And then I would go with Alaska [Air], and then I would go with Delta, and then I would go with American, and then I would go with United, and then I would go with JetBlue.
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I'm going to go with — who do I go with?
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"I'll go with that, I'll go with that," Weld added.
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Some go with high-speed cameras, while others go with hydraulic presses.
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I like United Continental and then I would go with , then I would go with and then I would go with JetBlue, and not before then.
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I like United Continental and then I would go with American, then I would go with Delta and then I would go with JetBlue, and not before then.
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Do you go with the crowd and bet against Cisco or do you go with them?
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Pepa: I would go with "Shoop" first and then I would go with "Whatta Man" with En Vogue.
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But, I like to go with the flow, and if an opportunity arises, I just want to go with it.
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If they're a little bigger than they should go with that, if they really petite they should go with that.
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No matter what pie or cake you go with, everyone's going to want some ice cream to go with it.
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Go with the outsider, go with the guy who plans to fundamentally fix bad government and to Hell with the consequences.
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And they go with me — they don't go under the bus, they don't go under the airplane, they go with me.
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But if you go with the moment, throw some splatters, go with it and walk away from it, there's this improvised feeling.
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Especially when we have allies that are willing to go with us against China and willing to go with us to counterbalance Russia.
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You can go with a basic manual toothbrush, a standard electric toothbrush, or you could go with a space-age smart electric toothbrush.
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Ideally I would want to go with her because just like Aliza is waiting to go with me so I can make the experience meaningful, for me, I would have loved to go with her because she would have given it a lot more meaning.
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You're sometimes forced to go with a date you don't really want to go with or to dress in clothes that don't feel like you.
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GIULIANI: I kind of think between John Kelly and Omarosa, I know them both well, I would go with the general, go with the marine corps general.
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If you're going to go with one of the co-working spaces he founded, you might as well go with the one subsidized by the Saudi government.
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And when we have two options, do we go with the indicted girl who's full of shit or do we go with the wild, Conor McGregor Trump?
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"My mommy says I'll go with my aunt, and that she'll come pick me up there as quickly as possible, so I can go with her," the child says.
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"If you care about glasses and you buy glasses to go with your wallet and your wallet to go with your watch, your headphones should be the same," says Will.i.
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His father, Jonathan, played 12 years in the N.F.L. How he fits: The Pelicans have a center to go with the impressive assets they added to go with Jrue Holiday.
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" Davita: "Look, if we're going to go there, we're going to go with one of the Bs, the killer Bs. We're going to go with a Baxter, a Becton Dickinson.
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Former Speaker Newt Gingrich even said as much in an interview on CNN: "As a political candidate, I'll go with how people feel, and I'll let you go with the theoreticians."
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"I'm going to go with Kraft Heinz, " he said.
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" He said: "We've got to go with the flow.
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Why go with a part organic / part mechanical robot?
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GUTFELD: ... you can ruin... PERINO: Go with him first.
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" Mr. Obama: "I've got to go with Han Solo.
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" So we're just going to go with "Muay Thai.
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Nah, maybe I could -- well, I'd go with Lee.
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Dubai police add hoverbikes to go with their Robocops and Bugattis Dubai police add hoverbikes to go with their Robocops and Bugattis Dubai's police department has added a flying motorcycle to its arsenal.
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I go with them, but don't feel well at all.
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Do they make a statement but still go with everything?
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Why not just go with a real travel agent then?
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And then to go with that I have my glasses.
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As with your trusty Converse, assume they go with everything.
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We go with Baby Driver ($5.99), and it is excellent.
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How do you create new things to go with it?
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There are many wildlife risks that go with seismic exploration.
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The priority is to stop terrorism, so go with Bashar.
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And the Democrats did go with something new in 2008.
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So we decided to go with the next best thing.
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But I think I would -- I&aposd go with speech.
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And, just go with me here, food that cooks itself?
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I decide to see how far they go with it.
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If you can afford it, go with the larger screen.
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We could go with a little bit more background music.
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Go with a basic model, and get a refurbished unit.
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But how do you choose which products to go with?
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Where does it go with these folks, these viral photos?
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So if she gets deported, they would go with her.
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You can go with the girls that are your age.
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And he's got plenty of velocity to go with it.
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Instead, the group was let go with a stern warning.
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You might want to go with the canned response route.
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You know, I'm going to go with my gut here.
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It was touch and go with the top executives there.
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JF: I'm going to go with the bad news first.
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If we're talking depressed, I always go with Brian Wilson.
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"I'm gonna go with Tim Gunn's line, 'Make it work.'"
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"How far can we go with this confrontation?" he asked.
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"Letting go with love takes great strength," the caption read.
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If all we have are opinions, let's go with mine.
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Well, here's where I was going to go with this.
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Get ready to breathe deep and go with the flow.
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If this is the ending, we'll just go with both.
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Sometimes, you just have to go with what you see.
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Go with Black Label editions, and the price climbs further.
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I mean go with whatever line you think is better.
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I go with my moods, I evolve as I go.
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"I think we're gonna go with Chicago," Kardashian West replied.
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Cinderella is actually a man named Paul (go with it).
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LEE: SENATOR GRASSLEY, HOW FAR DO YOU GO WITH MYLAN?
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They sort of need a phone to go with it.
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You've just gotta embrace it and just go with it.
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Go with a demure all black and gold look instead.
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She's a pleasure to be around — I'll go with that.
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That felt like a weird way to go with Randall.
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"I have to go with Twitter myself," Seymour said Wednesday.
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AL: I'm going to have to go with Tony Soprano.
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If you can afford it, go with the larger screen.
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So, go with how you feel and follow your intuition.
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"Oh, I'm gonna go with my own questions," MJ responds.
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So you'll come in ready to go with these things.
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I didn't go with my first instinct, and I should've.
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"Whatever you're feeling, you just got to go with it."
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And you, the readers, have had to go with them.
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Stripes really go with everything — florals, sequins, even other stripes.
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This guide shows what wine glasses go with which wines.
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But you've just got to go with it, haven't you?
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What made you go with that, from a design perspective?
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Choose from silver and black to go with your kitchen.
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Ted Cruz, he would go with the real estate mogul.
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It's very possible Samsung will go with the same approach.
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Noisey: Let's go with "22 Grand Job" by the Rakes!
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Well, sometimes it's simply easier to go with the tide.
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"People really go with their heart," he told the magazine.
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He also hit a batter to go with six strikeouts.
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Do you go with what people are saying the most?
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Then, I figure out what flavors usually go with it.
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But even if not, go with the truth when possible.
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Melanie asked if she would go with them to Edison.
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Even I want to see where you go with this.
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I wish I could let it go with that praise.
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"I think we're going to go with Benjamin," she decides.
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Go with your gut feeling and you should follow up.
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If someone shows up, don't you go with no man.
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If you don't go with us, you go to jail.
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For a rustic and elegant dessert, go with rice pudding.
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How about we go [with] Del McDonald's or Del Darden?
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My parents didn't go with me on my first day.
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I kind of just go with the flow of it.
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Take your glitter on the go with this compact palette.
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Chances are they'll let you go with a sweet warning.
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Your friend will go with you to see a movie.
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I will eternally opt to go with the fiber's flow.
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It was astringent and didn't go with the other flavors.
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It's a simple, timeless silhouette that will go with anything.
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Joe: OK, OK. I'll go with the eight of hearts.
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Tristan Thompson scored 23 points to go with 214.5 boards.
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But they suddenly had nowhere to go with their story.
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You've got to go with the flow to some degree.
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UFC fans will want to go with the UFC bundle.
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A dainty pair of gold hoops that go with everything
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The agency decided to go with Box for its update.
