Love doesn't make the world go 'round — data does.
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Money makes the world go 'round in this realm, too.
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Deeply entrenched rivalries are what makes the world go round.
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Because Joey Ryan's dick is what makes it go 'round.
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You had to go over it or go round it.
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Neighbors share with neighbors if there is enough to go round.
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Some now fear there may not be enough to go round.
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OK, one more round in this models versus instincts go-round.
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Will we see that same reaction with Kennedy this go 'round?
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The problem is, there's only just enough story to go round.
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Like it or not, selfies somehow make the world go round.
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Different strokes are what make the world go 'round — or something.
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But money, not love, is what makes the world go round.
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My first go-round here, if we lost, it was shocking.
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"Don't go round in circles," Mr. Solomon wrote in his book.
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It would be like watching a merry-go-round from directly above.
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The "Forever and For Always" singer's second go-round, called Let's Go!
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It is unclear if there are enough of these to go round.
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This isn't the company's first go-round with self-driving delivery vehicles.
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This go-round, we hit the road before we hit the studio.
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I'm exhausted this go round, swirling with emotion and starving, like constantly.
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The old merry-go-round at "Happy World", now covered in dirt.
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This is hardly Apple&aposs first go-round in the 4% Club.
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"Love Make the World Go Round" is available on iTunes for $1.29.
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So I hope you get a younger neighbor the next go-round.
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Are you at all interested in coming back for another go-round?
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First we're told that money talks and makes the world go 'round.
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That is, if it learned its lessons from the last go-round.
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It was the inaugural go-round of the Monterey International Pop Festival.
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CreditCreditIllustration by Stephen Doyle Money, it's said, makes the world go round.
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In their second go-round, death took the longer odds, and won.
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Periods make the world go round, and everyone should be educated about them.
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So my black friends will likely be mad at me this go round!
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You all make the world go round,and now, Our cause is one!
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But it's tough to determine how important this particular merry-go-round is.
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It looks like Zendaya's second go-round at Disney Channel is almost over.
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Inertia, like love, makes the world go round, and keeps it going around.
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The CEO merry-go-round underscores the challenges iconic food brands are facing.
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This weekend, some thoughts on the stuff that makes the world go 'round.
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From where I go round, everyone I talk to is not voting Labor.
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But from the outset, Petty was positioning this as his final go-round.
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The mall also features a merry-go-round, cinema, and a mini-train.
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This go-round, every single item on the Weekly Wow is 50% off.
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This isn't the first go-round Lenovo has had with this form-factor.
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For instance, take this tongue merry-go-round thing called the Sliquid Sqweel.
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You all make the world go round, and now our cause is one.
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Money makes the world go 'round, so material stability is on the brain.
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Bacteria makes the world go 'round — and keeps our faces balanced and healthy.
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To be sure, the international art fair calendar is a merry-go-round.
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Nearby is a merry-go-round themed bar that serves drinks and snacks.
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"You get trapped in a merry-go-round of screening procedures," Ash said.
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This was not the last go-round; there's another debate scheduled next month.
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There are going to be a lot of other contenders this go-round.
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The venture is not Mr. Brill's first go-round on the media beat.
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"I just feel like this go-round, it is her time," Ms. Rogers said.
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The merry-go-round is not ideal, and shows a need for lateral thinking.
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GILLIAN TURNER, FOX NEWS CORRESPONDENT: There are no safe bets in this go-round.
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Get some diversity on your staff and some inclusiveness on your next go-round.
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On a related note: The wheels on the bus go 'round and 'round... 27.
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It may be his first Olympic go-round, but Rio will be Nino's eighth.
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Only this go-round, I wouldn't fall back into my typical first-date ways.
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Dove Cameron and Sofia Carson even took a ride on the Sweets Go Round.
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They're hiding in stalls and crouched behind the horses at the merry-go-round.
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Now that she's been eliminated, what did you make of her second go-round?
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So everyone is on the make, and money is making the industry go round.
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This merry-go-round of military flexing in the Pacific has become the norm.
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Laid end to end, its annual production would go round the world 10 times.
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This was your second go-round doing an hour-long special for Comedy Central.
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"[Fishmans'] 'Go Go Round This World!' reminds of me my university time," she says.
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"That clinking, clanking sound can make the world go round," Fred Ebb's lyrics chatter.
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She runs the pedal-powered merry go round and her legs are pure muscle.
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"They may not have as much firepower or credibility next go-round," he said.
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It cries out for something different at the next go-round, on Nov. 1.
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Gamble had a second go-round with the White Sox before retiring in 1985.
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Just last weekend, the Detroit Lions scoured the quarterback merry-go-round as well.
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It is a merry-go round of problems leading to solutions leading to problems.
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Red, white and blue balloons surround the merry-go-round on the fourth of July.
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"This is his first go-round in the big leagues," Phillies manager Pete Mackanin said.
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I hoarded my allowance for a pair of those from the store Merry Go Round.
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Software For The Full-Stack Era Platforms are what make the technology world go 'round.
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But the administration seems to have learned from its experience in the first go-round.
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After the second or third go-round, I was able to fully take it in.
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Finally, the absence of industry leader UnitedHealth from the merger merry-go-round is telling.
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They're more complicated, but that means you'll learn more on your first real go-round.
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The weather was rather less favorable on my last go-round with the Regal GS.
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The reception was pretty awesome ... complete with a Ferris wheel and Merry-Go-Round. Congrats!!!
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The alternative—a constant merry-go-round of contending parties—does not necessarily produce better outcomes.
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So here's to all of you selfless mamas out there, you make this world go round.
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In turn, the employment merry-go-round leads to an arms' race, and thus higher costs.
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We go round and round and round with these words and end up not getting anywhere.
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As she watched the karts go round and round, she knew what she wanted to do.
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But as a twist, in the second go-round, a subset of dogs didn't get praised.
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As in -- we go round and round and round and round and nothing ever gets done.
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It appeared that the party included a lit-up ferris wheel and a merry-go-round.
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But we can't forget that advertising and commerce is what makes Facebook's financial world go 'round.
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For Dallas, it's another go-round with team icon Dirk Nowitzki, whose time is running out.
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Seven ways to deal with the challenges of jumping back on the family merry-go-round.
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Congress is deadlocked and the White House is a merry-go-round of sackings and scheming.
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Johnson also said "online fundraising has dramatically increased" from where it was the last go-round.
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When they were audible, the four Moogs sounded rather like calliopes on a merry-go-round.
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Some of the fighters are first-time dads, while it's the fourth go-round for others.
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So, what does he make of his first go-round on the path to the Oscars?
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"I just feel like this go-round, it is her time," one woman told the Times.
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This isn't Google's first go-round at attacking this problem, but this time it's being more aggressive.
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Money makes the world go round, so if you want to call that cashing in, that's fine.
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That's made this final go-round a chance for the cast and crew to reflect and reconnect.
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" Oliver hints he may skip traditional Fashion Weeks the next go-round, saying: "Fashion schedules are ridiculous!
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I spent my recess time playing on the (very dangerous!) teeter-totters and the merry-go-round.
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I AM FULLY AWARE THAT THE WHEELS ON THE BUS GO ROUND AND ROUND I get it.
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Our hearts race, our palms become sweaty, and our minds swirl around like a merry-go-round.
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"MERRY-GO-ROUND" DEALS So what exactly did Metro do to incur a $10 million public punishment?
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Since then, the stuff has made your world go 'round, and today's the day to honor it.
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We can keep going on this merry- go-round forever or admit that we are going nowhere.
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We're seeing that same concept this go 'round, but this time, it's modeled on all different lengths.
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Managing this merry-go-round is the job of the inverter and its associated electronic-control units.
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Don't race cars go round and round in circles, stuck in whatever loop they are confined to?
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The money-go-round Nigeria announced that it will allow the naira to float from June 20th.
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"So here's to all of you selfless mamas out there, you make this world go round. #normalizebreastfeeding."
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So here's to all of you selfless mamas out there, you make this world go round. #normalizebreastfeeding.
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Money doesn't really make the world go round, but it sure greases the skids in late capitalism.
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"All I want to do is go round and round," and he spins the boy and laughs.
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Netflix gives Armistead Maupin's modern-day fable of San Francisco lives and lifestyles a fourth go-round.
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After all, she has indicated that this is her last spin on the Berlin merry-go-round.
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Individual contributions blur, and it quickly becomes clear that teams are what make the world go round.
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It can also be argued that this sort of dealing is what makes the world go 'round.
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Danklefs said that the design process of this year's sneaker is different from the first go-round.
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"It's a merry-go-round, and he can't get off," Sandy said of Patrick and his overdoses.
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The constant staff merry-go-round reflects the fact that Trump himself is bad at his job.
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Encouraging as the findings are, it's important to know that we've been on this merry-go-round before.
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The ladies of Litchfield Penitentiary are gearing up for one last go-round before saying goodbye for good.
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And as the pages of PEOPLE will show you, a lot has changed since her first go-round.
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Even if this is her last go-round, Goldberg wants people to know that she hasn't left yet.
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It doesn't make the world go round and bring harmonious bliss, but it does accomplish a lot else.
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"This is my second go-round," said Moore, who was married to rocker Ryan Adams from 2009-2016.
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Before the last go-round, Sochi for example, cries of crisis came often: Venues built on protected lands.
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Evans has hinted that it'll be his final go-round playing Captain America, who he's portrayed since 2011.
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Because there was always so little to go round, it didn't take long before she started skipping meals.
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It is an engine for chaos, but it's the type of chaos that makes the world go 'round.
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I assumed the next go-round would combine the great, fluid software experience with a better TV panel.
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The Flying Horse Merry-Go-Round is one of the nation's oldest merry-go-rounds, opened in 1876.
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It seems the partisan confirmation fight may have tamed Mr Kavanaugh a bit in his first go-round.
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Separately, a man was injured when he was thrown to the ground while exiting a merry-go-round.
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For the first go-round, the dogs were shown a hairbrush, a toy car and a toy horse.
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There was a playground with a merry-go-round in the middle, and two children running around it.
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We also talk about whether we want to buy a house, something we go 'round and 'round about.
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Copywriting Mastery Bundle — $4.50 See Details You should know by now that data makes the world go 'round.
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There are even secondhand stores and websites that sell instruments exclusively, like Music Go Round and Guitar Center.
