"Its enduring motto is 'katchi kapshida' — 'we go together' — not 'we go together, if we are paid enough.'"
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I mean, we know each other so we were just like, 'Hey let's go together,' and I was like, 'Okay, let's go together.
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Those two things can go together — because, why not?
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Bikinis and aquatic, flightless birds — they just go together, right?
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And we decided to go together because it was fun.
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Around the country, Shakespeare and summer go together very well.
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Malignancy abounds, and not all degradations of democracy go together.
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Few things go together as poorly as science and politicians.
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Beer and football may go together like wine and cheese.
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"You're mixing things that shouldn't go together, right?" he said.
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These engines don't go together all these easily at first.
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Armie Hammer and the word evil don't really go together.
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Electronics and water go together like, well, electronics and water.
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Home computers and infomercials were always meant to go together.
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It's taught me that firmness and kindness must go together.
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Presidents and shenanigans go together like peanut butter and jelly.
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I did not know how far we could go together.
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Subscriptions and services, of course, go together hand in hand.
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They go together like angelic peanut butter and fiery jelly.
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My sister, Becka, is terrified, and we will go together.
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Lagarde has understood, that economics and ecology must go together.
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Pastels and plaid go together like … well, shirts and pants.
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Those ideas aren't backwards magnets, they go together just fine.
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What can I say, animals and music just go together!
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Classic and somewhat collegiate, navy and brass just go together.
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In humans and other animals, the two indeed go together.
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Who knew that Disney and eggs would go together so well.
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More effective, equitable education strategies and smart immigration policies go together.
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You'd be surprised how well Beethoven, Evanescence, and Sia go together.
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There is no reason wanderlust and winter wonderlands can't go together.
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"Dialogue and saber-rattling can never go together," the commentary stated.
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We will walk together as far as we can go together.
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And different forms of openness and closedness don't always go together.
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It turns out that the two go together hand in hand.
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Because everyone knows that football and Crock-Pots just go together.
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"War and compassion don't go together well," he said at AEI.
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Martial arts and animals go together—they go hand in hand.
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What that tells us is, science and human exploration go together.
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They cannot live with it, and they have to go together.
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But the brothers had a plan to go together to Quinnipiac.
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Now, on to wondering how all the puzzle pieces go together.
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In fact, hip-hop and Halloween may go together the best.
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"It's better, cheaper and safer to go together," Mr. Rogozin said.
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Even better — grab your girlfriends and go together in matching getups.
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"Chad" and "tourism" are not words that usually go together, however.
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Some things go together naturally, just like Friends and Thanksgiving episodes.
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Turns out the two go together like peanut butter and jelly.
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We are in a situation where clean and cheap go together.
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All images: RazerAffordability and Razer are not, typically, words that go together.
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Contrary to the popular belief, however, the two really can go together.
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Like peas in a pod, they go together hand in hand — literally.
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Gaga and Cooper go together like you and your pillow at night.
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After all, censorship and the internet don't always go together too smoothly.
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Rick and Morty and video games go together like Tammy and Birdperson.
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Animal Crossing and the Switch go together like peanut butter and jelly.
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It goes with the political stability and economic stability they go together.
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The words "Kylie Jenner" and "retire" just don't seem to go together.
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Because, for the most part, parents and ink just don't go together.
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Surely the two go together like orange juice poured over pesto pasta?
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Power and money go together in Russia, and its citizens know that.
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Capital, crypto, and regulation go together like bread, peanut butter, and jelly.
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Later we will go together to pick Little John up from school.
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Unfortunately, this caricature mixes several ideas that do not necessarily go together.
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The combination of rich broth, basil, lime, and jalapeño go together perfectly!
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"TVs" and "Black Friday" go together like cats and broken tree ornaments.
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Skirt steak and salsa verde go together like peanut butter and jelly.
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Whereas, dirty and slow go together — that is the legacy of coal.
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The words "high tech" and "young" go together like peanut butter and jelly.
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" Or, as Hartman puts it, "realism and punishing don't have to go together.
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However, the Chapel Hill survey shows that some combinations tend to go together.
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It seems love and marriage do go together like a horse and carriage.
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Kaamilah proves that sneakers and suits go together like peanut butter and jelly.
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Apparently, booze and business in South Korea go together like Ben and Jerry's.
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But the two rarely go together, outside of swimming pools and disaster movies.
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Angelina Jolie and the beauty brand Guerlain go together like brie and Beaujolais.
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And we decided to go together because it was fun," Chopra replied. "Really?
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Force and relax just don't go together the way breath and anxiety do.
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Simply put, mental illness and access to deadly firearms should not go together.
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Ed Sheeran and Game of Thrones go together like, well, Starks and Mormonts.
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Those two things don't always go together in this moment of media history.
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"Video games and capitalism go together like peanut butter and jelly," said Shasha.
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Saxophone and punk go together like kale and quinoa or weed and brownies.
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It was a focus on strategy, and how tactics and strategy go together.
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Renata Klein Bankruptcy court and the Kleins go together like oil and water.
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Halloween and haunted houses go together like costumed children and epic sugar highs.
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There is a common misperception that the Rust Belt and NAFTA go together.
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So I called one of his friends, and we planned to go together.
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It goes without saying that military intervention and liberal democracy don't go together.
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In an interview last month, she argued that values and government go together.
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Incidentally, classical music and JNCO jeans go together like peanut butter and anaphylactic shock.
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But cheap and beginner-friendly don't generally go together when it comes to hardware.
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Camaraderie and comedy go together; there's something essentially lighthearted about human voices imitating instruments.
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Ever seen a couple of kids walking down the street playing Pokémon Go together?
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Much like Apple and social networking, Microsoft and social apps don't necessarily go together.
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CES and Apple don't usually go together, but anything goes so far in 2019.
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The two go together: how we can marry them and define a new standard?
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The second problem is that different forms of openness do not automatically go together.
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At first, we thought about bringing in politics, because punk and politics go together.
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There are some things in this world that were just meant to go together.
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If you like it, maybe we can go together next time you're in town!
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"And we know that these two drugs sort of go together," Audrain-McGovern said.
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August 13, 2016 Ice cream and summer go together like summer and ice cream.
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It's totalitarian psychology that helps to explain why the two things actually go together.
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Arts | Connecticut Cool jazz, fine whiskey and smoke-filled rooms used to go together.
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Coincidentally, my mom also has to attend for her job so we go together.
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Sam and Penny go together in a way that Penny and I do not.
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Because three things that unquestionably go together are cowboy hats, mustaches and eye patches.
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Ultimately, they chose Rockets of Awesome, joining two words that don't normally go together.
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Oil and gas companies and millennials seem to go together like oil and water.
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And when Chasten and I go together I think it brings us closer together.
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I suggested to my nephew that we go together and see what was happening.
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She thinks Susan would love the high school, and wishes they could go together.
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Running apps and sportswear companies go together like, well, running apps and sportswear companies.