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" The N.Y. Times and L.A. Times both go with "combative.
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And they command a high price to go with it.
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Always stay in your lane and go with the flow.
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But it's all very exciting, so we go with it.
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Tristan Thompson scored 18 points to go with 13 boards.
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So it was only right to go with Taylor Gang.
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"We're ready to go with an arrest," the official said.
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Go with the flow and don't get all uptight, Aquarius!
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Because we're going to go with the tax reform act.
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We did go with what we thought was funniest first.
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"Her head doesn't go with her body," another pointed out.
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Go with my uncle and he will take you south.
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To go with all the other bleak answers you've given.
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After all, it's 2017 - just go with internet and Netflix.
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I don't think he knew where to go with it.
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Another reason to go with Joule is its sleek size.
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So we didn't just launch it and go with it.
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But let's go with it for the sake of argument.
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He's gonna go with leftovers and hang with the pup!
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Many were let go with little or no severance pay.
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"I can't go with them Democrats no more," he said.
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Maureen Dowd WASHINGTON — Why not just go with Dirk Diggler?
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Dentsu felt that's the number they wanted to go with.
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And to begin with, we're going to go with guns.
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If you like color, go with the colors you like.
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They say computers do, so we'll just go with that.
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I think I prefer to just go with the flow.
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There are lots of songs that go with this revelry.
|
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Why did you decide to go with such long takes?
|
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Go with your instinct over the wisdom of the crowd.
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I go with the rock'n'roll numbers all the fuckin' way.
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Where do you want to go with your own collection?
|
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Go with the bed that seems like a better fit.
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What was the first and who did you go with?
|
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The show asks us to go with the "crossroads" idea.
|
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So why not just go with the Chase Sapphire Reserve?
|
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He has an ability to really go with an instinct.
|
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But there's just so far you can go with that.
|
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I decided to go with a more accurate slow model.
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"I'd have to go with LeBron James," Yang tells us.
|
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"Black people go with who we trust," Ms. Randolph said.
|
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That's the revealer you wanted to go with, Mr. Collins?
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I used to just go with the flow during tournaments.
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I'm going to go with a mass of 2 kilograms.
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A custom mug and the coffee to go with it
|
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Kyle Shanahan designed the cap to go with his Yeezys.
|
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She needs some peanut butter to go with her jelly.
|
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If more than half use GAAP, they go with GAAP.
|
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I'm going to overrule you there and go with Accenture.
|
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And I don't know whether to go with this yet.
|
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No, wine does not always have to go with food.
|
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Japan is currently giving it a go, with mixed results.
|
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Trump opted to go with tariffs over opposition from Cohn.
|
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I'm going to go with "two spots" for the answer.
|
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So I made the hard decision to go with Bacon.
|
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Cameron, then 15, was playing Pokemon Go with a friend.
|
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"You just kind of go with the flow," he said.
|
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You get one free throw to go with your basket.
|
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You will need a beverage to go with all this.
|
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There's plenty of style to go with the substance, too.
|
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And how about some cocktails to go with the food?
|
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Go with the Nissan Maxima for a taste of that.
|
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"I'm probably going to go with Mayor Pete," McPherson said.
|
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Let's go with the singular, even though it's a band.
|
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So, why not go with the classic Millennium Falcon set?
|
|
Yet they both conspicuously chose to go with Trump properties.
|
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That's not far from how things usually go with stocks.
|
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I grew up having the emotions that go with it.
|
|
So, where did I want to go with this season?
|
|
"Here's a black one to go with it," she said.
|
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You still gotta go with the flow a little bit.
|
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I didn't know which way I would go with him.
|
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What's your opinion on where to go with health care?
|
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I had to go with them to a state fair.
|
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I mean, go with whatever line you think is better.
|
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We need 60, unfortunately, we don't go with the majority.
|
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Somebody that will take my ideas and go with them.
|
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If you'd prefer a player, let's go with Mark Stone.
|
|
We were actually doing both at the same time and it had me thinking, How could you design a beer to go with a food while designing a food to go with a beer?
|
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Until now, if you wanted storage in your computer, you had to go with a traditional hard drive—the kind with a noisy magnetic platter inside, or you had to go with NAND-based storage.
|
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Their technology is superior ... but you know what, I think if you want to go, even though it's got much more cloud — if you really want to go with much more editing, go with Adobe.
|
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|
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For me the choice was clear: gotta go with editing tweets.
|
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Long hair might not go with the dress you have on.
|
|
This is precisely why the UFC chose to go with Henderson.
|
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It's just easy to trust the programming and go with it.
|
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"I'm still filming and he's like, "You wanna go with her?
|
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She isn't going to go with status quo... she questions it.
|
|
Whatever Iceage picks, the other pair is what you go with.
|
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"Be thoughtful about what's in your heart and go with it."
|
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They truly go with any outfit and work for any occasion.
|
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If you don&apost go with us, you go to jail.
|
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Don't worry about your chores today; just go with the flow.
|
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"For now, I'd definitely go with the LIGO people," he said.
|
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So pieces that can go with a lot of different things.
|
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It's REALLY nice outside so I decide to go with her.
|
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That means credit card and mortgage rates would go with it.
|
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Do you go with something cool, kooky or just plain odd?
|
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If your kid won't go for help alone, go with him.
|
|
Here, her ponytail (just go with it) diaries about the experience.
|
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I'll go with returning the country to what it should be.
|
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Would you like some cheese to go with your cheese, sir?
|
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For Netflix, it makes sense to go with a cautious test.
|
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When puffiness and darkness don't come and go with lifestyle changes.
|
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But then there has to be somewhere to go with it.
|
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You've got a helmet and a lock to go with it.
|
|
But the automaker decided to go with a curious rollout strategy.
|
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I want to go with her so bad, more than anything.
|
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It's also offering restaurants vegan sauces to go with the burger.
|
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With her third pick, Maria Ho decided to go with Apple.
|
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BB: I'm going to go with a throwback of a book.
|
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I decided my best option was to just go with it.
|
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Cooper also scored three runs to go with his three RBIs.
|
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I scold myself, again, and go with the team for lunch.
|
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Those spikes tend to come and go with concerns like this.
|
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I can go with they, but I goes best with "o".
|
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Fortunately, there is some good news to go with the bad.
|
|
As a consumer, you have plenty of choices to go with.
|
|
Shortly after Smaka decides to let him go with a warning.
|
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You can arrange a private tour or go with a group.
|
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So it was like, oh, okay, we'll just go with that.
|
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Maybe they'll go with Simone, to honor our current best Olympian.
|
|
And that was absolutely the way to go with that show.
|
|
But like we said — just hit play and go with it.
|
|
Guessing they will go with a similar look this time around.
|
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Now it has a record stock price to go with it.
|
|
Oh, and Golden is also murdering people — just go with it.
|
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But Moose is already planning to go with Midge (Emilija Baranac).
|
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I guess you just have to go with how you feel.
|
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There were also plenty of gifs to go with this sentiment.
|
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She wore similar earrings and a necklace to go with it.
|
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After all, why would Pai go with such a risky strategy?
|
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Being able to choose to go with dignity is less terrifying.
|
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INGRAHAM: Why do they always go with the risk of war?
|
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If the coral goes, specialized animals like these go with it.
|
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But that doesn't mean the star doesn't go with her gut.
|
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And what a hairstyle to go with such an ethereal dress!
|
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You see, thin laptops have to go with less powerful GPUs.
|
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So you go with Spice up your ass for a burglary.
|
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So let's go with: 18 months from now, who owns Twitter?
|
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"Middle away, you're going to go with the pitch," Cano said.