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But the next show to get the dubious honor of a second go-round could be The Sopranos.
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Twain shared the exciting news on Monday, revealing that her second go-round will be called Let's Go!
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Netflix has shown tremendous savvy in introducing content to people who may have missed the first go-round.
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Back home, I popped the pizza in the microwave and was drunkenly watching it go round and round.
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As the wheels on the bus go round, my mind spins, thinking about the many mistakes I've made.
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After all, if there's one thing Samsung needs to be this go round, it's a people a pleaser.
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But it wasn't inevitable, either, and it seemed extremely unlikely after Bradley's initial go-round in the league.
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Gearbox ended up trying to go round for round with the first new Blizzard IP in a decade.
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This month, it renewed the old sitcom for a third go-round, keeping the show alive until 20163.
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This go-round, the insert opens up to reveal a kaleidoscopic, 48-inch array of life-size pastries.
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They pace themselves and position themselves, soon twirling faster and faster, like a merry-go-round winding up.
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We had a go-round not so long ago about where is the research on the cure going.
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Organizers acknowledged on Tuesday that it was impossible to tell whether this go-round would be any different.
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In truth, most of it is like throwing darts at a dartboard – from a merry-go-round whilst blindfolded.
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The contestants are all appearing on The Bachelor for the first time, but this is Viall's fourth go-round.
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The case was heard in early December, after being returned to the Supreme Court for a second go-round.
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The prospect of that merry-go-round continuing may explain why gold is up more than 20% this year.
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"This is my second go-round," Moore, who divorced rocker Ryan Adams in June 2016, previously explained to PEOPLE.
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Communication makes your world go round, so get something off your chest as the moon sits in your sign.
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Primitive Man Time for another go-round with Primitive Man (their third visit to Tilburg in the past year).
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Plenty of puppy love to go round They also attended a candlelight vigil for those killed in the attack.
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One of the most nervously-anticipated changes, however, was the fact that this go-round would be live action.
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You mentioned in an interview the recording this go-round felt similar to that of Exile on Main Street.
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Well, we can all meet at a place I announce via Whatsapp message, then we go round on buses.
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Just like the first go 'round, he powers through a countless number of hard falls before sticking the landing.
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"We're going to go round the local authorities and see what more we can do," Mr. Cameron told Parliament.
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That has been the tragedy of our inner cities for decades: a government-subsidized merry-go-round of hopelessness.
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And as the stocks merry-go-round continues, spreads are as likely as not going to be remain volatile.
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The soccer transfer merry-go-round will kick into overdrive after the conclusion of the World Cup on Sunday.
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Hader won an Emmy for his work last season, and he should probably win another for this go-round.
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And so it is here, even if this go-round leaves a lot of potential hilarity on the table.
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Half an hour later, I was riding a merry-go-round with a cotton candy cocktail in my hand.
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You, and only you—to borrow a line from "Merry Go Round"—can be my ticket to freedom again.
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Here's the catalyst — probably wasn't going to get another go-round with Woody Allen, so it's now or never.
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"I can't understand these chaps who go round American universities explaining how they write poems," Philip Larkin once complained.
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Like you said, we&aposre seeing a lot of green and capitalism that is what makes this country go round.
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"Reverting to everyday low prices will get them off this promotional merry-go-round that they've been on," he said.
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The two met last year at the Invictus Games in Orlando for the second go-round of Harry's passion project.
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It'll be a tough call, especially since fans know that Murphy's next go-round will revolve around the 2016 election.
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It doesn't actually matter if we're talking about octopus carpaccio or banana splits, peanut butter makes the world go round.
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Feller entered on his first go-round with 93.75 percent of the vote (10 writers left him off their ballots).
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There's still no official word from either party about whether they've taken things to the next level this go-round.
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He avoided going to earlier hearings — and Congress literally put an empty chair in his place the first go round.
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Melanie: It means united, beautiful, powerful women coming together and showing that we are what makes the Earth go round.
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I used the coolest one for my hair, and it still managed to get dry upon my first go 'round.
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But after his unhappy two years at Manchester United, the Portuguese may have fallen off that privileged merry-go-round.
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In 1989, Greg Kragen became a Pro Bowler in the Denver system during Phillips's first go-round with the Broncos.
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After the second go-round, she collapsed to the ground and crawled, like a parched man in a desert cartoon.
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Though Holliday isn't a new mom, she told People that she expects much has changed since her first go-round.
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Analysts and investors are taking a wait-and-see approach to Mattel, given its merry-go-round of chief executives.
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The merry-go-round of refined copper between China and LME good-delivery locations has just been relaunched, it seems.
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But politics, of course, gets in the way, and the Republicans are being smarter this go-round than the Democrats.
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And until they act, we as a nation will remain on this murderous merry-go-round that just won't stop.
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"You go round thinking things will happen, that surely you will get games, and it becomes very demoralizing," he said.
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On the campaign trail this go-round, she's said most of the things immigration activists have asked her to say.
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Otherwise, we have a nasty recession and the usual merry-go-round with binary outcomes – rising inflation and/or recessionary slippages.
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And while drone maker Ehang Egret nailed the first showing, its second go-round a few days later wasn't as smooth.
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Euphoria has taken us for a ride these past few months (not the kind Cassie takes on the merry-go-round).
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This marks — as People notes — Tatum's first outside go-round since he announced his split from Jenna Dewan earlier this month.
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Our favorite superhero, Wonder Woman, is back, and she's got a few subtle costume changes up her sleeve this go round.
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Theater Review LONDON — "Does the world go round?" asks the British king Cymbeline in the Shakespeare play that bears his name.
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Wastewater and industrial effluent are used in increasing amounts for irrigation because there is not enough fresh water to go round.
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It seems that Access World was at times struggling to catch up with its own "Big Easy" zinc merry-go-round.
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Yet the First Amendment does not give people a free pass to go round saying hateful things, points out Mr Henson.
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What's unique to this go-round is that Stephenson's pet ideas about our digital lives and afterlives overshadow his book's urgency.
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The Giants didn't trade Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie because he wasn't a shutdown corner in his first go-round with the team.
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"It was one of the most difficult and uncomfortable experiences that I've ever had," she wrote of her first go-round.
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I also have a LinkedIn profile that ensures a merry-go-round of businesses continually contact me about my writing services.
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And for at least this go-round, that's more than OK. Besides, isn't that what you came for, you old grouch?
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He has to put on a happy face: Push the merry-go-round; buy the snack; play on the teeter totter.
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Another Canadian, Brian O'Dea, has had a ringside seat as cannabis has turned from criminal commodity to celebrity merry-go-round.
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Last year, Prime Day also was Amazon's biggest sales day ever at the time, setting the bar high this go-round.
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But this merry-go-round explains why House Republicans are struggling to find an equilibrium and pass a health care bill.
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One possible reason, it says, is that parents are in some ways less invested in parenting after the first go-round.
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On Sunday, "Thrones," in its last go-round here, won awards in categories like best sound editing, casting and visual effects.
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Ortiz was on a merry-go-round of social services and appointments, but his story was so much more than that.
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I rode the merry-go-round and any other ride they'd let me on as the party started to close down.
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Before this go-round, very few Democrats thought of Biden as the leader at this point in the nascent primary campaign.
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Ratings have plummeted as candidates go round and round on the same issues, especially health care, leaving audiences paralyzed with boredom.
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I knew that I didn't want to be filthy rich, yet in a rich man's world, money made the world go round.
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I view it as we&aposre all spokes in a wheel, and every spoke is necessary to make the wheel go round.
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In lesser hands, the series could feel like a merry-go-round, constantly spinning and returning to the place it started out.
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I would go further and say that it is absolutely ridiculous that people should choose to go round looking like letter boxes.
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One of them was on a merry-go-round, and I just thought it was incredibly formally innovative, given the time period.
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It's kind of like getting off a merry-go-round: It'll feel dizzying at first, but that sensation will only be temporary.
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Occasionally, I'll go round and get immersed in things that I've done and just... it's cool to be able to visit them.
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While many reality stars are unsuccessful at finding love on-screen, these lucky few are getting another go-round — with their exes.
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If you've only watched it once, give it a second go-round, and don't feel beholden to watching the episodes in order.
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"When we make pronouncements that we're going to go round up a million people, all that does is create havoc." https://t.
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And because money still makes the world go 'round, attention must be paid to what the markets are trying to tell us.
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Back in 20163, people were actually worried that this go-round would result in another slog between familiar names and tired narratives.
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It's been like watching them all ride on an emotional maturity merry-go-round, covering the same cycles over and over again.
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Skilled at carnival barking if nothing else, Jericho (Vasile Flutur) meets Julie (Hannah Sloat) when she rides on his merry-go-round.
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But I had forgotten, apparently, my immense talent for forgetting: I'm on my fourth go-round now, and it's all brand new.
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But a change in the tax code in last year's overhaul put the brakes on the merry-go-round of up-trading.
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Money makes the world go round, yes, but there's no telling the strange and affecting places it will stop on the way.
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In merry-go-round fashion, they made their way around the basepaths to take a 221-210 lead after just one inning.
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But what Trump lacked in relationships, Trump exceled in when it came to the glad-handing politicking that makes Washington go round.
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Although the first quarter was tough, "being better than awful" this go-round doesn't make everything good again, GlobalData Retail's Saunders said.
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But more than anything, I am glad to have The Good Place's particular sense of humor back for one last go-round.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads I am floating in some colorful cosmic realm, watching couples fornicate on a merry-go-round.
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Clothes, flat-screen TVs, grain, cars, oil — transporting these goods from port to port is what makes the global economy go 'round.
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I figured, with all my privilege and my practice and my adulty-ness, the second go-round should be quite easy, quite simple.
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This is not Comey's first go-round in his need to publicly play a big role by inserting himself into a national debate.
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But over time it ought to expand the pool of chair-ready directors, and reduce the reliance on the boardroom merry-go-round.
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The second go-round of the Watch incorporated its own GPS chip so runners could use it phoneless and still track their workout.
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After a few seconds, it's clear that the pup has come a long way since its lost go-round, in terms of mechanics.
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He isn't new — you may have seen him with the group on its last go-round, the reunion tour of 2013 and 2014.
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Luckily, Volkswagen made some truly awful interior design decisions this go round, including a brake and throttle pedals with corresponding pause / play icons.
