As Cuyahoga County goes so goes Ohio, and as Ohio goes so goes the presidency.
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It just goes and goes and goes like a wave.
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The saying goes, as goes January, so goes the year.
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It goes into race, it goes into class, it goes into age.
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That goes for planes, it goes for cars, and it even goes for social networks.
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GOES-S will be known as GOES-17, and will operate in the GOES-West position.
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WILLIAMS: -- goes after -- goes after the NFL players.
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I believe there's change, and I believe it goes up and it goes down, and it goes up again.
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I believe there's change and I believe it goes up and it goes down, and it goes up again.
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Once again we can only hope that as San Francisco goes, so goes California, and so goes the nation.
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First the grocery goes away, and next thing you know the doctor goes away and then the minister goes away.
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What's been happening as her probability goes up, biotechs go down, and as her probability goes down, biotech goes up.
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They will say that nobody goes to Luger for the sole, nobody goes to Luger for the wine, nobody goes to Luger for the salad, nobody goes to Luger for the service.
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"As China goes, so goes that entire region," Boockvar said.
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As it goes, so goes good journalism in Southern Nevada.
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WE HAVE THAT AGREEMENT THAT GOES WHERE THE TECHNOLOGY GOES.
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When Western Digital's stock goes down, it just goes down.
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Typically, this goes away when the body goes into ketosis.
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"There goes the suit, there goes the hair," he said.
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"So goes Baltimore, so goes Hopkins," he likes to say.
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When the number of police goes down, crime goes up.
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And I believe our attention goes where our intention goes.
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As coverage goes up, by seesaw effect, care goes down.
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And yet, the press goes crazy, the media goes nuts.
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But if he goes to Iran he goes totally dark.
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But when it goes bad, it goes very, very bad.
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"Once confidence goes, the economy goes with it," Zandi said.
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It goes in streaks; it goes in spurts at times.
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That goes into the Corporation Public ... Goes into the Corporation.
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One piece goes to radio, one piece goes to television.
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These days, as oil goes, so goes the stock market.
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"As retail goes, so goes America," Pence told the crowd.
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So goes the south, so goes the heartbeat of America.
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And once again, as Ohio goes, so goes the nation.
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When the price goes up, their tax credit goes up.
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If it goes into a place with oils, what goes in has to be measured, what goes out has to be measured.
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Concealer goes before foundation, and BB cream goes before powder, and powder goes after everything — or wait, is it the other way around?
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Stocks go down, oil goes up, gold goes up, gold equity goes up, so, I think it's a nice portfolio diversifier to have.
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Common Sense As January goes, so goes the entire market year.
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One three-iron goes 240 yards, the next one goes 280.
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But when something goes wrong, it goes wrong with a vengeance.
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Oh, and what about, as goes January, so goes the year?
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We're there when staff goes away and the military goes away.
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"As the white shark goes, the North Atlantic goes," Fischer said.
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When one things goes a little bit wrong, everything goes wrong.
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He goes in the backyard and he goes, "AAAAHHHH," like that.
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When he goes to Davos — and, note, he goes to Davos!
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Nervousness goes with interviewing like scrambled eggs goes with hash browns.
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But, as the saying goes, what goes up must come down.
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When that baby's heart rate goes down, my heart goes down.
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And as the saying goes, what goes up must come down.
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Any scrutiny that goes down, it goes down on the celebrity.
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How it worked: As San Francisco goes, so goes everyone else.
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However, as the old saying goes, no good deed goes unpunished.
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And how Christmas goes really depends on how the game goes.
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Brown always goes with navy and gray, khaki, goes with denim.
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"So goes January, so goes the year," is the old adage.
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Nomiki Konst Winner: Sanders As California goes, so goes the nation.
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Otherwise, if a region goes down, your app goes down, too.
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One goes in the bedroom, and one goes in the kitchen.
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They used to say, as goes me, so goes the nation.
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One of these values goes down while the other goes up.
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When he goes up, he goes up in all of them.
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Clinton speaks then "goes home and goes to sleep," he said.
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"As McDonalds goes, so goes the fast food industry," Conti said.
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For any sales made there, 70 percent goes to the game's publisher and 5 percent goes to the streamer (the rest goes to Twitch).
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When I think about emotional horror, I think about all that goes unsaid, all that goes denied, all that goes shoved under the rug.
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"If a guy goes first, a guy goes 30th, a guy goes 50th, it's going to be fair," said Coberger, the New Zealand coach.
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"As Florida goes, so the nation goes," Ingoglia, the party chairman, says.
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A megaphone that goes wherever he goes, including, presumably, into the bathroom.
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And when I say he goes flying, I mean he goes FLYING.
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I think as time goes we'll see where the production side goes.
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Goes to charities, it doesn't go to me, it goes to charities.
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Where Stranger Things goes for subtle, Summer goes for on-the-nose.
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Sometimes it goes a half hour; sometimes it goes a couple hours.
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Let's just say it goes on pretty, but goes off the opposite.
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Goes to charities, it doesn't go to me; it goes to charities.
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Just then, her home goes dark and the phone line goes dead.
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Down goes Puig, so he goes 0 for 4 with two strikeouts.
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As men's testosterone levels drop, the theory goes, their irritability goes up.
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"When something goes awry, it goes awry big," she tells The Verge.
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"When something goes awry, it goes awry big," she tells The Verge.
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"The heart rate goes up sharply, blood pressure goes up," she said.
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That goes with instinct, and that goes with years of riding horses.
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It goes live, goes viral on campus, and crashes the Harvard network.
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He goes into a country, takes the oil, goes into another country.
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One goes on the door, and the other goes on the doorjamb.
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The violence goes away, but along with it goes dignity, our pride.
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"My definition of art that is political goes beyond the comedic, goes beyond satire, goes beyond replicating the things that we already know," she says.
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That's to say that as soon as it goes out, it goes on television, it goes on Facebook, it goes all over the place and it's instant -- it really is, to me it's a modern way to communicate.
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Then you can send each block to a sub-algorithm that calculates item frequencies: 12 goes to copy one of the algorithm, 34 goes to copy two, 56 goes to copy three, and 123 goes to copy four.
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Descartes Labs' wildfire detector takes the images from two geostationary satellites, GOES-16 and GOES-17 (also known as GOES East and GOES West), launched by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) in 2016 and 2018, respectively.
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But not everyone who goes to Disrupt events goes to launch a business.
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If something goes wrong but goes undetected, the robots can physically destroy themselves.
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The old Wall Street adage says 'so goes January, so goes the year.
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Mobility goes up, the amount of travel goes up – that helps our business.
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But yet he goes along with it, he goes along with the lie.
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And the audience goes wild as everyone's favorite Sith Lord goes to work.
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"If the fraternity goes, everything goes with it," Will observes at one point.
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No matter what happens ratings go up, attendance goes up, revenue goes up.
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If NATO goes and the EU goes, what will happen to the U.N.?
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It's so big that as tech goes, so goes the S&P 224.
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So rates of murder go up, rape goes up, domestic assault goes up.
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If Ridley Road goes, an immeasurable chunk of Hackney's heritage goes with it.
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When Mr. Leff goes off to work, Mazel goes off to day care.
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Sometimes that conversation goes five minutes, sometimes the conversation goes for three days.
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Was I on Fifth, which goes down, or Sixth Avenue, which goes up?
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Shuffle shuffle, glug glug, there goes Boston Store, there goes Carson Pirie Scott.
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And this is just geographic discrimination, because I think 225 percent of all venture capital goes to three states: 13 percent goes to California, 21 percent of that goes just to northern California, and most of it goes to white guys.
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" Detrick said January looks to be sizing up to a positive month overall, and as the Wall Street saying goes, "So goes January, so goes the year.
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GOES-16 has three times more spectral channels than earlier generations of GOES satellites.
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He's with the momentum, he goes with the flow, he goes with the people.
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It goes up on good economic news it goes down on higher rate news.
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It is the great balance-keeper, and as our ocean goes, our planet goes.
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Carolina goes up 68-29 and goes on to win the game 29-25.
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As goes the way of federal funding and priorities, so apparently goes private funding.
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The company says 8% goes toward the franchise royalties and 4.5% goes towards advertising.
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It's almost like a switch flips and he goes black and he goes violent.
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Another 353 percent goes to transportation, while 4 percent goes to agriculture and food.
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As far as clubbing goes, there's a relaxed, anything-goes atmosphere at the Mill.
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And it goes both ways; I root for him when he goes on dates.
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"It goes back to the Civil War, it goes back to Reconstruction," he said.
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"That's how that one goes," he says, and the dusk goes pink all around.
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For example, "~~[your text goes here]~~" will become "[your text goes here]," struck through.
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The company says 8% goes toward the franchise royalties and 4.5% goes towards advertising.
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While GOES-16 and GOES-17 are positioned over different regions, their coverage overlaps.
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When you start one little fire, it goes up, the whole thing goes up.
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Some goes to Parkview's cardiovascular center where she goes to exercise to stay healthy.
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" As the Beatles song goes, "Ob-la-di, ob-la-da, life goes on.
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From a people point of view, who goes where, who goes to which side?
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Instead of looking at what goes wrong, they're trying to understand what goes right.
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Ruby goes on the swings and slides, and Esme goes on the baby swing.
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You experience hyperventilation, your heart rate goes up, and your blood pressure goes up.
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"JUD JUD JUD" goes the left speaker, then "JUD JUD JUD" goes the right.
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The cheese taco goes on the bottom and the regular taco goes on top.
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I was struck by the fact that you see many fewer of those now, where someone goes on a date or goes golfing or goes to an arcade.
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And after 37, just like a woman's biological time clock goes down, your chance of reproducing goes down, your chance of starting a company after 37 goes down.
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That's because coffee typically goes in one category and supermarket spending goes in another category.
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Gmail goes down for about an hour and my campaign office goes into full meltdown.
