If you feel like you need additional support during a chaotic, uncertain time, you don't have to go at it alone.
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The creative directors behind retail holiday windows are split on the least trafficked times to go: at sunrise or after sunset.
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Rather than go at it alone, G.M. has brought on partners to help fund the project in hopes of speeding development.
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In "The Let Go" at the Park Avenue Armory, the artist explores jubilation washed with spectacle and an undertow of anguish.
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"This will be the fourth or fifth time I've had a go at it, and you always make changes," he said.
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And they'd better be part of my world and try to understand and go at it from that point of view.
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Presidents are supposed to slip off the stage, take up hobbies and charities, let their successors have a go at it.
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And the main pleasure "Godfather of Harlem" affords, through five of its 10 episodes, is watching those actors go at it.
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Nonstick Teflon pans, moderate heat and lots of butter are the surefire way to go at it in the home kitchen.
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Go: At a new ryokan in Kyoto, Nazuna Kyoto Gosho, elements of the rooms' decor are modeled after traditional Japanese desserts.
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Go: At a new ryokan in Kyoto, Nazuna Kyoto Gosho, elements of the rooms' decor are modeled after traditional Japanese desserts.
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The Pelicans, in return, made a bold move of their own: They refused to let him go, at least not yet.
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I'll bring it all back to my AirBnB, spread it all out like I'm having a party, and go at it.
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Tell that to your dad next time he has a go at you for using your phone at the dinner table.
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The two women go at it in the season 5 trailer for the hit reality show, which returns to Bravo in April.
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The Raven will stay there two years, analyzing the movements of cargo and crewed vehicles that come and go at the ISS.
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I think we play better when we play against each other, when we trash talk, get into it, go at each other.
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The second story really raised eyebrows and got into the notion that people go at great lengths to hide their real identities.
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If you want to have a go at using a Pi as your main machine, there's also a desktop kit available ($120).
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And since memes come and go at lightning speed, we never really learn how most of these viral eBay actually play out.
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In one of the biggest battles, Medley and Morgan go at it, the former slamming the latter for an ill-placed analogy.
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Fisher did not want to go at first, but later said those 18 months were some of the best in her life.
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Whether Maxim and Alessia can go at it like Christian and Ana and their pleasure balls, well... that remains to be seen.
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"The truth is that I only had to research that one year before Roger Ailes was let go at Fox," Theron revealed.
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TechCrunch Disrupt Berlin 2018 takes place on 29-30 November, and today's your last chance to go at the lowest possible price.
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Just wrangled a shark with some chum, kept it in one place, and let it go at another batch of chum, maybe?
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"We have something for everyone," he said in the lead-up to Bellator 180, the promotion's latest go at pay-per-view.
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Earlier on Thursday, Rohingya protesters chanted "No, no, we won't go," at the Unchiprang camp in southeast Bangladesh near the Myanmar border.
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It connects up and off you go at 600, 700 miles an hour up to your destination, going faster than an airline.
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Pork platter and beans are about the only way to go at the Original Ridgewood Barbecue (900 Elizabethton Highway, Bluff City, Tenn.).
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White House staffers come and go at an increasingly chaotic pace, but the President's trusted direct family members seem here to stay.
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"They wheel me out and I go at it," said Power, 4503, as a mob in the bookmakers' ring pushed his way.
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Mikey Daniels was in high school when a local named Willie Etheridge Jr. decided to make a go at longlining for swordfish.
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Certainly I feel that Steve could go at any moment, so I really value the time I do have left with him.
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If the DOJ wants to enforce federal law in states that have rejected prohibition then they have to go at it alone.
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For another, it's explicitly conceived as a 13-episodes-per-season show, where most network shows try to go at least 22.
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It would not be a surprise to see her later, hungry and eager to have a go at a tiring Spain defense.
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All the reptiles and eagles and gorillas can go at one another, while team fuzzy takes a nap by the watering hole.
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It is thanks to the Seafarers association and its volunteers, which run the center, that they have anywhere to go at all.
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Action planet Mars clashes with Jupiter, creating a powerfully productive energy—however, it's important that you let something go at this time.
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I don't just go at it as someone with an ideological view, I have to think about a lot of other factors.
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As school officials try to go easy on the students, some roll in late or leave early, if they go at all.
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His pitch count sits at 83, and he could presumably go at least a few more innings without his stuff falling off.
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Go: At 75, Gary Busey is trying his hand at musical theater, in an Off Broadway show in which he plays God.
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"These cartoons are my "children," of sorts, and like a parent, I'm concerned about where they go at night without telling me."
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Ring Fit Adventure insists that you go at your own pace, suggesting breaks and rewarding you for consistency over high-score competitiveness.
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It would feel good to hit somebody, the Senator thought, watching them go at it on TV, while he scratched his itch.
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He has a long way to go: At its peak in 20193, BlackBerry sales reached almost $20 billion, 82% from hardware sales.
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Doctor Strange recently entered the Marvel Cinematic Universe, so we didn't expect to see him go at the end of this film.
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"We made the decision to go at this hard three or four years ago, changing virtually everything in the company," Hurd said.
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"Try to go at least twice a year, minimum, to see a professional for a check-in," says celebrity brow stylist Joey Healy.
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Canseco joined him onstage for a kiss after which she and pal Charlotte D'Alessio had a go at the turntables for one song.
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You simply tell Amazon when and for how long you will need a machine and it'll be ready to go at those times.
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T-Mobile and Sprint decided to have another go at merging, announcing a deal that values the combined company at $513bn, including debt.
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Apple's own chart has it at No. 52, ahead of the other Harry Potter game, but well below Pokémon Go at No. 7.
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It was my first inkling of how things were going to go at SXSWestworld and my first encounter with a Westworld puzzle-solver.
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I used to go at least twice a day for black coffee, and I've slowly cut back to making it a weekly treat.
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As far as special effects go, at the time Buffy—and "Teacher's Pet" in particular—was doing some pretty cool and unusual things.
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Fowler was full go at OTAs, but the defensive end still has the small matter of not having played any professional football yet.
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"Helen, I'm just having another go at this phone, and I'm taking photos and they're taking when I'm not wanting them!" she laughs.
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For those looking to run a company, an MBA may not be the way to go, at least according to a recent study.
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The Facebook event "Pokémon Go at Burning Man" has attracted at least 45 people so far and will host a Pokémon Go competition.
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That's just the way things go, at least until everyone's pal Floyd installs a massive board in the middle of the town square.
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They all cheer one another on whereas singers and rappers, it seems like they go at each other to get to that spotlight.
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Well, 9-year-old Sienna from London loves Lego so much that she decided to have a go at designing her own set.
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They were part of the city's nightlife scene but it wasn't like the cool places you would go, at least not for us.
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The company is looking to add support for larger groups to go at it against each other rather than the current 1v1 wagers.
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For me, personally, I wanted to go at it from a different angle so that there was some sort of emotional meat there.
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"Pressure-mounted gates are good, but they shouldn't go at the top of the stairs because they lose pressure over time," Harp explains.
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I've had the luxury of visiting all these parks without having to worry if I could afford to go at the optimum time.
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This was my third go at starting a business since I had set out on my own, shortly after finishing Stanford Business School.
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If I have to go at 2 in the morning or if I'm working out at midnight, I'm going to get it done.
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"Technology needed to go at a speed that it's never gone before," Liberio said at a recent MuleSoft conference in New York City.
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"He would watch the TV show and call me, and he and I would go at it over the Iraq war," Hannity said.
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"I can get somebody to work on that," Mr. Simon said, but Mr. Nguini said he would go at it with a file.