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And though she won't be competing this year, we hope to see Swedish sprinter Iréne Ekelund's colorful braids the next Olympic go-round.
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If you're eager for one more go-round and a slightly different way of looking at its story, this is one worth reading.
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He used to go away with about 200 of those on a Friday and go round the clubs and sell them in Newcastle!
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Someone suggested that rather than trying to go round the corners, they lower the table straight down through the gap between the banisters.
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"I just happen to think that this go-round we have a very unusual possibility if he makes it that far," he said.
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Because none of this is sustainable — and we definitely don't want to find out what happens when the merry-go-round stops working.
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"I'm on a crazy carousel," said the Kuala Lumpur gallerist Richard Koh, referring to the global merry-go-round of international art fairs.
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TMZ broke the story ... the couple wed (again) in an undercover ceremony last weekend -- which most people thought was their first go 'round.
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This is his eighth go-round as a player, and it has been an arduous process to make himself comfortable at Augusta National.
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Brian Cox (aka Logan Roy) returns to the stage to play another titan of a time — this go round, President Lyndon B. Johnson.
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But the show exhausted its source material — Margaret Atwood's novel — in Season 1, meaning this go-round will be charting its own course.
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The Amazon series returns with its breezier charms intact, but, in this third go-round, feeling like it could use some new material.
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They say Sanders needs to find a new formula, because playing the same hits from 2016 isn't working as effectively this go-round.
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After a second go-round at People and a stint at Time magazine, he became the top editor at Entertainment Weekly in 2009.
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So far, attempts in Britain to persuade companies to "rotate" their accountant every decade have ended up creating a Big Four merry-go-round.
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You're like, 'Hey you get one go-round at this thing called life and it's very fragile, so you better go after your dreams.
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This version spun up, launching heavy weights at relativistic speeds in an ever- growing spiral— whipping them through space, a merry-go-round shotgun.
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This go round, they've extended some essential exemptions ensuring that computer security researchers won't be treated like nefarious criminals for their contributions to society.
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The merry-go-round of diplomacy continued for Pence who sat in private for an hour with the European Commission President, Jean-Claude Juncker.
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The 23-year-old Dominican will make his third start of the season and second versus Philadelphia, with his initial go-round on Sept.
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Years ago, Katy Perry tweeted about my first single, "Merry Go 'Round" and it brought upon an explosion of new listeners to my music.
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No water was spurting from a fountain in the middle of the street and there were no children playing on a merry-go-round.
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On Saturday, Sanders held his first campaign rally in southern Brooklyn, where he grew up, to make his case for a second go-round.
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Image: BumprLinks make the digital world go round—links to your Twitter profile or the daily headlines or a file stored in the cloud.
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Either way, you're a fantastic human being because you like music and everyone knows that music is awesome and makes the world go 'round.
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All of the proceeds from their new song, "Love Make the World Go Round," will go towards the Hispanic Federation's Proyecto Somos Orlando.
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Scarface says he's looking forward to performing alongside Willie D and Bushwick for one last go round ... but admits it's gonna be a tearjerker.
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I was far more detached from skateboarding before working at Supreme than I am now [...] Skateboarding is just what makes our world go round.
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Fitbit has made an interesting push of late, even if the last go 'round was a bit disappointing from a feature and sales perspective.
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But Democrats expect that the next go-round, they will not be so willing, and Republicans will have to come asking for Democratic votes.
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Current/Elliott, whose website is an endless denim merry go-round, has boyfriend, skinny, high-waisted, cropped, flare, wide-leg, distressed, and printed jeans.
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Sharisse Edwards Kimbro and Clemont Robert Austin IV were married March 17 at Merry-Go-Round rock, an outdoor wedding venue in Sedona, Ariz.
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Without the Electoral College, neither Trump nor his Republican predecessor George W. Bush would have won the White House on their first go-round.
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There were some hearings, I think it must have been last year's go-round where people were looking at some of the independent film.
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After his request for a massage (they said yes) and then a request for another go-round (they said no), he bid them adieu.
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Many of those streams likely came from people forced to listen to "Merry Go Round" so they could blog about it, like yours truly.
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"To me, it's clear as you go round and round and think about all of these great candidates, that that's Joe Biden," Ryan added.
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The company scouted the country for old, hand-carved horses to be used on a merry-go-round erected in the center of Fantasyland.
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The idea that there is only a finite number of jobs to go round—the "lump of labour"—was more widely exposed as a fallacy.
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More than just another example of Uber's never-ending legal merry-go-round, this lawsuit could have a significant impact on the internet at large.
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New Orleans zinc stock movements are a veritable merry-go-round with metal departing daily only to reappear in huge quantities every now and again.
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Mendelson tells me the company is looking into building an aluminum model for the next go-round, but the current model is still reasonably rugged.
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But in the process, they make fun of "growing up" stories, just as they made fun of "chosen one" stories in the first go-round.
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Reference docs and spreadsheets seemingly make the world go 'round, but what if employees could just close those tabs for good without losing that knowledge?
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In any field there are two personalities that make the discipline go round: One striving for the right answer, even if it's boring or predictable.
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A year ago, in his fourth go-round on the ballot, Sosa received 298 votes, or just seven percent of the total 440 ballots cast.
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As per usual, his rhetorical style was a maddening merry-go-round of half-thoughts, falsehoods, strange connections, and a complete misunderstanding of the issues.
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The door is left wide open for another entry in the series, should everyone involved (plus Cruise's ankle) think they're up for another go-round.
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A SECOND GO-ROUND After Egypt withdrew the resolution, its co-sponsors, New Zealand, Malaysia, Venezuela, and Senegal, put it forward again for a Dec.
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It just seems like everyone's on the same merry-go-round technically, every voice has something put to it, so that everybody sounds the same.
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But as much as it features Popcaan's directions to "go round," the song also takes plenty of time to admire the women dancing to it.
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The INCJ's goal is to consolidate industries that have too many competitors and little profit to go round (five Japanese companies, for example, make fridges).
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If "The Entertainer" this go-round doesn't cut very deep, Owen McCafferty's "Unfaithful," at the pop-up Found83 playhouse on Charing Cross Road through Oct.
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TMZ reports that Khloe told Lamar that she was filing for divorce and that the couple have worked out terms from their last go-round.
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Then the losing party will have the chance to appeal to the Supreme Court, which declined to hear the case during the first go-round.
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Kids would jump off from the swings at the height of the swing or the merry-go-round at its fastest and land on pavement.
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It's all great while the merry-go-round keeps going round of economic growth and simply dizzying transformation in the physical circumstances of people's lives.
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" Ms. Spellman Silverman said that on this go-round, Ms. Babitz has "made more money than she ever made in her life by a lot.
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But the Merry Go Round Charger has got you covered with six USB ports and a wireless charging pad all on one skid-proof platform.
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But there's a one-dimensionality to this go-round that hasn't been worked out, even after last week's necessary tour of the red-herring factory.
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PlayPumps — merry-go-round-type contraptions that let children pump water from underground wells as they play — did little to improve access to clean water.
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But he's about to have a new child with Teddy, and Amelia wants off the merry-go-round of not knowing how that will affect everyone.
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She loved her Tigger sweatshirt, her kids, our two Saint Bernards, and that Eminem song that she called 'two trailer park girls go 'round the outside.
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N.F.L. Roundup The Giants and Tom Coughlin continued to be in the middle of a churning and ever-changing coaching interview merry-go-round on Monday.
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The Ultimate DevOps Mastery Bundle — $43 See Details Complete Data Science Certification Training Bundle — $39.69 ($699 value) Money doesn't make the world go 'round — data does.
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If we don&apost believe in the justice system, then they shouldn`t... (CROSSTALK) CAVUTO: All right, we can go round and round on this, sir.
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I can sit in that place for hours watching the belt go round and soaking up the sushi with excessive amounts of soy and wasabi paste.
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This is Brown's second go-round as governor of California, an office he also held from 1975 to 1983 while Bill Clinton was governor of Arkansas.
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A few yards from the park's biggest merry-go-round, men with their sarongs hitched up kick a cane ball back and forth over a net.
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Luigi's slime form made his debut in the second Luigi's Mansion game, but he's a much-expanded tool for puzzle-solving in this third go-round.
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Moving image is always a main tenet of the biennale, but this go-round, video art is rarely as simple as a singular projection or screen.
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If you thought the 2016 election had a variety of characters running for president, the next go-round is shaping up to be even more interesting.
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Do you think the situation is different now such that the constraints that operated on Obamacare have lifted or changed for the next reform go-round?
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While it wasn't the Disney-worthy victory that the volunteers may have had in mind this go-round, it was still a victory by their standards.
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Concord, New Hampshire (CNN)Last go-round, New Hampshire was everything to Bernie Sanders, his one sure thing as he battled Hillary Clinton for the Democratic nomination.
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British designer Jones, formerly of LVMH stablemate Louis Vuitton, took the Dior job in March, in a merry-go-round of designer changes at the French conglomerate.
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But this go 'round, we've been more drawn to the perfectly-imperfect athletic hairstyles on the ground at New York Fashion Week — also known as "athleisure" hair.
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Back in the &apos80s, you had groups like Huey Lewis giving us the news, good news, about how the power of love makes the world go round.
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The LME has overhauled its legal contract with its registered logistics companies to prevent exactly the sort of "merry-go-round" deal dissected by that Senate subcommittee.
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McCurdy didn't share any details about the meaning behind Bieber's most recent face tattoo, but the singer is most likely in a better place this go round.
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In the cave-like setting, there are vibrant installations like the Sweets Go Round and brightly decorated seating areas with names like Mushroom Disco and Milk Stand.
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But when Kool Herc transitioned to his merry-go-round technique—playing two records at the same time to extend the break—the crowd started to groove.
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The result then is water that can no longer claim to be a "universal solvent," the property that more or less makes the biological world go 'round.
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In today's dumb thing, these kids decide to use the wheel of a gasoline-powered scooter to spin up a small merry-go-round at a park.
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They may preserve the GOP's brand for the next go-round, but in the short run, they would almost certainly hand the White House to the Democrats.
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An accident on a revolving merry-go-round called the disco dancer in an Indian amusement park has left one person dead and at least seven injured.
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The 2020 show will mark his fifth go-round as the evening's MC, following a three-year stretch from 2010-2012 and a subsequent return in 2016.