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Pisces season and tax season go together like peanut butter and jelly for you, Leo.
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We usually go together, but she's tutoring a student this morning, so I go alone.
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Because no, caramel corn, cheddar corn, and movie-theater butter corn do not go together.
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The provision of services and mobility of labour, some economists note, tend to go together.
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I text one of my friends in the area and we decide to go together.
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"We don't want to match, but we want to go together," he says of Sykes.
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Unless you live in Japan, fried chicken and Christmas aren't really things that go together.
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We know each other so we were like, 'Hey you know what, let's go together.
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The idea was that first-person perspective, VR and horror, these things go together well.
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If we set those goals and we go together, there's nothing that America can't do.
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With the exception of the Pixar film Ratatouille, rats and dining never go together. Never.
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Contractual complexities aside, television and live stage productions go together like peanut butter and wine.
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Fidelity Investments and the Johnson family, for example, go together like, well, mom and pop.
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Put simply, college and proper nutrition don't always go together like peanut butter and jelly.
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We just go together in November of last year and went into the studio together.
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I coordinate with my best friend who lives down the street, and we go together.
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Like peanut butter and jelly or Simon and Garfunkel, animation and comedy simply go together.
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I felt if any two languages could go together, it would be Bogart and Streb.
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"He's both smart and intelligent, and those two things don't always go together," Dunn said.
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The games focused on "strategy, and how tactics and strategy go together," he told the Times.
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The splotches of red and yellow showed combinations of frequencies that don't naturally go together — ever.
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But while history shaped where they are, it doesn't control where they go together from here.
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Some things just go together: spaghetti and meatballs, Bert and Ernie, winter sidewalks and dog booties.
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For politically divided families, the holidays and presidential elections go together like turkey and … ice cream.
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In the strange world of crypto-currencies, faith and rationality go together like yin and yang.
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"Technology and China — these two words actually go together now," said Jenny Lee of GGV Capital.
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From the outside, you could think that it doesn't go together, but it went together, intimately.
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For college kids, drinking and Juuling go together: people who like buzzes tend to mix them.
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One Sydney Morning Herald columnist snidely questioned whether art and hot air could ever go together.
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I realized I didn't know shit about love and suffering and how they can go together.
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Checking and saving accounts go together like bacon and eggs, but both are good separately, too.
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These pages don't go together, any more than the play's lovers do in their initial configuration.
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In an ideal world, the two go together and certainly do not clash with each other.
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Since our hostel provides FREE breakfast in the coffee shop next door, we agree to go together.
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So, the argument goes, being extremely Muslim and being extremely violent do not seem to go together.
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Good thing for these cat duos, they go together like a daggy knitted sweater and holiday cheer.
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Suicide and drinking do seem to go together—but both might be the effect of social turbulence.
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"Solar and batteries go together like peanut butter and jelly," Musk said on the call with investors.
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During the day we would go together to the funeral home our family owns to spend time.
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In a collaboration titled "Love$ick", Mura Masa and Rocky go together like, well, two lovesick fucks.
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Shaming women for thinking that fun videos and selfies and science can go together solves absolutely nothing.
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Hydro-Pro Hydration Backpack — $15.99 See Details Summer and cocktails go together like peanut butter and jelly.
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However, sometimes Google will get a little confused and combine photos that don't really go together well.
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It is a system that works on the table, but needs to go together first in nature.
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Slat had learned that I surfed, and, despite being a beginner, he suggested that we go together.
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Though I think they're worth giving a try, I think potato and chocolate simply don't go together.
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But while some people just intrinsically get what colors go together, some of us need some guidelines.
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"I feel like we should just all go together and all wear the same designer," she says.
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Hilarious, witty, heartbreaking, and soul-crushingly real are terms that normally don't go together without a fight.
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But actually on both physiological and psychological levels, the two go together like peanut butter and jelly.
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If you put the phrase TO GO together, it becomes the country of TOGO in West Africa.
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Critic's Notebook Let's be honest: "Prestige television" and "Shark Week" are not phrases that go together naturally.
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Some things don't go together: brussels sprouts and bubblegum; cats and canaries; Megyn Kelly and NBC News.
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Subscription boxes and geeks go together like Kirk and Spock, like Harry and Ron, like Eleven and Eggos.
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Christmas and Harry Potter go together like Hermione and homework, Harry and Ginny, and Dumbledore and lemon drops.
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As in America, the view in China that carriers and status go together will be hard to change.
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They go together like bread and butter, sugar and spice, cheese and crackers — yeah, you get the picture.
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Magic and makeup don't always go together — but when they do, you know it's going to be good.
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Halloween and drinking heavily go together like the orange and black bulbs on your neighbor's inexplicable outdoor decorations.
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Princess Kate and coloring go together like tea and scones, George and Charlotte, and especially Charlotte and balloons!
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The salty and crunchy exterior is not a contrast to the sweet dough; the two go together perfectly.
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And, in your mind, do pepperoni and cheese go together like customized burial packages and affordable payment plans?
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Which is just to say the laughter and the anguish always go together, their tones enriching each other.
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In a report published in 2018, the Commission had said rounding could go together with an immediate withdrawal.
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I think these things go together and we look forward to talking about how we can advance both.
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Other days, she loads her dad's wheelchair into an Uber and they go together to the grocery store.
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Like most hikers/mountaineers/campers, I had come to accept that those two things just don't go together.
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You wouldn't think the twee indy act and mega-talented hip-hop superstar would go together this well.
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"I knew I wanted something on these fingers to go together when I put my hands together," she said.
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Pizza and sex go together like a fine wine with a good meal, but usually one after the other.
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There's going to be, I don't know, like a factory of Kansas, and Trump and Cook will go together.
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Chopra pooh poohed the question away, saying the two were both wearing Ralph Lauren and decided to go together.
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If you're having trouble imagining how those two things could possibly go together, well, apparently, so did George Clooney.
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Sweeney: Not really, although I like how an EP can have three songs that go together as a piece.
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A lot of letters just don't go together, and their dissonance is a clue that you've made a misstep.
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We have memberships to the same gym, but only go together on Wednesday mornings, which is his day off.
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Crab mac and cheese is the best argument against the whole "seafood and cheese should never go together" thing.
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Low- or no-interest rates and credit cards generally don't go together, except when it comes balance-transfer offers.
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It's hard for women because makeup is expected but so is clear skin and they don't always go together.
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The two of them go together because the UHF discount feeds into how that national ownership cap is calculated.
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Having walked in Republican and marijuana circles, Baucum knows more than most how rarely the two positions go together.
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Beatty suggested we go together to Dr. Shirley's studio that evening, because he wanted to hear him play Scriabin.
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South Africa is someplace that interested all of us, and we thought it would be cool to go together.
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Eve Owen "So Still For You" The English coastline and folk music go together like my anxiety and chocolate.
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Kourtney said in the episode that "it's nice to be able to all go together and experience it together."