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It's kind of frustrating seeing those guys get out and go at 12 months and I'm still sort of sticking around behind them.
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"He's got a few women on the go at the hospital, he seems to be getting fed four times a day," said Hanlon.
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The question going forward will be how hard Perriello would go at likely GOP nominee Ed Gillespie over Trump in the general election.
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Go at your own pace, and Annunziato says it's important to reflect on your experiences and take care of yourself along the way.
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Facebook had a go at introducing an AI assistant, called M, in 2015, but shut down most of its functionality in in 2018.
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She didn't think it was a good idea for me to go at Easter, and when I got there I did feel alienated.
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The Chinese authorities refused to let him go at the same time as his sister, and maintains he faces tax charges, diplomats said.
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On Thursday morning, Pichai took his first go at the "Founders' Letter," Google's annual, often vague view of its "unconventional" nature and future.
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A lot of this is thanks to the hosts' willingness to go at certain guests, getting a rise like no other host can.
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So I'd be inclined to have a go at talking to this fellow about his noxious opinions, letting him know what you think.
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"Ten to 0003 authorized institutions will be ready to go at the time of the launch," a spokeswoman for Kite, Christine Cassiano, said.
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I know you care about me, and I care about you, but that didn't stop me having to have a go at you.
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It's Tuesday evening here in Washington where GOP lawmakers appear to be making a second go at efforts to repeal and replace ObamaCare.
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The Scottish Parliament voted this week to have another go at breaking with Britain, and Britain's ties to Ireland are being re-examined.
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We rarely get a chance to see these 'warriors' go at it without their full armor on, so it's easy to dehumanize them.
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But think about this—if we can't all agree on who gets to go where, then no one gets to go at all.
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While the allegation itself may be surprising, what isn't really shocking is that Huger and Jackson-Jordan go at it in the first place.
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He became the first Philadelphia player to go at least seven in each of his first two career starts since Carlton Loewer in 29.
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Kim Jong Un going, as the president said, he can go at his own pace, he can go faster and he can go slower.
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Structural reform, reducing inflation, fiscal consolidation, are things that I think are going to go at a very speedy pace this year, as well.
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The main reveal of new stuff for Pokemon Go at SDCC was putting actual faces to the silhouettes of team leaders in the game.
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To use a hydraulic model: Center-left money only flowed to the states when it had nowhere else to go at the federal level.
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And sometimes the dogs were found to try different signals if their first go at telling their owner what they wanted wasn&apost successful.
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It's no surprise, then, that the US stock market has begun to drop as the world's two biggest economies go at each other's throats.
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SoundCloud has announced a new deal for college and university students that will let them buy a subscription to SoundCloud Go+ at half price.
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If you feel like too much of the exposed area is still showing after your first go at it, you can always add more.
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We're ready to go, we're literally prepared to go at a moment's notice if the North Koreans indicate that they're prepared for those discussions.
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"If you go at peak times, it's maybe one of the craziest experiences I've ever had," U.S. rugby player Jessica Javelet told the Post.
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If you do decide to go at it in a park or on the beach, make sure the area is as secluded as possible.
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"At the start it was looking good, we got past Lewis, but we had to realize we couldn't go at his pace," said Vettel.
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It should be able to go at speeds up to Mach 10, and deliver payloads weighing up to 3,000 pounds to low-Earth orbit.
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After one beauty vlogger decided to have a go at applying 116 coats of nail polish, the challenges were bound to multiply from there.
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Then, to top it all, she got pregnant and I was given a second go at fatherhood, and soon I got myself straightened out.
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If she does so again, MPs will have another go at taking over the agenda (they failed by only two votes earlier this month).
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Right now we have options – to be more precise we didn't go at all into the exercise of counting views of majorities or not.
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Most importantly, it led me to rule out any watch that can't go at least 24 hours with its screen on the whole time.
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The last phone to really make a go at having a 3D display was the Amazon Fire Phone, which was, of course, a flop.
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He declined to comment on the scope of the layoffs, though sources said at least 10 traders globally had been let go at Koch.
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Golden State coach Steve Kerr elected to keep Bogut in his starting lineup, it became imperative for Cleveland to go at the mismatched center.
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You'll get two store-and-save cups as well, so you'll always be ready to take your drinks to-go at a moment's notice.
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Rather than pull his two boys apart when they fight, he watches them go at it, and a close call nearly has tragic consequences.
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NAACP If you're a person of color and plan to travel through Missouri soon, the NAACP has a warning: Go at your own risk.
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On January 12 at least one RQ-4 Global Hawk sat ready to go at Al Dhafra Air Base in the United Arab Emirates.
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"I could either sit back and enjoy the sunset or have another go at competitive rugby, and I made the right choice," Rokocoko said.
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There is actually more get-go at any moment that even before, with 4883 pound-feet of torque available at a low 3,000 rpm.
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Toronto's rap scene has been making international waves, but we've still got a long way to go, at least from DijahSB's point-of-view.
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More than 4,000 jobs will go at the company's crop sciences division, a consequence of Bayer's acquisition of US rival Monsanto earlier this year.
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"Her feeling in her legs was really touch and go at times," Travis said, noting that no one was with her in the tent.
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Up to four players can choose their favorite characters — complete with signature attacks — and go at it in Team Battles and Free-For-Alls.
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As reported byThe Sun, the vodka mist is produced by machines created by American firm Vapshot, and costs £5 a go at UK nightclubs.
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My first go at them was on a treadmill and similar to the look, they feel just like any other solid, good-performing sneaker.
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On a superficial level, the movie is a tawdry tale of marital discord in which Mojdeh and Morteza go at it tooth and nail.
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Here you can go at life like survival, but when you know the business, you can do it with your English, it is perfect.
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So if you get off on watching Wayne and Garth go at it pretty hard in the corner, this is the party for you.
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They reserve Mexico for vacations and shopping: "We go at least once a week," Danny told us, explaining that everything is half the price.
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The more food I have ready to go at home, the less tempted I am to eat out on weekends... in a perfect world.
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Some states have closed certain polling locations, especially those in nursing homes, leaving voters to figure out where to go at the last minute.
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At Yotel, they're now featured to go at the Espresso Bar and are served in the Green Fig restaurant, both on the fourth floor.
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The retreat center was where my parents' friends would hang out; it was also where the cool older kids would go at 1 a.m.
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Jane Corrigan's large wet-on-wet paintings of women on the go, at Ertaskiran, are exquisite brown and yellow collisions of impatience and poise.
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Seeing art alone is a luxurious pleasure because I can go at my own pace — moving as quickly or as slowly as I want.
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"In a way, monetary policy might be the right way to go at that, for example, loan programs for specific sectors of the economy."
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My reckoning is monetary policy will go at least for one more 2100-point ease – and as you put it, I think it's worthwhile.
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"We'll be taking in new information and we're ready to go at a moment's notice to put on sanctions," Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin said.
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"A vehicle that needs to go at higher speeds will need more expensive, more exotic sensors," said Alisyn Malek, the company's chief operating officer.
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If I didn't do it just right, go at it with enough force, I could find myself skimming right over the ice cream's surface.
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But for this edition, the show is welcoming back the "game changers" of past years for another go at winning the $1 million prize.
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"(The ECB) looks excessively on the loose side and they do seem to go at an ultra-slow pace of removing policy," he said.
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"As far as tariffs go, at Michter's, we don't believe that it's going to have a material effect on our sales growth," he said.
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He laughed and relished in the moment of my admitting defeat pre-race and asked to see me and Anita go at top speed.