|
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Without having people chip in, we'd likely go with $3/lb.
|
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Remember: It's better to go with the flow than against it.
|
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I still think you're in the go-with mode for this.
|
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Go with the flow and save serious conversations for another time.
|
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Jantel Lavender piled up 13 rebounds to go with eight points.
|
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He doesn't get to control the costs that go with that.
|
|
So, we'll go with one rate hike for now for 2019.
|
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I go with [an SPF of] 55 — and I always reapply.
|
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He had one interception to go with his three touchdown tossed.
|
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The restaurant where we'd go with my grandparents is boarded up.
|
|
Andre Roberson scored 14 points to go with four blocked shots.
|
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Considering he hasn't been playing much, we'll go with door #3.
|
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"I just go with the flow," he says with a grin.
|
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One of them is certainly better looking, we'll go with that.
|
|
It's also noteworthy that many startups go with single-word names.
|
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Was the original plan to go with Route 44 Skateboards & Records?
|
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For the purposes of our project, we'll go with slumber party.
|
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Keener let him go with a ticket for the window tint.
|
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I really think we should just go with a white girl.
|
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They wanted her to go with Rick and abandon Victor Laszlo.
|
|
I can't be like, 'I'm gonna go with the original version.
|
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One night, he was out playing Pokémon Go with his friends.
|
|
If you do, then you should go with the Laptop 2.
|
|
Now Scottie's got a watch to go with those 6 rings.
|
|
As a result ... the couple had to go with another surrogate.
|
|
Still, it's unclear where Russia plans to go with bitcoin regulation.
|
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I guess she'd go with her Gryffindor instincts and vote Labour.
|
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One is don't go with a VPN that's based in China.
|
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"We have German shepherds so I'll go with that," he says.
|
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And then where do you wanna go with something like that?
|
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What you can do is go with who you believe in.
|
|
I tried to go with a good changeup, down and away.
|
|
Are you going to go with your buddies or the values?
|
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And you better believe there's an app to go with it.
|
|
The quarterbacks threw for five touchdowns to go with 22 interceptions.
|
|
"I'm Texas born, Texas bred, gotta go with oil," Dickerson said.
|
|
I chose a pesto dipping sauce to go with the strips.
|
|
Ultimately, I decided to go with a classic: the Big Mac.
|
|
"You go with a heavy heart, but you go," he added.
|
|
Rafael decides to go with Petra's plan of a faux-F.
|
|
They truly go with any outfit and work for any occasion.
|
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"They requested we go with them to the room," Luttrull recounts.
|
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It's too easy to just go with the obvious choice(s).
|
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I would go with a guy and be done with it.
|
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Terri Ann Glynn I would have to go with water polo.
|
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If you want a partnership with Amazon, you go with Kohl's.
|
|
For a simple weekday salad, go with kale, cranberries and cashews.
|
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It now makes a treadmill to go with its fitness bike.
|
|
Instead of orange and black, why not go with "It" red?
|
|
We say go with Option No. 3 -- don't choose at all.
|
|
I decided to go with the one that seemed most practical.
|
|
Google's decision to go with Oreo isn't a surprise at all.
|
|
Much more complicated is how far to go with such policies.
|
|
A wine tote and a nice bottle to go with it
|
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It folds up conveniently so it can go with them anywhere.
|
|
The scandals and controversies come and go with the news cycle.
|
|
For its headquarters, the company didn't go with the richest offer.
|
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But you probably don't want to go with your first one.
|
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These ones go with both boho chic dresses or denim shorts.
|
|
I'm like 'this feels right' and I just go with it.
|
|
"OK, yes, I'll go with that," she said after a pause.
|
|
Go with an open mind, an open wallet, and a reservation.
|
|
Speaking of Coppola, you really can't go with The Godfather movies.
|
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Should I potentially waste the recording or go with tested material?
|
|
You have to have so many things that go with that.
|
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But I want to go with the list I gave you.
|
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That's a love story, let's not go with that one [pauses].
|
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Tell me more about why you chose to go with that?
|
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Right now, we have several: Just go with wins and losses.
|
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I'm going to explore where I want to go with it.
|
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Go with a protein-rich salad to stay fuller for longer.
|
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He could go with the group, find work, send back money.
|
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Mike: I'm going to go with, uh, no on that one.
|
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I'd rather have the people stay, but I'd go with them.
|
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It's important to go with the flow rather than tense up.
|
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And the stuff we use and consume could go with it.
|
|
"American Renegades" could use some seasoning to go with its meatheadeness.
|
|
"We will not go with the tiebreak for now," Forget said.
|
|
That left some unpalatable options: ■ Go with Intel, its 212G supplier.
|
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But it's like that, and you have to go with it.
|
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I've got to know exactly where to go with the ball.
|
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Of course there's a recipe to go with the words (above).
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So I never ever play chess or Go with a computer.
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"We have a long way to go with China," he said.
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If this network broke down, the facts would go with them.
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But, as the sayings go, with great power comes great responsibility.
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Did all the books I purchased on it go with it?
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In an act of solidarity, I promised to go with them.
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A little primordial ooze to go with the old primordial dread.
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I sauté some kale with lemon juice to go with it.
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I go with friends because I don't have a car now.
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Only women, to go with additional evidence to rebut that presumption.
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But I have to go with my head, not my heart.
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These geometric sunglasses from Salvatore Ferragamo will go with any outfit.
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Hard not go with the MAGA theme... Chloe likes it too.
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A $60 strap to go with your $83 wireless AirPods. pic.twitter.
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If it's to go with a meal, what sort of meal?
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" Conroy agrees: "If money is no object, go with a Brompton.
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A few even expect a college coach to go with them.
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If you're going to go with projections, go all the way.
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I didn't know where to go with my life from there.
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As a reporter, you have to go with what you've got.
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And who knows whether Apple will go with 20203G this year?
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I also stopped planning and started to go with the flow.
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Why wouldn't you, as a consumer, go with the cheaper option?
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Let's see how far they can go with this fake story.
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I guess I'd have to go with Jim Harrison's Brown Dog.
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If price is a concern, go with a Google Wifi package.
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I decided to go with them for part of the way.
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Go with a trusted company that takes privacy and security seriously.
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She's got a nice recipe for couscous salad to go with.
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Will Apple decide to go with that somewhat uninspired naming scheme?
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So I guess we'll go with that for our wedding colors.
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Why did you decide to go with the unbroken Steadicam shot?
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Go with your other point: that it makes blemishes last longer.
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So I have to go with the person who I know.
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If there was no warrant, I should not go with them.
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SoundCloud has dropped a video to go with the launch too.
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That's one way to go with the joke of the song.
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Why have you chosen to go with less traditional release formats?
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It was just the most simple to assemble and go with.
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Where Price will go with this directive remains to be seen.
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If you go with a group, it can be really fun.
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The Yellow Jackets most likely will go with junior Matthew Jordan, who played at times while former starter Justin Thomas was injured last season, but could go with junior TaQuon Marshall or a pair of redshirt freshmen.
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My son loves it and asks for crackers to go with it.
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I had errands to run, and Caleb had to go with me.
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But for this specific catch I would go with sashimi and tempura.
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Lester allowed four hits and three walks to go with five strikeouts.
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Make sure you're powered wherever you go with the SCOUT Portable Charger.
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You're going to need some plants to go with all that meat.
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This time, they go with that time-honored tradition: verbally abusive robots.
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Hulu's streaming service has ads if you go with the cheapest option.
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Where did Drogon go with Daenerys in the Game of Thrones finale?
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But true Doom megafans will want to go with a boxed edition.
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Even when I order Chinese food I go with the spare ribs.