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Everything that comes in and goes out of your home network goes through the router.
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About half of that $4.99 goes Twitch, while the other half goes to the streamer.
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This tax has two parts: 12.4% goes to Social Security and 2.9% goes toward Medicare.
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Before Tia goes on the date with Colton, she goes on a date with Chris.
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So when that same swim section goes on sale, all reason goes out the window.
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For instance, coffee typically goes in one category and supermarket spending goes in another category.
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The urgency level goes up, the physicality goes up, doing the little things, winning pucks.
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It is a day when everyone goes home, goes on bike rides, and plays basketball.
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"As goes the Affordable Care Act, so goes the healthcare for Hispanics, disproportionately," said Rep.
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It is the tradition that with responsibility goes authority and with them both goes accountability.
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And, with that, he goes to the next round, which goes a little less well.
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"As Paul goes, it seems like the team goes," said Indiana head coach Nate McMillan.
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But "the moment the pressure goes away, the action goes away as well", said Kraemer.
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And it goes against the Constitution, and it goes against what the American people want.
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"When there's news in the market, it goes up and it goes down," he said.
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"As small businesses goes, so goes the American economy," Hultgren said in a news release.
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At the end of the day, where the B-2 goes, so goes B-21.
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What happens [is] it goes up, and then it stalls, goes up, then it stalls.
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A pack of three goes for $20 and a pack of six goes for $39.
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It just goes to show, as the cliché statement goes, celebrities are just like us.
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"The water comes and goes, comes and goes, and it's just a trickle," he said.
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" Malcolm Rifkind, a Tory elder statesman, said that, "if she goes, she goes with honor.
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Amrabat of Morocco goes down in the box and a big penalty appeal goes up.
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" "Our leverage in the elections quite candidly goes up as the voting populace goes down.
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When a buzzer sounds, the red light goes out and the green light goes on.
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"As Florida goes in 2018, so goes the White House in 2020," read the tagline.
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History does not move in straight lines; sometimes it goes sideways, sometimes it goes backward.
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And Smudge, Mr. Irons's affable Jack Russell/bichon frisé, who goes wherever Mr. Irons goes.
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Every five seconds someone in the world goes blind; every minute a child goes blind.
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" He then sang a portion of "It Goes Like It Goes," from the film "Norma Rae": "So it goes like it goes, like the river flowsAnd time it rolls right onAnd maybe what's good gets a little bit betterAnd maybe what's bad gets gone.
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No one should feel as though they can't do their job without being discriminated against, and this goes to hazing, this goes to political beliefs, this goes to religious beliefs.
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As this unfortunate episode makes painfully clear, when nuclear power goes wrong, it really goes wrong.
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He takes her to school, I write, he goes home, goes to his chair, he writes.
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"Life Goes On" is the tip of the iceberg as far as where, emotionally, it goes.
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If that wealth goes away, all their work of the last six years goes to waste.
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AMLG: So if it's going to make you vom, indexing goes way down, ranking goes down?
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And which is — if it — if that's the way it goes, that's the way it goes.
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I think about him and miss him everyday, but life goes on, as the cliché goes.
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Syncing goes much faster with Spectacles V2 Syncing goes much faster with Spectacles V4433 Snap Inc.
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That's what the widely watched January barometer tells you — so goes January, so goes the year.
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The trainer goes out into the woods, goes out into the world, and searches for Pokémon.
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Half the money raised goes toward adaptive equipment grants and the other half goes toward research.
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A year goes by, another year goes by, 10 years later, the phone still hadn't rung.
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As the price for autonomous vehicles goes down, the cost of delivering ride services goes lower.
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This one from MSR goes for $649.95 and this one from Big Agnes goes for $449.95.
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GOES-16 — previously called GOES-R —is currently in an orbit about 22,300 miles from Earth.
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Maybe if her English goes up while his goes down they can meet at an intersection.
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The money goes 100 percent — 100 percent goes to different charities, including a lot of military.
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That's what the widely watched January barometer tells you — as goes January, so goes the year.
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When it runs into the air, some air goes over the top and some goes underneath.
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GOES-R is the 17th GOES spacecraft and is part of the $11 billion system upgrade.
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If the price of a bond goes up because of high demand, its yield goes down.
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So it goes on the streets of Istanbul, as it goes everywhere humans live and thrive.
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One goes right over my door and the other goes next to my living room window.
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I have the one that goes on as liquid and then goes to a matte finish.
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When Sam goes away he goes away, and will not be heard from again until September.
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A shampoo and blowdry goes for $35, while a blowdry without a shampoo goes for $30.
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When Sam goes away he goes away, and will not be heard from again until September.
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If your candidate is Trump, your popularity goes up, but for everyone else it goes down.
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As goes the Bitcoin price, so goes its electricity consumption, and therefore its overall carbon emissions.
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That goes and comes and goes, sometimes it's super effective, often if it's true it's effective.
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"He goes through this whole, serious spiel and then right before he goes up to hit his putt, he goes, 'And you won't believe what the aliens look like,'" Spieth said.
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"As goes oil, so goes everything," said Ian Winer, co-head of equities trading at Wedbush Securities.
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It goes beyond simply following and watching; it goes beyond invading privacy or impeding a shopping experience.
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On VAR, when it goes in your favor it's good, when it goes against you it's bad.
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"It goes straight into his chest as an IV that goes into his heart," Mickaela told WNEM.
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"He never goes out of that building, he never goes out of his room, really," Aksoy says.
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It goes beyond step counting, it goes beyond heart rate, it's reading bio-analytic through your skin.
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"When the company goes, the CEO goes," Jones said, suggesting Clinton should have resigned after the attack.
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Something goes viral, and it becomes all anyone can talk about, until the next thing goes viral.
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He goes out with very young tall girls or he goes out with washed up Playboy bunnies.
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But, so, it goes bankrupt and everybody scatters to the winds, essentially, and goes to different places.
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And you know could, which is — if that's the way it goes, that's the way it goes.
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Here's where Facebook's record $83 billion fine goes Turns out it just goes into the U.S. Treasury!
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"Then he goes home to his wife and goes, 'Don't say anything, and 'Be quiet," she says.
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If it goes away, it goes away for everyone, so the prices would probably rise for everyone.
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An American Flag patch goes on the left shoulder, while the NASA logo goes on the right.
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What goes into your stomach goes into your bloodstream, broken down into molecules of protein, carbohydrate, fat.
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It goes to a moderator who decides if it fits norms and guidelines, then it goes live.
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I wouldn't be surprised if only about 10-15% of what goes on tape goes to air.
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"There is a difference in what goes to Congress and what goes to the public," she said.
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Leckie goes for a header in the box, but it hits his shoulder and goes well wide.
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The game goes on until someone runs out of songs to sing or the buzzer goes off.
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"Half of that goes to photos, and then a lot of it goes toward ingredients," she sighed.
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As goes Trump and his rule-breaking presidency, so goes Melania and her rule-breaking first ladyship.
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Where the film goes — and where Bong's career goes after this — remains as unpredictable as his work.
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But if you start piling in passengers, dead-heading time goes down and ride efficiency goes up.
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Same goes with poor leadership, eventually, people catch on and when they do, it all goes downhill.
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AS STEPH CURRY GOES AND HIS SALE OF SHOE GOES, I THINK THAT WILL DRIVE THEIR UPSIDES.
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So, you shrink the video base, your margin goes up, cap ex goes down, stock takes off.
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Usually, among teenagers, as perceived risk of a substance goes up, the use of it goes down.
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The human animal can figure out the "this goes here, that goes there" stuff on its own.
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"If the U.P. election goes poorly for the B.J.P., Modi's political capital goes down," Mr. Pant said.
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When a market correction occurs, the price of the stock goes down and the yield goes up.
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"So this misconduct goes on, the threat to our election integrity coming up goes on," he said.
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When Kuzminskas goes back to the bench, Zita goes back to sleep again until the next substitution.
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Most days, Dean goes out fishing and calls about his catch; it goes on that night's menu.
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HANNITY: Ok. GINGRICH: I said he has a chance to prove it he goes after Tony Podesta and goes after Tony&aposs brother John, then he goes down the list of Clinton people.
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All the money goes back to the province where it is raised; 90% of that goes to taxpayers.
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So, as time goes by, that pension gets smaller and smaller as the cost of living goes up.
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"It's the smoke that goes almost immediately to your bloodstream, which then goes to your head," Lynn said.
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When it goes on land and goes uphill, all of a sudden, you get significant lake-effect snow.
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If all goes well, the next time it goes to orbit, the Crew Dragon could have people inside.
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When we start having total, one-to-one representation, the value goes down, because the creativity goes down.
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BUSH: So they soybean sales from Iowa, entire soybean production goes — the equivalent of it goes to China.
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No, it doesn't end when the baby goes to sleep, takes a nap or goes off to preschool.
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Goes after a freakin' rookie who's been in three games and goes and gets right at his head.
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GOES-17 went up to work with GOES-16, another NOAA weather satellite that was launched in 2016.
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Marie goes out with her casual sexy buddy as Sara goes to watch The Breakfast Club at Riley's.
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And yes, it knows when/if it goes into another room before it's supposed to and goes back.
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In other words, Amazon goes up even if retailers were down, which they were, and Google goes up.
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The list goes on, and it goes back decades, as Jennifer Mascia reported for The Trace in 2015.
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Macron goes for the hand pat but Trump goes totally next level going bro handshake OUT OF NOWHERE.
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But in some ways, the ugliness of how this goes, how this always goes, makes the parting easier.
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The day after, life goes back to normal — Omar undertakes home chores while Noor goes back to work.
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This animal goes into predatory mode; it's willing to take that risk; it goes for low-hanging fruit.
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The advanced imagers on GOES-R and GOES-S can capture evolving storms up to every 30 seconds.
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In much the same way, muscles can grow when protein synthesis goes up or protein breakdown goes down.
