They are going to go nuts, they're gonna go nuts, they thought they got me.
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Deuki Hong, co-author of Koreatown: A Cookbook, recommends, mochi, chocolate syrup, fruits, and cereal, but feel free to go nuts—nay, feel obligated to go nuts!
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Unless you do — in which case, go nuts, kid.
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The expansion of DC mythology will make fans go nuts.
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Just download the iOS or Android app and go nuts.
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Hot dog semua ok, add "pretzel" n ppl go nuts.
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The laugh track would go nuts whenever you see them.
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Finally, the emcees take the stage and people go nuts.
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Anyway, it's on sale in major retailers, so go nuts.
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You know how some people go nuts over Christmas presents?
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"White liberals go nuts on this," he said of his book.
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And fashionistas will go nuts over this chic Darth Vader tank.
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According to zookeeper Beth Foster, the lions go nuts for it.
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Every time Trump utters a naughty word, the media go nuts.
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Go nuts for the primaries, then just shut up and win.
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Anyway, you've probably seen this video already, but if not, go nuts!
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Once those pics hit the internet, people quickly began to go nuts.
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Cancers go nuts when things are off-kilter in their safe spaces.
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Or did YouTube's algorithm just go nuts for boxing shows this year?
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If you love meat, then you'll go nuts for this Portuguese fave.
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Folks, go nuts and subject your bartender to 11 seconds of misery.
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When I play it at my rallies, the old broads go nuts.
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Put in a magician, add a talking lion, who cares, go nuts.
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Grab your friend, go somewhere quiet and peaceful, and then go nuts.
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LEVIN: -- you&aposre allowed to question the president, just don&apost go nuts.
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He was inviting them to go nuts, and they didn't need inviting twice.
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But there are plenty of other features that fitness freaks go nuts for.
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In our research, when Roombas go on sale people go nuts for them.
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And Philippe, I know the left is going to go nuts over this.
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He said I could bring a helmet to Afghanistan and just go nuts.
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The fans would go nuts, dismiss the game as rigged, and walk out.
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"They scream, they go nuts, and throw lots of money," Ringofire told me.
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Something simple and easily forgotten, but will make people go nuts once it's gone.
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If you have a lot and want to give away some, sure, go nuts.
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You know how the brides throw the bouquet over, and the bridesmaids go nuts?
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Like, if you already got your quotes and your story is written, go nuts.
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We really thought he was going to eat all the cake and go nuts.
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Try this easy recipe for Fro-Yo Grapesicles — kids go nuts for these things!
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Besides, even if Wilder and Szpilka go nuts, they can only go twelve rounds.
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Tennis players go nuts in this image from Cass' digitally manipulated series Crowded Fields.
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We laugh, we're incensed, the thin skin media pundits go nuts ...we move on.
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If you're on G chat or talking to a friend through Gmail, go nuts!!!
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"If I paid attention to what the press said, I'd go nuts," he said.
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At a club like Leeds (top of the second tier), fans would go nuts.
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Want to hit the club and go nuts to some power metal dance beats?
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Go nuts with the pasta and ramen (though some of it is also salty).
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When she finally gets here, my dogs go nuts and I'm very excited as well.
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The record had become more and more popular, people would go nuts when I DJed.
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Do chefs not go nuts out of enthusiasm when you pass by with your knives?
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It appears the perfect technique involves keeping your upper body stationary while your legs go nuts.
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Or Raeph and I will go nuts on hip-hop—early to mid-90s type shit.
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The general public wonders why they need it, but professional photographers and tech nerds go nuts.
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Listen, if you want to watch a movie about people getting murdered and mutilated, go nuts.
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My dream would be to just sit in her studio and let her go nuts with makeup.
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You guessed it: the show is mostly about phones, and the phonemakers go nuts with their announcements.
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But I'm a traditional blue-chip and bonds kind of guy, and don't go nuts with risk.
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But that was an example where we were able to go nuts and have fun with it.
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Their testosterone levels go nuts and a weird tar-like juice starts leaking out of their faces.
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When the Lions start putting together a real winning season, it's going to go nuts in Detroit.