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It's a mixed-up world we're living in, but there are some things that just go together: wine and cheese.
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It's a big, boxy truck that ships in pieces that go together just like that bookcase you bought at Ikea.
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I've been active in the Viking scene for ten years, and I feel Viking music and rock go together perfectly.
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It's just a whole bunch of atomistic pieces, that don't go together in any whole, and people game the systems.
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Kate Middleton is proof that modesty and fashion can go together, and it doesn't have to be a big thing.
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"I believe that agricultural production and environmental conservation need to go together, side by side," she said in her posting.
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An international example of the way that open and closed can go together in complicated ways is provided by Singapore.
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My dad gives my sister and me a $21 grocery budget each week, and we all go together to shop.
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The words "hardcore" and "salad" rarely go together, but they just might when Cro-Mags frontman John Joseph is involved.
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Music and food go together; listening to some good music and eating some good food is the best shit ever.
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With virtual reality, you can see how multiple pieces go together and from different views, as if you're walking around.
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Emile Castillo: I had to study, what is it that will go together with the eggs and with the lobster.
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Without exception, high-income economies have high levels of urbanisation: urban living, rising energy use and rising incomes go together.
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Or contrasting spiky star charms with round freshwater pearls: "Putting two things that almost don't go together, together," she said.
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It's a saga of extremely cruelty, humanity's greed, like two egos crashing each other, like they will never go together.
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"It'll take me a long time to do properly, because 'ROM hack' and 'good story' seldom go together," he explains.
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This growing database of completed outfits created the basis of a machine learning model that predicts which items go together.
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"What I'm going to try to emphasize in Japan is those two things can go together quite nicely," Emmert said.
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I love auto racing and when I was 212 years old, I thought, auto racing and nice watches go together.
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CHOCOLATE LAVA GNOCCHI: The arguably strange Chocolate Lava Gnocchi proved to me that potato and chocolate simply don't go together.
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If you want, you can just go together and just have sex with each other while looking at other people.
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Reassembling the set of materials, or experiences, I juxtapose what doesn't usually go together, allowing the psyche to re-understand itself.
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Accusations of racism and The Bachelor go together like a confused hunk and a pile of roses in need of distribution.
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It was these two things that shouldn't go together, which is very high-quality food and a very quick, casual environment.
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The two give their names to the clerk for records, and go together to be shot, and I will never recover.
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"As it is difficult for the two to go together, it is much safer to be feared than loved," Machiavelli writes.
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These can go together, but research shows that empathy and compassion are different and even activate different parts of the brain.
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"I knew no matter what I would get married in the castle, so all of the things have to go together."
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"They gain a lot of strength and the ability to help each other when they go together in distribution," Bewkes said.
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" In another part of the trial, he said, "Some sex and pain sometimes go together ... that's not necessarily a bad thing.
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The combined comedy stylings of Gaiman and Pratchett seem like they go together great on screen in this first look trailer.
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The pasta-less bolognese and cookies were both good, but they didn't really go together... maybe their love was always doomed.
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Smoking weed and eating cereal go together like peanut butter and jelly, so why not do both at the same time?
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Your duty to look out for them and your interest in looking out for yourself go together like bread and mold.
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Minh Thu: [Laughing] I want to look for a job in America, and we'd have to go together and work together.
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Back then, people thought you were nuts if you believed that making wine and being in the Netherlands could go together.
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According to a popular proverb, if you want to go fast, go alone; if you want to go far, go together.
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There's the old proverb that if you want to go fast, go alone; if you want to go far, go together.
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"We both understand each other well and that as an alliance, we always go together," he said, speaking through a translator.
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" Mr. Crimp said: "George's music has a combination of sensuousness and intellectual rigor; those are the two things that go together.
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You want flavors that will complement one another and at least a loose plan for how it will all go together.
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"We wanted to go together to a place that we had gone to so many times on our own," she said.
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Memes and the alt-right go together like peanut butter and jelly that's been spread into the shape of a swastika.
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All That Shimmers Glitter and the holiday season go together like tinsel and holly, but it can be a hassle to apply.
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Intrigued by the combination of salmon and truffle oil, I ordered it, thinking to myself that these flavors don't usually go together.
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Their coordinated outfits go together in more subtle ways, such as following the same color scheme or featuring the same print fabric.
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Harry Connick Jr. and television go together like peas and carrots, peanut butter and jelly, or – yes – a wink and a smile.
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Winter and coffee go together (it's science), but venturing outside to get that coffee in the middle of winter just plain sucks.
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Women's Dualistic™ Jacket Lightweight and heavy duty don't always go together, but this versatile jacket proves the two aren't mutually exclusive.
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Then algorithms look for bacteria and diseases that go together to determine how the former can be used to treat the latter.
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"As Americans we want to have the best quality at the lowest price and they just don't always go together," Fox said.
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Wordplay THURSDAY PUZZLE — I've always said that if there are two things that go together particularly well, it's puns and European travel.
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The proposal would also merge the Departments of Education and Labor, with the idea that education and job training should go together.
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For charity events, they are quite strict on the characters you can play, so we always dress in things that go together.
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"Surprising effects and juxtapositions of musical features you would not usually think go together is a hallmark of psychedelic music," Auslander says.
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We possess the understandable prejudice that literacy and democracy somehow go together, that a literate society is best able to resist oppression.
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"Fire and pines go together like peas and carrots," said Bernie Isaacson, an assistant regional forester with the New Jersey Forest Service.
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It's not a flavor combination that's authentic to any one place, but the sour, pungent and salty notes all go together beautifully.
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"I've said this in the past — TV and what's going on in the actual arena don't go together," he said on Thursday.
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If we set those goals and go together to try to achieve them, there's nothing in my opinion that America can't do.
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Drinking might get some serious thematic competition from music, except that the two so frequently go together in Motley's paintings, as in life.
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Topknots and supermodels go together like peanut butter and jelly, but Kendall Jenner's latest updo is not your everyday model-off-duty look.
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Clearly, people get that money and mobile go together, and they're becoming more willing to treat a digital wallet like their physical wallet.
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S. Eliot, "The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock" And we will all go together when we go — Every Hottentot and every Eskimo.
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" When nuclear catastrophe comes, he cheers elsewhere, "we will all go together when we go, what a comforting fact that is to know!
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You have an adorable dog, you love looking at adorable dogs on the Internet — there's no reason these two things can't go together.
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Donuts and the pools don't really go together, but the breakfast pastry does have a convenient hole, making it perfect for holding drinks.
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And we decided to go together because it was fun," Chopra replied, shutting down the idea that the pair was a couple. "Really?
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If we set those goals and we go together to try to achieve them, there's nothing in my opinion that America can't do.
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Because pain and depression go together, researchers have been careful to screen out depressed patients when studying the effects of antidepressants on pain.
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Having towels that don't go together might not seem like a big deal, but it can prevent your bathroom from feeling tied together.