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I may go with some merino Uniqlo ones for $29 a pop.
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Play your Switch wherever you go with this high-speed car charger.
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Remembering his manners, he offers a Marlboro to go with the coffee.
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This setup is wacky and fun, so let's just go with it.
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That may be Alphabet's strategy: Go with a low-key, technical boss.
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"They're going to go with the States," he told CNBC on Wednesday.
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It was pretty obvious that was the one they would go with.
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But if I must add to that, I'd first go with batteries.
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" Plus, see which states call it "stuffing" and which go with "dressing.
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Vincent, do you want to go with one of your questions now.
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Weird pick up line, I thought, but okay, I'll go with it.
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If I had to venture a guess, I'd go with the former.
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I ask my mom to go with me, and she's equally excited.
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He had eight points to go with 16 rebounds and 10 assists.
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And most of the time, their health records didn't go with them.
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"What is happening?" she muttered, then just decided to go with it.
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OK, maybe this is a stretch, but let's just go with it.
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No, there's $1500 worth of body products to go with her tips.
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They go with a hero lineup that's bigger—more tanks, more health.
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Here, her animatronic snake (just go with it) diaries about the experience.
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Go with the flow, and things could end up being really enjoyable.
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He had eight points to go with 1213 rebounds and 10 assists.
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Dotson recorded a career-high 11 assists to go with 53 points.
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You go with the stream of consciousness, which is extraordinarily, epically revealing.
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YOU KNOW, A LOT OF TRADERS LOVE TO GO WITH THE TREND.
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If I had to pick one, I'd say go with coffee nut.
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They decided to go with a "favorite" designer of theirs, Reem Acra.
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"There's a general rule of thumb that we go with," Westlin explains.
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Not to forget, a Trump-ish voice-over to go with it.
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Central banks have acquired more tools to go with their extra tasks.
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Or, do you ditch the romance entirely and go with something cheeky?
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Aspects of veganism do go with the grain of some health advice.
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"If I'm Russian, I go with Sanders this time around," he wrote.
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When the closure happens, more than 100 jobs will go with it.
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It also ran counter to the way things usually go with Apple.
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When people move, the objects they hold dear will go with them.
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Um... I'm gonna, I'm gonna have to go with 'no' on that.
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Based on RDA's performances, I think I'm going to go with him.
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I sauté the veggies and scramble two eggs to go with them.
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But ultimately, go with whatever ports and style best suits your setup.
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It's just the opposite of how things go with this current gig.
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If they change things up, you got to go with the flow.
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Something felt weird so I asked my boyfriend to go with me.
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Away I go with the speed and grace of this beautiful creature.
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And then I had another poodle, a girl, to go with him.
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Just put what you're feeling on the table, and go with it.
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Samsung gave us a black one to go with our S8+ plus.
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Despite the risk, NASA ultimately decided to go with just one platform.
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Things are changing, and it's best if you go with the flow.
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I make some tater tots from Whole Foods to go with it.
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If we want integrated circuits, we are going to go with Broadcom.
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OnePlus' bass has an addictive quality to go with its voluminous quantity.
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"Wherever I go, this bag has to go with me," he said.
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Maybe give him a go with a vibrator but no actual sex.
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If I went to the market, I would go with a stick.
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Just like, 'Okay, this is happening, just breathe and go with it.
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It's something to be mindful of, or just go with Bluetooth headphones.
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He said, 'Well, no, we just go with regular minor league sports.
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If the Grammy committee was in charge, they would go with Adele.
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Murray had six catches for 114 yards to go with his scores.
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Some go with a clear pedestal while others like slim reflective feet.
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Kylie: I took the lucite boots with me, they go with everything.
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Don't over-think things today and try to go with the flow!
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They go with the normal commercials with the girl in the bikini.
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So if the lemonade stand is the model, why go with pizza?
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He looked up at me and asked if I'd go with him.
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Often, however, the courts will go with whatever gets agreed, LoPucki said.
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I couldn't plan anything, so I just had to go with it.
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Hatch assumed the President would go with someone younger and more liberal.
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Does the rest of the burger also go with your drag personality?
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Others just go with a candidate's name on a scrap of paper.
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Dedmon collected a game-high 11 rebounds to go with nine points.
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At some stage I'd like to merge and just go with one.
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"They didn't go with what everybody said, including myself," Jim tells us.
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They're delicious, full of healthy fats, and go with pretty much everything.
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Don't try to make sense of it—just go with the flow.
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And now, to cap this post off, let's go with some Coldplay.
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They want a stroller, and they haven't decided who to go with.
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Maybe they'd like some molly and strobe lighting to go with that?
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Let's throw all of that out and go with the fun option!
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I decided to go with Dead of Winter for our test play.
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Watch our beach wave tutorial: Or just go with this guy's assumption.
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Go with something like a coffee shop or library you don't frequent.
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I'm not a vegetarian, but it does go with Coco's style. Why?
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But The Boss never finds the sincerity to go with the shrieking.
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Perhaps Hale and Harding can celebrate their last go with some Altoids?
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"Before, he wouldn't go with me to walk the dog," says June.
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They're impressed with my wine knowledge, and they'll probably go with that.
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Gypsies go with the flow, have awareness, are always colorful––rainbow therapy!
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It's easy to go with the flow, but don't be a doormat.
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But if that's not you, go with something more straightforward, like Hue.
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"I've decided to go with 'Our Shared Shelf,'" the HeForShe leader shared.
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Acosta did not let go, with his hand brushing against the intern.
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Lorch decided to go with a traditional chemotherapy combination: carboplatin plus paclitaxel.
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"If she wants to go, I will go with her," McGowan said.
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"They go with everything," explained a 20-something CPAC attendee named Cecilia.
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I decided to go with it and see where it might lead.
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"I'm more inclined to go with a political person," Mr. Trump said.
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If Tezos were to crash, the customer's funds would go with it.
|
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Mobley scored 17 points to go with seven rebounds and two blocks.
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Joe Ingles had seven assists to go with 11 points for Utah.
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Go with the Instant Pot unless you can find this below $50.
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The best fly tackle you need to go with the fly lines
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To go with, maybe some couscous with dried apricots and preserved lemons?
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Farah asked Pastor Gundy to go with her to tell the prosecutor.
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"Maybe, too, some don't have the taste to go with the money."
|
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A fourth "Matrix" movie is officially a go with its original cast.
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Go with a hotel program you already know and love, for example.
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For a classic side dish, go with French green beans and shallots.
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I just thought, 'Forget about it all and just go with instinct.
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"We decided pretty quickly and decisively" to go with Microsoft, Kamlowski said.
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Aldi has plenty of things to go with its bread selection, too.
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Only your most maniacally loyal friends are willing to go with you.
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The black and white checkerboard is classic and will go with everything!
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Do we go with our intuition ("He just looks like an accountant")?
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That means it won&apost go with you when you change jobs.
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Rubio's struggles seemed to weigh on Franks' decision to go with Cruz.
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And the subtle packaging will go with all of your fall decor.
|
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The cute ball ornament houses four scrunchies that'll go with any outfit.
|
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Guests came prepared with Costco costumes to go with the name tags.
|
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Starting center Omer Asik added 13 rebounds to go with eight points.
|
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You could go with the original sin of the Super Mario Bros.
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Most people would rather just go with the flow; it's much easier.
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But as an elected official, I have to go with that decision.
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Perhaps some pickleback slaw to go with it, and some potato rolls?
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""Insane" might not be the best descriptor; we'd go with "insanely cool.
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You have to just do what you love and go with that.
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Oh yeah ... and he's got a nice shiner to go with it.
|
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When the driver arrives, off they go with the bike in tow.