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"[Owners] would just go nuts over it, so then we had that proof of concept," Chang says.
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At a minimum, the Trump trio at Fox would go nuts, and rightly so for a change.
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Below are some fun finds to get you started, or you can just click here and go nuts.
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Audiophiles, who tend to have more dollars than sense, go nuts for planars, and they're usually priced accordingly.
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If I paid attention to what the press said, I'd go nuts, and I refuse to do that.
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For just 10 seconds, when the crowd hears that guitar for the Guns N' Roses, they go nuts.
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You had better behave (except on the dance floor, where Brit Brit thinks you should really go nuts).
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Minimum Wage: The move here is often to locate the nearest Grocery Outlet ("Gross Out") and go nuts.
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"Phil Spector, God bless him, used to let me just go nuts on records," Blaine told Modern Drummer.
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Do NOT come between the internet and its love for fall-inspired pumpkin treats, or everyone will go nuts.
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Ever been driving a car when both the brake and the gas pedal failed, and the dashboard go nuts?
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Instead, it's betting that the people who already know the Sonos lineup will go nuts for this portable one.
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Jeep will let you go nuts with options, so prices deep into the $253,2045-range are easy to encounter.
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So we gave her a bag of the hottest new products to come our way, and let her go nuts.
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For the unacquainted, One Direction fans go NUTS over imagining what the band members do when they're not on stage.
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Well, Daniel tells him, it means you're going to go nuts for seven years and think that you're a cow.
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My mother would rightly go nuts if she saw the way many diners leave half-eaten steaks on the table.
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If you love pumpkins — decorating them, eating them, carving them, you name it — your time has come to go nuts!
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On Tuesday, he released his spring '17 ad — and it's the type of editorial that fashion nerds will go nuts for.
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If you love affordable fashion (and you do), you're going to go nuts for the stylish new brands Walmart just launched.
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"We're having a unity pit tonight," Gale declared, getting at the secret to why people go nuts at Power Trip shows.
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Because Ray is such a smoldering, muted character in the middle, all the other characters around him get to go nuts.
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The crowd went nuts in the same way I've seen crowds at Yankee Stadium go nuts — as if it were expected.
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Pretty young girls who go missing put the police on high alert and make the New York tabloid press go nuts.
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Amazon would go nuts and pull the product as a safety hazard, leaving a clear field for the shady new arrival.
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I know people who go nuts for this kind of morning-fresh-air taste, so this was down to my own preference.
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If you're a rosé drinker who prefers overly sweet, funky, and fermented Juicy Juice wine, then go nuts with this cheap bottle.
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Chocolate with sprinkles, bear claws, jam-filled long johns, cinnamon-dusted churros — there are dozens of ways we go nuts for donuts.
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"I would tell my 16-year-old self, in a few years, you're going to go nuts," says the comedic actress, now 47.
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I care often more than I want to, but then I also try very hard to set it aside—otherwise, I'd go nuts.
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Plus, Father's Day is coming up, and we're sure that all of the young dads in your life will go nuts over these.
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We would take a black-and-white film, roll them up into canisters, have like 25 rolls on us, and just go nuts.
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Beyonce and Jay-Z made the crowd go nuts Saturday night in New York City as they left Clive Davis' Pre-Grammy party.
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The journalists are taking a back seat and have asked us not to get too political, just tweet the facts and not go nuts.
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Because Burning Man is the only place on the planet where you can really go nuts and share the results with thousands of people.
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Like if ever I heard from a producer [who was] seeing when I'd be able to get back on set, I'd fucking go nuts.
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Jun and I have our system—he starts with a musical feeling and sometimes a melody idea and then I go nuts with it!
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Perhaps because of this ineffable connection to our emojis, every time Apple releases a new batch, people go nuts for what was and wasn't included.
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Judging by our office, we can attest to the fact that otherwise mature adults, with or without kids, go nuts for a good toy gift guide.
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But why not use the medium of video games to go nuts with arena designs and really stretch the definition of what's possible with car-soccer?
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So, here we are, 150 years later, and with an outsider -- Trump -- who wins unexpectedly, a close election and the same party, the Democrats go nuts.