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The two women decided to go together to the Title IX office, accompanied by a professor, Nana Simopoulos, who acted as their adviser.
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Why I say they go together is that if you have this tremendous degree of wealth concentration, then that's going to impact information flows.
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If you pick items you can mix and match, everything will go together and you'll create a much larger wardrobe with fewer pieces. 2.
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"It connects with the idea of hygiene, this idea that whiteness and cleanliness go together and that black or brownness are dirty," says Hunter.
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You don't have to attend FurryCon to figure out that a muscular cartoon tiger and furries go together like, well, milk and Frosted Flakes.
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All of which don't really go together and eventually build up to such a mess that it's way too daunting to try and fix.
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Those that remained anticipated the worst: Willis told me he and his coworkers used to go together to job centers to explore other options.
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The shows go together like cocoa and marshmallows; they're intellectually complementary, and they run consecutively, as far as I can tell, in most places.
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I bought the concert tickets when I was dating someone thinking we'd go together but alas... Glad my sister is my ride or die.
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"We've been through a lot together [my wife and I], so we figured that if we're gonna go we'll go together," he says, quietly.
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"The welfare state that Labour once stood for - you used to stand for something - and an immigration country, they can't go together," he said.
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It's stomach-churning, because hypocrisy and autocracy go together: lack of transparency is the enemy of democracy, and we already had a democracy suspended.
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Kathy and I agreed that we should find the outside edges first, and we collected pieces that seemed to go together in little groups.
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As we go together, we will draw inspiration from heroic and selfless acts - friends who helped friends, took care of each other and saved lives.
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At this point, the rumor is baseless, but just thinking about a hypothetical Pitt-Hudson union made me realize how seamlessly these two go together.
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The two don't always go together, which is unfortunate, but you have to trust the words of your contract versus the words of a friend.
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"Anti-fandom and misogynoir (combining sexism and racism, a term coined by Moya Bailey)" often go together, academic researcher and journalist Penny Andrews pointed out.
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"My husband and I don't work at the same time, so we all go together as a family," she tells PEOPLE in this week's issue.
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They're not just siblings, they're BFFs, that's why North Shore Animal League America is looking for a home where Talulah and Bo can go together.
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Chocolates and desert heat seemed not to go together, but Sadek packed them in stylish boxes with silver scissors on top, and they caught on.
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READ: Sessions promises crackdown: "Drugs and crime go together" Criminologists tend to consider data over longer periods, like 10 to 15 years, when identifying trends.
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A long time ago, if someone was gonna have like a rococo interior, everything would have to be rococo, or it wouldn't all go together.
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"In Japan, the words old and charming do not go together," says Noriko Kagami, an estate agent (who tore down a house she bought herself).
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Sure, the two aren't exactly new (nor do they necessarily have to go together) but aspiring makeup artists have made the duo a winner online.
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However, for this taste-tester, as much as I wanted them to be a match in dessert heaven, potato and chocolate simply don't go together.
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Such works may be called one-liner jokes, but there's metaphorical resonance in their integration of materials, imagery and ideas that don't normally go together.
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The first and only time I ever met Jones, she exclaimed that music and sex must always go together because they are the same thing.
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THC and tunes go together like peanut butter and jelly, like ketchup and mustard, like, well, weed and contemplating the vast mysteries of the universe.
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To get there, they queried some 2 million fashion stylists, who sent in photographs of some 500,000 outfits that, in their view, go together well.
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As we go together, we will draw inspiration from heroic and selfless acts -- friends who helped friends, took care of each other and saved lives.
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The Sports Illustrated swimsuit edition wants to send a message that sexy and empowered can go together, its editor, MJ Day, told CNBC on Wednesday.
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TV: This movie is both really funny and really angry, and something about those two tones seems to go together really well, especially in satire.
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He finally makes some headway and arranges a situation where he can catch the guy, and he and Shao go together to deal with the situation.
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Following the old adage that "things that grow together go together," these savory, garlicky fritters use stinging nettles and three-cornered leeks, both wild spring edibles.
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And I landed on "Coach," and Barry was ... He taught me that kindness and strength can go together, and I just had never really seen that.
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These three items may not sound like they go together, but a police officer in Kansas is using them to help children when they're feeling vulnerable.
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" On prostitution, she wrote: "All men, if they are normal, go with women, women like that accost them on the street and then they go together.
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Pumpkin Spice Cleaner See Details Candy and Halloween obviously go together — the only way this pair could get any better is if pumpkin spice was involved.
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However, as Chopra later told Jimmy Kimmel, the pair weren't dating — they had just "decided to go together" because they were both dressed by Ralph Lauren.
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There are a lot of things that just go together like PB&J — bloggers and Chloe bags, French girls and striped shirts, Eva Chen and apples.
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They would like the world to know that Ancho Reyes chile liqueur and apple cider go together like Santa Claus and a pack of ornery reindeer.
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"It was one of those things where I was like: How do the Rockettes and Mia Michaels go together?" she said over coffee later that week.
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I think those guys, platforms and theatrical, should go together...They both together can elevate cinema, and more important, they can create a diversity in cinema.
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These are the winter months for the Southern Hemisphere, which brings us to a common theme: Influenza and winter go together like hot chocolate and marshmallows.
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As Brian Zisk, founder of the annual SF MusicTech Summit, told the East Bay Express last fall, ""Music and weed go together like — music and weed.
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It has only what philosopher John Searle described as syntax—the way in which words, pixels and computer code go together; not what they are about.
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"It's going to be far more effective if they go together," said Meredith Crowley, an expert on international trade at the University of Cambridge in England.
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Tourism and Haiti may not seem like they go together, but in the years after World War II, the country belonged to the Caribbean highlight reel.
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That tension is something that I explore in the collections — thinking about the pragmatic and utilitarian and the frivolous and decorated and how they go together.
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As Frank writes: Until the viking age was invented, there was no horned-helmeted viking, and vice versa: the two go together like Easter and bonnet.
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"Those things go together," Mishler said, noting that she wasn't trying to act like the best yoga teacher but rather she was trying to be of service.
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Fergie and Duhamel even had a go together, sledding down the hill during a tandem ride, with Fergie in front, and throwing up their arms in excitement.
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Retired Red Sox pitchers and running for office apparently go together like fried chicken and beer, as another former Boston hurler is the New England political mix.
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We might not be able to fully address this timeless philosophical conundrum, but we can attest that bottles of bubbly and NYE go together like PB&J.
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So Blink's message that 'Every Body Is Different' and 'Raise Your Game' kind of go together in the sense that everybody is different but everybody is included.
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Weird nature shoops and the internet go together like Staind and teen angst—just look at these amazing critters with eyes on the fronts of their heads.
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I too rely on a sixth sense for spices to know which ingredients will go together and a certain aroma to know when a dish is done.
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Which was what made Trump so distinctive: He combined ideas that go together in the minds of many voters, but not in the mind of Republican elites.