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Water and a pear to go with it, all brought from home.
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If something's a little milky, it might go with this or that.
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The tough part would be choosing just where to go with them.
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Go with the flow; it will take you someplace weird and exciting.
|
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I'm going to go with that, as far as public servants go.
|
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We always said we'd go with the flow and whatever seems natural.
|
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Would they go with an untraditional coach with a more traditional system?
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Supported languages currently include JavaScript, TypeScript, Python and Go, with support for .
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They're comfortable, go with everything, and come in a variety of colors.
|
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Then I'll go with "Vertigo," from a French novel by Boileau-Narcejac.
|
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It's like, you just have to go with it and suspend disbelief.
|
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Voters "must go with Freier," The Daily News urged in an editorial.
|
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PASCO: Ultimately, the second one is cleaner, so let's go with that.
|
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Welcome to Italy, where wine is especially constructed to go with food.
|
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But there are limits to how far one can go with this.
|
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Can we find a few bad things to go with the good?
|
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Many auto manufacturers saying we are happy to go with California's standards.
|
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When people move, the objects they hold dear will go with them.
|
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When we got there, I said, 'You'd better not go with me.
|
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Wind and solar do, after all, come and go with the weather.
|
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So let's just go with the notion that spring is coming early.
|
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Where do you want to go with this business, with this concept?
|
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You go with the woulda, coulda, shouldas, and it eats you away.
|
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If that wanes, the electricity of the tournament might go with it.
|
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Many go with some variant of the traditional: Granny, Nana, Granddad, PopPop.
|
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Most people, however, go with the $164, five-course Menu del Posto.
|
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I always make strong coffee in a percolator to go with them.
|
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And she always said, 'Go with the newest, the latest, the greatest.
|
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He also had only 210 unforced errors to go with 210 winners.
|
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But we won't judge you if you go with the ice cream.
|
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Cops would not let me go with them [the Congressional Black Caucus].
|
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Would the participants go with the obvious explanation, or try something new?
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THRUSH: I think Trump Vod--I would go with the Trump Vodka.
|
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Three more M.V.P.s to go with the one he won last decade.
|
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T. normally likes to go with me, but she is still resting.
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Have to go with Cologne (although York is pretty great too). Foodie?
|
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After six hours of questioning, he was let go with a warning.
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I would look for simply prepared dishes to go with these wines.
|
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"I go with a group of friends and discuss business," he said.
|
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I took the Pixelbook Go with me to China earlier this month.
|
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We're going to go with things like Boston Scientific or to Medtronic.
|
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It just depends on how far you want to go with it.
|
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Why do I suspect you'd be happy to go with Michael Bloomberg?
|
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When you're under that drug, you really just go with the flow.
|
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They just go with the flow, act impulsively and use extreme rhetoric.
|
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I scramble an egg to go with my leftover rice from Wednesday.
|
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Choosing the right action camera used to be simple: Go with GoPro.
|
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"That's New York — you have to go with the flow," he said.
|
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Volvo hasn't provided many details to go with its broader carbon pledges.
|
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I just want a pair that'll go with every outfit, sue me.
|
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"I just thought I would go with a fresh arm," Girardi said.
|
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So why not go with Lil Nas X and "Old Town Road"?
|
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"On we go with the dollar," said Societe Generale strategist Kit Juckes.
|
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Price-check your rides and, if possible, go with the cheaper option.
|
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"John Henry said, 'No, it shouldn't go with the territory,'" Kennedy recounted.
|
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These sport coats also truly don't wrinkle, and they go with everything.
|
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They go with everything, and you never have to take them off.
|
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Not only that, two other engineers were threatening to go with him.
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Go with a gabby friend or two, to jump-start your share.
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We gotta go with Baby Yoda's head paired with Mike Wazowski's body.
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I used to go with my family for Sunday Mass, for holidays.
|
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"I always go with the intent of finding something new," he said.
|
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"Either I go with you or not at all," Wells-Barnett declared.
|
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Ms. Farrohi said she would go with or without him this summer.
|
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Hey man, looks like we've decided to go with a different applicant.
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You just need an Act 85033 to go with your Act 1.
|
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"If he goes somewhere, I'll go with him, no matter where" (Schneider).
|
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Yeah, we'll go with that, so… WHAT THE FUCK IS UP, 2020?
|
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But I decided to go with the weird profile-ized transformation anyway.
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Brew your coffee on the go with the Espro Travel Coffee Press.
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The conclusion: You should probably go with someone else, just in case.
|
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" Asked the reason, he added, "Let's go with too much egg nog.
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Adams contributed 10 points and 10 rebounds to go with four blocks.
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Spices give the soup depth, and heat if you go with chiles.
|
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I am definitely not said constructor, so I go with [Early Brit].
|
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And so they have to go with mid-rolls in News Feed.
|
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And these days they are careful to go with stories that sell.
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Make some simple crusty bread to go with it, and Lucali salad.
|
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I might go to Africa — I was supposed to go with Joaquin.
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To go with it: Try this brown-butter cornbread, from Melissa Clark.
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Sometimes you just have to go with the mess of the moment.
|
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Children's advocates are seeking more federal funding to go with the commitment.
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And then I'm a big person of, you go with the people.
|
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We need a story of owners and investment to go with it.
|
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You have to go with your gut and not compromise on this.
|
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So you just need to let go and go with the flow.
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I have to go with the BSC, since it got there first.
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Go with America and try to avoid the whole Nazi association. Yes.
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Explain ... What was what you thought I was going to go with?
|
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I go with a standard "best" at the end of my messages.
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I'm going to go with something like a Strava or a Runkeeper.
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"Otherwise, you have a situation where when I go with Mom, I get to pick out what pony I wanna ride that day; when I go with Dad, my high point is mowing the lawn with him," Kaplan adds.
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I don't want to close up our industry because somebody said, you know, you have to go with wind or you have to go with something else that doesn't have the capacity to do what we have to do.
|
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It's attractive, as PSVR titles go, with colorful environments and expressive character models.
|
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And most importantly, what he'd happily go with out: electricity or running water?
|
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DaSilva said that Graswald agreed to go with them to state police barracks.
|
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They will only go with and report a story in a negative light.
|
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If your roommate might be into something trendier, go with Glossier's Mask Duo.
|
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I go with it and figure people will pass if they need to.
|
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After checking my ID and insurance, he lets me go with a warning.
|
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My understanding is that Varoufakis was willing to go with a parallel currency.
|
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So for the sake of argument, let's go with a conservative 210 watts.
|
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Apple's decision to go with a 128GB SSD standard is a poor one.
|
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Ultimately, she decides to go with Jason, sending Wills home in the process.
|
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And we didn't say we would go with what you came up with.
|
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"That's one place we can go with our anger," says de la Rosa.
|
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"When they went to the bathroom, Tina would go with them," said Knowles.
|
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The best part is they're comfortable, they're cool, and they go with everything.
|
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Local families go with their kids and enjoy candy apples and schnitzel sandwiches.
|
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The upfront cash amount — the option most winners go with — is $248.8 million.
|
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When to Chest MountFor all types of skiing, go with a chest mount.
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Easy – you go with the ones that help you do your best work.
|
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DeAndre Jordan grabbed a game-high 143 rebounds to go with seven points.
|
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This is an ill-conceived idea, but they're gonna go with it anyway.
|
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Baylor's Mario Kegler led all rebounders with 10 to go with seven points.
|
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I will go with my notebook and [write songs] and relax and mediate.
|
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When in doubt, always go with what your gut says to do, right?
|
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Whether the U.K. would go with Brexit or Bremain remained a toss-up.
|
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"If you see different results … you clearly want to go with lower ones."
|
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Firstly, I would say there's a long way to go with vacuum cleaning.
|
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If you want nicer hardware and more configurable software, go with the S10.
|
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"Taylor: "Umm, yeah I mean go with whatever line you think is better.
|
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Can sweets go with cheese (or whatever the powdery stuff on Cheetos is)?