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I've been too long at the fair, and Lord, I just can't stand it anymore") and Barbra Streisand ("The merry-go-round is beginning to taunt me.
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The next go-round adds another layer, building until it is time for the roof to be added by a crane, then perhaps another story on top.
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Instead of needlessly complicating an already contentious spending debate, Congress should take its own advice and eliminate the tax extender merry-go-round, once and for all.
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"This go-round, we had the heavy rain right over north Louisiana, and it impacted just about the entire region," said Mr. Hemingway of the Weather Service.
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"Being Sick on a Merry-Go-Round" is a slow burn that takes its time moving from an atmospheric jaunt to a panicked sprint through a warzone.
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With his homespun politics, moderation on racial issues and business-oriented conservatism, Mr. Cochran may have seemed out of place on the modern Washington merry-go-round.
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"We Got Us a Pippi Virgin" (season 5, episode 5) Early season five struggles with how to handle the show's second go-round on the Dean romance.
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In that second go-round, he assembled the core of the teams that won a World Series championship in 1996 and consecutive titles from 1998 to 2000.
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We'd ram one another with bumper cars; we'd ride the old-fashioned merry-go-round, waiting until my youngest son's favorite horse, bright-blue Freddy, became available.
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But diffident Nathan doesn't seem to mind, and Marion is more a Marxist than a Freudian anyway: It's money, not love, that makes her world go round.
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Earn plenty of sign-up and welcome bonusesMy final tip is the one that leaves me with a merry-go-round of credit cards in my wallet.
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While the defeat dumped Iceland out of the tournament and left them bottom of the group with one point, there was plenty of praise to go round.
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Earn plenty of sign-up and welcome bonusesMy final tip is the one that leaves me with a merry-go-round of credit cards in my wallet.
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In one recent scandal, dubbed the Merry-Go-Round, construction firms overpriced work and bribed politicians, including Bogotá's former mayor, who was sentenced to 24 years in jail.
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Until the next go round, if you need more of your QS fix, don't forget to check out our panel with the cast at the Screen Actor's Guild.
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For this go round, we decided to take a slight step back from the free-for-all approach in an attempt to make a more focused second album.
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Professional brooder Ryan Gosling has already taken one turn as the host of Saturday Night Live, but he promises that his second go-round will be even better.
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Once, she couldn't get off the Instagram/Facebook/Twitter/e-mail merry-go-round while riding in the passenger seat during a road trip and ended up carsick.
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If Boeing fails to address the new risk soon, that could mean a further significant delay in the go-round, sources said, for Boeing, that means more pressure.
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On their next go-round, the mayor's office and West Ham tried to avoid any pesky legal problems with what looks and smells like a de facto sale.
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A CROWDED PAVEMENT alongside Luneta, a park in Manila next to the old Spanish walled city, bears witness every day to how Filipinos make the world go round.
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People have to slow down to go round the sharp turns, so having these wide sweeping turns allows you to optimize your energy for running very, very fast.
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Some believe the white, college-educated voters who were once a Republican stalwart will be less likely to make it to the polls for Trump this go round.
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The next course starts in a few days, but they're constantly rolling courses so if you miss it you can still sign up for the next go-round.
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I'll admit I expressed a bit of disappointment the last go round, when the company finally unveiled the winner – a sticky-backed handset with built-in eye-tracking.
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But union leaders, many of whom feel burned after backing Clinton early in the 28500 primary, say they're taking their time before endorsing a candidate this go-round.
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"I can't ever remember us firing the first shot — us hitting some guy, whether it's intentional or not, the first go-round," Gibbons said before batting practice Thursday.
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As someone who's old enough to have played the original title during its first go-round, things came trickling back to me during a gameplay demo at E3.
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Other than a team-wide garbage-eating contest, a plague of locusts, or a horrific merry-go-round accident, name one other thing that could stop this team.
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Money still makes the world go round, so it's likely that Benjamin, Vincent, Claire, Elise, and others like them will be considered freeloaders for a little while longer.
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Will and crew thought that was a bit of a stretch (hah!), but still liked the basic idea enough to warrant another go-round with a different revealer.
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Walters added that there was a sense of "relief" she felt at being able to get off the "merry-go-round" of acting projects she had lined up.
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But when the face of the sport announces that he is making his last go-round — literally and figuratively — as a Nascar driver, the spotlight tends to linger.
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For this go-round, board members have again opened their wallets, along with David Geffen, who does not sit on the board but provided a whopping $100 million.
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The Mini is still the best-priced gateway into a desktop Mac ecosystem, but the definition of entry-level has clearly shifted for Apple since the last 'go round.
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Another go-round with Belichick and Tom Brady would be dangerous for the Chiefs, especially if the Patriots can improve their offensive line and add another weapon or two.
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It's officially time to let the most famous monsters of SUR off of their merry-go-round of drunken madness, and hand the reins over to the next generation.
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A roller coaster with seats filled with bubbles and a hot-tub merry-go-round are just some of the twelve attractions available the newly opened Yu-enchi park.
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With six episodes down and the finale on deck for Sunday, what was an engaging miniseries in its first go-round has softened into storytelling pudding upon its return.
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In the new Halloween, which simply ignores the franchise's mediocre sequels, she's back as former babysitter Laurie Strode, except Laurie's not willing to play the victim this go-round.
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So if you're going endanger yourself for some cheap thrills, why not go big aboard a merry-go-round powered by real jet engines rocketing you around in circles.
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Though reluctant during her dad's first go-round on the campaign trail, Hager was more involved in round two — and more playful, famously sticking her tongue out for photographers.
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This is probably the last Olympic go-round for Lochte and his Old Man River cohort Michael Phelps, who has known his share of public jackassed-ness as well.
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"A lie will go round the world while truth is pulling its boots on," London preacher Charles Haddon Spurgeon said in 1855, well before the invention of the Internet.
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Sometimes, impatiently, the settlers took the land, or its resources, without permission: their families' sweat and guts entitled them to, and there was more than enough to go round.
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Its main competitors include Ladbrokes Coral Group, itself the product of a merger, and William Hill which has so far been left off the M&A merry-go-round.
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The owner, Maulana Malik Muheisen Shafiq, decided to go round-the-clock four years ago to spread the message of Islam—and subsidise the education of the madrassa'spoorer boys.
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Until a unified funding program agreement occurs and the management merry-go-round stops going in circles and promotes consistent, long-term planning, the system will not move forward.
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Although their friends now say they long thought the two might hit it off again, neither Ms. Brown nor Mr. Blatchford initially saw another go-round in their future.
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But it seems like a significant number of them came from some guy named Max Janevic, who's left 45 comments on "Merry Go Round" since it premiered on Tuesday.
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This is Douglas's second go-round, and he spends other parts of his time as CEO of SteelHouse, a marketing platform that's raised more than $60 million in venture financing.
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Andrew Lipovsky/NBC/NBCU Photo Bank/Getty Jennifer Lopez and Hamilton sensation Lin-Manuel Miranda have been topping music charts with their new song, "Love Make the World Go Round".
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Dressed in a red sequence dress with cutouts showing off her cleavage and sparkly jewlrey, Carey stands at the center of a white merry-go-round — though it stands still.
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To the list of things seemingly on the verge of going up in flames—parched forests; LeBron James's second go-round in Cleveland; the American Experiment—add Cleveland's FirstEnergy Stadium.
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The party continued Saturday with a festival-style event complete with a fairground of carnival games, a merry-go-round, a ferris wheel and food stalls at Windsor Great Park.
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The merry-go-round nature of people's dating habits on the series are purposefully messy, and, as everyone repeatedly says, "anything goes" when it comes to securing your desired match.
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For Mr. Enrigue, unlike for Marx, history doesn't repeat itself "the first time as tragedy, then as farce": Instead, history is imbued with farce even in the first go-round.
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The two have recorded a new song together called, "Love Make the World Go Round," and all proceeds from the track will go to the Hispanic Federation's Proyecto Somos Orlando.
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Films that feature her include Memories of Us, Dead Heat on a Merry-Go-Round, The Man from Clover Grove, Lunch Wagon, Cheaper to Keep Her, and Dick and Jane.
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The Golden State Warriors are NBA champions for the second time in three years, but this go-round comes with a dramatic little coda that has yet to be decided.
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This is because, at that height, it takes them 24 hours to go round once—which means that, seen from the ground, they seem to sit stationary in the sky.
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Experts from these countries' national crime agencies will help prosecutors, so they "no longer have to go round with a begging bowl" to get information, as one expert puts it.
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Kelly said he is convinced that the president does not represent "little people who make the world go round," and colorfully referred to him as Russian President Vladimir Putin's lapdog.
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The search for answers A merry-go-round of doctors finally found relief for his stomach and heart issues but the most precious thing -- his voice -- continued to elude them.
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Glasgow is quite small and it has so many producers and musicians, so it's really easy to go round to a friends place in the evening and record some music.
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It would be difficult not to be grumpy as an editor, having seen the same old celebrity nonsense go round and round again but with a smaller budget every time.
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Her excuse for being there is to paint hobby horses, a famous symbol of the penis, on the merry-go-round in the amusement park in which she was raped.
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" He underestimated his own ambition, he wrote, and "the strange dependence I would come to have surrounding all the attention and the merry-go-round of being a public person.
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The best part of hitting the dating jackpot on the first go-round also sometimes turns out to be the worst: you might get just what you thought you wanted.
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This summer, Dwayne Johnson will find himself atop the world's tallest in the appropriately titled "Skyscraper," and it's not even his first go-round with a movie tower this year.
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And if the Cavaliers and the Warriors manage to make it back for a third consecutive go-round this season, it will be nothing but good news for the league.
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When the sexual revolution started, its conservative critics warned it would replace marriage with a divorce-go-round, leave children without fathers, and expose women to more predation than before.
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While I didn't get the joy of extreme snake-like skin shedding this go-round, I am willing to try again — especially considering how right the price point is at $20.
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In its second go-round, Stranger Things is still easily recognizable as the nostalgic thriller fans know and love — courtesy of familiar faces, familiar tropes, and, of course, familiar '80s references.
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You could pick up several single-port chargers, an extension cord, and surge protector, which will likely cost a small fortune, or you could buy the Merry Go Round Wireless Charger.