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"I think I just hadn't calculated my sleeve length and the waving and how those two things would go together and reveal personal things about me," Roberts recalled.
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Elite private universities—which already spend millions on outreach programmes—can only do so much to push against a public education system where quality and income go together.
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Star Trek and Tron aren't two things that typically go together, but filmmaker Patrick Collins recently mashed the pair together in a short film called Star Trek: Legacy.
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Unlike traditional Rice Krispies Treats, fall's release comes with the addition of icing, because pumpkin pie and sweet, silky whipped cream go together like Snap, Crackle, and Pop.
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The "Prepare" tab offers polling places directions, links to Messenger to "make plans with friends to go together," info on voter requirements, and the newly launched ballot guide.
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"There's a group of six to eight of us that try to go together, so it's a fun, positive friend activity versus going out to eat," says Greene.
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That way you don't feel like you've assembled a random selection of things you love that don't go together, which is sort of the motto of my closet.
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There's no need to choose between your love of music and your love of makeup, because 17-year-old Sarah Khan just proved that they go together perfectly.
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Ahead, see the game-changing women who prove that there's power in how we style our hair and makeup — and that leadership and lipstick can go together perfectly.
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Just as we follow our own personal unwritten manuals on fashion trends, we also have very personal feelings about what flavors and textures go (or don't go) together.
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The simple correlation between energy production and household incomes is 0.17, not particularly strong but still consistent with the observation that energy production and good jobs go together.
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It's a very hearty dish, but they brighten it up with this sliced strawberry, which, I'm intrigued to see how that'll all go together, but it smells amazing.
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Wrapping up an extraordinary year in which the two leaders met three times, Kim shared his wish to go together towards peace and prosperity, according to Moon's office.
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On the spectrum of things that were just born to go together, tomato juice and beer would probably somewhere between bananas and nutella, and pickles and peanut butter.
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If you're a face mask junkie like me, you know that self-care and skin care go together at least as well as Gisele Bündchen and Tom Brady.
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"We want to be a company that champions odd pairings and put two things that you wouldn't expect to go together together and see what happens, " Lam said.
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"Cheddar Man subverts people's expectations of what kinds of genetic traits go together," Dr. Tom Booth, an archaeologist from the Natural History Museum in London, said in a release.
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These things may not sound like they go together, but for Sarah Moreno, an officer with the Leavenworth Police Department in Kansas, they're the keys to comforting traumatized kids.
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It also happens to be, like many things, perfect fodder for an It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia parody, because the two go together here just like milk and steak.
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There's also some opposites in that [Paper Boi] is a big dude, Darius is a little skinny guy and they just go together like two peas in a pod.
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One told Patrick that he was positive, too, that he had a great doctor, and if he wanted, he could give him his number, and they could go together.
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As is often the case, even reputable researchers publishing in reputable journals run roughshod over the difference between correlation (two phenomena go together) and causation (one causes the other).
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Whether we go together with [President Petro] Poroshenko and we continue to wage war, or we go with anybody besides Mr. Poroshenko, and he works with anybody besides him.
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"I knew I wanted something on these fingers to go together when I put my hands together," Baldwin told PEOPLE in 2016 not long after getting her new ink.
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The stereotype that women and tech don't go together is alive and well, according to a new study that analyzed how Twitter users guessed the gender behind anonymous tweets.
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East Germans' first taste of freedom was often a bananaPflugbeil: The next day my eldest daughter wanted to go together to West Berlin, but she had a violin lecture.
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Margaritas and Mexican food seem to go together like peanut butter and jelly, but these frosty drinks are sometimes made with a processed drink mix and packed with sugar.
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In nontheme news, I liked the long Down entries, especially the symmetrical ROCKY ROAD and WINE SAUCE, which definitely don't go together, but are each delicious on their own.
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Now, if you find yourself thinking those two things can't possibly go together, Ball is more than happy to prove you wrong with his ongoing photo series Britain in Space.
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The hat also serves to make a point about why the two elements of the design — the Trump-inspired visuals and "black lives matter" text — don't seem to go together.
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He will often turn his attention to a single object, or a pair of things that don't really go together, like a paper price tag and a vase of tulips.
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The company announced its Pokédates concept earlier this month, which now not only matches singles based on their profile, but also on their mutual desire to play Pokémon Go together.
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Carvel Ice Cream: Dads and ball caps go together like milk and cookies, so it only makes sense that Carvel would be giving away limited-edition hats on Father's Day.
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Eric Schelter, a metals chemist at the University of Pennsylvania, is developing a simple, cost-effective method for pulling apart neodymium and dysprosium, which often go together inside permanent magnets.
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Leon and Carol Lim imagine a hopeful, even fantastical journey with their garments, drawing from different aesthetics and silhouettes to highlight just how good these seemingly incongruous styles go together.
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Grindcore and politics go together like peanut butter and chocolate; sure, you can enjoy one without the other, but they're far more powerful when swirled together by a steady hand.
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Adult Swim and bass god Thundercat go together like peas in a pod, or rather, strings on a bass (*is tossed out of a window for this terrible joke, returns*).
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"We Go Together" sings praises about eternal youth and being confident that no one, 10 years down the line, will say, "We should hang out sometime!" and not follow through.
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THURSDAY PUZZLE — Brandon Koppy made his New York Times Crossword debut last year with an interesting puzzle about the way words go together, and he's back with another great find.
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"We started hanging out for the next two months, and when Coachella came around, we decided the day before to go together," Backes told Vogue of when they first met.
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Suggestions here are to join a group fitness class, a running club or pair up with a friend or neighbor and go together to the local gym or community center.
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I'm a longtime fan of his, because I thought it was brilliant that someone was bringing absurdity to erotica, which are not usually two things that go together — on purpose, anyway.
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The pairing is no coincidence: for many restaurateurs, the two American imports, which have no real similarities save their roundness and vaguely Central European roots, go together like salt and pepper.
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You can watch any number of clips of Christophe Pinna demonstrating this idea on YouTube—the feet go together so that you can perform your thrust after an initial bounce in.
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"Panama and the BVI go together like Bonnie and Clyde," says an offshore lawyer—though he also points out that some of the most watertight corporate secrecy can be found onshore.
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She didn't want to go because she was so emotional about the date, but another friend, who had recently gone through his own breakup, persuaded her that they should go together.
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Not being able to imagine all of the furniture, light fixtures, and rugs together also had me buying more basic furniture simply so that I would know it would go together.
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"There's an old saying, 'If you want to go fast, go alone, but if you want to go far, go together,'" Booker said at the beginning of a video by MoveOn.
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"Winter sports and Lake Placid go together like wildlife and forests," Robert Flacke, New York State's commissioner of Environmental Conservation at the time, told The New York Times in January 1981.
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We all know that wine and cheese go together like—well—like birds of a feather, or like yin and yang, or like rama lama lama ka dinga da dinga dong.