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This dependence also allows Samsung to control pricing on the displays that Apple is buying — and there's really nowhere else to go at the moment.
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In keeping with Islamic rules, women must cover their hair and dress conservatively, in loose long-sleeved tunics that go at least to the knee.
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The chemical reaction by which he did it was simple, so anybody who was set up with a laboratory could have a go at it.
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You could prop your tablet up on a stand and go at it with four, five, or six fingers to channel your inner Keith Emerson.
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And while Baldwin's most recent caramel hair color was one of our favorites to date, this second go at pink is quickly jumping the charts.
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On Monday, Vice President and general badass Joe Biden told reporters that he plans to make a go at the presidency in the 2020 election.
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But at Nashville International Airport, travelers can pick up six-packs of bottled craft beer to go at the Tennessee Brew Works kiosk, and Yazoo!
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"Everybody you're watching on screen could just go at any minute and I think that's another thing that really was a game changer," he said.
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Is that why The Night King let Jon go at Hardhome — because it was actually Bran, seeing a member of his family after a millennia?
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But at the same time, my mates and family always have a go at me for never replying to their texts or picking up calls.
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Munchery, the on-demand food startup that delivers pre-made meals and ready-to-cook meals, is launching its second go at a membership program.
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Woods' comeback really started at the beginning of 2018, and he held the lead with eight holes to go at the British Open in July.
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If you don't know what to expect when visiting the Great Rann of Kutch, go at night when the full moon lights up the area.
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" He added, "It is a worry to them, it really is, so I'll just let it go at that rather than rendering any personal opinion.
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Villeneuve said he would love another go at the French race but was not kidding himself about his chances, and suggested Alonso should not either.
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Later in the day he had a go at Britain's prime minister, Theresa May, whose office had earlier criticised him for thinking with his thumb.
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If it wasn't clear that he's chasing the spotlight by appearing on three seasons of the Bachelor franchise, one more go at DWTS solidifies it.
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I was dripping in sweat and my muscles were on fire, but the beauty of it is that you can go at your own pace.
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If you want to have a go at some DIY alcohol-free mixology, you can get your hands on bottles of Seedlip from mid-January.
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I understand the appeal of Pokémon Go at a music festival, where you can walk around a large open area and potentially visit multiple pokéstops.
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But there are just periods in between where the smooth flow isn't there and we have to step back or go at a slower pace.
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Of course, if you're playing Pokémon Go at the Holocaust Museum or at the 9/11 memorial, well, that is a whole different problem. Yes.
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While new media artists are the usual suspects when it comes to creating GIF art, occasionally artists from other disciplines have a go at them.
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"You can go at it as hard as you want to in practice, but you can't simulate stuff like that," Washington Coach Mike Neighbors said.
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If I had said that I said to go [at the time] then it would make me look like I was ratting out everybody else.
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That depth restriction is artificially imposed for safety — the company told Business Insider they can and eventually will go at least 3280 feet (1km) underwater.
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If you're ever on a cruise, you should ask the ship's employees where to go at ports, a former Royal Caribbean employee told Business Insider.
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Using gauges on the improved LCD screen, drivers can track their fuel efficiency like a game (far safer than playing Pokémon Go at the wheel).
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And regardless of whether their are mummies inside, the easiest way to deal with porta potties is just to go at home before you leave.
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Jim Thompson of Glasgow's homeless team says a homeless woman he saved from OD two months ago later apologized for having a go at him.
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Drove by a park... Had to stop to take this photo of guys playing Pokemon Go at 211:22016 AM. This is real life pic.twitter.
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It's all about allowing and encouraging your baby to go at their own pace whilst exploring a variety of foods, tastes and textures for themselves.
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This time, before I remember that I can go to this place, I give the external world one more go at relieving me of myself.
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As a part of it, someone decided it would be hilarious to suit Ingram up and let an attack dog have a go at him.
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It's an amiable and permeable symbolic barrier through which people come and go at will — to work, to buy and sell, to hide, to disappear.
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You can ask your butcher to do this or go at it yourself with a pair of sturdy kitchen shears; it's not at all hard.
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When I was drinking, I knew that no matter how humiliating and pointless my work day was, I had somewhere to go at 5 pm.
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Sports _____ Eager to embrace the Canadian way of life, a growing number of newcomers are hazarding a go at their adopted nation's quintessential winter pastime.
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That sounds a lot like how things go at campaign rallies, except instead of sports talk radio, they're listening to Rush Limbaugh and Mark Levin.
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Marble Notebook Take notes in style whether on the go, at your next meeting, or from your desk in this 100% genuine marble stone notebook.
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On Tuesday morning, Guzman decided to start "pretty much an adult lemonade stand," selling Archer & Goat's signature cocktails to-go at $30 for a quart.
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And for public debuts, two options are emerging — make a go at it before things potentially worsen, or hold off entirely until things settle down.
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Back in 28500, when Japan introduced the world's first trains scheduled to go at 6900 miles per hour, America was undergoing a crisis of confidence.
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The stories about that team — like the vicious practices in Monte Carlo where Jordan and Johnson would go at each other — have become basketball folklore.
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"I'm a New Yorker, he's a New Yorker, we're allowed to go at it a little bit," the proud Long Island native told Mr. Wallace.
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"You can have a go at the greens but you'd better be prepared for some diabolical positions if you do get it wrong," said Forsyth.
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Despite his personal struggles, Gomez, known as Go-Go at tracks, was among the most professional and well-liked jockeys, especially during his prime years.
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"There are only so many places (in my career) to go at this point," Ryan said as his car rolled away from the Cresco event.
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She was looking forward to seeing how fast she could go at this meet when she was fully rested and poised for a peak performance.
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She was looking forward to seeing how fast she could go at this meet when she was fully rested and poised for a peak performance.
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With MoviePass, at first I went to either matinees or late shows, but after some desensitization, now I'm more likely to go at peak times.
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Along with their Medicaid enrollment freeze, Republicans plan to make a second go at working with private plans to expand coverage through the individual market.
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The organization's purpose was to lift Jews out of their benighted surroundings and offer them the tools to make a go at life in Europe.
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"Young Black America" is Meek's go at explaining how difficult it is to get out of the vicious cycles that spiral through poor black neighborhoods.
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Either they have to go to a lower-quality institution, or they don't get to go at all because the whole thing is too expensive.
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In April, Munchery launched its second go at a membership program in order to try to increase its addressable market, Tran told me at the time.
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" Camilla, who had already tasted some spelt loaf with local blackcurrant-and-apple jam, asked miller Neil MacPherson, before adding, "I'll have a go at anything!
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The combination of Russia not having a formal team (if they even go at all) and the KHL pulling out would decimate the tournament even further.
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Two people go at each other on tall bikes and the trick is to try to push the other guy off his bike using a lance.
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Chrissy Teigen and her mom Vilailuck Teigen are prepared to launch their own YouTube channel, but they may have to go at it without the kids.
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We actually used to let them go at the end of the parade, but then we decided we should keep them so we could reuse them.
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This time around, he's having another go at 120fps, and the 3D projection has had three years to play technological catch-up with Lee's futuristic vision.
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Having 1,200 to 1,500 people walking down the side of the highway is just impractical — you had to go at the pace of the slowest person.
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Sofia Vergara had a go at the classic Insta meme "hot dogs or legs" while vacationing in Mexico with husband Joe Manganiello over Labor Day weekend.
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Will Jennings of Southampton University doubts that anyone can confidently predict how an election would go at the moment: "People are just throwing out crazy numbers."