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IN THE mid-2000s Playpumps International, a charity, hit on a photogenic way of providing clean water to African villages: a pump powered by children playing on a merry-go-round.
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Soon everyone was carting out Hilltop provisions and anticipating an easy date with the Saviors, whom Daryl, Abraham and Sasha had reduced to "pieces and puddles" in the first go-round.
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KUWTK is an endless loop of Big Family Does Things in Los Angeles for almost a decade, the seasons go round and round, and we're captive on a carousel of life.
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Some French families were picnicking, others were maneuvering their small boats into the surf, strollers enjoyed ice cream, and there was even a raucous merry-go-round full of noisy children.
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In New Orleans, despite the merry-go-round of zinc between on- and off-market storage, headline LME stocks are now down by 50,800 tonnes on the start of the year.
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Yet, in his first appearance as a vice captain, Woods will not feel like a helpless bystander in Sunday's singles, as he did in his last go-round as a player.
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Thornton won a Golden Globe for his performance in Season 1, and he's just as good this go-round — wily and shockingly sympathetic for someone who's a lowlife and a drunk.
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Suddenly, I heard a very familiar song: "The wheels on the bus go round and round … " It was coming over the bus's speaker, and the bus driver was doing the singing.
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There are pieces like that here, like the Manish Arora "merry-go-round" skirt, with an actual carnival toy worked into its embroideries, and the Maison Martin Margiela Christmas tinsel coat.
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These are aimed at the industry itself, but since our money is what makes the fashion world go round — it's us consumers that are going to have to catalyse this change.
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In Mr. Williams's first go-round as mayor from 2006 to 2010 (he was also a member of the City Council for four years), he tried to attract the solar industry.
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He is well positioned to observe what he calls "airport market share," which a layman might call hanging out by the baggage carousel, just watching the wheels go 'round and 'round.
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Heidi Nichols-Baldacci, the bride's mother, who is a registered nurse at Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston, said she was completely unaware of her daughter's first go-round with Dr. Militana.
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And my guess is that both states would object forcefully the first go-round, but after that would see they'd lost and just run up the flag and choose later dates.
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And, for Ambassador Sondland in particular, they provide one more opportunity for him to try and remember some of the many things he failed to recall in his first go-round.
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Well, I served as leader when Pelosi was the speaker the first go-round, and I have such admiration for her, and the public feels about the same way I do.
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In an interview with Cosmopolitan, Condor explained that the two purposely played up their electric chemistry to generate buzz about the original Netflix film – a practice they're obviously continuing this go round.
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"It just swam up to the boat from behind and it was just circling us for about 20 minutes, it would just go round and come back again," Brown told The Advertiser.
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Jennifer Lopez has been quite active on social media recently, promoting her new song with Lin-Manuel Miranda, "Love Make the World Go Round," dedicated to the victims of the Orlando shootings.
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With few escape routes of this mess, is it time to start wondering if someone needs to leave Real Housewives Of New York for this terrible merry-go-round to finally end?
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Samsung, Huawei and the rest of the companies exploring the space know that they're only going to sell so many of these things in the first go-round at this price point.
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" Matjila said he believed a "merry-go-round" of ministers and deputy ministers appointed to oversee the PIC in recent years wanted "to get control of the piggy bank of the PIC.
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Daniel has a habit of wandering from home for days, staring off into space, frightening a housewife at a merry-go-round who doesn't know what to make of his awkward hellos.
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The party continued the following day with a festival-style event complete with a fairground of carnival games, a merry-go-round, a ferris wheel and food stalls at Windsor Great Park.
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My best friend lived a bit closer to the center of the city than I did and had really chill parents, so on Fridays after school we'd all go 'round to hers.
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The availability of movies and TV shows on streaming services is a veritable merry-go-round these days, with so many titles coming and going that it's hard to keep things straight.
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Beyond the legal jeopardy, Cohen's testimony being challenged so directly by eyewitnesses may have a profound effect on whether the public trusts he was honest in his second go-round with Congress.
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Natural gas and oil are crucial cogs in our planet's energy mix but, for all their importance in making the world go round, they can be a big drain on water resources.
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Matjila said he believed a "merry-go-round" of ministers and deputy ministers appointed to oversee the PIC in recent years wanted "to get control of the piggy bank of the PIC".
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The firm, which employs 45 people, specialises in plastic coating, such as the concertina-shaped covers that go round vehicle gear shift sticks, and puts the plastic hand grips on metal pliers.
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The melody of "Merry Go Round" will act as Mastercard's new sonic trademark and will sound wherever users make a transaction or engage with the company, according to a Mastercard news release.
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"The Great Recession put the fear in a lot of folks and they wanted to go on the merry-go-round Folks really want to get on that risk trade," he added.
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May's key allies in Northern Island — the Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) — have said they will still vote against the deal, meaning it's unlikely that it will pass on a third go-round.
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Morris, 30, was a sixth-round pick of the Redskins in the 2012 NFL Draft and spent four seasons with Washington before his first go-round with the Cowboys in 2016-17.
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The zinc was essentially on a merry-go-round between exchange and non-exchange storage, with stocks financiers looking to lower their costs by moving the metal to cheaper non-LME registered sheds.
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The startup is taking aim at Salesforce admins for its first go-round, but he sees the same problem with other cloud services that make heavy use of trained administrators to make changes.
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By saying that foreign workers "take jobs that British people should do", Ms Rudd is propounding the "lump of labour" fallacy—the idea that there is only so much work to go round.
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In this go-round, Claire Foy, fresh off The Queen and First Man, plays Lisbeth, under the direction of Fede Álvarez (Evil Dead) from a screenplay by Steven Knight, Álvarez, and Jay Basu.
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But while this latest version of the technology is still early days, this go round feels more substantial than any that have preceded it, courtesy of products like the Vive and Oculus Rift.
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Eventually, the sorta-exes also share a flask on the merry-go-round while finally talking divorce (in the last episode, Abe brought a surprise divorce lawyer to dinner, sparking this current conversation).
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The brighter, the better seems to be the approach this go 'round, so you might want to get out your shades to take a look at the best of street-style beauty, ahead.
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The stakes are as big as it gets this go-round, as the loser between the No. 2 Ohio State Buckeyes and the No. 3 Michigan Wolverines is out of the national playoff.
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Early in the campaign cycle, the crop of 2020 Democratic candidates has prioritized reaching out to rural areas and blue collar voters who may have felt ignored in the last go round. Sen.
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This marks Yau's first fashion week go-round, and a reunion of sorts: "I'm excited to return to our original customer — she's a completely different girl — and communicate with her again," she says.
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Once again the speculative "will they, won't they" merry-go-round has been fired up ahead of a planned meeting of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) and non-OPEC producers.
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So while Gary Lineker's preseason assessment of Ranieri being an "uninspired" name that "keep[s] getting a go on the managerial merry-go-round" has been mocked in retrospect, it wasn't exactly wrong.
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Maybe she'd gone mad (an interpretation suggested in the attack, which she began with an expression so twisted that the bells may as well have been playing "The Merry-Go-Round Broke Down").
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Anderson had hired Mr. Whitten, who had worked for The Washington Post and the Hearst newspaper chain, in 1969, just four months after inheriting the "Washington Merry-Go-Round" column from Drew Pearson.
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Seeing 2,000 pigeons equipped with LED lights whirl through the night sky is a little bit like laying flat on a merry-go-round at dusk and watching the starry sky twirl overhead.
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When you push on this type of pole, it starts to spin with the momentum of the push, then slows down until it eventually stops, like a merry-go-round on a playground.
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The merry-go-round of politicians trading jobs is in especially full swing this time of year, as three state legislators won primaries last week to move to the New York City Council.
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They came at New Orleans, where metal has been circulating between LME and non-LME sheds for several years, but there is a sense that U.S. port's zinc merry-go-round is slowing.
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In the months since it first admitted how poorly it handled that situation, Zuckerberg has been on a merry-go-round of stops in Congress, EU Parliament, and press junkets to do damage control.
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And because the first collection sold out so fast, Fashion Nova was prepared for this go-round, stocking nearly five times the amount of inventory as it had for the first launch last year.
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For one long weekend each April, some of the best photography galleries in the world gather under one roof to display some of their most exciting works; this particular go-round features 6433 dealers.
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During the first go-round, Mr. Sapan winterized the 1,000-square-foot structure that was built in the 1940s, opened up the kitchen and put in a fireplace using stones from a nearby creek.
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But freed from the promotional cycle merry-go-round that drives most late-night television, the Netflix show allows the host to dig in and tackle things from a more thought-out, thematic perspective.
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Image 2 of 2 BERLIN – Swiss media have reported that six people have been injured in a roller coaster crash and a merry-go-round mishap at a fair in the city of Basel.
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Stranger things have happened than Trump on his second go-round becoming the first Republican since Nixon to carry Minnesota, even if Democrats are unlikely to take the state for granted this time around.
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There was Louis Vuitton's magical merry-go-round in 2011 and Chanel's grocery store runway in 2014 (which the brand actually topped this season by bringing an actual beach set to the Grand Palais).
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The two auditoriums in Southern California will feature slides, a play area with climbing structures, stationary pogo stick-like toys, a merry-go-round spinning thing, bean bag seats and lounge chairs up front.
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Our experience this last go round illustrates the urgent need for changes to the current system: The Copyright Office's decisions are never a sure bet, and free expression becomes the victim as a result.
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Rotation is meant to increase scepticism and avoid over familiarity, but it has largely been a merry-go-round among the Big Four as they have the global networks needed to check multinational firms.
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Hard to say precisely which device was top dog here, but seeing as how we kicked things off with that new Chromebook the last go-round, let's just stick to that now, shall we?
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But to be here, to have my family in the crowd when I saw a lot of sad faces last go-round, to be here is very emotional for me, to be quite frank.
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Instead of a song that is like a merry-go-round, where you go around in circles and you know what's going to happen, I want it to be more like a bus stop.
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If Stroll were to switch to Force India, that could be part of a potential merry-go-round among those teams in midfield and further behind - Renault, McLaren, Sauber, Haas, Toro Rosso and Williams.
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It's been a real challenge to find the portable console anywhere since it's debut in March, but as the holiday season approaches, there are finally a few stores with enough Switch stock to go 'round.