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Anybody who doesn't do that — who goes to robotics, who goes to self-service — is going to die.
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The Skydio R1 Frontier Edition goes for a decently pricey $2,499 and the new update goes live today .
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When it goes to the United States it goes up as pure fentanyl – I think because it's stronger.
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It's one of the show's most interesting threads, although it goes wrong as often as it goes right.
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"If the ball goes in, if it doesn't, the work still goes on," he said late Friday night.
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It goes from dialogue to action where the dog gets away and the kid goes after the dog.
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By the time something goes viral or goes trending, a lot of humans are probably talking about it.
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" Caelynn goes to tell everyone she's leaving, and Kristina quips, "If something goes down, you call me, okay?
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As legitimacy goes down, crime reporting and cooperation with police and prosecutors go down, and violence goes up.
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If one company goes up by 3%, but another goes down by 2%, you're still up by 1%.
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The GOES-S weather satellite was launched from Cape Canaveral on Thursday, joining its sibling satellite GOES-R.
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But we all know that the price of gas goes down when the supply of oil goes up.
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He uses an equation where 50 percent of his take home income goes directly to savings, 30 percent goes to necessary spending and 20 percent goes to "fun" purchases like movie tickets or lattes.
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He's going to see what goes on in the world, what goes on in the U.S., what goes on in the data and make a decision based on those facts, not on some preconceived theory.
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The company known for its black products goes white, and the company known for its silver products goes black.
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"Sometimes he goes a little too far, sometimes he goes a lot too far," he said on Fox Business.
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"My head goes towards PTI while my heart goes towards PML-N," said Ali Raza, 25, a bank employee.
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"Without social media, maybe Taedoe goes, &aposHa, ha,&apos and that&aposs as far as it goes," Phillips said.
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Bond yields move inversely to prices, so if the price of a bond goes up, the yield goes down.
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Their star player goes down or their second-best player goes down and the Knicks go in the toilet.
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The episode wraps up as a sobbing Magro goes into the confessional room as everyone else goes to bed.
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Instead, she goes into labor, gives up on escape, and goes back in the main house to give birth.
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You've probably heard that "it goes down in the DM," but what is "it" and what exactly "goes down"?
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"As California goes, so goes the rest of the United States of America," Newsom said, according to news media.
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It's when a company goes public, this thinking goes, that it can pull a fast one on naive investors.
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Compensation goes up as level goes up and can even accelerate in an exponential fashion, the website's founders said.
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The vast amount goes to the shopper, unlike with today's model [wherein the vast majority goes to delivery companies].
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The fact is that Sidney [Starr] wakes up, goes throughout her day, and goes to bed as Sidney [Starr].
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In an experiment, you learn far more from what goes wrong and is unexpected than from what goes well.
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This all goes into the database, which gets updated any time a car with a Nexar node goes by.
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If the old saying "as January goes, so goes the year" holds true, then investors ought to be worried.
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After that, James re-enters free agency, and as goes LeBron, so goes the Cavs' status as a contender.
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The same thing goes for a death caused by Anakin Force-choking Padme when she goes to confront him.
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"As housing goes, so goes the economy," said NAHB Chairman Ed Brady, a homebuilder and developer from Bloomington, Ill.
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" His partner goes, "Wait a second," and he takes out his phone and goes, "Yeah man, that's the legend!
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Three days later, she gets back up and does another one and goes back home and goes to sleep.
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"This goes for all of the files; it even goes for HTML files and for text files," Grunow said.
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Gray won't resume throwing until after inflammation in his arm goes away and he goes through a strengthening program.
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Thus the average price for each prescribed drug goes down but overall per person spending on drugs goes up.
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"The code of silence goes far higher than that, and goes far higher in this case," Mr. Futterman said.
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The game either goes to Steam, or it goes to Epic Game Store, but Epic won't allow for both.
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It's a perverse equation: As the number of insurers goes down, the leverage they have over regulators goes up.
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And that goes to Congress, and then Congress goes to the Democrats in the fall and he gets impeached.
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There is an American myth that goes like this: A man goes into the wilderness to escape his life.
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My oldest son is 30, he goes out to the clubs, he goes, 'Pop, you won't believe this shit.
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The same goes for movies like Avengers: Infinity War, Spider-Man: Homecoming, Deadpool—the list goes on and on.
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It's an application, it goes up to the approval chain within the office, and then it goes to Washington.
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Meanwhile, Wayne goes off and goes off some more—this might be the tightest rapping on all of IANAHB2.
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"He mixes pitches well, goes in, goes out, up, down, changes your eye level," Rays outfielder Mallex Smith said.
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Another big slice goes directly to savings — and a sliver goes toward personal expenses for him and his wife.
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The risk for cardiovascular disease may increase when a person's income goes down, and decrease when it goes up.
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The net effect of this rotation is a stock market that goes up and a VIX that goes down.
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But this is a dangerous tactic since what goes up almost inevitably goes down, at least for a time.
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"Whoever likes to go to mosque goes to mosque, whoever would like to go to pubs goes," Ghannouchi explained.
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JOHN MALONE: Your cap ex goes down, your leverage free cash flow goes up and your stock takes off.
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The short answer is that the conversation goes the exact same way as it goes in Trump's rattling mind.
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If its savings rate goes down and its investment rate goes up, the trade deficit is bound to increase.
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In another, a woman practices yoga, except that when she goes topsy-turvy, the camera goes upside down too.
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There is an old saying that I've been hearing my entire life: As goes California, so goes the nation.
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Karley goes inside a dominatrix play session, discovering what really goes on with S&M couples behind closed doors.
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When that does happen, most of the money usually goes to a charity, and the rest goes to family.
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I don't like the process of 'I do a piece of concept art, that goes to a modeler, that goes to a texture-er, that goes to an animator' in this big, long chain of events.
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For 2016, the bank reported that, on average, about $20,000 goes towards housing, $16,000 goes to taxes, $12,000 goes to transportation, $9,000 to food, and $2,200 to education — not including clothes, health insurance, and personal care.
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"He goes and does his job, goes home, cooks some ribs with everyone, drink a beer or two, it's good."
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It either goes out the back end, it gets absorbed and goes out the front end, or it gets changed.
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So as soon as you hear an aircraft hit a building, my mind goes where every New Yorker's mind goes.
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"Ninety-nine percent it goes in somehow, maybe it goes somehow off his back or off his helmet," Niederreiter said.
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A driver at such a crossing goes up an incline, crosses the level tracks and then goes down an incline.
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One of the undercover operatives goes in and pretends to be a cattleman; another goes in as an insurance salesman.
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S&P goes up 6 points on Yellen's bland comments, but goes down 15 points on Fischer's more definitive comments.
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The same goes for Unranked Draft, an online Draft Champions mode where your team goes up against other live players.
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GOVERNMENTS LIKE TO CONTROL CURRENCY, KNOW WHERE IT GOES AND WHO IT GOES TO AND CONTROL IT FOR MONETARY PURPOSES.
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That means the cost of the materials goes up, which means the cost of living for ordinary Americans goes up.
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One thing that's a little more certain right now: As The Weinstein Co. goes, so goes Harvey's stake in it.
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If the road to the White House truly goes through Florida, it also goes right through Central Florida's Latino communities.
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It doesn't matter if it goes 9-7 in the fifth or it goes 6-1 6-1 6-2.
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My kid goes to your school and gets B's; he goes to the college down the road and gets A's.
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And so it goes and so it goes, and where it's going everybody knows: fatter profits for the luxury automakers.
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Only, one thing goes wrong: An unidentified reporter asks him about the Pollyhop search engine and the clip goes viral.
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I put the torch in my mouth, and as it goes in, the fire goes out because it loses oxygen.
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The bottom line here is interesting: Where goes China, so goes the automotive industry, at least for the foreseeable future.
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"Goldman Sachs can make money if the stock market goes up and if the stock market goes down," Novogratz said.
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Sometimes it goes by the name Hatchimal, sometimes it goes by Furby, but every few years the cycle repeats itself.
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GOES-16 and GOES-17 hover above Earth, providing a stream of high-resolution and infrared imagery every five minutes.
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"This goes back to the rancor from a couple days ago ... this all goes back to Donald Trump," Rosenberg argued.
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The Barrymore family's acting lineage goes back to the 19th century; its history with addiction goes back nearly as far.
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When you walk up on a step light and that goes off, then everything goes off at the same time.
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"Boeing is one of the most expensive components of the Dow so if it goes, the Dow goes," he said.
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That's a pretty large move, so I think so goes Micron, so goes the rest of the group near term.
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He rides his bike, he goes to nursery school, he skis with his parents, and he goes to birthday parties.
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"There are no rules in Hollywood right now in terms of what goes theatrical and what goes streaming," Hoberman said.
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Today's Best Nap award goes to John Legend and baby Luna, and the Best Snap award goes to Chrissy Teigen.
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The next player goes with the previous one flips their cup successfully and so on until the final player goes.
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I would love to make what goes on before and what goes on after just as important in people's minds.
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"If all the fire trucks are out putting out the Iran fire, well that means there's no firetrucks left if the Libya building goes up or the Venezuela building goes up or the Iraq building goes up."
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She goes to a doggy academy, heads home, has a chat with her ex-ish boyfriend Jason (Lucas Neff), goes to the office to work on a very long project, finishes the entire project, and goes back home.
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"Some goes to auction, some goes to eBay, and some goes to our retail shop," said Chris Fultz, an owner of Nova Liquidations, an estate liquidation company in Luray, Va., that works closely with companies like Wise Moves.
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You write something, someone responds to it, either in comments or they send you an email, and your work gets better and they get more interesting and your audience gets bigger, and it goes and goes and goes.
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Overall, less than 10 percent of startup investment goes to women and less than 1 percent goes to people of color.
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It will take the place of either GOES-East or GOES-West, the two weather satellites currently monitoring the United States.