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But I think all Americans want him to succeed in this, which is why we want him to go at this in a very smart way.
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"Clearly, I'm not one to go at things conventionally and I think somebody has to mix it up a bit," she tells Refinery29, phoning from London.
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"He is hawkish in the context of being very upbeat on the economy but willing to go at a moderate pace to normalize policy," Bechtel said.
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That said, the results were impressive: It managed 22.5 frames per second in CSO: GO at 28p while the 216th-Gen chip could only average 213fps.
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The reason is that if you go at the opponent he can move in any direction, if he's moving to you he's on a predictable path.
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It's a special car, not least of all because it's Basem's dream vehicle and he's foolishly deigned to let me have a go at the wheel.
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"If you go at peak times, it's maybe one of the craziest experiences I've ever had," rugby player Jessica Javelet told the Washington Post in 2016.
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The singer teamed up with the makeup giant for yet another go at its Viva Glam collection, and this time, it's bigger, better and more pink!
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Qualcomm is having another go at making a dent in the affordable handsets market, and its latest bet is bringing 4G LTE capability to feature phones.
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If you swing in and let go at just the right time, Drake will land on top of a nearby threat and take it out automatically.
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Facebook is having another go at how it can bring more people online, including in places that aren't a big fan of the company's earlier attempts.
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Horiguchi, rounding out his skills nicely since his rushed first go at Johnson, seemed to be the most likely man to dethrone the great flyweight champion.
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These Uber-like services require little more than a driver's license, a strong stomach and a willingness to be ready to go at a moment's notice.
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Recently however, I thought I'd have a go at throwing a party at a different space—for a change of scenery as much as anything else.
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As for the match, it was called a "no contest" -- which hopefully means we'll get to see these two giants go at it again real soon.
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There are ways and means of doing that, but the skill and technique is how you go at it without allowing the audience to defend themselves.
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Around 820 jobs are to go at Swedish plants in Kumla and Boras, while 1,600 employees had taken voluntary redundancy, helping the company towards its targets.
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It simply combined the calendar item "Soccer" with the place I usually go at those times to draw a smart conclusion about where I play soccer.
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It's there that she plans to figure out her next move, whether it be another film, a photoshoot, a TV show, or another go at editorial.
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"I have been terribly tired of wearing long trousers and a stiff hat and going to places I don't want to go at all," he said.
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That meant it was time for Drake to take to Instagram and go at Pacers star Paul George once again (in a post he's since deleted).
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Meanwhile, young Steven (Khari Constantine) represents a new generation's evergreen idealism as he wants to make a go at resurrecting old-fashioned practices, like hook fishing.
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Creative minds love to be challenged, and there's little more challenging than plopping someone down with a basic, limited application and have them go at it.
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For the third time in three years, the Golden State Warriors and the Cleveland Cavaliers will go at it in the N.B.A. finals, which begin tonight.
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Thankfully, Rob doesn't have to go at it alone; she's also got a crew of lovers and friends in the big city to keep her grounded.
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Or we can concede that the last Kennedy of her generation has the right to tell the story she wishes, and let it go at that.
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"If we go at this in the right way and working together, the mutual benefits will be very significant," Hogan said during his remarks at CSIS.
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It was touch and go at one stage as Hamilton trailed his team mate after running wide on turn 16, with Bottas appearing destined for pole.
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While it has struggled in the past to convert its success online into a presence in physical retail stores, PayPal is planning another go at it.
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Beaming from ear to ear, Meghan cooed "here we go" at the bouncing baby boy in her arms while proud father Harry looked on in delight.
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He also let four match points go at 5-43 but he would not be denied as Thiem went long with a backhand on the fifth.
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But when radio DJs go at it, they are empowered by the almighty microphone to strike down with great vengeance and furious anger from the mountaintops.
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After the '16 season, Sark was hired as the offensive coordinator for the Atlanta Falcons -- but he was let go at the end of the 2018 season.
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I prefer to work out earlier in the day, but I go at this time one day a week to be able to meet up with her.
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Bob Woodward, in Wired, points out that they probably did share, not go at the same time, but they had drug dealers that they were in common.
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I mean they're just going at light speed, so I think we got to learn how to go at that speed, so it's a powerful question. Okay.
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Still, the 2 continued to go at each other on social media -- especially on Father's Day -- suggesting they were far away from having a loving relationship again.
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I&aposll be left there with Vladimir Putin and he was a hard guy, he&aposs a very tough negotiator and we go at each other verbally.
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And perhaps because they are of their time, the two can't ever quite figure out how to get where they want to go, at least not together.
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I'd love to have a go at a fake tan, get it streaky and have that be the reason I don't want to let my legs show.
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"Once we started getting in, even in the pilot planning phase, we realized, this wasn't just something we should go at in a small way," she said.
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With several more days to go at the film festival, it is entirely possible that Jenner will continue the theme and bring out even more naked dresses.
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I've been trying to go at least two to three times a week for groceries and get small portions, otherwise I tend to waste so much food.
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We're missing the big picture, and I have a record of trying to go at the problems that actually exist, and I will continue to do that.
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Basketball fans in general get to enjoy two of the most dominant teams ever assembled go at it in what's quickly become an annual series of haymakers.
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Mr Vala decided that the BJP should indeed have the first go at proving it had a majority in the state assembly, despite the apparently insuperable arithmetic.
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"Well, when things quiet down a bit I would like to maybe go at fostering," Boyle, 58, told The Sun columnist Dan Wootton on his weekly podcast.
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I remembered the big demijohns we used to keep under the stairs when I was a kid and decided to have a go at making my own.
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"People can go at work, fine-tune how much they want in their weekly or monthly paycheck and what they want in their refund," Brady told CNBC.
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When I arrive back in New York, it's debate night, but I skip that stress headache to hit up another movie theater for another go at stalking.
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"Pompey" jumped up the political agenda in November 2013 when BAE Systems, a defence giant, announced that 940 jobs would go at its shipyard in the city.
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"It's fun when you get the urge to go at night," laughs Petruta as we walk through the village of Hulubești, some 20 miles north of Bucharest.
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Sad as we were to see her go, at least Olenna Tyrell got to die doing what she loved: destroying her enemies with a few choice words.
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But given the open format Holt provided that let the candidates go at each other back and forth, Trump's inexperience showed by not broaching those topics himself.
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"These tax incentives will encourage 'junior explorers' to take risks and to have a go at discovering the next large-scale mineral deposit," the prime minister said.
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His friends and associates have been meeting with megadonors to gauge their interest in backing him for another go at the White House, sources previously told CNBC.
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The NFL London Games may be over at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium for this year, but there are still two to go at Wembley (also in London).
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I use the power of my public profile to go at the issue and talk about the issue and try to find common ground on the issue.
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Chandler also kept a packed suitcase in his apartment so he was ready to go at any moment and he died with $82,000 in his bank account.
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"I know how difficult it was on my parents to know it's touch and go at that point, whether or not I'm gonna make it," he said.
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Both the customers and I liked to test something new, so about seven to eight years ago I had a go at putting béarnaise on the bun.
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He'd been signed by an agent who was putting him out in front of two thousand people with a microphone, and he would just go at it.
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Stephens, 46, currently works at a bank call center, but when she accepted the job, she was let go at her previous job three weeks too soon.
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He had the ball on the right side near the end line, and instead of crossing it he has a go at goal from a tight angle.
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In "I Was Most Alive With You," he takes those gifts about as far as they can go, at the risk of a certain degree of confusion.
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I think he goes out and he says something and she comes home and she says, "If you say that again ... ", and then they go at it.