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That's a tough one, but I'd have to go with "Far From Earth".
|
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I just gave it to him, and he let it go with confidence.
|
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Clearly, I ignored all their advice and decided to just go with it.
|
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You can go with your gal pals, your significant other, or your anger.
|
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As BuzzFeed discovered, Jesse and Katherine Oldfield decided to go with the latter.
|
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You should just bring one box and go with us and set up.
|
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This would reduce cash-only businesses and the risks that go with them.
|
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You can't just go with the flow, you have to be the flow.
|
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Khloé wants to go, and Kim thinks that Kourtney should go with her.
|
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Want a burger to go with your chips — or your sack of potatoes?
|
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It's purposely mysterious, and there are plenty of places to go with that.
|
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And so it will go with all of Ms. Warren's very aspirational plans.
|
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You're gonna need some dessert to go with that heavy of a meal.
|
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If the name is totally unknown, then I go with the Greek version.
|
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To go with his unusually large size, Samson has some unusual cat habits.
|
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It also has a brand-new RF lens mount to go with it.
|
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I think you just have to follow your instinct and go with it.
|
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Extend her phone's battery life while on-the-go with the compact ban.
|
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Bryant," she says, "we have oppressive laws to go with our oppressive heat.
|
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Hang out on the go with this portable and comfortable trailer hitch hammock!
|
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For photo work, I wouldn't go with a screen any smaller than that.
|
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I think if they go with the tariffs, the trade talks are dead.
|
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For looser textured looks, they tend to go with a soft center part.
|
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So if you prefer one company over the other, just go with that.
|
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If you're forcing me to pick, I'd go with 24 because of that.
|
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After this, you have rent, which, fuck it, let's go with 8 percent.
|
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But there are plenty of fall-specific candle scents you could go with.
|
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The lack of a honeymoon to go with her wedding was surprisingly distracting.
|
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"That's hard, but I'd have to go with Beltre," Kocian told Sports Day.
|
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I just said to her, 'Do you mind if I go with Arch?
|
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I'm a bit obsessed with seeing how far we can go with it.
|
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I could go with the flow and watch snowball fights amid the cactuses.
|
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You can also sign into the Go with your face using Windows Hello.
|
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The moon meets Pluto, asking how deep you're willing go with your partners.
|
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If crispy skin is your main goal, though, go with a dry brine.
|
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And it's the last agency to basically go with the high single-A.
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Basically, Sliding Doors or (kind of, go with me on this) Quantum Leap.
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That all sounds great, but it doesn't go with the song—at all.
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JULIA BOORSTIN: What made you decide to go with a traditional broadcast network?
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He finished with 63 yards rushing to go with 166 through the air.
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Now, we know how markups go with these type of limited-edition buys.
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To go with such superlatives, it might be the world's smartest tunnel, too.
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Get tempted and buy a bag of chips to go with my sandwich.
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Today's athletic titans go with the more understated memorial, the life-sized Fathead.
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So, I have to go with the person I know and I like.
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I had a chance to go with them to Ethiopia and to Senegal.
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I had to go with Trump because I thought he was a businessman.
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To ensure your safety and those of your friends, go with your gut.
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Gailing says to find what works best for you and go with that.
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If size doesn't matter you should just go with Moments or Olloclip lenses.
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Policemen come and go with the promise of drama, only to disappoint; suitors
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I have to admire the boldness of anyone who would go with Tangerine.
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If you need to go somewhere, call a neighbor to go with you.
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We always go with the flow and do things naturally as they come.
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Go with the form that suits you best, and you'll be satisfied regardless.
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Just go with the flow and don't try to make sense of it.
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Teague had 13 assists and eight rebounds to go with his 20 points.
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"If they say it's Tuesday, you're supposed to go with it," she explained.
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And hopefully, Keefe and his army of sock poppet bots go with it.
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Wherever I go, I go with an open mind and a clean heart.
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Make any drink or snack "to go" with great deals on Thermoses today.
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Wireshark has versions for Windows and OSX all ready to go with installers.
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Vapours and Ski Mask seem like they're interchangeable, but I'll go with Vapours.
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Maybe that doesn't make sense, but just go with it for a minute.
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Go with the flow—it's going to lead you somewhere magical and healing.
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Get stuff done on-the-go with the Ockel Sirius B Black Cherry.
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She pretty much has to play it cool and go with the joke.
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Emmanuel Mudiay dished a game-high seven assists to go with nine points.
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One-third of its 18 other members are due to go with them.
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I go with him and pick up some cleaning supplies and disposable razors.
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Why, after a huge, network Chuck Lorre show, did you go with Netflix?
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Aromatherapy Roll-On Gift aromatherapy on the go with this roll-on tube.
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Growing up, I'd go with him on Saturdays to the stores he managed.
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If you're planning on carrying a balance, go with a low-interest card.
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There are so many different ways to go with all of these women.
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My friends call me Swizzy, so I guess I would go with that.
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In the short term, Italy is content to go with the European grain.
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He also added a game-high seven assists to go with nine rebounds.
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Roll-on aromatherapy Gift aromatherapy on the go with this roll-on tube.
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Well, now there's an actual sonic soundtrack to go with that mental picture.
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In politics, it makes sense to go with the flow, not against it.
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I also wanted to get some special treats to go with my drinks.
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"Usually, I don't plan anything, I just go with the flow," she said.
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Go with a wildly flavored ice pop, like this Mexican street corn paleta.
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Now you can charge up on the go with this convenient keychain addition.
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Jersey Mike's offers a small selection of chips to go with your meal.
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I decided to go with my true size and they fit really well.
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There's also a foundation, frame, and adjustable base that go with the mattress.
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If you're along for the ride, you kind of just go with it.
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"Go with something you love, even if it doesn't look traditional," Dukes agreed.
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They also have expense accounts to go with salaries they would not disclose.
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Its a little bit unsustainable unless you have fundamental information to go with.
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I even grabbed some fries and an apple pie to go with it.
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Thomas reddens and slinks away, and Gertrude watches him go with dry eyes.
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Would you like a few more germs to go with your rice tart?
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If he's had an intense workout, he'll go with something heartier like steak.
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If you leave to go eat something, you go with the whole group.
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I did some soul-searching and decided to go with the one-liners.
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Sometimes you get offered more money to go with one label over another.
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Bigger monsters, larger fights, and an escalation of violence to go with it.
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So instead, let's go with someone a little less familiar: winger Patrick Lebeau.
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But don't just pick the nearest one to you and go with that.
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We have so much further that we want to go with the product.
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Potato chips prescription—PCP—that's what I'm going to try to go with.
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This isn't just a cool song to go with a cool scene, though.
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Into the pan they go, with oil and a bit of extra butter.
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You can go with the $20 college-classic, multiple-necked, multicolored lamp monster.
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I'm happy to go with this origin story, but I can't verify it.
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I decided to go with my gut and make wine out of them.
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I usually go with vegan protein powders for my post-workout protein fix.
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Go with a group and it's easy to try everything on the menu.
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That mouthful of tech jargon basically translates to: it's Pokémon Go, with zombies.
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"Let's go with your style, and take it up a notch," she said.
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Go with "Prison Break," Fox's big, twisty, drama answer to "Lost" from 210.