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So as soon as you hear an aircraft hit a building, I think my mind goes where every New Yorker's goes.
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The Oscar rarely goes to the absolute best movie; it much more frequently goes to the film with the best narrative.
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Sometimes the market goes up afterward, sometimes it goes down, at least for the one-month and three-month periods ahead.
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NOAA stresses that three other GOES satellites in orbit, including GOES-16 launched in 2016, are healthy and meeting forecasting needs.
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So eventually ends up, he goes to the University of Texas in Dallas, and then he goes off to Penn State.
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She goes to a campfire near a lake, where she cuddles with Trick on a log as the sun goes down.
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Therapy apps have no real-time relationship, so they have no way of determining what goes wrong and what goes right.
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The power goes out a lot, so every time the power goes out, we all just run around like first graders.
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" Take oil as an example, he said, "[historically] 85 percent of the time oil goes down, the stock market goes up.
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"It's progress -- every nail that goes in, every shingle that goes on," Pastor Kim McCroskey told CNN affiliate WATE on Monday.
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They don't switch over the Secret Service if a Democrat goes in or a Republican goes in [to the White House].
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In the book, the protagonist, who goes by the name of Sam, meets someone who goes by the name of Mary.
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One pundit goes so far as to criticize anyone who goes to law school outside the top five or six schools.
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This happens before every show—he goes into what Ofili calls his "ferocious trance," and the work goes through profound changes.
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When Annie goes home and proposes the same routine, Steve scoffs and sighs but, to placate her, goes along with it.
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Farrar: These periods of stress inoculation or intentional induction of that high stress levels, it goes up, and it goes down.
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"There's an amazing pride among Michiganders in the resurgence of Detroit because as Detroit goes, so goes the state," he said.
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"Here in Ohio that 2% could be decisive," Trejo said, "And as we know: as Ohio goes, so goes the nation."
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"I just think we need to understand what we're leaving people as far as this earth goes, water goes," she says.
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I've talked to a couple of them, and they said, 'If it goes in the hazard, it goes in the hazard.
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"Before we did this analysis people were just saying, 'Oh the lake goes up; the lake goes down,' " Dr. Wurtsbaugh said.
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But The Narrow Door only goes back as far as their meeting, only goes on through the consequences of her death.
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From The Hangover to Casino: The trunk goes up, the body comes out, the trunk goes down, the car drives away.
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When the country goes to war or experiences a major catastrophe, the thinking goes, most people unite against the external threat.
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B. goes to the café across the street to get lunch and I get tomato soup which goes down pretty well.
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You don't get a link that seems like it goes to a web page but actually just goes to Apple's app.
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Or it goes back to 1958, and you get this really experiential section that goes into each character and their minds.
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If all goes well, you'll feel a little more centered when the timer goes off, if just for a few moments.
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"That goes back singularly to Trump's approval rating with Republicans which goes back to just how unpopular Washington is," he continued.
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No. … All my money either goes back into myself, into my businesses or it goes into hard assets like real estate.
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GOES-16 has four times the image resolution of the existing Geostationary Operational Environmental Satellites (GOES) fleet, plus it can churn out five times as many new visuals of Earth over the same timeframe as the older GOES orbiters.
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" Never fear, Ms. Legaretta answered: "Just because the dollar goes up, that doesn't mean the price of everything we buy goes up.
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And although 27% of government procurement goes to small businesses, most of that goes via the big operators subcontracting their own work.
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"Its impact goes beyond just its suppliers; it goes to the heart of investment psyche for a lot of folks," he said.
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"Water goes where it wants to go—so it's good to know where it goes and how much area it's covering."[Science]
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Exhibit A, Tracey explained: Poke a hole in a worm and good stuff goes out (cytoplasm) and bad stuff goes in (bacteria).
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"This fear of China goes back more than a 100 years -- the fear of yellow horde goes back a millennium," he said.
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"The longer the bickering goes on the longer the shutdown goes on and everyone gets affected if the economy slows," he said.
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This goes back to a discipline I would say begin with Buster Keaton, and goes to Fred Astaire and then Jackie Chan.
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I said, 'Let's just see how it goes,'" the post reads before he goes on to confess, "But it's been 1.5 years.
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As Sophie found, the chance of having a relapse goes down during pregnancy, then goes up for a short amount of time.
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If the supply of something goes down, but the demand for something goes up, or stays the same, what do you get?
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This scene from Insecure just goes to show that not everything goes perfectly...and that piña colada mix can be quite versatile.
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He works out before work, comes home and eats with us, and then goes and works out until he goes to bed.
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They can always refinance later if it goes down, but they can never get this rate again if it goes back up.
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In these comfortable times, the pomp and circumstance that came with courtship goes out the window, and the same goes for texting.
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When thinking about saving overall, von Tobel suggests thinking about both parts of the balance: what goes in and what goes out.
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And the – when you don't run up a pressure pumping a piece of equipment it goes – it gets cannibalized and goes away.
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Once it gets to geostationary orbit, GOES-R will be renamed GOES-16 and begin its science operations in about a year.
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On the left breast, the Technical Maintenance goes over the Lunar Industries, while the Sarang O1 patch goes over the left shoulder.
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A Stargate Command patch goes on the left shoulder, while the unit patch (SG-1, 2, 3, etc) goes on the right.
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It's not so much the visual work that goes into it; it's the physical and mental effort that goes into doing art.
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"In my mind, the dialogue will never die, because I think the myth goes on and the issue goes on," he said.
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And then it goes right to Jordan Peterson, then it goes down and in three clicks he was in Neo-Nazi stuff.
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The first is still more or less true today: as demand for a product goes up, supply increases, and price goes down.
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As the town goes, so goes all of Rakhine, now one of the poorest parts of Myanmar, itself a very poor country.
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Saria's retirement savings are automated: 12% of his monthly income goes into his 401(k), and 5% goes into a Roth IRA.
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"I think it goes with how our generation goes through life," he explained in a phone interview, with his mom listening in.
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Watch: The beloved movie monster Godzilla goes big and goes home in "Godzilla: King of the Monsters," which stars Millie Bobby Brown.
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Show Us Your Wall What goes into James Little's work also goes into the art collection he and his wife have amassed.
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For every song, there are at least two copyrights: The first goes to the songwriter, and the second goes to the performer.
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"So goes California, so goes the U.S.," said Christopher Thornberg, the founding partner of Beacon Economics, a consulting firm in Los Angeles.
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"Where Jane goes, Bernie goes," said Michael Ceraso, a high-ranking aide on Mr. Sanders's 2016 campaign in New Hampshire and California.
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Huawei itself is a huge player in the global telecommunications industry—so large that as Huawei goes, so goes the interconnected world.
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Other skinny bundles include SlingTV, which goes for about $20 a month, and PlayStation Vue, which goes for about $40 a month.
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And that's only Ukraine; then goes to China, picks up $2197 billion; then goes to Romania, I hear, and many other countries.
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Why not sample England's deepest lake, Wastwater, in the Lake District, which goes down nearly as far as Big Ben goes up?
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"It's a pretty simple equation: Uncertainty goes up, stock market goes down," said David Kelly, chief global strategist with J.P. Morgan Funds.
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And at the same time, all of the money still goes out, such money as there is, goes out towards the villages.
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Before you try a Panenka of your own in a pickup game, be aware that when one goes wrong, it goes badly, badly wrong: Messi may be the world's greatest player, but not every penalty trick he tries goes right.
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He takes the stage, and the crowd is angry, and he looks angry, and before he goes to the Muslim ban, he goes on a riff about the press, and then he goes on a riff about me in particular.
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I call it replacing your feet — right goes to your left, left goes to your target, and it'll be at the same time.
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I happen to prefer Freeport at this time, FCX, but Teck, if you think the world goes higher — Teck goes higher with it.
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If all goes well, I expect him to play Saturday, but even if it goes well, I'm not expecting him to play tomorrow.
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I happen to prefer Freeport at this time, FCX, but Teck, if you think the world goes higher — Teck goes higher with it.
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And that goes back to John&aposs report, it goes to the White House and also to the secretary of state&aposs office.
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But when the last remaining copy of The Pyronauts goes missing, Hel goes to desperate and reckless measures to try to find it.
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Hillary goes, she makes a little speech, she reads her teleprompter, she gets in her plane she goes home and starts to sleep.
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SAN FRANCISCO — Not that long ago, Wall Street believed that as Intel goes, so goes much of the rest of the technology industry.
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"The advantages for mobility subscriptions become more obvious to the consumer as the number of modes goes up and trip length goes down."
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Video recorded at the scene shows one mourner reciting a religious passage, and then the bomb goes off, and the camera goes dark.
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But when the dollar goes up, the cycle goes into reverse, as corporate borrowers outside America scramble to pay down their dollar debts.
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The short Ethereum's token price is inversely pegged to ETH, so it goes up in value when ETH goes down and vice versa.
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In fact, Chinese t-shirts and sneakers will be cheaper for American consumers as the dollar goes up and the yuan goes down.
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The problem goes way beyond one video of mass murder—and it goes straight to the heart of Silicon Valley's wealth and power.
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As she tells it, she goes on a date with a guy who is definitely not Jake Gyllenhaal, and it goes very well.
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Its fate is sure to have an impact on the business world, whether it succeeds and goes public or goes down in flames.
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" And a minute later he comes down and he goes around the pizza oven and he checks everything, and he goes, "Good job!
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I think I beat the shit out of him a couple of times... [mimics sports commentator voice] down goes David, down goes David.
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GOES-16's view is on the left, while the perspective of the GOES-13 satellite — launched in 2006 — is on the right:
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"I think this makes her unique because often collectors and institutions follow one track but she goes differently, she goes to unexpected routes."
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If you have accumulated enough tangential things, they start stringing together, so 'sunflowers' automatically goes to 'van Gogh,' automatically goes to 'self-mutilation.