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Dr. Pardy said she hoped prescriptions would encourage people to "have a go at cycling around Cardiff" and realize how the activity can support their well-being.
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So it is admiration that pushes me to have a go at the classics, and distrust that leads me to think that I can have a play.
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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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For the third time in three years, the Golden State Warriors and the Cleveland Cavaliers will go at it in the N.B.A. finals, which begin Thursday night.
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Other than that, we've heard the two sides go at it now quite a few times over the issue of Democrats taking things to court — or not.
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While AlphaGo dramatically and immediately surpassed human-level play and now plays Go at a level that's far beyond ours, AlphaStar plays like a good, imperfect human.
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Because my work is mostly writing and strategic planning, I need my creative energy, which means I can't just go at 100% energy 100% of the time.
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I would sing along to her favorite Prince Royce songs, use the same color of thread as her and try to go at the same cha-cha.
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During that time it became a tremendous spam magnet and so I let it go at the end of 2016 with only a small amount of remorse.
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"And that, I think, is the overall message of 'Episode IX.' All the toys go back where they are supposed to go at the end," he wrote.
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"I think it's just, sometimes, families go through stuff and you just gotta put blinders on and go at the job at hand," Self said last week.
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Boasting a 350W motor with 700W peak capacity, the Levy Plus can take you where you need to go at up to 18 mph with zero emissions.
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It comes with a heat resistant travel pouch for storage so you can pack up and go at a moment's notice before or after straightening your hair.
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We soon realized we'd arrived at the Bermuda Triangle of Pokémon Go. At one point, the lures all deactivated on my app, while Gabby's kept pouring petals.
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AI systems have improved dramatically at translation, at games like chess and Go, at important research biology questions like predicting how proteins fold, and at generating images.
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But now we have room to say we can go at their pace and make it a little easier, give them a little more time to adapt.
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Using the classic superhero moves of somewhat coordinated kicking and punching, the boys go at each other for about a minute before being broken up by a mascot.
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While I thought that was the way to go at the time, I realized later that this is a pretty fast way to turn a hiring manager off.
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Their intense grappling would be enough to crush a normal human, but the behemoths go at one another with precision and strategy in the most violent of dances.
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We even reviewed the game's unique $300 controller in 2015 (it was sick), so we can't wait to see aspiring farmers go at it competitively for our entertainment.
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Being engaged to the CEO of a giant tech company has its perks -- just ask Miranda Kerr ... who says she's already had a go at wearing Snapchat Spectacles.
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But when it comes to our financial future, we often fail to educate ourselves by seeking professional advice and tend to go at investing alone, if at all.
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The landscape of homosocialization may have been transformed by social media, but why not unplug from Grindr or Tinder and go at it old school for a change?
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Larkham said the Brumbies already had contingencies in place to replace Speight after he decided to have a go at making the Australia sevens team for the Olympics.
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Princess Kate had "a go" at conducting on Friday when she led the Hamburg Philharmonic for the opening of one of the greatest pieces in the classical canon.
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It was a challenge, and it was really fun for me to look at the scoring of something very different, and to go at it in that direction.
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"I think they'll both kind of go at each other tonight a little bit, but I don't want (Russell) to worry about that," Lakers coach Byron Scott said.
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If you do happen to be the picky type, however, and don't blindly follow any celebrity on the platform, then let me have a go at convincing you.
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For six Saturdays in the fall, and six Saturdays in the spring, our children get up early and head to the field ready to go at 8:30.
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While mini NES is (thankfully) unlikely to incite the same insane frenzy as Pokémon Go, at $60, it's a pretty reasonable holiday gift for your niece or nephew.
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The note is a transparent attempt to make it look like the doctor let Daryl go at Sherry's behest, and even by Dwight's standards of cowardice, it's low.
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Karl and Danny go at it in the virtual world, while Theo takes off her wedding ring and hits a bar, cruising for guys to take her home.
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This isn't likely to cause the kind of user frenzy engendered by Pokémon Go at its launch, but it's a cool use of AR that is genuinely engaging.
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I called for my Van-GO at the corner of Madison Avenue and 23rd Street, but we wound up having to meet on 5th Avenue and 22nd Street.
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If they wanted more workouts, they could decide to go to lower cost inventory, less popular classes, or go at times when the class wasn't typically as full.
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Outside the ring, his life has been always uncertain, and he seems as a result to relish boxing's single, simple mandate: Go at that man across the ring.
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The No. 11 Red Raiders (24-5, 12-4 Big 133) are tied with Kansas State atop the conference standings with two games to go: at home vs.
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Cardi B is ready to go at Nicki Minaj yet again ... this time through a brand new track which she's got in the works with her foe's ex.
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People are just going to go at you every night and if we don't change our mindset, then it's just going to be the same thing every night.
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After ending his 14-year run as governor in January 2015, Perry announced his plans to vie for the Republican presidential ticket – his second go at the gig.
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The We Need To Talk About Kevin star has already lived through her kids' childhood, but for George and Amal, this will be their first go at parenting.
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"If you have one of those around, you'll notice that the cross section is actually that of a paperback book — the pages go at that angle," Green said.
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For one, it shows you how far along the infuser is to prove that the water is hot and ready to go at the touch of a button.
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There might not seem to be much left to say about Alberto Giacometti, the subject of a majestic, exhausting retrospective—pace yourself, when you go—at the Guggenheim.
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"We've found some peace in knowing that our parents just loved each other so much that they had to go at the same time," she told the newspaper.
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Now, given how frequently I have personally and publicly had a go at organizations for whom "intersectional" might as well be a dietary requirement, I should hate this.
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I enjoy watching these young guys go at each other, and the competition, I can sit back and kind of relax and just look at it, you know?
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And as its name implies, it's pretty big as far as power banks go — at roughly the size of of an iPhone 7+ and about twice as thick.
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I usually like to go at right angles to whatever's happening — not forward toward the cops, and not back toward the demonstration, because at that point it's over.
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Look good and do good all in one go at Revivals Palm Springs, a thrift store where 100 percent of the proceeds go to the Desert AIDS Project.
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In one last go at running a company, he returned to Argentina and was general and artistic director of Teatro Colón in Buenos Aires in 2004 and 2005.
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"Everyone who has ever been in Hollywood has had a go at making a picture from the book," Mr. Donleavy told the London newspaper The Independent in 2010.
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" King added: "Richard kind of skewed the character a different way, so that she's more O.C.D. than insecure, and that's fine; it's another way to go at it.
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They go at least 400 feet ... and it probably ain't the smartest idea -- 'cause cars are zooming by just inches from the landing spot of his moonshot dingers!!!
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Given the nature of gamblers, any number of them double back eventually and beg to be freed from self-exclusion and allowed another go at life's house odds.
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Consider that the world's biggest moneymaking smartphone game is a China-only title called Honor of Kings that is more widely played than Pokémon Go at its peak.
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There's no word yet on price or release date, but we'll likely find those out soon when Google officially announces the Pixelbook Go at its October 15th event.
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Clearly, Lego is having a go at Elon Musk and the Tesla Cybertruck that he unveiled last week – which was… divisive in its reception, to say the least.
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" Translation: "I may have lost the few black votes I had, so here I go at trying to convince white people I'm not too racist to vote for.
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Some people may miss the interactive nature of competitors like Peloton but I prefer not to be yelled at by an instructor and go at my own pace.
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In "It's Dangerous to Be a Boy," Michael C. Reichert, a psychologist, writes: Early in my first go at being a father, I was hijacked by ancient impulses.