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It's pretty clear ... Gene has warm feelings for Trump but there's a hard family divide, because Shannon and Sophie go nuts just hearing the Prez-elect's name.
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Go nuts over the pork belly or, if it's in season, the asparagus with bone marrow béarnaise and little chunks of brioche for wiping the plate clean.
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If, on the other hand, you're definitely not hitting 265 before the reset (or if you're a patient person and not trying to rush things)... go nuts.
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I also sand and polish the edges, build the wooden framing, and do my best not to go nuts creating so much in such a tiny space.
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While many shoppers are extremely excited about the Prime Day sales launching around-the-clock, we have a feeling fans will go nuts over this new Lover gear.
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If you hate peeling oranges but don't want to go nuts and buy pre-peeled slices, we've got the hack for you — hassle- and mess-free, of course.
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Don't get me wrong; the artists weren't spending every waking hour smoking or snorting, but most people who were responsible for catering on tour liked to go nuts.
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"He said I could bring a helmet to Afghanistan and just go nuts," referring to Trump issuing presidential pardons for three service members accused of war crimes Friday.
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At midmorning — time flies here — I eye a bona fide cherry tree with a newfound perversity that recalls Warhol himself; I go nuts and ax it to bits.
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Opinion Columnist After the Canadian foreign minister, Chrystia Freeland, tweeted concern about Saudi Arabia's imprisoning of a women's rights activist, the crown prince there seemed to go nuts.
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" AK: "I think the most talented people I know often have this [habit of] self-sabotage, where they overthink their ideas to a place where they just go nuts.
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But, Mets activated him Tuesday -- and he's scheduled to play Saturday when the Mets take on the Marlins at Citi Field in Queens ... the crowd is gonna go nuts!
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Your neighbor does not go nuts when your dog poops in his yard because he will have to see you nearly every day and can't risk having bad relations.
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For an extra $3 a month, you can go nuts and have ATracker sync to your web browser and to your iPad (where it makes a neat homepage widget).
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"I hope people understand that they're sticking up for accuracy and it enhances their position, and that people don't go nuts on Twitter and trash them," Mr. Cullen said.
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And if none of those are your style, there's also the classic "Fuckin' Go Nuts!" tee that some of the frattier Phishheads of my youth were so fond of.
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Don&apost spend money you otherwise wouldn&apostAn ancillary fee credit isn&apost a reason to go nuts with the onboard menu if you wouldn&apost otherwise do so.
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Of course, if this place is already booked, you could just go nuts and buy this private Island in Scotland that's on sale for the surprisingly reasonable price of $325,000.
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Like everything else on the Vive, the microphone will have an open API and HTC and Valve hope developers will "go nuts" when coming up with creative uses for it.
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Instead of immediately allowing you to go nuts, like the computer or console games, the mobile version slowly opens more building options and opportunities as you get deeper into it.
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If you ever want to embark on a jag that takes you from Johnny Cash to Kendrick Lamar to the original Broadway cast recording of Stephen Sondheim's Company, go nuts.
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But just looking at it from a purely political perspective, if no member of the Democratic caucus in the House even mentioned the word impeachment, our base would go nuts.
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The Echo Sub has been designed to deliver down-firing, 100W deep bass sound through a 6-inch woofer, giving you that rich full sound that audio enthusiasts go nuts for.
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I had just moved to Mumbai at the time from LA and I remember thinking there's going to be protest, the whole West Hollywood thing, everyone was going to go nuts.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Top Barclays executives worried that investors in the bank's 2008 emergency fundraising would go "nuts" if Qatar was given a better deal unfairly, a London court heard on Monday.
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In some cases, I had an idea what I wanted and communicated that them, but most of the time I just sent them the track and told them to go nuts.
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All the Defenders are together, so the lighting and production designers get to go nuts with all their colors: Daredevil red, Luke Cage yellow, Jessica Jones purple, and Iron Fist green.
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If a friend told me she felt that way, I'd go nuts trying to get her to kick these bullshit ideas to the curb, and open her eyes to her own fabulousness.