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As the Gartner Hype Curve goes, from the peak of inflated expectations to the trough of disillusionment, so goes the founder's emotional journey.
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Of all of Amazon's ad spending, $1.3 billion goes to advertising its own brand, while much of the rest goes to internet ads.
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When the dollar goes down, gold goes up, and the dollar is on a downtrend, which means gold could have more strength ahead.
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The result was something of a seesaw battle between Rippon's positive GOEs on easier jumps and Kolyada's negative GOEs on more difficult ones.
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Geragos also says the City NEVER goes after individuals under these circumstances, threatening to mount a constitutional attack if the case goes forward.
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Oh my God, what's crazy about that is it goes away when I go on stage, all of that kind of goes away.
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Then the outsourcers working for that firm goes through a background check, signs confidentiality agreements and goes through training on corporate branding material.
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Their friendship fades when Tracey goes on to study at a performing arts school and the narrator goes to the local high school.
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As the premium they're paying goes down, the price for borrowers goes up, slightly, in either up-front costs or higher interest rates.
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This scenario is a little bit Trump goes crazy and a little bit South Korea goes crazy, but I'll focus on South Korea.
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There is a nice deal between the two—one goes down while the other one goes up—and it saves the second law.
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Pepin himself joins along for two Oceania voyages, including one that goes from Venice to Lisbon, and another that goes Venice to Rome.
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It says Lagunitas IPA Beer, then it goes to IPA beer, then it just goes to beer because Alexa knows what you want.
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"The front foot of the mama bear goes down and the back foot goes down so you have an overprint," Mr. Taylor explained.
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As far as pricing goes, we should know more closer to when the Mercedes-AMG GLA 45 goes on sale later this year.
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Topics of the Times What goes up must come down, unless it goes into orbit, or it's a New York City sidewalk shed.
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What is really needed is a thoughtful well-integrated Earth observation strategy that goes well beyond figuring out what goes to what agency.
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It starts at $1,700, but the version I reviewed goes for $4,477 (though it sometimes goes on sale for as low as $2,800).
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If all goes well, I expect him to play Saturday, but even if it goes well, I'm not expecting him to play (Friday).
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The mission goes as planned until the rocket-propelled NF-2104A reaches 256,20760 feet and goes into an uncontrollable yawing and rolling motion.
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"Money comes and comes and comes and comes and then it goes and goes and goes and goes," he told CNBC at Eat (RED) Food & Film Fest, an event Batali hosted as part of Eat (RED) Save Lives, an annual month-long campaign that raises money for the Global Fund, with 100 percent of proceeds going to fight AIDS in sub-Saharan Africa.
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Image: NASA/NOAA GOES ProjectNOAA's current GOES satellites were built with 1990s hardware, and if you want an analogy for the technological leap GOES-R represents, just think about your first computer 20 years ago compared with what's sitting on your desk today.
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When you have that, I think the talent kind of goes out the window, the athletic ability of the players goes out the window.
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Spotify says the number of artists on each playlist goes up by 30 percent and the number of tracks goes up by 35 percent.
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And although she never goes into her guest bathroom... I'm pretty sure nobody goes into that guest bathroom... I was touched by the gesture.
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According to the Stock Trader's Almanac, as the S&P 22011 goes over the full month of January, so goes the full calendar year.
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After all, if we can't talk about what goes on in our bedrooms, how can we talk about what goes on in our lives?
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But a few times a decade a reversal takes place; the pressure that was up goes down, and that which was down goes up.
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Every single cent of the price of her lipstick goes towards the M·A·C AIDS Fund which goes directly to people affected by HIV/AIDS.
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Because this goes beyond the James Corden segments that started the carpool movement, the group goes on a karaoke bus for even more antics.
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Every pitcher goes through this, there is going to be stuff that goes on, and you have to move on to the next pitch.
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If all goes according to plan, the Syrian government and its opposition will both respect a ceasefire that goes into effect at sundown today.
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The company was built on a bro-tastic, anything goes attitude that goes way back to God View and the targeted harassment of journalists.
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"There is always that chance of reoccurrence but every year that goes by the odds of reoccurrence goes down so it's good," he said.
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It's why when youth unemployment goes up, generally crime by young people goes up: Crime seems more financially appealing when there are fewer alternatives.
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The longer the season goes, and the more likely it is that Syracuse goes to the final four, the more that reservation is worth.
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Out of our Highway Trust Fund, 80 cents on every dollar spent goes into our road system and only 20 cents goes into transit.
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Furthermore, according to the Government Accountability Office, the nation's investment in GOES-R, GOES-S, and two additional satellites will likely exceed $10 billion.
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That's waiting in the wings and we're not there yet and how that goes and whether it goes forward is a big open question.
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She works two late nights and the other three goes home early for family time (with some work after her daughter goes to bed).
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"The day Obama goes off, and he leaves and he goes off on the golf course for the rest of his life," he said.
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If nothing ever goes wrong, you can admire the fact that nothing goes wrong, but it doesn't create the most exciting and dramatic outcome.
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But if Sessions goes when Rosenstein goes, whoever becomes Sessions's temporary replacement — the acting attorney general — would now oversee Mueller and the Russia probe.
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What sometimes goes unsaid is the fact that her work — and the quest for knowledge that goes with it — has always dominated her life.
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The documents could influence where the committee goes next and how quickly it goes to court to try to push back against defiant witnesses.
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For every $10 that a company pays out for wrongdoing, we found about $8 goes to consumers and $2 goes to pay legal costs.
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They leverage two satellites called GOES-16 and GOES-17 that hover above the western hemisphere and send thermal infrared images every five minutes.
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"One fish goes this way, the other fish goes that way," he'll say when I leave the refrigerator door open for the millionth time.
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"This goes against the basic principles of international relations, it interferes in China's internal affairs, and it goes against China's national security," he said.
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" Democrats The Green New Deal, cows and planes "Now, under the Green New Deal that (energy revenue) all goes away, that all goes away.
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"Because each of us is absorbed in our own suffering, one goes to work, and then goes back and hides at home," she said.
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As it goes on, the hologram of the woman goes from a sketched-out wire frame image to a fully colored, more realistic one.
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She wakes up at 6:30 am every day, makes her bed, goes for a stroll with a walker, eats breakfast, exercises in the "rehabilitation room," reads, eats lunch, naps, goes for another walk, drinks tea with a friend, eats dinner, and goes to bed.
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INGRAHAM: Terry you patrol this area, this part of the border, it goes right into the ocean, the border fence goes right into the ocean.
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Once the satellite reaches orbit, it will change names from GOES-R to GOES-16 and become the 16th geostationary weather satellite in US history.
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He suspects the restaurant chain will go without putting the seafood on its menu if the tariff goes into effect and the price goes up.
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Roughly a third of the milk from cows in Northern Ireland goes south for processing, while much of Ireland's cheese goes in the opposite direction.
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"The belief generally on the Street, 'As goes oil prices, so goes stock prices,' that's nonsense," said the founder and publisher of The Gartman Letter.
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A few words on the nitty-gritty of how it goes down: "The resveratrol goes in and turns on the HAS2 gene," Dr. Sinclair explains.
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If the Senate goes Democratic, that also has a huge effect on where the country goes," He said in an interview with CNBC's "Power Lunch.
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When you do all you can and the surgery goes well and everything else goes well, but the patient's body just can't take another surgery.
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It's a shirt, but it doesn't go in your closet—it goes on your wall, and it goes on you, and you live with it.
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"The film goes into the minds of the perpetrators, but I also think it goes into the mind of us as a society," Brodsky says.
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Or maybe the entire industry is lying and they all have huge exposure in European banks, so if Europe goes down the U.S. goes down.
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PairWise gives you recommendations on what beer goes with your food, as well as food that goes well with the beer you want to drink.
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If it goes below 46 percent, then you will buy additional stocks and if it goes above 54 percent, you will have to sell stocks.
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Although we know how they're put together and the information that goes in them, the reasons why they come to certain decisions usually goes unexplained.
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For Canadian students, 0003 percent of the average $2,700 monthly allowance goes toward tuition, while 30 percent goes to rent, and 2150 percent to books.
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Say you buy an index that contains only two companies, and one goes up by 3 percent but the other goes down by 2 percent.
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And as was the case with Facemash, sometimes the company goes too far -- in which case Zuckerberg apologizes, Facebook makes changes, and life goes on.
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"The old saying is: 'As goes Hillsborough County, so goes Florida,' " said Susan MacManus, a political scientist at the University of South Florida in Tampa.
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They're made out of massive amounts of steel, which goes into the atmosphere, whether it's in our country or not, it goes into the atmosphere.
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Opinion: The kind of sex ed young people really need Teenagers can figure out the "this goes here, that goes there" stuff on their own.
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It goes down to the earth and tells you what it means to be a Jew in 1905 Russia and it goes up to God.
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The players know it goes right, and when the players know it goes right, it gives them more confidence when they come to those situations.
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"We took down the Charlottesville statue," or whatever, and everyone goes, "Yay!" and life goes right back to normal because everyone feels like we won.
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They will feel especially pissed off if it then flounders on the shoals of the Senate (where, as the saying goes, "legislation goes to die").
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"Her ears go up, her nose goes right, her tongue goes left, and her eyes each go in different directions," said Dorie Herman, her owner.
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Third place goes to the popular port of Cozumel, Mexico, while fourth place goes to Roatan, Honduras located roughly 30 miles off the country's coast.
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If the famous phrase "as goes California, so goes the country" is true, Republicans are about to follow Donald Trump into a permanent political exile.
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That goes double when your party goes from the House majority to the House minority, which is what happened for Republicans in the 2018 midterms.
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Most government-backed money that goes in and out of crypto goes through bitcoin, so what happens to the original cryptocurrency affects the entire market.
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Gsellman goes seven innings as Mets beat Brewers NEW YORK — If all goes according to plan, Robert Gsellman eventually will lengthen the New York Mets' bullpen.