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A word to the wise: Buy a streaming device to go with it.
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Several times throughout the year, Max asked if he could go with me.
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We have to have it and all the supplies that go with it.
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We can't go with this urban strategy that we are the growing party.
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A classic martini variation seemed to go with the bar's dark, moody feel.
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From rejection, rebirth, and a lot of 905 references to go with it.
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So we just had to remain focused and go with the game plan.
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Both things kind of just happen and we're asked to go with it.
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Go with the friends you know are ready to wild the fuck out.
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Cutting Board You need a good cutting board to go with that knife.
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"It's a place where people can go with their strollers," Mr. Sachs said.
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"I've got to go with what the experts are telling me," he said.
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I just came in and he said, 'Wow — O.K., I'll go with him.
|
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You can go through an interview process before deciding to go with somebody.
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But otherwise, Matty gives you permission to go with the store-bought kind.
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Why did you decide go with such a surreal tone for this episode?
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And he would like to just pack up and go with Missandei somewhere.
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We sat in the car, watching people come and go with gooey sundaes.
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If you are heavier or sleep on your back, go with the firm.
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Ivica Zubac had four points to go with a game-high 12 rebounds.
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She wrote "Ain't No Time to Go" with her daughter Patsy Lynn Russell.
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"Go with the color that is closest to your current color," Jaxcee said.
|
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I thought, where the hell am I going to go with three cats?
|
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Some five-minute hummus to go with it, from the chef Mike Solomonov?
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Instead, I go with the one $2580 option, 20-inch Turbo Aero wheels.
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"I'm very interested in writing songs that go with a visual," he said.
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But when the interest is piqued, we can't help but go with it.
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A little makeup and you're good to go with this sassy, comfy costume.
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Lonzo Ball added a career-high 03 assists to go with eight points.
|
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These near-misses go with the territory, especially in a big Sunday grid.
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We'll throw it around a little and see where we go with it.
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That, and that sometimes you really just have to go with the flow.
|
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Malkin caught Dubnyk out of position after a give-and-go with Rust.
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Moderation is the best way to go, with an occasional hot fudge sundae!
|
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I usually go with a friend, but she couldn't get into this time.
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For the last two nights, we decided to go with a little upgrade.
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And McDonald's really, really wants you to buy coffee to go with them.
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"We try to go with things where the future is bright," Kraft said.
|
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So just how wild does Adam Neumann go with this $4 billion investment?
|
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So just how wild does Adam Neumann go with this $24 billion investment?
|
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"We don't usually go with six different rackets with the pros," Reid said.
|
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To go with these upgrades, Ford is introducing over-the-air software updates.
|
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"We're not trying to go with the 'scrubs and duds' program," Dipoto said.
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Sometimes I go with my friend Richard Berne who lives on my block.
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To go with it, she offers two recipes from Ms. French's new cookbook.
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He finished with a season-low four points to go with 12 rebounds.
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Climate readiness plan: Just (let the rivers) go with the flow, Stateline reports.
|
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Bring the big sound with your wherever you go with the WONDERBOOM speaker.
|
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And I try to go with the one whose positives outweigh the negatives.
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I was saving Olive Garden's famous free breadsticks to go with the soup.
|
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I'm just going to go with the lowest reasonable value of around 0.1.
|
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"If there is an 'Anybody but …' campaign, go with the 'but'," Payne said.
|
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Rodney Chatman stole the ball four times to go with his nine assists.
|
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They have a nice clean line, and they even go with a blazer.
|
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Come go with me and talk about it and be passionate about it.
|
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Successful entrepreneurs tend to go with their gut instincts and don't overthink choices.
|
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Eventually, after refusing to go with the men, the sisters left the airport.
|
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Tyson Chandler had 13 rebounds to go with 10 points for the Suns.
|
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But since Knight jokingly counted "18 trillion," we're going to go with that.
|
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We want all of the above, plus the accessories that go with them!
|
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Does he have a short upper body to go with the short fingers?
|
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All the way down, all the way deep,' they just go with it.
|
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Only advice I will ever give to new parents: go with the flow.
|
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Or you could go with the new Unreal Mobile, a spinoff of FreedomPop.
|
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This is going into politics, but I&aposll go with you a little.
|
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Not quite as strong, but still strong, and so I'll go with history.
|
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You'll need surround sound to go with the brand new smart TV, right?
|
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And H.S.A.s are portable: If you change employers, the plans go with you.
|
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The first precept may be to go with an open mind — and ears.
|
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Wiley blocked three shots to go with his 23 points and 215 rebounds.
|
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But that did not mean they necessarily knew where to go with them.
|
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I may have to go with the hispanics to be honest with you.
|
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So just how wild does Adam Neumann go with this $0003 billion investment?
|
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I have to go with other people because it wasn't safe for us.
|
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I mean, it's OK, but we need to go with the big guns.
|
|
Biden could also go with someone more low-profile, such as Michigan Gov.
|
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When backed into a corner, I tend to go with the unhealthy options.
|
|
I don't know how I'd go with the once-a-week idea, though.
|
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Some guests opted for simple, elegant black dresses to go with their masks.
|
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Of course there's a recipe for butter tarts to go with it (above).
|
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There is a limitation to how far you can go with these things.
|
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You have to feel how far you can go with a certain person.
|
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Or you can go with a vegan version that's (almost) as good, too!
|
|
Kara Swisher says "very helpful," that is what we're going to go with.
|
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If you're that kind of person, I guess you just go with it.
|
|
Did someone not say to him, hey, maybe go with paisley for today?
|
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"If I have this new outfit that I could wear or I could go with the old faithful that I know I am going to feel confident in, I am always going to go with the old faithful," Scott says.
|
|
If you're a casual gamer, go with the Xbox One S bundle, but if you're a hardcore gamer (or buying for one), you have to go with the Xbox One X bundle with more power and cleaner graphics and audio.
|
|
I had to go with him so I wouldn't wind up in the picture.
|
|
If you go with the 365-pack, you'll be paying just $3.29 per can.
|
|
I also really like to go with Stella to Pinky and get a pedicure.
|
|
She had hoped that she would be able to let it go with time.
|
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Brew coffee or loose tea on the go with this special travel coffee press.
|
|
It could also mean Trump won't go with the politician previously floated: GOP Sen.
|
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You kind of just have to go with it and not overthink it all.
|
|
Because sometimes you just gotta go with your gut (or rather, your gut microbes).
|
|
It's either I go with him for free or take an Uber for money.
|
|
It moves around, and you can tell it where to go with an app.
|
|
To go with her enchanting attire, Blunt wore a matching headpiece by Stephen Jones.
|
|
And to go with that, we recommend candle holders that really offer some personality.
|
|
MURDOCH: Not necessarily, Greg, you just have to go with whatever the narrative is.
|
|
If Jon and Daenerys have a falling out, will the dragon go with him?
|
|
Because we wanted an open feel, we decided to go with single large pieces.
|
|
One day PewDiePie won't be PewDiePie, right, and will his audience go with him?
|
|
Mega Millions' upfront cash payment — the option most winners go with — is $210.2 million.
|
|
The press is going to go with that, and I cannot live with that.
|
|
I decided to go with it because I didn't want any confrontations at work.
|
|
At this heavily reduced price, now is the perfect time to go with StrongVPN.
|
|
Asked why he thought Pelosi ultimately decided to go with the clean bill, Rep.
|
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Championships come and go with all the predictability of the seasons, and trophies rust.
|
|
If you're paralyzed by choice and need to pick one, go with Oculus Rift.
|
|
Arctic air unleashed for many, but a pretty dry stretch to go with it.
|
|
I mean, the president was willing with go with DACA and they weren&apost.