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The result is a system that can decipher short and long sleeves, round or v-neck collars, and so on, and from that makes the suggestions of what will go together.
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"You often have potatoes served in the curry, so the two go together," said the chef, Ann Redding, who owns Uncle Boons and Uncle Boons Sister with her husband, Matt Danzer.
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Of these, I really liked WATER FEATURE, WE GO TOGETHER (like rama lama lama ka dinga da dinga dong), ON YOUR MARK and FIRST SNOW, which I thought was very evocative.
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The words "German" and "comedy" may not seem to go together, but Toni Erdmann is easily one of the best films of the year, provoking tears of both laughter and real feeling.
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The two disciplines don't seem like they'd naturally go together, but Yi recently gave a TED Talk performance where he danced alongside a perfectly choreographed Kuka robotic arm that he programmed himself.
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"Electromobility and Porsche go together perfectly; not just because they share a high-efficiency approach, but especially because of their sporty character," Porsche AG board chairman Oliver Blume said in a statement.
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We are here to tell you that the Fitzgeralds and Thanksgiving actually go together like sweet potatoes and marshmallows, or like Stove Top Stuffing and a stick-and-a-half of butter.
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And they made the decision to go together, joining the caravan as it progressed, instead of alone like tens of thousands of their fellow Guatemalans and Hondurans (and Salvadorans) do every year.
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"I think that Cyn and I have so many interests that all go together perfectly," Brittany previously told PEOPLE of her and Cynthia's lifestyle blog, The Sweet Life, launch earlier this month.
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"They'll go to the White House, invited for coffee or tea, they'll spend half an hour there or so, and then they'll go together," he said, according to local news station WTOP.
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Makeup and macabre antiques may not be the most obvious pairing, but for Bunny Meyer, the effervescent brain behind the YouTube channel Grav3yardgirl, they go together like "energizer" and, well, you know.
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When you DJ solo for a long time you can get stuck in little patterns, where you know that two records go together really well so you do that over and over.
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They really should go together so well — one of the major focuses in sports training is efficiency, and a well-designed wearable should be the perfect tool to designing a clutter-free workout.
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The only difference between this low-rent Tinder clone and PokeMatch, in fact, is that the only people who join the app are those who have a desire to play Pokémon Go together.
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Just look at the male and female bodies ... It would be like trying to fit two screws together and to nuts together and then say, 'see, it's natural for them to go together.
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Let's say two gym rats want to go together, and they want to join the gym super-buff community of people, or the 420 people, they all want to go smoke pot together.
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She also shared her booty-popping along to her pal Drake's "One Dance," because if there are two things that go together better than Minaj in a chainmail dress, it's Minaj and Drake.
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My hunch is they will: The mixture of antiquarian precision and entrepreneurial self-confidence that drives "La La Land" will be embraced by a generation for whom preservation and invention often go together.
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"But I would like to stress that it is very important, including from the standpoint of the central bank, that structural reforms of this kind should go together with macroeconomic stability," she said.
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Oxenberg took courses like Mobius, about healing the parts of yourself that you reject and not hating them in other people; and Human Pain, about understanding that love and pain often go together.
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Foreign policymakers largely assumed that all good things would go together—democracy, markets, and human rights—and so they thought opening China to trade would inexorably lead to it becoming a liberal democracy.
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Most pot smokers would agree: weed and video games go together like peanut butter and jelly (and banana slices, and an ice cold glass of milk, and M&Ms, and maybe some Funyons, too).
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Both go together in the dry-pot cooking that is the specialty of this newcomer from Ning Amelie Kang, a Culinary Institute of America graduate who wanted to recreate her relatives' cooking in China.
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You may not believe corn and dessert go together, but consider this: while we commonly think of corn as a part of a savory dish, it's also in plenty of your favorite breakfast cereals.
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You wouldn't think that the Jackson 5, Meghan Trainor, and Skrillex would go together, but the results are always listenable, and we wouldn't be surprised if people just used DropMix to DJ a party.
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" The ONJ Centre is hoping to raise $1 million for the We Go Together campaign to "continue to grow our critical research, pioneer trials and deliver holistic care to all who are in need.
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I had the head forensic scientists and anthropologist of the Pentagon, Dr. John Berg explained to me, we don&apost even know if those are separate remains or if someone go together-- BENNETT: Sure.
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As with "I Married an Angel," it is useful to see what Kitaj places in each compartment and how he depicts the space, as well as see how they go (and don't go) together.
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Joan Salge Blake, a registered dietitian and clinical professor at Boston University who hosts the podcast "Spot On," didn't only think about what foods would provide nutrients, but also which ones would go together.
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But the weak point is that they do almost nothing unexpected, and the best humor comes from the unexpected, the startling cognitive dissonance that happens when two things that don't normally go together, do.
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Though it should be noted that in the expanded Star Wars universe (much of which has since been removed from the canon), Palpatine and cloning go together like Jedis and hooded robes, so, maybe.
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This classic action romp, in which John McClane (Bruce Willis) takes down a bunch of terrorists to protect his family, all on Christmas Eve, proves why gunfire and Christmas go together so very well.
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For a while birth rates were lower in countries where lots of women worked outside the home, but more recently that trend has been reversed: higher fertility and higher employment rates for women go together.
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I think that's something interesting, the dynamic between them is in order to achieve these goals, they have to find a way to go together when they necessarily wouldn't have common ground to begin with.
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"With some outfits you need to do a smolder because if you're wearing a slit up to your hip bone and you're smiling like you're on Space Mountain, it just doesn't go together," she said.
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Some of the bits and pieces don't really go together — for example, it doesn't make much sense for Apple to sell short a device with a new processor by using a three-generation-old name.
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Last year, the entertainers posed together at the Met Gala but Chopra later explained that they weren't announcing couple status, but rather just "decided to go together" because they were both dressed by Ralph Lauren.
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We had two options: go together as a group — The Times, The New York Post and the German tabloid Bild — or race each other to the first locker checkpoint to see who could register first.
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When Witt attends Burning Man, which she sees as the epicenter of "sexual experimentation, psychedelic drugs, and futurism," she meets a man whom she calls Lunar Fox, and they go together into an orgy dome.
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In other words, despite a too-common misconception of Muslim religiosity as at odds with an American identity, the two seem to go together; it correlates with civic engagement outside of the mosque as well.
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We've always talked about the fact we'll go together, in an airplane or…if I walk down the street and get hit by lightning, she'll die too because of the fact she's right next to me.
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" If she had to choose a way to die, she says, "I don't care as long as Jeffrey and I go together and we end up in a big suite with a view of the ocean.
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There were no new castles, townships, hamlets, ports, septs, or holdfasts rendered in the opening credits of last night's Game of Thrones, for a very good reason: We've been everywhere we're ever going to go together.
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"I'd really like it to be somewhere where, if a young woman has just come out to her mother, they can go together so they can both understand a bit more about each other," he said.