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It'd be fine if they kept working but as soon as your wifi goes down or power goes out, something is sure to get screwed up.
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This is the earnings Super Bowl, people, and as next week goes, especially if you include the Fed, so goes the next month and then some.
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They effectively decide who goes to prison and who doesn't, and how long someone goes to prison, by unilaterally choosing what charges to bring against anyone.
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Infection goes down, and often drug use itself goes down, which is interesting, because people are getting access to a form of health services they trust.
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She does have a right to basically not be mobbed when she goes out to a gas station or when she goes out to eat dinner.
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The market "goes up on good economic news, it goes down on higher rate news," said Jim Paulsen, chief investment strategist at the Leuthold Group LLC.
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The overwhelming majority of the plan's cost (71.1 percent) goes to helping the richest fifth of taxpayers; 40.3 percent goes to the top 1 percent alone.
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If Indiana goes Republican, or if Missouri goes Democratic, those would be upsets with significant implications for Senate control (Of course, they could cancel one another!).
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The Transformers franchise goes about property damage the same way a 7-year-old goes about exacting retribution on toys he doesn't particularly care about ruining.
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Is it when a player goes down with no contact at all, or if he goes down easily from contact that didn't truly impede his movement?
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The bottom of the Aircurv features two layers: one that goes inside the tub and one that goes outside to help ensure water never leaks out.
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The White Fox sells around 2,000 units each time it goes up for sale, and then goes for a premium on eBay or the MechMarket Reddit.
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In it, Kimmy goes to college, Xanthippe is back, and Titus goes full-on Lemonade on Michael's car — so, you know, pretty par for the course.
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The dollar finally weakened against the euro, and that encouraged managers to buy the one thing that always goes up when the dollar goes down — commodities.
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When you force people to buy something, the cost of that thing always goes up - while the quality of the product or service always goes down.
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According to the Stock Trader's Almanac, going back to 1950, the "so goes January, so goes the year" metric has worked 87 percent of the time.
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The very simple creature, Xenoturbella, has no brain, gills, eyes, or reproductive organs, and only one opening through which food goes in and waste goes out.
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Another week goes by and yet another lofty figure from the golden era of the competitive sport goes up to the great gig in the sky.
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While the vast majority of the chamber's huge cash stockpile goes to its lobbying efforts — $124 million in 2014 — another sizable slice goes to outside advertising.
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During daylight savings time it goes off at ten minutes until eight, and during standard time it goes off at ten minutes to seven at night.
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The overwhelming majority of the plan's cost (79.6 percent) goes to helping the richest fifth of taxpayers; 43.7 percent goes to the top 1 percent alone.
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In the next section I want to talk about where it goes, where entrepreneurism goes, because I think it's under a very big shift right now.
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So that goes viral out there, and then this guy tweets it again in America, and his tweet gets like, 58,000 retweets and goes viral too.
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An intimidating character to be working alongside, he notices every detail that goes on in his section, and most of what goes on outside of it.
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If a startup gets acquired or goes public, that equity can turn into a windfall (and, similarly, if the startup goes bust, the equity becomes worthless).
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"The goal for today was just to do better than qualification and how it goes, it goes," the Italian gymnast Giorgia Villa said through an interpreter.
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"In the end, a city completes a consent decree, then the judge goes away, the monitor goes away," said Samuel Walker, an expert on police accountability.
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Compared to previous GOES satellites observing Earth, the tools on board GOES-16 can scan the planet five times faster, with four times the image resolution.
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The greenback is helped by continuing weakness in the euro, its main rival, as currencies trade in pairs: when one goes up, the other goes down.
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A big institutional effort goes into getting poorer students into university, which is admirable, but almost none goes into planning how they might benefit from it.
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"He's figured out how to be a relatively normal teenager who goes through the messes and problems that most normal teenager goes through," Mr. Smith said.
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It's unclear when Merkel goes to bed, but she has said that she often goes without rest, and can function on only four hours of sleep.
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It goes a lot of different ways, up-down, up-down — it's just how life goes, in anything in life, if you want to be great.
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The cash goes into her handbag and the handbag either stays with her security team or goes out onstage and resides, within eyeshot, on the piano.
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HOUSTON — For those of you keeping track of the "As Texas goes, so goes the nation" notion, I have either very good or very bad news.
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"There's a saying in Georgia: 'So goes Gwinnett County, so goes the governorship'," Gabe Okoye, chairman of the Democratic Party in Gwinnett County, told VICE News.
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After her relationship with a girlfriend (Hayley Kiyoko) goes south, Becks goes back home to Missouri to live with her ex-nun mother, Ann (Christine Lahti).
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Many of them do recently, I've noticed, a lot of them do, where it goes to the physician and ... It goes to the physician, right. Right.
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In the case of I-1631, that means 70 percent goes to investing in clean energy and clean air, 25 percent goes to maintaining water sources and forests, and 5 percent goes to helping communities throughout the state prepare and adapt to challenges caused by climate change.
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Every Sunday, Mutsuva goes to churches with the children to help find relatives, or goes on radio or national TV to see if anyone can identify them.
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Violence, in Gibson's view, is a glorious aesthetic choice, and Hacksaw Ridge's violent imagery goes so far and goes on so long as to be completely numbing.
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As far as the "trolling defense" goes, people used to say the same thing about an infamous neo-Nazi hacker who goes by the name of Weev.
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The more stuff (either debris splashed up and falling down, or small moon bits falling) that goes through our atmosphere, the more heat goes into our atmosphere.
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Jack Dorsey goes on a run Twitter co-founder and Square CEO Jack Dorsey goes for a 6-mile run every morning, according to New York Magazine.
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There's the short-term market which goes up and down like a roller-coaster, and the long-term market which primarily goes up and to the right.
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The Nevada bill now goes back to the Senate, which passed it last month, for a final vote on an amendment before it goes to Democratic Gov.
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"But what goes on in Bill Kristol's head day to day is a lot different than what goes on on the road in Iowa and New Hampshire."
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The camera's, like, two feet in front of you, and the red light goes on, and as soon as that light goes on, I'm like, 'Be normal!
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Ward is obviously along for the ride in case anything goes wrong, but if something goes really wrong, the helicopter is always finding safe places to land.
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After the GOES-S satellite is launched into space, it will take 17 days to reach orbit, and at that point, it will be renamed GOES-17.
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The intrigue: Typically, when one type of cybercrime goes down, another type goes up — if you prevent one way of exploiting people, hackers move on to another.
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And he said, 'Enjoy every minute of it because you are not going to believe how fast it goes, as the seasons go along, if it goes.
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This guy's very calm, his demeanor is calm until you fuck with him and then he goes Mob Psycho and he goes to a hundred or whatever?
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First, a message goes to the brain telling it to expect a flood of sugar, then the message goes to the pancreas, which prepares to release insulin.
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Moreover, their money goes further than a super PAC's, because it goes straight into campaigns—and campaigns get lower rates for television airtime, which Trump badly needs.
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While there are some (minor, in my opinion) pacing issues as the series goes on, it only gets stronger, weirder, and more fascinating as it goes on.
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My hat goes off, and my heart goes out, to Jon Ossoff, for his dedication over many months, and for making it as close as he did.
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And the same goes for our beauty regimes: Out goes the dark swatches of lipstick and liner, in comes metallic makeup, pastel lids, and sunset-hued eyes.
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So when new money comes in, the team salary cap goes up—and when a lot of new money comes in, the cap goes up a lot.
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As such, someone who goes to the pub too often is probably an alcoholic, while someone who goes to a bar too often is probably a pervert.
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Our flagship indicator, the "January Barometer" created by Yale Hirsch in 1972, simply states that as the S&P 500 goes in January, so goes the year.
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"Love my way, it's a new road / I follow where my mind goes," goes the chorus, a perfect expression of what this scene means in this moment.
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As far as art goes, there are more opportunities than ever [in Detroit] these days, and as far as graffiti goes, well, that's up to graffiti writers.
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On the record's highest points, like the dizzy "What Goes in the Ocean Goes in You," Goodwill Smith brew a thick otherworldly stew, then swiftly shift directions.
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"This Life," which goes bounding along on echoes of Morrison's "Brown Eyed Girl," is a breakup song — mutual cheating — that goes on to consider war and death.
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He goes on to repeat a far-right talking point, insisting that black-on-black crime goes unaddressed while white-on-black crime is protested against disproportionately.
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Meanwhile, what goes largely unnoticed are the funding cuts in such needed areas as education, infrastructure, conservation and early childhood programs, and that list also goes on.
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As goes January, so goes the year — this Wall Street saying from the widely watched "January barometer" suggests a correlation between January's performance and full-year returns.
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" Mr. Weerakoon drew on a nursery rhyme to illustrate the likelihood of the brothers' joining hands again: "Everywhere that the Little Lamb goes, Mary certainly goes along.
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Tour stops: After opening races in Austria and Finland, the men's tour goes to Lake Louise, Alberta around Thanksgiving, while the women's tour goes to Killington, Vermont.
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"Betting against volatility is really just an extreme type of irrational exuberance because the VIX goes up when the market goes down, " Cramer said, relaying Garner's point.
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Normally what goes on inside the bedroom of high-profile couples stays inside the bedroom — unless nothing goes on and they want to share that with everyone.
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"Government goes on, good government goes on," Turnbull told reporters in Sydney, dismissing suggestions that the inability to agree on a deputy indicated tensions within the coalition.
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The campaign highlights five Trafalgar itineraries that the company believes will build women's confidence and inspire them to push their own limits, including India ("She Goes to Reflect"); national parks in the United States ("She Goes to Test Her Limits") and the Costa Rican jungle ("She Goes to Escape").
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He's found that the easiest way to set aside money for the future is to automate his savings: Every month, $400 goes straight to his 401(k) plan, $500 goes to his Roth IRA and $150 goes to his health savings account (HSA), putting his total savings at $1,050.