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Trailing to Argentina in the second half of their World Cup qualifier, Peru resolved to throw caution to the wind and go at their opponents with wild abandon.
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While low level play looks like just about any of the era's wrestling games, watching real competitors go at in in Def Jam: Fight for NY is engrossing.
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"The most important thing to remember about stretching is that you have to go at your own pace," says Kristina Nekyia of Fit & Bendy Flexibility Training in Los Angeles.
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As far as pregnancies go, at least from what I've read and what good friends with children have shared with me, my first seven months were pretty status quo.
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" According to Lemercier, "I wanted to have my own go at depicting landscapes, and surfaces of desert planets, where no reference of scale, position or time can be found.
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The app caters to every level of ability, the videos are intuitive and accessible, and you can go at your own pace, so you don't feel hurried or pressured.
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And yet after his first go at retirement in 2012 (following a trilogy bout with Forrest Griffin that he deserved to win), Ortiz enjoyed a surprising run in Bellator.
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If done properly, it might even convince some existing users to dig their GoPro out of the junk drawer and give it another go at recording their mundane life.
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If you just look at the invasion part of it strategically, Bushwick would be a good neighborhood to go at if you were going to invade New York City.
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If you've played Pokémon Go at all (and at this point, who hasn't?), you know that one of its most compelling features is its use of augmented reality (AR).
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With a few more sales to go at this week's auctions, Sotheby's and Christie's are expected to ring up more than $1 billion — nearly half of last year's total.
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That all serves to make them great at playing chess or Go, at detecting if there's a car in an image, at differentiating between depictions of cats and dogs.
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In fact, though the rhetoric of Lean In purported to be about ambition, the metaphor suggests that women go at the matter gently, that they lean rather than push.
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So on the way back to the office, new set of clothing in my photographer's bag, I decide to have a go at the recreational activity known as cycling.
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" On a full cargo load at full speed, Boyd said the LMH1 can go at least 1,400 miles, "But if you slow down, you can go a lot farther.
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But -- Tebow ain't bitter about the whole deal ... saying that while "the NFL didn't go at all as planned" -- he thinks it paved the way for his baseball career.
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In an attempt to fill the nightmarish void before Episode 6 airs, I decided to have a go at predicting who the guilty party, or parties, are this season.
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The simple fact is that students who go to college and don't receive a degree may well be in worse shape economically than those who don't go at all.
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An Austin, Texas couple ordered two omelettes to-go at an IHOP early on Monday and were shocked to find "BLACK PPL" written across the top of their receipt.
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"We need to go at the root causes of poverty to break the cycle of poverty, and we should measure success based on results, outcomes," Ryan said on Tuesday.
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Cook's music droned and soared, built itself up and dissipated; with six projectors on the go at once, the effect was magical, and it was thanks to old technology.
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Since it's a diuretic, you'll likely have to pee more often: Dr. Day suggests taking the med during the day so you won't wake up to go at night.
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Other residents, however, said rebels had helped them cross the front lines or warned them not to go at certain times or in certain places because of the danger.
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Anger, destruction and addiction came from pain — a dynamic Harris understood well from his own father, who turned up with no place to go at Harris's first college apartment.
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Donald Trump has decided to go at it with China once again: During an interview with Reuters Thursday, the president declared the country the "grand champions" of currency manipulation.
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Suburbs are quiet and peaceful, and I truly go at my own pace here rather than running and panting trying to keep up with the pace of the city.
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"A lot of my wins, usually I've just had to two-putt on 18 or had an easy go at it," said Johnson, who has 16 PGA Tour titles.
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In his first go at earnings as CEO, this was a "good quarter out of the gate" for Quincey, Jefferies analyst Kevin Grundy wrote in a note to clients.
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I got into the rodeo scene and I started to watch that and then I had a go at doing the saddle broncs and one thing led to another.
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He also estimates 30,000 drivers in the FAST program, which come and go at four New York and Canadian ports of entry, will lose access to the automated system.
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Mr. Ax and Mr. Wilber offer us a "word that can go at the end of another word" theme, and the set includes two Across and two Down entries.
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"It was like watching a 70-year-old married couple go at it in full force," recalled Andrew Golden, who was one of those Swensen acolytes in the 1980s.
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This versatile little bag of hot breaded cheese can be eaten on the go at every stage of your Big Night Out and brings deep-fried joy with it.
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"The truth is that I only had to research that one year before Roger Ailes was let go at Fox," Theron revealed while appearing on Watch What Happens Live!
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Watching the two backcourts go at it should be a highlight, as Miami looks to push the tempo and Villanova seeks to dictate a more controlled pace of play.
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Other cases include assaults and driving offences; app creators Niantic pushed an update in August which warned people not to drive and play Pokémon Go at the same time.
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From an early age, I've liked to have five books on the go at a time — that was the maximum number one could borrow from the Ayr Public Library.
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My grandfather made a go at living in Paris in the 1960s, but found himself an outsider in a country still reeling from a war of roundups and deportations.
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I actually think that Speaker Pelosi has managed this pretty darn well in terms of saying that's not where she thinks the House ought to go at this point.
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With nowhere to go at either end, and a route that runs through hostile territory, it's looking like Pilgrim's pipeline proposal is being lowered into the ground in a casket.
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It seems unlikely that Weidman would simply stop turning up in shape to go at least a couple of rounds so perhaps these strengthen the idea of a mental collapse.
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And I think the president kind of prides himself on being able to deal with people, particularly world leaders, and I think he wants to have a go at it.
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So her performance of Wicked's "Defying Gravity" at the 2004 Tonys was just okay; her rendition of Frozen's "Let It Go" at the 2014 Oscars was, you know, nothing special.
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It was the second time in his past three starts Gallardo failed to go at least five innings, which he had done in his first eight starts of the season.
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It was a surprise because none of the announcements leaked, sure, but it was also a surprise because it ran completely counter to the way things usually go at CES.
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China would go at least partway to addressing American demands that it enhance protection of intellectual property, stop coerced technology transfers and open its market more widely to foreign investors.
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Most psychiatrists are wary about pronouncing on the mental state of people they have not examined, but that has not stopped a few from having a go at Mr Trump.
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"They just go at it in an interesting way that I had to call of them into my office because there's some really serious acting going on," Fogelman told Deadline.
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Apple's warranty only runs for two years, but it's relatively cheap (as far as Apple warranties go) at just $39 — though there's an additional $39 service fee for accidental damage.
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You can go at this from two angles: The traditional way, which means you throw down for a slew of various pies for your friends and family to munch on.
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As drought in parts of Ethiopia makes food less available and more expensive nationwide, millions of students, including in cities, are going to school hungry - if they go at all.
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This taste of its sequel has got me hungry to properly go at it all guns blazing, swords slicing, and teeth gnashing, leaving a trail of cadavers in my wake.
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These trust protocols can be extended to a wide variety of authorized devices enabling federal workers to work from the field, on the go, at the office or at home.
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They have assailed what they call "anti-homeless spikes" for targeting those who have nowhere else to go at a time when many cities are grappling with a homelessness crisis.
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Another shows Krishna with four milkmaids, three of whom engage with him: One resists his seduction, another flirts back, and one is happy to go at it by the riverside.
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"A lot of it is for the younger generations to feel like they don't have to go at it alone, that there's going to be community around them," Jepsen said.
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I once watched him have a go at a festival crowd for opting to watch Brand New instead of Explosions in the Sky, who were playing at the same time.
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You or I might wonder at the logistics involved in the young billionaire keeping a stereoscopic 360-degree camera handy with an operator ready to go at a moment's notice.