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"Local parents bring in clothing, shoes, toys and baby gear (strollers, bassinets, etc.) and we check them out and decide what to buy," says Paige Rigg, owner of Baby Go Round Resale in San Diego.
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Click on to shop by shape like never before, and feel free to let us know in the comments how you would describe your figure, so we can tackle it in the next go-round.
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Negan getting away and declaring war on Alexandria was the show proving once again that it is just a merry-go-round of the same moves, plays, and conflicts run again… and again… and again.
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Just look at this thing:First spotted by SE Roundtable, this particular "Ping Pong Go Round" table was found in Singapore, at the Google Asia Pacific HQ. Maybe Google Asia thinks it's good for office productivity?
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The government has declined to say exactly what was promised; whatever it was, it is unlikely that there will be enough of it to go round for every prospective investor, nor every industry, nor indefinitely.
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They sound pretty compelling, I have to admit, above and beyond the donation aspect, which speaks a lot to the emotive nature of GoFundMe (and, perhaps, what makes the content world go round these days).
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Most striking of all is the Prophet Muhammad's own requirement that women and men perform the pilgrimage to Mecca together; and that when women go round the Kaaba, Islam's holiest place, they show their face.
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Let's stay with the metaphor: even if it is, perhaps the work of Speaker Ryan and his colleagues to make clear this commitment to America can provide a brass ring for this merry-go-round.
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Working on a slew of side-projects that owed more to Throbbing Gristle than Bold, Dwid's Integrity released thrillingly nihilistic, gothic hardcore records as the people he influenced rode the Warped Tour Merry-Go-Round.
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But most trends have a short and rather unkind expiration date, meaning the jumpsuit you bought two months ago could now be reasonably damned by anyone who observes the merry-go-round of seasonal fashion.
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Her three years working for Mr. Trump made Ms. Hicks, a 29-year-old public relations consultant with no previous political experience, something of an elder stateswoman in the merry-go-round Trump White House.
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"It was the idea of getting on the magic merry-go-round," said the sharp-witted novelist Charles Dantzig, who was encouraged to apply after winning the academy's prize, and then lost in recent balloting.
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"We'll go for walks and I'll say 'What do you think of the merry-go-round', or 'Do you think the knight should come in first or the dragon', that kind of thing," she says.
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Twenty percent of people who stay in American hospitals are on the same morbid merry-go-round as Cynthia and Jean-Luc and will wind up back in the E.R. within one month of leaving.
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Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt is a fast-paced live action cartoon — the kind of series that squeezes in so many jokes per minute that it's nearly impossible to catch them all on the first go-round.
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With its focus firmly set on landing an expansion NHL franchise, and maybe a second go-round with the NBA, the city of Seattle on Monday marched forward with plans about where these teams would play.
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But bad weather has also caused wheat yields to fall in Europe this year, and previous reductions in the acreage devoted to growing potatoes mean there were fewer tubers to go round in the first place.
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"The first go-round with the Eameses was in the '90s," said Henry Ford Chief Curator, Curator of Industry & Design, and Senior Director of Historical Resources, Marc Greuther, during a walk through the exhibition with Hyperallergic.
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This second go-round had predictably bad questions from Congresspeople who were more interested in pushing a narrative that Google Search had a bias against conservatives than digging into, well, any of the issues enumerated above.
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Fendi, part of France's luxury conglomerate LVMH that also includes Christian Dior and Givenchy, is under new management following a merry-go-round of executive reshuffling within the group last year to give brands fresh impetus.
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That can make it harder to jump off the leasing merry-go-round once on, he said — you might not have the cash to buy that car or make a down-payment for a new purchase.
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"With a single tweet, Trump was able to win back the sizeable deluded portion of the Alt-Right, eager to take another trip on the merry-go-round," prominent white nationalist Richard Spencer wrote on Twitter.
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The fiddly camera and a nasty save bug (which somehow wiped a bunch of my progress after my first go-round in the tutorial worlds) keep me from going completely over the moon for the game.
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Michael McDonald, an elections expert at the University of Florida, said sometimes the errors revealed after recounts actually occurred on the first go-round, for example, in cases where precincts may initially have been counted twice.
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Two of her albums were nominated for Grammy Awards: "Strangers in Another Country: The Songs of Bruce 'Utah' Phillips" and "My Last Go-Round: Rosalie Sorrels and Friends" (2004), a live recording of a tribute concert.
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The writers were brainstorming ideas for a spectacle: an elaborately designed comedic eye-popper, bigger than the "Meryl-Go-Round" or the "Mo'Lympics," possibly approaching the scale of Billy's Thanksgiving Day Parade, which aired last season.
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The Super Bowl brings out what's splashiest in the identities of its host cities, and my adopted hometown is not about to stint on its third go-round at showing its best face to the world.
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"If he ran in the last go-round he could probably distinguish himself as Mr. Green Jeans, but he's just going to be one more voice in the choir promoting these extreme ideas," Mr. Pyle said.
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But now that he's let fans know that he's ready for love and open to finding it through the trials and tribulations of TV dating, things may be lining up for him to have another go-round.
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" CHAD MORGANLANDER, SENIOR PORTFOLIO MANAGER, WASHINGTON CROSSING ADVISORS, FLORHAM PARK, NEW JERSEY: "(Powell) doesn't seem to be giving an indication that the Fed's going to aggressively drop rates by 50 basis points in the next go-round.
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A year later, The Economist said that if punk "causes Mr Callaghan, Mrs Thatcher and the rest to wonder why Britain's young people go round with safety pins in their noses, it may serve a useful purpose".
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These were famously dubbed the "merry-go-round" deals by Senator Carl Levin, who quizzed Metro and Goldman Sachs at length in a special subcommittee hearing on Wall Street's involvement in the commodities business back in 1493.
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On what would be his first day off since his final Broadway performance, the Tony winner and Jennifer Lopez teamed up for the first live performance of their collaboration "Love Make the World Go Round" on Today.
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Stoev's departure, following Levski's home defeat on Tuesday which handed rivals Ludogorets a fifth successive league title, kept up the pace of a coaching merry-go-round at the ground which has often enraged fans and commentators.
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LONDON — For anyone who isn't familiar with the Olympics omnium events in the velodrome, the points race — that one where they go round the track loads and do some sprinting and stuff — can be a tad confusing.
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Alexander McQueen dipped into the worlds of depressed Victorian clowns in his fall 2001 collection of carnival crashers, putting shredded Miss Havisham lace and tulle gowns and deconstructed martinet suiting on his (literal) fashion merry-go-round.
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To add to the Groundhog Day-iness of it all, last night Jimmy Kimmel, who emerged as a star the last go-round, once again used his program to target the insidious Republican effort to repeal Obamacare.
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Though it had the highest sales total of the week (about 83,000), the soundtrack to "A Star Is Born" (Interscope) held steady at No. 3 with 40,000 units in its 24th go-round on the Billboard chart.
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Kering has evolved over the years from a consumer group that owned French retailers such as the Fnac and department store chain Printemps into a pure luxury firm, through a merry-go-round of acquisitions and disposals.
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The bloggers and former journalists churned out "lies ... a merry-go-round of lies," Bespalov said in an interview with the network, saying workers pushed to fulfill precise content quotas for articles and posts on social media.
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Such an exhaustive examination may well have turned up such issues for each of the recent presidential elections, but it is a mark of the continuing resistance to Mr. Trump that it was undertaken this go-round.
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Hogarth shows personified figures of "Honour" and "Honesty" being thrashed by "Self-Interest" and "Villainy"; a merry-go-round of corruption reflects the scale of the disaster as a priest, a prostitute and a nobleman all ride together.
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In fact, back in August, the shirt sold out after Kourtney Kardashian wore it, but it's just been restocked and is yours for the taking — but if the first go-round is any indication, it won't last long.
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"This is very personal with me because I've got three grandkids and I know that their lives are going to be seriously degraded unless we elect a president this next go-round that understands the risk," he says.
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But now there are no new paths to be tread, no resolutions to be made, only an exhausting merry-go-round to ride on through the same topics, like a go-kart rattling around a battered racing track.
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It's not the World Cup, not remotely, and the big moments that it has generated are more charming and unexpected—think of The Fernando Rodney Renaissance from the last go-round, for instance—than brand-able or big.
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In presidential politics, this allows you to close one chapter and look forward to the next, and allows for a clean slate to regroup and possibly court the groups that did not support you the first go round.
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Jennifer Lopez and Lin-Manuel Miranda perform their new duet, "Love Make the World Go Round," whose proceeds will go to the Hispanic Federation's Proyecto Somos Orlando to benefit victims of the Pulse nightclub massacre and their families.
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The season's central theme — that the secrets of the past have a way of resurfacing — isn't by any means a new one; but Big Little Lies has never been predictable, and this go-round feels fresh and engrossing.
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In his 2010 book, "The Marriage-Go-Round," Andrew J. Cherlin, a sociologist at Johns Hopkins University, argues that Americans, who are more religious than their counterparts in other wealthy, developed nations, are also more infatuated with marriage.
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Love may or may not make the world go round, but Austen's trick — repeated here by de Wilde — is in making us believe, for a minute, that matters of the heart matter more than anything else on Earth.
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Still, while the risk of ending up on the merry-go-round of ACA replacement proposals lacking sufficient support, depth, or effectiveness is real, there are risks posed by the opposite reaction: the desire for quick and simple repeal.
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"The girls can now have more time to study since there is enough fresh water to go round and there is no need to walk long distances to search for water," said Lotan Salapei, the foundation's head of partnerships.
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In his second go-round with the promotion—a decade removed from his tournament win at UFC 17—he lost title unification bouts against Quinton Jackson and Anderson Silva and won forgettable decisions over Rousimar Palhares and Rich Franklin.
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The problem was, "Frankie Sinatra" was an acquired taste, sounding like a stroke of genius to fans, and to critics: like a bunch of Oompah Loompahs chained to a steam-powerered merry-go-round at an electro-swing carnival.
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Try and pretend for just a second, just one second, that the next time you go round a mate's house the pair of you will earnestly lie back on a beanbag and watch the lava lamp in full flow.
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Haydn's "Surprise" Symphony gets its nickname from a fortissimo chord placed where it has no business being, at the end of the second go-round of a quiet little ditty that sounds like a nursery game played on tiptoes.
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"As you know I made quite a big point of process the last go 'round and it just seemed that we were throwing different things at the wall to see what would stick," Murkowski said about the current attempt.