|
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Brusatte: It's really clichéd I know, but I have to go with T. rex.
|
|
Anthony is averaging 21.1 points and 7.8 rebounds to go with 1003 double-doubles.
|
|
They invited Vicente to go with them as they pawned some gold they'd stolen.
|
|
You have to go with the flow—all while standing up for your boundaries.
|
|
"If we've had too much pizza, we definitely go with Thai food," said Catherine.
|
|
Six to eight police officers approached Missal and asked him to go with them.
|
|
I make a fried egg to go with it, which makes a huge difference.
|
|
Luann D'Agostino has a new penthouse pad to go with her new married life.
|
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JJ: I was thinking about making music to go with a Jean Renoir film.
|
|
As it happens, he has a set of policies to go with his personality.
|
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Otherwise, you can go with your company's COBRA coverage or find an individual plan.
|
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I bought an Apple Pencil to go with it and they work together perfectly.
|
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I'd go with Andy Warhol, or to dinner and then to Studio 54 afterwards.
|
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Price: $12.49 for 4 on Amazon And some fancy toothpaste to go with it.
|
|
To go with, how about some mashed potatoes, or a bowl of egg noodles?
|
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Or, ditch the harness altogether and go with a strap-on that's, well, strapless.
|
|
That bomb deal alone is enough for most people to go with Amazon, right?
|
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I got to go with a friend for my best buddy's younger sister's birthday.
|
|
"Always go with no makeup on, and exfoliate the day after, too," Herbert advises.
|
|
Center DeAndre Jordan grabbed a game-high 214 rebounds to go with seven points.
|
|
Another post read "Off we go!!" with a picture of the team at camp.
|
|
If we pick the right number, many companies will go with the share option.
|
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I go with her and spy an Adidas sports bra for 30% off ($40).
|
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She was let go with a warning and soon stopped for gas, police said.
|
|
Someone has brought in sweets, so I grab some to go with my tea.
|
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I'd have to go with Android, which runs on over 90% of India's smartphones.
|
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If you have to have a veggie chip, go with the Terra ones instead.
|
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"All my thoughts obviously go with the victims and their loved ones," he said.
|
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I just wanted to go with a high-growth company I could learn from.
|
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If you like them, you go with them and if not, you keep looking.
|
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"I just go with the flow and see what happens," she says to Winfrey.
|
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He needs a new blazer and a shirt and pants to go with it.
|
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You're going to want rice to go with this, so start prepping that, too.
|
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He could go with Baldwin or he could try redshirt junior Paul Jorgensen there.
|
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Tezos blockchain decided to go with a functional programming language for the smart contracts.
|
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If you have some cash to burn, though, we'd go with the JayBird X2.
|
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You should probably just go with whichever option is most likely to have stock.
|
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"I think if it's a boy I'll go with Junior — Tristan Jr.," she said.
|
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I decide to go with them, but I don't order anything other than water.
|
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No matter what, you'll always look good when you go with what you know.
|
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Next time the Democrats should go with their gut and nominate a real fighter.
|
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Why does he go with a joke that implies he cruises for underage girls?
|
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"I might go with 'The Boz' haircut after this," he said with a smile.
|
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The dashboard is making binging and bonging noises to go with the flashing lights.
|
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There are many paths to business success and financial models that go with it.
|
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We try them on and we go with what we both love the most.
|
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One thing that applies to all rosé, regardless of which variety you go with?
|
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"If they were to die today their eggs would go with them," Vigne says.
|
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"They sign something that says, 'We'll go with whatever the court decides,'" Benson explained.
|
|
So how'd it go with Sanders and the moderators Bret Baier and Martha MacCallum?
|
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But most snow boots, even attractive ones, don't exactly go with a power suit.
|
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It's not breakthrough stuff either, but it's where we have to go with industry.
|
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Should I go with a sci-fi theme or stick with the Old West?
|
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Choosing which VPN provider to go with, however, is both easy and incredibly difficult.
|
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"Thoughts go with the victims, their relatives and police officers," Michel wrote on Twitter.
|
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Ultimately, her longtime manager Benny Medina convinced J.Lo to go with the Versace dress.
|
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I ordered a normal Margherita pizza and an orange juice to go with it.
|
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So it's part of the current West Wing instinct to go with the base.
|
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But why go with that down-the-line split vote that Debbie was proposing?
|
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"I think if it's a boy I'll go with Junior — Tristan Jr.," Khloé said.
|
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Chesky chose to go with a proactive statement, offering housing to refugees in need.
|
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This year upgrade your shirt game and go with the Captive Polo by Arc'teryx.
|
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Aleksander Barkov worked a give-and-go with Huberdeau to earn the primary assist.
|
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So that always stuck with me, and it just continued to go with life.
|
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With an off day Thursday, the Cubs could go with a four-man rotation.
|
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What happens when you eventually run out of songs that go with "All Star"?
|
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I.' producers are also still debating whether to go with 3 or 4 judges.
|
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Still, many students go with the goal of transferring to a four-year school.
|
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If you wanna win, you have to go with the best duo in town.
|
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So, again, I'm just gonna go with it and believe they are in love.
|
|
Emanuel had a choice to make: He could go with Facta or with Mussolini.
|
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Inokyo wants to be the indie Amazon Go, with a cashierless autonomous retail store.
|
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The cash option for this jackpot — which most winners go with — is $477 million.
|
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Ultimately, go with the loadout that works best for your while optimizing your Light.
|
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Go with the flow, take a nap, and don't push forward—instead, look back.
|
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"If she won't go with him, then she definitely has a boyfriend," Kim said.
|
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For Volkwagen, the decision to go with Microsoft came after a six-month evaluation.
|
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Dude looks like he's... um...let's go with living his best life, shall we?
|
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Take your tunes wherever you go with the Ultimate Ears Blast portable Bluetooth speaker.
|
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"Let us go with God, with Bolivar, with our commander Hugo Chavez," Jaua said.
|
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And if you have doubts, go with the one who attracts the quiet man.
|
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Viall has opted to go with a classic and on-theme fairytale, Sleeping Beauty.
|
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It's playful and energetic and has some midcentury vibes to go with the house.
|
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No matter what flavor elements you go with, you'll also want a big pot.
|
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I convinced my friend to go with me as my safety and co-conspirator.
|
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It fell into my hands, and I had to let it go with confidence.
|
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"Tea Before You Go," with music and story by Aaron Siegel, is also engrossing.
|
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Apple is also selling a $5,000 display and $1,000 stand to go with it.
|
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"Decided to go with the blonde balayage this Summer ☺️" she captioned the post.
|
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At first, I go with "I am a robot," but that seems too vague.
|
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The decision to go with Bluetooth rather than Apple's Smart Connector is also questionable.
|
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Wherever I can go and where I can gather people to go with me.
|
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There you'll find Korean fried tempeh tacos to go with your crispy Peruvian fries.
|
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Scottie Lewis had nine points and Omar Payne six to go with five boards.
|
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She doesn't ask even once if she can go with Cecilia a little farther.
|
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"Hassan, you'll go with Hina, yes," Mona asked, a directive instead of a question.
|
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"I have to go with Clinton just because I can't stand Trump," Morris said.
|
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We're talking more than double my salary, with an accompanying workload to go with.
|
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You'll find basic, go-with-everything styles that are perfect for work or play.
|
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" Trump says of @AOC "I don't have time to go with three different names.
|
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Saatva also sells a frame, foundation, and adjustable base to go with your mattress.
|
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You up for corn pakoras and a mango-tamarind chutney to go with them?
|
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Ms. Kamel told her son to go with her friend and the other children.
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