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"I wanted to design a line that had individual pieces that could go together in a myriad of different ways, but not just so that you can look the way I put it together," she explains.
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"Beautiful" and "pneumonia" hardly go together, but they ranked as the top two words that Americans most sought how to spell in the first four months of this year, according to an analysis by Google Trends.
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It's almost impossible to imagine them doing anything normal like having a coffee or an actual conversation, but as far as #art goes they go together like hummus and marmite (which is a real thing I swear).
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But hopefully Ikea will take notice and make the app a reality, as it cleverly improves upon the furniture makers' printed building instructions by demonstrating how all the parts and fasteners go together using animated 3D models.
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But some of his colleagues seemed to disagree, arguing any discussion about symmetry should go together with a review of the targeted inflation rate or even be part of a broader discussion about the ECB's policy strategy.
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I rarely go to Starbucks myself, as there's no location convenient between the house and work, but B. stops once or twice a week on his way to work, and we usually go together on the weekend.
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Nagy told a conference that corporate lending growth could rise by an annual 10 to 15 percent, while growth in household lending should be even faster, and this should go together with a further rise in wages.
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" She goes with a candid description of sexual intercourse and contraception, before writing about prostitution: "All men, when they are normal, go with women, on the street such women talk to them and then they go together.
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"Brands and employees go together and if one or the other isn't aligned, a crisis will brew," Mark Macias, founder and owner of Macias PR, a New York City-based public relations agency, told CNBC via email.
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It means that excellence and well-roundedness naturally go together; that each of us — in principle, at least — can realize the "comprehensiveness and multiplicity," the "wholeness in manifoldness" that Nietzsche celebrated as the essence of human greatness.
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Impossible, Mr. Miyata said, but he did it, using ingredients that Mr. Kanayama thought would "never go together," including vegetables (whose identity must remain secret) pulverized into a paste to give the curry body and muted sweetness.
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So he was going to be the one that provided the same sort of shock to the system over in the US. MD: So really Brexit and Trump, they're kind of two words that go together now.
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So I got him the tickets by just sitting at work and obsessively refreshing the page over and over again—while my sister was back at home doing the same for me so we could both go together.
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Britain will lose access to the EU's internal market, which allows goods, services, capital and people can move freely across borders — four freedoms the EU says always go together — when it leaves the bloc on March 29, 2019.
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Sail and weave with Thread Caravan Sailing and signals don't go together, and Thread Caravan welcomes this break from technology by offering hands-on nature activities in the San Blas Islands of Panama and Lake Atitlan in Guatemala.
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"Yeah, it's that idea of one of our pillars is unity, and there's an African proverb that says, 'if you want to go fast, go alone, if you want to go far, go together,'" coach Tony Bennett said.
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ROME (Reuters) - Italy's three main rightist parties said on Friday they will go together to see the president in government talks next week, showing a united front in the face of moves to divide them in coalition negotiations.
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For example, if something were to happen to my son while he's in preschool and we needed to pick him up, my husband can either pick me up and we go together, or he can drive over himself.
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I think that for some chefs, fusion means "here are two things that don't naturally go together," and they feel like these are real people [whose food this is] and there's a real history here behind this food.
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Britain will lose access to the EU's internal market, which allows goods, services, capital and people to move freely across borders — four freedoms Macron says must always go together — when it leaves the bloc on March 29, 2019.
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But "if you think you are actually going to cut the number of immigrants and grow GDP, those two things do not quite go together," in an aging population where the domestic-born workforce is shrinking, Kaplan said.
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"I believe Evan and Cheyenne's names go together actually: The gas going off at Cheyenne's name symbolizes Dr. Rudy hypothetically gaslighting Ally and the canister dropping at Evan's name symbolizes Kai pulling Dr. Rudy's strings behind the scenes," wrote Redditor CzarOfTorture.
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On the walk, S. and I discuss places in Bangalore we've visited — most of our Indian friends are new here as well — and after gushing over how much I liked the Lalbagh Botanical Gardens, he suggests we go together next week.
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Sex toy brand Lelo's scented vibrator from 2015 is a prime example of how scent and sex can go together—although you may not be a fan of its range, which includes a not-so-sexy lavender and manuka honey option.
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I try most of the time throughout the process of creating fractals to mix things that are not necessarily done to go together, sometimes it works and when it does not work I'm looking for how these things can better blend.
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You might have noticed by now that these four effects of drinking often go together, but you may not necessarily feel all of them each time — if you manage to avoid vomiting, you may still be sleepy, thirsty, and/or dizzy.
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Parham said the design process evolves during the building process because some things being built don't go together as anticipated, or his team realizes it could be modified to make construction easier or stronger, or to make the design more functional.
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The reply is that one ought to be both feared and loved, but as it is difficult for the two to go together, it is much safer to be feared than loved, if one of the two has to be wanting.
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Every other game you need to know is on this list somewhere, if you still need a hand, except for two that, although they do not go together in this puzzle, sound like ingredients in a Freudian recipe: TABOO and MEMORY.
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Similarly, she continued, "All of your food doesn't have to go together — it can be separated and stored near its appropriate zone," making it possible for multiple people to be in the kitchen without getting in the way of one another.
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BLANKFEIN: AND SO I COULD MAKE YOU HAVE TO GO TOGETHER AND SO MY EYES HAVE BEEN – I HAVENT THROWN IN -- I HAVEN'T CHANGED RADICALLY MY THOUGHTS ABOUT A LOT OF STUFF LIKE EVERYTHING ELSE, I HAVE AN OPEN MIND.
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Splashing around in a hot tub and Cyndi Lauper's "Time After Time" might not seem to go together at first, or even after you've put a significant amount of thought into their combination, but there's no denying the mash-up has us interested.
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The designer behind it has put together a number of posts on the various bits that go together to make the finished product, but of course the beauty of any do-it-yourself project is you can tweak the instructions as you like.
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While Young Enough is darker and more ambitious than Guppy, the songs from the two records go together live like ketchup and mustard, as Hendricks cavorts through the set like a Disney princess, if a Disney princess could shred extremely fucking hard.
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A partner from the Ayyam Gallery, he has sold most of their handful of war-themed canvases for between thirty and fifty thousand dollars each to clients ranging from the United States to Lebanon, and insists profit and painful subjects can go together.
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The only way to really show someone who really couldn't connect the dots was to show extreme versions of a person that wouldn't typically go together … the movie is really about finding herself … It's an enormous identity crisis movie and I really leaned into that.
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"My dog Nugget is the love of my life and the funny thing is — going back to the other love of my life, Orlando — I got him an identical one that's male and so everywhere we go together it's like two and two," Perry said.
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The president's response to those existential concerns should be to affirm that America does want to see positive change — not only in North Korea's international behavior but in the way it treats its own people, because history demonstrates that the two inevitably go together.
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And now we get to the part where I wish I could tell you all about the flagship Digital Wellness features in Pie (because pie and wellness go together like Gwyneth Paltrow and jade eggs), but we'll have to wait a few days for that.