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In September 2018 Elon Musk&aposs space exploration company SpaceX announced that Maezawa was the first commercial passenger to book tickets onboard its Starship rocket (then called the Big Falcon Rocket) scheduled to go round the moon in 2023.
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But for all the attention paid to venture capitalists, and for all the energy expended on getting inside their heads, little attention has been paid to limited partners (LP) — the money behind the money that makes the venture world go 'round.
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And the more who people learn about Joe's crimes, the more likely it is that one of them will spill the beans, intentionally or not, which means season 2 is bound to be even twistier than the first go-round.
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The Seminoles, who reached the poll in Week 123 at No. 25 but were promptly dropped a week later after a loss to Temple, handled business this go round behind 16 points from guard Dwayne Bacon, the Seminoles' leading scorer.
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My first go round as Thanos, I clocked nine kills before I was taken down by a team of cooperating opponents, but regardless, it truly felt as if I was the most powerful person on the map while wearing the glove.
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There's a murdered woman this go-round too, but unlike Laura Palmer—discovered dead by someone who knew her, autopsied by the doctor who delivered her, eulogized by the priest who performed her baptism—her death is impersonal and detached, literally.
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In a merry-go-round of colors and shapes on the catwalk designs seamlessly turned from easy-going outfits to sequined evening wear dresses, in a breathtaking show that appeared like a trip through Armani's design books over the years.
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You might notice something different on the GoFundMe site for this go-round ... they've launched a centralized hub for verified campaigns, and we're told they're working directly with campaign organizers to guarantee funds raised for the tragedies are not misappropriated.
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If it's a hard thing to ask any politician to run against the party's wishes, it's particularly hard to ask a man who's already lost two campaigns for president to accept a third go-round with that same ending basically guaranteed.
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Several hiking blogs provide precise coordinates you can plug into a GPS in order to navigate to the Old Los Angeles Zoo, and those direct you to a little parking lot in the triangular section across from the merry-go-round.
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The merry-go-round of who wants to debate and when has been a common theme in the Democratic primary, and Mr. Sanders's push for one in April began in January, with a statement from Jeff Weaver, the Sanders campaign manager.
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At the center of the ring is a rickety merry-go-round, untarped for a party by a man living in a bowtop wagon, who in one page heads to the preschool with a shovel to help bury a rabbit.
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QUESTLOVE For me, I look at music within a 25-year cycle, a way of giving people in their thirties a last go-round of traveling through their childhood memories before they are required to be wise older statesmen and stateswomen.
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In the half-decade since the 49ers moved to Silicon Valley, the Stinsons, who bought season tickets here, too, have watched a merry-go-round of coaches, quarterbacks and losing teams that won just 25 games in the past five seasons.
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So for all the thematic echoes between "Carne y Arena" and earlier films like "Babel" or "The Revenant," I concluded by my third go-round that one movie above all might have prepared Mr. Iñárritu for the challenge of virtual reality.
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House leaders will either ignore it, as they did in the last omnibus go-round, or they will interpret "three days" as introducing a bill at 11:59pm on a Monday, and voting on at 12:01pm one day later.
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Other attractions will include face painting, arts and crafts, performances by Story Pirates and Trusty Sidekick Theater Company, and turns on the Homespun Merry-Go-Round, which is as much a one-man art project as it is a ride.govisland.
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His status as a handicapped veteran exempts his son from the mandatory 24-month military service, but when he tried to get the exemption papers he got stuck in a bureaucratic merry-go-round that is all too common for Iranians.
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But something seemed to go wrong in the writers' room this go-round, and even with a new dynamic that changes Frank's life, there are still some stories in play that might have been better wrapped up in season one.
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In Pripyat, the ghost town once home to 239,218 people who mainly worked at the plant, an amusement park houses a rusting hulk of a merry-go-round and dodgem-car track, and a giant Ferris wheel that never went into operation.
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"The methodology that the USDA used on the first go-round of the Market Facilitation Program payments they came up with a payment of only one penny for corn," said Nebraska corn farmer Lynn Chrisp, president of the National Corn Growers Association.
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Money makes the world go round, so if you want to call that cashing in, that's fine, but I think no one in media would refuse a paycheck for talking about the royals and, as a family, we're not subject to royal protocol.
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In essence, New Orleans was a zinc mirror of the much larger circulation of aluminum at Detroit orchestrated by Metro and dubbed the "merry-go-round" by U.S. Senator Carl Levin in a committee hearing into Wall Street's involvement in the commodities business.
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Resident Evil: The Final Chapter – $15 million Five films deep, the Resident Evil franchise has already made over $1 billion worldwide, but the question remains: can its final go-round repeat the ace performance of previous installments at the domestic box office?
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The French label is under new management since the start of this year, after a merry-go-round of changes at LVMH intended to give its biggest brands a fresh impetus as the industry courts a younger clientele and does more marketing online.
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The campaign could point out that opposition to immigration is based, in part, on the "lump of labour" fallacy, in which there are only so many jobs to go round; the same fallacy that was used to argue against women joining the workforce.
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I'm thinking of "Strangers on a Train," in which the climax takes place on a merry-go-round at a real amusement park, and "Psycho," which I saw at a midnight show on its opening day, an experience I will never forget.
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Just like the original, which debuted in 2004, the new razr (now stylized in lowercase) still features a flip-open design, only this go-round, the phone can be used as one cohesive screen once it's opened thanks to a zero-gap hinge.
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Thanks to Senator Carl Levin and his detailed cross-examination of Metro and Goldman executives about the Detroit queue back in November 2014, there is plenty of public detail about that original Deutsche cancellation and the other "merry-go-round" deals that followed.
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All proceeds from their song "Love Make the World Go Round" will benefit the Hispanic Federation's Proyecto Somos Orlando, which provides "mental health services that are culturally competent and bilingual" for those directly affected by the tragic Pulse nightclub shootings in Orlando.
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The episodes also marked Moffat's arrival to the series, which at the time was run by Russell T. Davies (who had revamped the very old series — which had aired from 1963 to 1989 on its first go-round — for a new millennium).
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Chocolate Cookie Dough Ale will be released this fall, and (like it did with the first go-round) Ben & Jerry's will donate a portion of the proceeds to Protect Our Winters or POW, a non-profit committed to raising awareness about climate change.
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Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough Ale will be released this fall, and (as it did with the first go-round) Ben & Jerry's will donate a portion of the proceeds to Protect Our Winters, or POW, a nonprofit committed to raising awareness about climate change.
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He added a few new figures: a dark and disturbing mother figure in a tortured yoga-like pose, and around the merry-go-round floor the severed green glistening segments of St. George's dragon, representing the violent and glorious circle of life.
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As part of the merry-go-round of private contractors to whom much of America's electronic intelligence work has been farmed out, Mr Snowden's role as a systems administrator and computing whizz let him see virtually everything the spy agencies were doing.
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"The only way to stop the merry-go-round of activists heading to prison is for the N.L.D. government to revoke the slew of rights-repressive laws that are regularly used by local officials and police to charge activists and protesters," he said.
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With her first go-round a rousing success, Kaylen tells us she wants other Instagram models to follow her lead ... and with a wider range of nudes available on a single platform, she thinks they could solve pretty much any global problem.
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LONDON (Reuters) - For all soccer's status as a global game, the pool of its top managers is relatively small and the world's leading clubs often have the feel of a tiny, gossiping village with a managerial merry-go-round on the central green.
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After four years of matching basketball calendars to Colleen's biological clock to plan births for the off-season, timing recruiting calls around nap schedules, and wrestling with nanny problems and a merry-go-round of fill-in babysitters, they needed a change.
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"You have to put yourself on a merry-go-round that keeps turning all the time," Merce Cunningham said of how he helped his dancers prepare for the unusual staging of his 1994 work "Ocean," in which they are surrounded by the audience.
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The last time it happened was in 1999, when the New York shows moved from being the final stop on the fashion week merry-go-round to the first, after a decision by Helmut Lang to leapfrog his show to the front of the line.
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No matter how you slice it, LSU has slipped a bit from the national elite merry-go-round, which is one big reason why Les Miles was fired and Orgeron landed in the driver's seat in 2016 — coincidentally, right after a controversial loss at Auburn.
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This was his second breakout from a Mexican prison, and though he's currently being stashed in the same facility—albeit with a few extra security measures like motion sensors—Mexican officials are reportedly more open to his being extradited than they were last go-round.
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Money makes the world go round, so if you want to call that cashing in, that's fine," Grant said, adding,"I think no one in media would refuse a paycheck for talking about the royal and, as a family, we're not subject to royal protocol.
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"The Dividend Aristocrats index beat the market three out of four times during rate tightening and during mega meltdowns, said Sam Stovall, US equity strategist at S&P Capital IQ. "If the stock market is the amusement park, dividend stocks are the merry-go-round.
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In some ways, Crossan seems like an unlikely candidate to snag some of music's big names on his first go-round; his native Guernsey is a four-hour ferry ride from the British mainland, and it has hardly any clubs, DJs, or electronic music.
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We're told Fashion Nova prepared for "Season 2" of Cardi's spring-summer line collection by having nearly 5 times the amount of inventory as the first go-round ... and they're still struggling to meet the demand, with the vast majority of styles selling like hotcakes.
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Still, where the first season of "Luke Cage" was among the best of Marvel's efforts on behalf of Netflix -- and a breakthrough for African-American superheroes before "Black Panther" rocked the box office -- this latest go-round lands more in the middle of the pack.
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There are multiple factors at play here, but at the heart of the whole ugly, tangled mess is pure human greed, and the most visual representation of that is the fifty-dollar handshake that still—after all these years—makes our world go 'round.
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Well, maybe: Bosch, who in the series's previous go-round had retired from the Los Angeles Police Department and become a private investigator, is hired in the new book by an aging billionaire to track down the child he might have sired years before.
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Mr. Koons is part of a top tier of highly successful contemporary artists who, with teams of assistants, produce works on an almost industrial scale for the global merry-go-round of art fairs, gallery shows, museum exhibitions, biennials and commissions from private museums.
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This new collection of stories, like all of Krasznahorkai's work, consists mostly of the searching, capacious sentences for which he has become known, each additional clause circling the unutterable like "a merry-go-round, around the thing itself," as the narrator of "Obstacle Theory" states.