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The good news is that reporting this week seems to reflect this reality and a willingness to go at it again, hopefully with a different result the second time around.
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For me, Star Wars movies are a lot like dental appointments: I feel obligated to go at regular intervals, but I always get a little nervous as the date looms.
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The Australian, who has been placed on probation by the governing body of men's tennis for his behavior, also had a go at his player's box during the third set.
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"Right to try" The House is poised to take a second go at passing "right to try" legislation after the experimental drug bill failed to overcome Democratic objections last week.
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" "If he doesn't nominate a mainstream candidate, we're going to go at him with everything we've got ... Because this is so, so important," Schumer said on NBC's "Meet the Press.
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I've been in forums and classrooms where political liberals and conservatives go at each other without ever attempting to identify, thoughtfully, how their faith influences their politics and vice versa.
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Videos posted by reporters on the ground at Kennedy Space Center show the Falcon Heavy's ridiculous power as it lets its engines go at full throttle for a few seconds.
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If you could go at it with gusto on certain days, or even certain seasons or years, but then shift to other things for a while when your priorities changed?
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Someone with genital herpes, for instance, isn't sick all the time; instead, their symptoms seem to come and go at random, depending on how active the germ is inside their body.
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Now, I understand that not all of us have our priorities straight and some of you out there can't just find ten minutes to watch these two moose go at it.
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"For Robin it was, 'I am so fortunate to have this opportunity, I would be selling myself short in life not to have a go at it,'" Ian recalled him saying.
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But if anyone thought Nadal was about to be his usual humble self and toe the 'politically correct' line by having a go at the Wimbledon organizers they were sorely mistaken.
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Moderate Republicans insist they have those last few signatures locked in and ready to go at any time, and the petition could be pushed over the edge as early as Thursday.
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If you can't stand gaming conventions but are for some reason required to attend them, playing Garfield Go at E3 is the purest possible expression of contempt for the whole spectacle.
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And was very aggressive and we would go at it and that, you know, "You didn't credit my story," and, "I didn't credit yours," you know, and that kind of thing.
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The votes will begin this evening with a second go at getting MPs to approve the draft exit deal that they rejected by the huge majority of 230 votes in January.
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"Given that there is a series of debates, they will try to play it safe in the first one rather than to really [have a] go at each other," he added.
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But I really bonded with this frog and when I went to let him go at the end of the shoot he didn't want to leave, it was kind of incredible.
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JS: A subscription model is an obvious way for us to go at some point, but right now, because we're in the transaction flow, we're taking a percentage of each transaction.
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So, we have to get ahead of them as best we can to protect the network, defeat the networks and go at them where they&aposre at both overseas and here.
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While I won't be walking 5.3 miles to work ever again, I would walk home from work, when I'm less pressed for time and can go at a more leisurely pace.
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Honour of Kings, a multiplayer role-playing battle game, is the most popular mobile game in China with around 0.53 million daily active users - more than Pokemon Go at its peak.
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Now, both the federal and the state governments want to have another go at reviving the mines, hoping to learn from past mistakes, according to the briefing document and the officials.
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Stripling (1-1) gave up four hits, struck out three and walked one with his 27 pitches, becoming the second Los Angeles starter to go at least seven innings this season.
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Then he raises his chin slightly, and with two precise gestures, he pops back his cuffs to free his hands for another go at the heads of his disobedient young charges.
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Beyonce's boobs were a no-go at the Super Bowl halftime show ... meaning gamblers who bet she'd rock cleavage lost money -- AND had to endure that boring as hell Coldplay performance.
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"Go big or don't go at all, that's how Joe likes to do his shows," said John Banaski, a friend of Mr. D'Angeli's since the music years and a Batstock volunteer.
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After tasting the difference between tea bags and loose leaf, I will definitely be keeping my Breville One-Touch Tea Maker on my kitchen counter, ready to go at all times.
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This is not Booz Allen's first go at boosting government agencies' cybersecurity — the consultancy has been working with the government-wide project under which this award falls for over 5 years.
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Or take a more optimistic view: This guy (as unpleasant as he sounds) has probably seen an army of just-starting-out men and women come and go at your company.
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My two kids were really into Pokemon Go at the time I constructed this puzzle, so I'm sure that had something to do with how POKEMON ended up at 43-Down.
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Business Insider has talked to top tech bankers in recent weeks who said two options are emerging for IPOs — make a go at it before things worsen or hold off entirely.
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This is my third go at covering the Oscars as The Times's awards writer, the Carpetbagger, and heading into the season, I wondered what sort of hullabaloo would erupt this time.
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TikTok thrives on challenges like this, giving folks a chance to try some impossibly complicated dance or have a go at impersonating a celebrity or, you know, almost crash a car.
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Despite the fact that The Second Woman sounds exhausting at best, and masochistic at worst, Shawkat is apparently psyched for the show, which will be her first go at live theater.
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While applying your experience is a good and appropriate thing to do, trust me when I say that everyone makes it up as they go at some point in their career.
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If Congress decides to take another go at an internal VA study, it could begin by passing the Puppies Assisting Wounded Service members Act of 2017 (PAWS Act), introduced by Rep.
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Each of my visits was similar; time slipped the way time can when there is nowhere to go: at first excruciatingly slowly, then in a blink the day would be gone.
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Otherwise, have a go at guessing through the photographs below, and if you find yourself absolutely stumped, you can always view the solutions on this illustrated guide published on the exhibition's website.
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At the other end of the labour market, coders and consultants can sell their expertise across the world to the highest bidder, with three or four gigs on the go at once.
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Finally, there's the familiar choice between shutting off your laptop or desktop or putting it into sleep, which keeps your computer in a low-power mode ready to go at any time.
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As for the rest of the guests, they're having a jolly ol' time bobbing for apples and they wait for until everyone has had a go at the game before chowing down.
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And then if we lose, we learn from our mistakes, we do some reflection, we lick our wounds, we brush ourselves off, we get back in the arena, we go at it.
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Honour of Kings, a fantasy multiplayer role-playing battle game, is the most popular mobile game in China with around 55 million daily active users, more than Pokemon Go at its peak.
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Tavares and Kadri worked the give-and-go at the end of a three-on-one counterattack after Rielly adroitly broke up a New Jersey two-on-one in the Toronto zone.
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Twitter user Josh Williams thought he had found a solution to this problem – at least when it came to ordering to-go at Chipotle – and over the weekend, he shared this hack.
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Know that it's human to feel nervous about returning to an activity, but you should go at your own pace and take cues from your body about the timing of the process.
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In Sunday's first part of the epic four-part Real Housewives of Atlanta reunion, the two Housewives go at it get again — and PEOPLE's got the first look of their epic brawl.
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Major drag too ... because our sources say Meg and her featured guests, Nicki and Ty, were all set to go at a house they'd booked as the main set for the shoot.
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And I came past the old pits flat through the corner, which is an easy flat corner, but Ross (Brawn) said he felt quite nervous seeing the car go at full speed.
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But he has never led the team to a World Cup win, and since he is turning 31 years old this month, this likely may be his last go at the tournament.
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While it's commonplace in hip hop to go at it solo (and as the industry has begun to adjust accordingly), a true independent R&B singer is a little less heard of.
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I don't want to be so serious about everything, and political correctness is so overwrought...Even though it's such a serious, sad topic, let's go at it with a sense of humor.
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Here is how Junior and his new, allegedly mafia-friendly lawyer have (so far) broken down what happened: Watch: "Everything must go" at Trump's failed Taj Mahal Follow Harry Cheadle on Twitter.