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I feel like people always have to have such a themed record, or everything always has to go together, but with me, people can just give me this rogue song that maybe they wouldn't have been able to put on one of their records.
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As far as a disunity in the way I'm looking at it, you can see why the two books really go together: I show the reality of what can happen in Paying For It, and in the Mary Wept version I'm talking about the spiritual dimensions.
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And then, as if to remind us that we're not in the Old nor the New World of wine, but in the developing one, where marketing and subtlety go together like Donald Trump and balding, you clock the four enormous wine bottle replicas that punctuate the room.
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"We expected transparency would go together with good fiscal outcomes, but what surprised us is that the effect of transparency is much stronger in countries that have a free press or a (strong) civil society," said Paolo Mauro, deputy director in the IMF's Fiscal Affairs department.
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"Stability and durable peace go together with respect for individual dignity and the rule of law, and the search for stability cannot be dissociated from the question of human rights," he said during a joint news conference with Sisi that was dominated by the subject of rights.
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Whether you're a diver looking for a small fix, an animal activist looking for your next cause, or a landlubber who needs to take the edge off of office life, The Click Effect is proof that virtual reality and the ocean go together like peanut butter and sriracha.
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Toshiba 32-inch HD Ready Smart TV — £229.00 (list price £269.00) Toshiba 49-inch Smart 4K Ultra-HD HDR LED WiFi TV — £339.95 (list price £469.00) Toshiba 65-inch Smart 4K Ultra-HD HDR LED WiFi TV — £599.00 (list price £799.00) TVs and Black Friday go together like tea and biscuits.
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These shrimp and grits go together like Netflix and chill: the grits are perfectly creamy and cheesy, providing the soft, inviting bed for the succulent shrimp; the ragu is savory and spicy; and the egg on top ensures it's perfectly acceptable to eat right after you wake up in the morning.
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But from a Comey's-eye view, the key question is the prerogatives of the professionals at the Department of Justice — the right to both prosecute civilians for lying to them and tell political leaders and heads of other intelligence agencies to fuck off go together as a bundle of institutional independence.
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Which is why, when I was handed this card in the street the other day, I felt intrigued: "Ultra relaxing" and "brain surgery" aren't two concepts that usually go together, but neither are a lot of things—McDonald's fries and chocolate milkshakes—and that doesn't mean we shouldn't try them.
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"When I moved to Denver and bought a house that needed way more furniture than what I had in my tiny apartment in New York City, it was nearly impossible to find the time to figure out what to buy, and how to make it all go together," Mayer told me.
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Lucious asks her if they can go together and brings her a little gift — a diamond bracelet he says costs more than a Ferrari, less than a Lamborghini, which is probably a reasonable unit of measurement if you're disgustingly rich and know how much those things cost off the top of your head.
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The engine burnt out a little way offshore, and the group only made it back to Turkey after Maya's husband, who had stayed behind because they didn't have enough money to go together, cajoled MC into sending some of his men in a smaller boat to pull them back to a rocky landing.
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For anyone wanting to get a sense of the world so many experienced during the Cold War, I would recommend listening to a couple of numbers by Tom Lehrer, the 1960s Harvard bard of dark geostrategic satire -- "So Long, Mom" and "We Will All Go Together When We Go." Yes, they are gallows humor.
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"Firstly, I'd like to express my gratitude to all of you who sent such kind and loving messages of support over the past few months," Newton-John, 68, begins in a heartfelt video message before detailing the We Go Together campaign goals of The Olivia Newton-John Cancer Wellness and Research Centre (ONJ Centre).
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"It was a fantastic finale, it was beautiful to go together like this and we showed that we can work together even if we're in different teams," said Alaphilippe, whose move was highly expected as bonus seconds were up for grabs in the ascent to the Cote de la Jailer and at the finish.
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The two don't always go together, and at what point do you stop striving so hard to be successful in the conventional sense, because every fibre in your body has been educated to take your opportunities, versus arguably a more enlightened view, which is you don't have to chase and go for these things?
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"As much as I've gotten my makeup done in the past, I still feel like I don't know how to apply it or what to use or what goes together, so it's really nice to have something with four different aspects that really go together and gives you this confidence that you can't go wrong with it," she says.
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" She also advised him to seek professional help in a number of messages, including one that reads, "You aren't gonna get better on your own … you need professional help …" The defense filing argues Carter herself needed help with an eating disorder, and texted Roy, "… we can go together so we will be there for each other.
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And sure enough, in 2017, the US continued on that trajectory, with fossil fuel generation declining, coal retiring, and big growth in renewables: There's a long way to go — together, wind and solar account for about 10 percent of US power generation — but renewable energy is popular, supported by multiple public policies, and declining in cost.
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Each show was different, since they were all Events in the special Cunningham sense, abiding by his practice of chopping up his dances and reshuffling them, often with overlap, for novel occasions, with new sets and scores — another of the many radical ways he opened up ideas of how things go together in time and space.
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Best known as Miss Katie to families in Brooklyn, where she's an early-childhood educator, she's celebrating her first children's album under the name Katie Ha Ha Ha. At this album-release concert, which will also include singing about silly things that don't go together, Ms. Mullins will be joined by Amelia Robinson, of Mil's Trills, singing backup.
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Obviously, the show absolutely believed it made sense that Gilead would be wildly misogynistic enough to enact its sexual purity laws, but would also be totally cool with having black Commanders, and would turn out to be basically colorblind, as though misogyny and racism are two totally separate systems that never go together or intersect at all.
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"Linda had a clear soprano voice," the choreographer Kathryn Posin, a friend since their Bennington College days, said by email, "and we would gather around her as she held her guitar and her long blond hair fell over her shoulder and sing, 'Shall we go, lassie, go and we'll go together, / Where wild mountain thyme grows around the blooming heather.'"
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We Go Together This is the song to end the film after the big reveal of Sandy seamlessly transforming into a leather-clad goddess (with a little help from the Pink Ladies), and it's a solid one about making sure the gang will remember the good times and forget all the bad ones, like the time your girlfriend threw a milkshake in your face.
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The Experts: Dr. Sophie Scott: A British neuroscientist who teaches at University College of London in London, UK. Dr. Zach Walsh: A professor of psychology at the University of British Columbia in Vancouver, BC. Dr. Jörg Fachner: A professor of music, health, and the brain at Anglia Ruskin University in Cambridge, UK. THUMP: Why do music and marijuana seem to go together so well?
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Just two weeks ago at the Pentagon, Acting Defense Secretary Patrick ShanahanPatrick Michael ShanahanWhy Dave Norquist is the perfect choice for DOD's deputy secretary Five questions for Trump's new defense secretary on first major tour Trump says media is part of vetting his nominees: 'We save a lot of money that way' MORE and South Korean Defense Minister Jeong Kyeong-doo demonstrated unity and echoed the alliance slogan, "Katchi kapshida" ("we go together").
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