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While the visuals aren't quite up there with Gravity, and my screen seemed a fraction off centre on the second go round, these are early days for the ride and for VR coasters in general and it was an experience like nothing I've had before.
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"I don't think we're going to have to address the debt restructuring issue in the next go-round, but if we do and if Congress wants us to, President Trump is up to that challenge," Tom Bossert, the White House homeland security adviser, told reporters.
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And as much as I yelled and cried at the screen, it was exactly the kind of cliffhanger I needed for a show that I've come to love so much, I've already seen it all the way through twice (and am currently on my third go-round).
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For those of us who have been through the full emotional merry-go-round with song repetition (disinterest leading into tolerance, tolerance leading into obsession, obsession into hatred, hatred into disinterest, and so it goes again and again) enough times to warrant an intervention, there's hope!
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Every new House Speaker promises a fresh start in Congress, and Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiJohnson eyes Irish border in Brexit negotiations Mueller report fades from political conversation Five key players in Trump's trade battles MORE was no different Thursday, even in her second go-round in the job.
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But then again, the fact that this looks so modern to us now shows you that there are so few new ideas with contemporary artists, and you could go round a graduate's show in 2016, and it would look brand new in 1993, whenever this piece was.
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Williams gives us pretty, tender ballads about loss and loneliness, and—especially on the album's closer, "Please Let Me Go Round Again"—an honest look inside the mind of a 77-year-old who knows that, sooner than later, he won't be able to do this anymore.
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Traditionally, Class AAA has been the level for prospects in need of extra seasoning before reaching the majors, a few journeymen who shuttle back and forth as depth pieces, and one or two players at the end of their careers pining for one last go-round.
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In an even more significant turn of the executive merry-go-round, Brett Gorvy, Christie's pre-eminent business-getter of postwar and contemporary art, left in December after 23 years to join forces with the private dealer Dominique Lévy and to form a new dealership, Lévy Gorvy.
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But while the president's adult children — Donald Jr., Eric, Ivanka and Tiffany Trump — all accompanied him on his last trip in June, attending a palace banquet, White House officials tell PEOPLE that none of them are set to travel across the Atlantic this go-round. Yes.
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Traditionally, Class AAA has been the level for prospects in need of extra seasoning before reaching the majors, a few journeymen who shuttle back and forth as depth pieces, and one or two players at the end of their careers pining for one last go-round.
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Unveiled this week at CES, the Pop is essentially a scaled up version of that product, doubling the megapixel count to 20, and, perhaps more important, returning the to the equally iconic 3 x 4 size – a familiar format to those who remember Polaroid from the first go-round.
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Hooks are what make the record go 'round, synthetic bells and fizzle and pitched percussion and gleaming keyboards, pink fluffy puffy bouncy explosive squealing sugary syrupy cotton candy slick streamlined crafted softcore erotica, keyed to the contrast between the lightness of her sound and the smokiness of her voice.
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For other young players, "plan out what you want your life to look like once the merry-go-round stops," advised Marc Minker, who has worked with professional athletes and is the lead managing director at CBIZ MHM, a New York-based national accounting and professional services firm.
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Harmon's involvement is particularly promising; a highly creative mind absolutely obsessed with pop-culture artifacts past and present, his contributions to this new round of MST3K (which will run 14 episodes this go-round) could potentially serve to bring the show's format up to speed with modern times.
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OSLO — On a winter-wonderland Wednesday in Oslo, as ice skaters held hands and rosy-cheeked toddlers lined up for rides on a merry-go-round and Ferris wheel, hundreds of bullet-ridden reindeer skulls were strung up yards away in a macabre curtain outside the Stortinget, Norway's Parliament.
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Incantation Since we time-travel into the futureat a blistering sixty-minutes-an-hour,I get you to sit down and write meone beautiful sentence I might carryin my inside pocket when I go,and held in the departure lounge unfold There is more than enough to go round.
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There is huge potential for new social structures with Saturn in Aquarius, and the dissemination of information is crucial to making the world go 'round at this time, so we can expect society and investors to push for technological advances, including breakthroughs in artificial intelligence and virtual reality.
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When: May 2162–8 / Friday, Saturday, Sunday: 12–8pm ($20) Where: Pioneer Works (159 Pioneer Street, Red Hook, Brooklyn) It is unquestionably a good thing that last year's small but strong newcomer to Frieze Week, 1:143 Contemporary African Art Fair, has returned for a second go-round.
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This go-round we've got five pilots just for you, and we've chopped them up to distribute on as many platforms as we can get our hands on, with the goal being to see what works, what makes us happy, and what you, dear viewer, think of what we've put together.
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Apple's second go-round at capturing a big chunk of that market ran aground not on the quality of its hardware or onboard software, but on the tools that were used to deploy and manage that hardware in under-resourced school districts that had already begun to commit to web systems.
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In some cases, however, it actually looks like it'd be fun if you can grab a dozen (possibly drunk) people to fill up all the empty space:The 'Ping Pong Go Round' is actually the invention of Singaporean installation artist, Lee Wen, who debuted the weirdo device mega-table in 1998.
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But if it simply substitutes offline demand for online sales it could lose out, because it would have to hand over a big chunk of its profit margin to third parties (at least there is plenty to go round; IKEA Group's gross profit margin averaged 40% between 2012 and 2016).
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" Where American Wrestlers was recorded at home using a Tascam 8-Track and a bass he bought at a local pawn shop, this go-round, despite still recording at home ("I've recorded in a proper studio in my life," McClure says with a laugh) he utilized a laptop and "decent mics.
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After a brief tour of the enticingly advertised but bleak "Boat Race in the Park Festival"—it's raining, I'm not allowed to ride the merry-go-round, and it's a muddy wasteland—I stumble into one of the many pubs along the portion of the Thames home to the boat race.
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" When discussing the status of development for a vaccine for the virus, Adams said officials have been seen progress and noted "tremendous innovation" from the private industry, but added that "what people need to know is a vaccine's not going to save the day, at least this first go-round.
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The chaotic and inconsistent implementation of the executive order during the week it was in effect likely shaped judges' assessment of it, and taking more care with a second go-round — especially if it eliminates some of the most obvious weaknesses with the original executive order — could be a show of good faith.
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And it is clear that when Metro offered Deutsche the original "merry-go-round" deal, whereby the bank could earn discounted storage if it moved its metal off-market to Metro sheds and then re-warranted them in Metro sheds, no-one was thinking about the potential impact on the Midwest premium.
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When Nancy Pelosi, in her first go-round as speaker, sat behind President George W. Bush, the sense of relief among Democrats who were tired of the war in Iraq was as palpable as the sense of gloom that arrived for them when Speaker John Boehner sat behind President Barack Obama in 2011.
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There's the triumvirate of Napoleon, Marcus and Caesar, each pulling a contemporary conveyance of war; Prince Henry, who "juggles" a ball with his six legs; Rudolph, who rotates a miniature merry-go-round 300 times his weight; and Petey and Peaches, "dancers" wearing "skirts" (who end up looking more like hermit crabs).
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An open letter that ran as a full-page ad in The Times on Friday, promised that Mr. Cuomo and Mayor Bill de Blasio would help shepherd the project through the community development and approval process, hopefully with far more transparency and far better communication than there was during the first go-round.
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"For instance, poorly cooked zucchini bites might be pushed onto the poor consumer once with fun language, but if they taste bad - are undercooked and not flavorful or overcooked and slimy - the consumer will steer clear of this choice on the next go 'round," Denke, who wasn't involved in the study, said by email.
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If the second inauguration of Mayor Bill de Blasio on Monday lacked some of the excitement of his first go-round, the undercard at the event — a pair of speeches by the newly re-elected comptroller, Scott M. Stringer, and the public advocate, Letitia A. James — provided at least a hint of dramatic tension.
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" In addition to much supplementary material, "The Jacques Rivette Collection" includes two interesting if failed experiments, "Merry-Go-Round," a bizarre buddy film with the Warhol superstar Joe Dallesandro (and Maria Schneider, years after "Last Tango in Paris"), and the female pirate saga "Noroit," starring Geraldine Chaplin, as well as the far more substantial "Duelle.
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Just about every big fight in the movie is choreographed and staged in the most interesting way possible: pink and blue smoke fills the air, a grenade launcher fires glitter bombs, there's a car chase on roller skates, and the movie's biggest brawl is a big game of keep-away on a merry-go-round.
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Further, congressional Democrats are so sure they have Trump's number this go-round that they intend to move with lightning speed on impeachment, and Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiHouse Republicans voice concerns about White House's impeachment messaging Overnight Health Care: Judge rules supervised drug injection sites are legal | Is a drug pricing deal still possible?
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In any other year DiCaprio would be a lock to get nominated, but he hasn't done a lot of campaigning — perhaps he still feels burned out from what was asked of him during the last go-round — and his "Revenant" victory was so recent that voters may be tempted to overlook him this time.
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I give up, brain.) This represents my second attempt at the concept after the first was rejected by Will, who liked the theme but not the execution; some but not all of the theme entries in that original go-round relied on homophones, like SINE OF THE TIMES (sin[AxB]) and HALF A GOOD DAY (.
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Gordy himself wrote the musical's book.) As Diana Ross, Gordy's love interest and one of his biggest discoveries, Allison Semmes, who understudied the role in the show's first go-round (and played the famously ousted Supreme, Florence Ballard), exudes a mixture of calculating ambition and youthful naïveté, coquettishly keeping an eye on the main chance even as a teenager.
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But if the all-star cast of this latest iteration — which boasts Kenneth Branagh, Daisy Ridley, Judi Dench, Penélope Cruz, and more — isn't enough to convince you it's time for another go-round, let the trailer's sleek production values and irresistibly campy combination of Christie's legendary tale and Imagine Dragons pull you in all the way.
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After a few years making the trips on the merry-go-round of open studios around the city, I find that the enjoyment I get tends to be twofold: discovering new artists I hadn't known about before and running into artists whose work I am already familiar with, but whose studios I had not previously visited.
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In this go-round, director Jean-Marc Vallée puts the focus back on Amma's relationship with Camille, as our favorite teen fatale lures her older sister through a typical suburban house party, where Amma gets into a brief fight with John Keene (the brother of murder victim No. 2, Natalie) and his girlfriend Ashley over their mutual suspicions of each other.
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