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Rhaeger ultimately wins the tournament, and when he goes to crown the Queen of Love and Beauty, he goes right past Elia and gives it to Lyanna. Yikes!
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Three percent of the tip goes to the payment processor Stripe, while Reddit pockets about 18.5 percent of each tip, and about 78.5 percent goes to the user.
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The market goes up (like on November 28) and goes down (like on Wednesday) according to its optimism or pessimism about whether the Fed will stop raising rates.
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Like, this is maybe a photo of someone– Jonathan Zittrain: The skin to share ratio goes up until it gets banned at which point it goes to zero.
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Colorado, for instance, has legislated a tax on retail products of 15% across the board; 90% goes to the state and another 10% goes to the local government.
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"When I talk to him, his heart rate goes down, his blood pressure goes down, and he is calmer than when I move away from him," she said.
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This just requires gray coveralls and the right set of patches: the Ares 3 logo goes over the right breast, while the name patch goes over the left.
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But the centrality of digital technology to the American economy and its future makes the net neutrality debate especially significant: As the internet goes, so goes the country.
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Repeatedly we have watched in a host of different markets, that volume goes up before pricing starts to improve and volume goes down before pricing starts to weaken.
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Instead, the man simply goes across the street, buys condoms, and (we can only guess, since the tale ends there) the couple goes on to have their fun.
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Out goes Tyrod Taylor and in goes Nathan Peterman, a rookie drafted in the fifth round out of Pittsburgh who has thrown 10 career passes (all last week).
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Quite a bit of activity goes on before the primary or caucus (see Pennsylvania for a great example), and quite a bit goes on afterward (as Colorado demonstrates).
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Bankhead It goes between having kind of this raw, 'hood choreography, but then she has this really nice beautiful lift, and then goes back into chewing her gum.
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"That way we can make sure that the conversation goes beyond just seeing Bernie on TV, but it goes deeper into the agenda, into the message," she said.
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The almanac documents the other phenomena of January, known as the January barometer, which is the belief that as the market goes in January, so goes the year.
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"All the paperwork that goes to the president goes through the office," Lisa Brown, who served as White House staff secretary during the Obama administration, told The Hill.
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Normally, a business person goes in — and I mean, you have one exception or two exceptions — but historically, a business person goes in to the secretary of defense.
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Normally a business person goes in and I mean you have one exception or two exceptions, but historically a business person goes in to the secretary of defense.
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But when a child goes to another school, the money goes with them, leaving the public school they were attending — and the students still there — with less funding.
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The absolute lowest reversal rate goes to the 10th Circuit, a fairly moderate court, while second prize goes to the First Circuit (liberal) and the Fourth Circuit (conservative).
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READ: Taylor Swift crashes wedding after Calvin Harris split Once the photos hit online, social media went into a frenzy because as goes Taylor Swift, so goes the internet.
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For every Capcom Pro Tour DLC purchase, 30 percent of the cost goes to the Capcom Cup prize pool, while another 4003 percent goes to Capcom Pro Tour production.
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Then Tyler goes home and collects an arsenal of guns, and goes to the school with the intention of slaughtering his classmates and then himself at the school dance.
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In Nevada, a percentage of the revenue goes to public schools and education-backed initiatives, while in Alaska, revenue goes toward fighting recidivism rates among the state's ex-cons.
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A correlation of 1 means the two figures always move perfectly in sync, while a correlation of -1 means that when one goes up, the other always goes down.
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If he goes cold, or even just goes back to hot instead of supernova, they could be in trouble unless the defense can tighten up in front of him.
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But he said he does not expect January to be down, and the old adage "so goes January, so goes the market" has proven itself to no longer relevant.
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SEGALL: For those who specialized in technology addictions, what goes on inside your head looked similarly to what goes on inside your head when you're dealing with other addictions.
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"It's either going to be the text goes in with Mexico and the U.S. or the text goes in with all three countries," he told the Fox News Channel.
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" Adds Shinoda: "On the first half of it, there's really a palpable sense of grief, and then as it goes on, it brightens up and goes to other places.
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Olivia's secretary goes to Pryce to allegedly reveal what she knows about the assassination of President Rashad, but at the same time, Olivia goes to meet with her mother.
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" Added Shinoda: "On the first half of it, there's really a palpable sense of grief, and then as it goes on, it brightens up and goes to other places.
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"What goes on in the White House and what goes on in the extreme right-wing leadership of the Republican Party concerns me every single day," he told me.
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" Although Lively acknowledged that she had never had any negative interactions with Weinstein, she noted, "That goes to show you don't always see what goes on behind closed doors.
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Darby captioned the photo "And the award for policeman name of the year 2019 goes to..." And the award for policeman name of the year 2019 goes to.... pic.twitter.
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As the shooter goes down, his rifle ejects a single bullet, which goes through a glass window in the side of the building and right into The OA's heart.
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After she goes to the senior prom with one of the most popular boys, then is doused with pig's blood as a prank, she goes on a telekinetic rampage.
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The GOES-R is slated to reach its final designated orbit, 22,300 miles above the equator, within two weeks, at which point it will be renamed to GOES-16.
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Now, when Ms. James goes on the road, she's religious about carrying a clear vessel to show that it's empty to avoid any problems when she goes through security.
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Check out what he had to say about the Swiss, hunting in Oregon, and—most importantly—sausage: So what goes into deciding what sausage goes well with different foods?
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"We have a business plan if it goes one way, and a business plan if it goes the other way, and we'll execute what makes sense," Mr. Marsh said.
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"It opens a much wider discussion of what is happening — it goes even beyond the pay, it goes to inequity and it shows talent not being valued," she said.
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I'm the guy who goes in every other Monday and goes through the ledger and complains to the Magus that they are spending too much money on red candles.
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"Basically, as goes the stock market so goes the economy, at least for now, and the equity market is telling you things are going to pick up," LaVorgna said.
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P.S. 185 goes through second grade; it shares a zone with P.S. 208, the Alain L. Locke Magnet School for Environmental Stewardship, which goes from third to fifth grade.
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These portfolios made just over £20 million each in 2019; the money from the Duchy of Lancaster goes to Queen Elizabeth, and the Cornwall income goes to Prince Charles.
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Different wavelengths are sent out at different vertical angles; a shorter wavelength goes out toward the top of the scene and a slightly longer one goes a little lower.
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Owl Cam records everything happening around your car, and if something goes wrong it can send footage to your phone and alert emergency services while it all goes down.
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So even if live operator polls have Trump consistently higher or lower, when he goes down he usually goes down in all the live operator polls and online surveys.
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"When Mugabe goes on holiday, he goes on holiday with the state," said Pedzisai Ruhanya, a political analyst and the director of the Zimbabwe Democracy Institute, a research group.
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If the economy is struggling, enrollment goes up because more people are financially insecure; when it's good, enrollment goes down because more people have steady jobs and steady wages.
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Sometimes, a character — or a director — goes bombastic.
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" Shia goes on ... "It is a new low.
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" He goes on ... "I find that deeply offensive.
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" - Jennifer, 234 "Halloween: White girl goes full geisha.
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So this is -- this is -- goes both ways.
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" He goes on ... "Of course it looks horrible.
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" Wiz says ... "That song goes hard as hell!!
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Flake's book " Conscience of a Conservative " goes further.
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" _____ • "This guy goes to Korea to cut hair.
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One layer, the pug — protective undergarment — goes inside.
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She noted David's workout schedule was so rigorous that he'd "come home and eats with us, and then goes and works out until he goes to bed" as People noted.
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The series focuses on Patty, played by actress and singer Debby Ryan, who goes through a dramatic weight transformation and goes on a mission to get revenge against her bullies.
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It goes off in a very different direction, and it's written and directed by the guy who wrote the first Final Destination if that's any indication of what goes down.
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The letter goes on to recommend the creation of "start-up friendly employee share ownership schemes," although it goes into little detail as to what those schemes should look like.
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" The star shared she loved waking up on Christmas morning, saying her family had a tradition where "nobody goes into the living room until everybody goes into the living room.
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So I think everybody&aposs got to acknowledge, the culture, it drips downwards and it goes into politics and it goes into our kids&apos minds and all of us.
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Nothing goes right all night long, so to ease her irritation, Tess asks Ari (Eden Epstein) for a pill, takes half without knowing what it is and goes into overdrive.
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"For every $10 states and districts contribute to teacher pension plans, $7 goes toward paying down past pension debt, and only $3 goes toward benefits for current teachers," Aldeman writes.
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He wrote in a note to clients Monday: "'As January goes, so goes the year" is an old Wall Street saying, which has been correct 72.4 percent of the time.
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A 30 percent cut of every sale goes to the app store in question — this is an industry-standard — and the lion's share of what's left goes to the creators.
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"And that goes to the corruption that people already believe exists in Washington; that goes to the abuse of power that people see running rampant in this city," Petkanas said.
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In 2000, the latest GOES (GOES-21) had trouble keeping one of its primary instruments cool in the sun, rendering it useless at certain times of the day and year.
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Fast forward to the 2nd quarter -- Siemian goes down, Paxton goes in and balls out -- 14 of 24 for 170 yards and a TD ... and his cheering section LOVED IT!!!
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"I think when he goes back to his story, he goes back to a beautiful day or a beautiful time or a beautiful person that he loves," says the director.
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Part of each monthly or annual premium goes to the insurance company and part of it goes toward the cash value, which earns a small amount of interest, explains Policygenius.
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"The longer a case goes — let's say if she goes through to trial — if it's after trial, I think certainly we'd be asking for something substantially higher," the prosecutor said.
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So it was kind of funny how that happened and it made you realize, as far as the industry goes, there's a lot of guesswork that goes along with it.
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As they play "Let It Be," as McCartney wails into the microphone, the sound goes directly onto a reel of tape; the moment goes directly onto a reel of tape.