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The fourth bedroom is in a detached guesthouse, which could serve as residence for your home staff or just as spare income if you wanted to go nuts and AirBnB the place.
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And it makes people go nuts, because people have worked so hard to put a business model around content, and now they're competing with people who don't need to make that profit.
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Back when we last saw Adam Jensen in 2011, the man who'd invented the very technique allowing for the game's augmentations made everyone who had augs go nuts and kill 50 million people.
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McDormand will get best actress; since you chose Robbie (a good choice), Frank, I'll go nuts and say that Saoirse Ronan should win, because the success of "Lady Bird" is unimaginable without her.
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"[They] understand that the music we're writing, you have to love it, otherwise you're just going to go nuts performing it on TV and over and over again, you know, promoting it," he continued.
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Testing out the Balluga smart bed — which launches today on Kickstarter — felt pretty normal until I was handed a smartphone with a connected app and told to go nuts with the bed's many controls.
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There are a handful of tweets from teens who have done this, and there's even an opportunistic corporate blog post from software company Avast about AP students who "go nuts" for its VPN software.
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You know why, because it would be smart to go nuts because it&aposs outrageous that our Justice Department can be used by individuals with a political animus to try to take down a candidate.
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If we brought to the floor an immediate removal of Trump and all those Democrats voted for it on a party-line basis with no additional facts, the Republican base would go nuts against us.
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Pete Davidson may no longer be engaged to Ariana Grande, but that doesn't mean the world didn't go nuts when he posted one of his first Instagrams since announcing he was leaving the platform back in July.
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By this time, everyone in the nosebleeds had realized that they're never going to be on camera, and so the kids halfheartedly waved their inflatable gold noodles and watched the people in the floor seats go nuts.
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"I know people on the Second Amendment side go nuts when you say this, but what is the purpose of an assault weapon?" said Representative Peter T. King, Republican of New York, who backed the crime bill.
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At a time when the Clinton camp wants to convince everyone that the core of the Trump base comes from racists and xenophobes, it just served them up a completely rational and racism-free excuse to go nuts.
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My entertainment area is comprised of a single bulb behind my all-in-one, but you can go nuts with light strips and other Hue fixtures to create as big and bright of a light show as you want.
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O'Connor, a self-proclaimed Greek mythology obsessive, has done something wonderful: He's turned the tales of those adventuresome, rascally, feuding, power-mad Greek gods into a nifty set of gorgeously drawn, well-researched graphic novels that kids go nuts for.
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Not just the cute 4-year-olds who sit on your lap and give you a big smile, but you have to love the kid who's 2 years old and screaming and Mom looks like she's about to go nuts.
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I refer to whatever it was that sparked the Dutch of the 1600s to go nuts for tulips or what led a few consecutive presidential administrations full of Ivy Leaguers who ought to have known better to get so invested in southeast Asia.
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Looking back with jaded 21st-century eyes, two small, mulleted guys wearing colored bandanas all over their tights might seem hopelessly cheesy, but then their music would hit and the crowd would go nuts in some of the biggest reactions in history.
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On the other side, there's The World's End, an apocalyptic body-snatching film that gives Wright all the technical space to go nuts and a sharper dramatic story of a man incapable of growing up, to the point that it's destroying his life.
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Coachella is the season when stars, no matter their style persona the other 362 days of the year, go nuts at an Urban Outfitters, donning all of the head scarves, face crystals, flowy caftans, and skimpy swimsuits they can get their hands on (frequently all at once).
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A revamp seems like it could have slightly better odds given that the quality of the NFL mostly stinks, and that there's a rabid, if small, group of the population who would go nuts for a Trump sanctioned, everyone-stands-for-the-anthem take on football.
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They hold back on female representation so that when they finally release a movie focused on a woman, people go nuts and turn up just to support the character being a woman … Instead of focusing everything on female character, focus if the movie is good or not.
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A Month of Needed Medications or Baby Supplies: Don't forget to refill medications, pick up baby stuff like diapers, or snag other monthly-use items you might forget about, like toothpaste, toilet paper (please don't go nuts), shampoo, or anything you are extremely low on right now.