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As you've probably heard, two federal district judges have just issued temporary injunctions against the Trump administration's second go at an executive order restricting travel and immigration from six Muslim-majority countries.
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Members of Congress and the news media often go at one another in the hallways of the Capitol, but this week they will be taking it to the softball diamond as well.
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The marriage of sweetly spiced horse meat and tangy pickles was a number one hit with Action, so he called the whole team over to have a go at the equine snack.
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For that reason, filming the "bang gangs"—from casually filmed fellatio, to girls getting eaten out while their friends go at it a few steps away—ended up being the biggest challenge.
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The Chiefs and Patriots will go at it once again in Week 14 of the 2019 season, and could also find themselves once again facing off in the AFC Championship come January.
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He made that claim that so many kickboxers do, that he would compete in MMA and kickboxing seriously, and unlike just about every other kickboxer he had a proper go at it.
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Morocco, who had a real go at the Luzhniki Stadium but failed to convert their chances, are pointless having also lost 1-0 to Iran and cannot progress to the second round.
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Some British college students at Keele University are having a go at Jason Derulo on Twitter for not performing at their student union last January, saying he pocketed the $26,000 fee anyway.
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It would seem the path of least resistance to get an agreement, but they will lose a lot of negotiating power if they go at it independently without the support of Canada.
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Gates suggested supplanting war games with "germ games" to simulate crisis scenarios, as well as readying a medical reserve corps ready to go at a moment's notice in coordination with the military.
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Raw meat should always go at the bottom of the fridge — not only for the cold temperatures, but also because you don't want a leaky package dripping chicken juice over everything else.
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Indeed, when Trump finally decided to let the birther issue go at an event at his new Washington, D.C., hotel in September, he also accused Hillary Clinton of starting the whole controversy.
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In the summer of 2013, Pugh added some hot pink to her hair and had a go at Adele's version of Bob Dylan's "Make You Feel My Love" and a few others.
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They will be encouraged to use the vehicles to go anywhere they would normally go at any hour — the office, the movies, the supermarket, even a late-night search for ice cream.
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OK. The company held its annual Galaxy Unpacked event this week in San Francisco, where it announced three new flagship phones, some new earbuds, and then another go at a folding phone.
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Another big issue is that the co-op is an "at will" shop, meaning that workers can be let go at any time for any reason, without managers having to offer cause.
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The politicians don't want to go at Trump because he's got a big mouth, and he's afraid he's going to light them up on Fox News, and all of these other places.
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Rather, I'll just tell everyone I'm eating with to go at one side of the fish with a fork, until we've eaten all the meat on that side and reached the bones.
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You think the principal has put you at the back of the end-of-year show (in a humiliatingly bright purple Lycra leotard) because you are too plump to go at the front.
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Heuristic algorithms help AIs to act more quickly by ranking the actions most likely to lead to an approximation of the desired solution (say, winning a game of Go) at every decision point.
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Here's how things usually go at CES: a ton of consumer electronics companies make hundreds of announcements, we sift through them all to find the most interesting stuff, and Apple sits it out.
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Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin, who has overseen ramped-up economic sanctions against Iran, said on Sunday that the US is "ready to go at a moment's notice to put on sanctions" against Turkey.
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What's more, most of the Pi projects you're going to find on the web come with instructions attached, so you can have a go at the same idea yourself if you want to.
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"We're fighting like hell to succeed, and I believe in my heart that we will, but whether that's the case or not, we are going to go at this with everything we've got."
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The VOID is one of a small group of companies making a strong go at creating VR experiences in physical anchor spaces – an effort to drive traffic and create a movie-like experience.
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Both adults in the family unit are covered in tattoos for punk bands like The Exploited and Demented Are Go. At all times there is a hits compilation from the mid-80s playing.
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As the Verge noted, Apple's demands for gluttonous revenue-sharing arrangements have previously undermined its efforts to branch into TV, which the company has finally just decided to have a go at itself.
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The politicians don't want to go at Trump because he's got a big mouth and he's afraid he's going to light 'em up on Fox and other places, but I'm not a politician.
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He added, however, that it is more effective when international authorities are also willing to coordinate and take enforcement actions against bribery, as opposed to having the United States go at it alone.
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You can opt to go at your own pace with the likes of Codecademy, try free and paid MOOCs, or sign up for in-person instruction at the Holberton School and similar projects.
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But for Trump, it seemed that the bully in the schoolyard, having found one potential friend, was going to go at least that extra rhetorical mile -- and quite likely for one key reason.
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Spotify, basically, they just listed their shares on the Stock Exchange and just said mom-and-pop buyers can go at home on Robinhood or whatever and buy your shares of Spotify yourself.
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"It would be a huge missed opportunity if they don't go at the China problem here," said Patrick Hedren, vice president for labor, legal and regulatory policy at the National Association of Manufacturers.
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"We're going to go at that pace, and we're going to pay attention to detail like that," running back C. J. Anderson recalled his position coach declaring on that day back in April.
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But as Halsey Street opens, Penelope is returning to Bed-Stuy for the first time in five years, having dropped out of art school and made a failed go at becoming an artist.
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So I was left to go at it' and a lot of the renderings from my street scenes were duplicated by Laurence Paull and his team almost exactly like I had painted them.
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I thought that would be my last go at entrepreneurship and startups, so I went to do my PhD and thought I would end up as a professor or at a research lab.
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That's important, because if things go south between Kim and Trump, it's vital for there to be a framework in place so both countries don't go at each other's throats down the line.
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On Tuesday, Bloomberg ran a report that showed people quickly losing interest in Pokémon Go. At launch the game quickly attracted almost 45 million daily users, falling to about 30 million more recently.
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When it came time for me to start playing in the garage with tools and learning off dad, I decided I wanted to have a go at making things out of glass too.
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My Kijiji ad, titled "Omcan shawarma/gyros vertical broiler, barely used," became prefaced by two words: "REDUCED PRICE" and then "MUST GO." At the start of summer I decided Kijiji was too passive.
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Your ruling planet Mars connects with retrograde Mercury today—it's important that you let things go at their own pace at this time, instead of trying to will things to go your way.
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At times this gives the reader the sensation that "Ice" works like a collage or mash-up; perhaps William Burroughs has been given a go at it with his scissors and paste pot.
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"If we go at this rate, it'll take 23 years to integrate schools," said Matt Gonzales, the director of the school diversity project for New York Appleseed, a group that pushes for integration.
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But I really want you to go at this the way my mom eventually went for the macramé bikini and the addition of brewer's yeast on our popcorn: Enjoy yourself, but remain yourself.
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To join him for this new go at the piece, Mr. Prince tapped some crucial colleagues from his City Opera staging, including the scenery designer Clarke Dunham and the costume designer Judith Dolan.
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Like a Choose-Your-Own-Adventure book of experiencing different cultures, you get to go at your own pace, surround yourself in environments that suit you, and not have to split the check.
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Still, while his high-dollar fundraising gives him an opportunity to compete in the expansive deep-red state, Texas strategists wonder how far that money can go at this point in the race.
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"It can monitor the situation and potentially buy up one of these entities, or make a strategic investment, or wait till the dust settles and go at it on its own," he said.
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During Gorsuch's second year on the Court, it took up the suit Mark Janus (an employee of the state of Illinois) filed against AFSCME for compelled speech, offering another go at the question.
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Late in 2017, there were reports that YouTube was about to make another go at a subscription music service, codenamed Remix, after numerous failed attempts to get a successful premium service off the ground.
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