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And, as the U.S. House GOP caucus's largest state delegation (now 23 strong, followed by Florida at 14), as goes the Texas GOP delegation, so goes the House GOP caucus.
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The home seller's dream typically goes like this: A buyer appears the day the house hits the market, an above-price offer is made and the ensuing transaction goes smoothly.
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Eric TrumpEric Frederick TrumpTrump says he doesn't want NYT in the White House Eric Trump goes after Bidens: 'Why is it that every family goes into politics and enriches themselves?
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So in the top 10 January years, the old Wall Street adage "So goes January, so goes the year" worked well, but it left out the part about the correction.
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We hide from the public how much work and thought goes into these, how much assessment of risks to the outlook in policy decisions, how much thinking goes into that.
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He gets up and does yoga in the morning, goes out and gets on a horse and rides, goes out and gets in a stream and fishes -- who does that?
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This can mostly be explained by differential nonresponse to pollsters: Clinton goes up when more Democrats answer a survey, and Trump goes up when Democrats are less likely to respond.
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"It's called a blood moon because the light from the sun goes through the earth's atmosphere on its way to the moon and the earth's atmosphere turns it red in the same way that when the sun goes down it goes red," Andrew Fabian, professor of astronomy at the University of Cambridge.
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And consider the "50-30-20 percent rule" when dealing with any windfall: It suggests that 50 percent of the money goes straight to savings — into your checking account, emergency fund or a long-term savings or investment account — while 30 percent goes towards funding your lifestyle and 20 percent goes towards fun.
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Now when the sub-algorithms return the two-digit blocks they've seen most frequently, 234 goes looking for a number tagged with "1" and finds 34, then 34 goes looking for a number tagged with "2" and finds 56, and 56 goes looking for a number tagged with "123" and finds 78.
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"If it's a good week for Donald Trump he goes up [in the polls], and if it's a bad week for Hillary Clinton she goes down, and vice versa," explains Balz.
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Mnuchin, though, told CNBC on Thursday that the administration is not "making any judgments" on China until it goes goes through the process of "looking at currency manipulation across the board."
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In the spring of 2018, the next spacecraft, GOES-S, will launch into orbit to join the rest of what NASA and NOAA refer to as the constellation of GOES satellites.
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Rachel thinks the jig is up, and goes to find Jeremy, telling him that maybe it's just time that he goes home since the shit it soon to hit the fan.
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The average undocumented immigrant has lived in the United States for more than a decade, goes to work, drops children off at school, meets up with friends, and goes to church.
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Absolutely. There's the mental exercise that goes into it and the physical exercise that goes into it, the action of hitting this thing for two hours a day is fucking bananas.
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But then if you see the price of steel of goes up, you see the price of machinery goes up, it makes it less and less compelling to build those factories.
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Tesla hits Model 3 production goal The problem is that Musk's cult of personality is so intertwined with Tesla's corporate identity, there's a fear that as Musk goes so goes Tesla.
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In the video above, James Corden goes to the Los Angeles School of Gymnastics to test out their gymnastics program ahead of his son Max and it goes south very quickly.
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After Fiorina goes down, (and she goes down pretty hard) Cruz notices, but instead of checking in to see if she's okay, he just continues shaking hands like nothing ever happened.
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If something goes wrong, we have a few little waves, thumbs down means down, you know, feet like this also means down, like an emergency exit, in case something goes wrong.
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If the average grant amount goes down from freshmen to other undergraduates or the percentage receiving grants goes down, that's a sign you will pay more in subsequent years, Kantrowitz said.
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"Clowning goes beyond anything of the political nature to recognize that life is hard—the cost of butter goes up, there's worries about how your children are being raised," Carver said.
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In the dream, the rip goes all the way up her body, groin to crown, and one side of her goes off walking one way and the other side stays home.
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"There's a risk that we come to trust what the machine says as gospel, without wondering if it goes wrong or how we even know if it goes wrong," Nadler said.
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By contrast, a whopping 47.3 percent goes to the top 1 percent, and nearly a quarter goes to the top 0.1 percent, all of whom make over $3.75 million a year.
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"When it goes there for the hip-hop feel, it really goes there," Alex Lacamoire, the original music director and orchestrator of "Hamilton," said in a phone interview about the show.
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A three-bedroom home in Thomas' market goes for about $950 on average — $600 for rent (which goes straight to Thomas), plus $350 to rent the lot where the home sits.
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One could say that the "golden rule" of health care policy — "As goes Medicare, so goes the nation" — is proven false when it comes to the adoption of technology-enabled care.
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But it could pay big dividends if Mueller goes over the red line, if he goes too far from his original scope of Russian 'collusion' — of which there is no evidence.
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BECKY QUICK: You're often quoted-- as saying-- that you don't know who's skinny-dipping until the tide goes out, who's swimming naked till the tide goes out, whatever it may be.
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To be alive in the 2010s is to realize how deep the rot goes, how unlikely any of us is to turn the car around before it goes over the cliff.
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Studies show that in countries where a transaction tax has been implemented, such as Sweden and France, the volatility of markets goes up and the liquidity of the markets goes down.
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It can go broad — like this one goes broad.
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A. Yeah, new acquisitions — and everything that goes on.
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" Sebelius goes there: "I'm way too familiar with websites.
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" Assistant hitting coach Justin Mashore goes with "inner clock.
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" And he goes, "Say hi to him for me.
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That's the way it goes — you just rough it.
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He couldn't possibly di — welp, there goes his head.
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" Turning to Rosita, Negan says "Same goes for everyone.
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" She goes, "Oh I meant it as a joke.
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And the Golden Globe Award goes to … Aziz Ansari!
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" USA Today goes with "We deliver news, not noise.
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" He goes on: "Well I did seen it all.
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He goes from boyishly enthusiastic to sheepishly offended in .
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Goes without saying ... Amber wants the ring back, badly.
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Khloe goes on to reveal a few details — spoilers!
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" He goes, "You know, customers come to see me.
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If I'm called upon ... we'll see how it goes.
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Mr Scharf must decide where the wagon goes next. ■
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" The voice goes on to warn, "You know what?
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Three dragons = three riders, is how the story goes.
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" ON YUAN: "Well, the devaluation story goes completely away.
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" She goes on: "Most of the parents are excited.
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Everything is all love — until a bomb goes off.
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" As time goes on, however, "You learn a lot.
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And the Emmy (host gig) goes to … Jimmy Kimmel!
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" He goes, "Brian, I don't want to do that.
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"Everyone goes through s— … this is mine," she wrote.
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When politics goes amok, when organized religions become political . . .
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Anything goes -- as long as it's not expressly illegal?
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" It goes like this: "Ever had a little faith?
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" He goes "I want something that's just for fun.
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Because what ... This goes back to the institution building.
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To the victor goes the spoils ... and the calories!
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Yeah. I still ... This goes back to Kavanaugh, right?
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" She goes on ... "I mean, I miss Catt Sadler.
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" He added: "That goes from literally head to toe.
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SESSIONS: — Policy that goes beyond just the attorney general.
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" And he goes, "Well, for the weekend or what?
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" Grande goes on to write, "Music is an escape.
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"It's democratic — everyone goes to Katz's," Mr. Sax said.
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The SUV ain't cheap ... it goes for around $70k.
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Here goes … I'm still mastering simple but good recipes.
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" She goes on: "It's not just about the economy.
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Toughest lineup he's faced this year — goes without saying.
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A lot goes into it — you better show something.
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" Still, she added, "What goes up must come down.
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Koskinen's term goes beyond President Obama's — until November 2017.
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" He goes on: "It's the same mentality with FGL.
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" And one of my sons goes, "Oh, the museum?
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" And he goes, "You put up pretty pictures there.
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As the old saying goes: Fool me once ... Elsewhere.
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The same goes for terrible relationships — romantic or otherwise.
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" She goes on: "Have you started looking at schools?
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As far as recovery goes ... he's doing it right.
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Finally Andrew goes home — to his mother's dingy apartment.
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" And Nicolas Cage goes crazy in "Mom and Dad.
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" She goes, "Do I get a piece of that?
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" He goes on, "athleisure attire can have similar effects.
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Who goes there: Primarily — but not exclusively — queer travelers.
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" He goes, "Who cares what happened to the blacksmiths?
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" Moser adds, "The incident goes unmentioned in her journals.
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Sports, parties, weekend antics — you know how it goes.
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" Bloomberg goes there too, noting: "Chevron follows Schlumberger Ltd.
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Same goes for our beauty routine — especially our nails.
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You didn't land the job — OK, life goes on.
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"Goes for a walk" = STROLLS, and "tiny" suggests WEE.
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" He adds after some profanity, "The show goes on.
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The rating goes from one (⬢⬡⬡⬡⬡) to five (⬢⬢⬢⬢⬢) honeycomb cells.
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Zuckerberg, Jobs, Gates — the list goes on and on.
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"Three years goes by quickly — trust me," she said.
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Call support and tell us how it goes please !
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" She goes on explain, "This is my memory play.
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A storied diamond goes missing and ... other stuff happens.
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" And he goes, "I think I deserve a raise.
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" And he goes, "There are men that get harassed.
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This probably goes without saying but, just in case ...
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Maybe Bran goes back further to build the Wall in order to save Westeros — and, maybe, he goes back so far into the past that he accidentally becomes the Night King himself.
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When they screw this up Krikorian, I&aposve got to tell you, it goes right to the core about what so many of us know goes unreported, selective reporting by the media.
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If the Buffalo media goes crazy for a guy who crashes a truck into a Tim Hortons, they'll go even wilder for a guy who simply goes there for breakfast without incident.
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So too Andres Schmid, Robson Ponte, Johnnier Montano, Dominique Tissot – the list goes on (and believe me, it goes on) thanks to the enormity of scouting that propels the game's statistical framework.
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