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"When I talk about that stuff, people go nuts about it because they can't process that I'm a social liberal, that I believe in equality for all, that I believe we should smash the patriarchy and systemic racism and actually make healthcare more easily accessible than weaponry," she reveals.
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We've been given a universe where we can really go nuts, and thanks to how Kirkman has written the comics we can kill off people, we can do insane things that you just would not be given the opportunity to do, I imagine, with a Marvel or a DC film.
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Sonika Vaid, "Safe and Sound" The judges go nuts for her beautiful voice every time (Keith might have thrown his neck out while jolting awake from her first few notes), and the wardrobe team did right by their new My Little Diva doll by swathing her in a resplendent purple gown.
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There are a few edge cases here and there, mostly people in their late 30s or early 18s, and mostly depending on which definition of the term you're using, but by and large, if you want to call a 25-year-old or a 35-year-old a millennial, go nuts.
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"If Kelly doesn't go nuts and they throw in a couple more threes, we're not talking about the next step," the Celtics coach said after Kelly Olynyk's huge game off the bench led Boston into the Eastern Conference finals with a 115-105 Game 7 victory over the Washington Wizards on Monday night.
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And they did it via a social experiment of epic proportions: The brand told a group of women they were trying new products from a high-end, up-and-coming company — "Evaus" — when in reality, Suave had poured its Strengthening Honey Infusion formula into the kind of minimalist bottles millennials go nuts for.
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So, after this press release goes out, people on Twitter go nuts, including a woman named April Reign, who was the person behind Oscars So White, the hashtag movement, and essentially, they say, we want HBO to cancel the show and make a different set of series that uplift and showcase marginalized voices.
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And that feeds into the puritanical objections from misguided commentators, who go nuts over romancing an alien in Mass Effect or the ridiculous "Hot Coffee" thing in GTA, but don't acknowledge the sophisticated storytelling of Return of the Obra Dinn, or subversive commentary of Papers, Please, or the impressive period recreation of an Assassin's Creed.
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Now typically when dogs hear the word "walk" they go nuts, but this pup would rather chill on the couch and watch some TV. In the YouTube description, Zeus' owner clarifies that the dog does actually like to go for walks, but some days he can be a bit on the lazy side and needs some convincing.
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It seems to be the result of a Netflix exec looking at the network's library and realizing more Christmas movies were needed — but it almost reminded me of the movies of Roger Corman, the beloved low-budget producer of schlock, who would hand promising directors a certain amount of money and a rough premise, then let them go nuts.
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So before you go nuts with your first credit card, take a few minutes to consider all the ways you shouldn't use it: Running your card right up to the limit tells lenders you aren't a good money manager so doing this will have a negative impact on your credit utilization ratio, which can impact 2000 percent of your overall credit score.
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"We can't do a capital markets transaction in which we give one set of fees to one set of investors, and a different set of economics for another set of investors because if they found out they'd go nuts," Boath said he told Jenkins in a recording of a 2014 interview with Britain's Serious Fraud Office (SFO) played to the jury.
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I think the association that people have about Prey is that it's about aliens on a space station..." In an interview, Pete Hines doubled down on this "good name" reasoning saying, "We talked to Arkane, and they were like, 'Look, if we can just treat this as a reimagining, and sort of distill this IP down to its very basics, and go nuts with it, and make it our very own, we're totally on board with just doing Prey.
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For example, they each keep one eye on their online haters: Both understand that losing followers now and then is all part of the game: They both have interesting ideas for Twitter execs on how to deal with blocked accounts: They both have a ZERO tolerance policy for smashing that block button: Both will deal with their timelines as they see fit: They will read the comment boxes as they deem appropriate to do so: The bloggers go nuts for their tweets (guilty!): They can both get down with a good unboxing video: They recognize the correlation between posting and having a high IQ: Exhibit B: They know how to rile up the haters: Neither is the type to kiss and tell: But they are the type to get in fights on the bus: They both recognize their manhoods could stand to get examined by an OBGYN: They both look back at the toilet afterwards: And finally, they both do the public service of spotlighting the potential dangers of an April Fools joke:
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