But yet he goes along with it, he goes along with the lie.
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No, it's probably the worry that goes along with this.
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" Harvey goes along with her theory, joking, "Yeah, that's it!
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It all goes along with a power trip of strength.
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And then you've got weather that goes along with that.
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Ms. Peters goes along with all this, to a point.
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It goes along with the whole ethos of our wedding.
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It's part of the responsibility that goes along with leadership.
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Is there a comfort zone factor that goes along with that?
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Naturally, there's a detective game that goes along with the news.
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It's complete nonsense, as always, but A. goes along with it.
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Whether Trump goes along with the plan remains to be seen.
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And that goes along with sports-wide how women [are treated].
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Is there a kind of frustration that goes along with that?
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"There's also a ritual that goes along with masturbation," Garrison continues.
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There's a sense of embarrassment that goes along with it too.
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Twizzling Paul Ryan, goes along with this ... the word is fakakta.
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Drinking culture and the sexual promiscuity that goes along with that.
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When people are drinking and doing drugs, it goes along with it.
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Together, we are reviving moviegoing – and everything that goes along with it.
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Christian goes along with the shift because of his loyalty to Gabby.
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There's a huge sense of responsibility that goes along with the job.
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There's a lot of stuff that goes along with traditional web advertising.
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There's also an 2399-megapixel selfie camera that goes along with them.
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It goes along with how we talked about their friendship being believable.
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"There's so much anxiety that goes along with fertility treatment," Copperman said.
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The statue falls over, and the young boy goes along with it.
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All the psychobabble that goes along with it, I've gotten over it.
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They know that this just goes along with accepting a managerial role.
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James: Yeah, there's usually crazy artwork that goes along with the music.
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That they want the safety, security, and privacy that goes along with that.
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With each activity Journy suggests, there's a description that goes along with it.
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And Tai goes along with it all because Cher seems so unflappably confident.
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That goes along with their plans to spread wider in Europe and Asia.
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Bobby goes along with his wife's initiative, but he doesn't agree with it.
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Bergman goes along with it all, to get hold of Peck's room number.
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Just try to enjoy everything that goes along with traveling to a new place.
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This goes along with today's newly launched support for better media playback in Actions.
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But the video that goes along with it is 100 percent worth a watch.
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And all the psycho-babble that goes along with it, I've gotten over it.
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Titus goes along with it, assuming his new made up heterosexual identity, Cork Rockingham.
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That goes along with the larger theme of the movie regarding friendships vs. relationships.
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Reluctantly, Jane goes along with the plan and even has fun for a while.
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That goes along with the magical realist and romantic sides of the show's personality.
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It's "the," which I guess goes along with the (ahh!) puzzle's title, 'No Duh!
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That goes along with recommendations already in place to stay home and limit contact.
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The high court often goes along with it, but that's not always the case.
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Inadequate food frequently goes along with housing insecurity or outright homelessness in the student population.
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A caught-off-guard Midge goes along with it as his smiling straight (wo)man.
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And then there's textures and lighting and shading and everything that goes along with it.
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Called Echo Look, the app goes along with a hardware device by the same name.
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The US government goes along with this, he implies, because it is institutionally anti-Semitic.
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Rodney Williams knows a lot about the fear that goes along with becoming an entrepreneur.
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You can look at the health statistics and everything else that goes along with that.
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We need a master plan for how we'll manage the disruption that goes along with it.
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And often there is a story, that is still remembered, that goes along with the story.
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What I don't understand is the sloppiness and lack of respect that goes along with it.
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One, the vehicles are moving, and all the stuff that goes along with operating those vehicles.
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Yet he goes along with his bleeding-heart liberal daughter making a comedy show about him.
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In short, American officials say what they want, and Mexico — almost always — goes along with it.
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But the fantasy won't even last that long if he goes along with the Paris accord.
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That goes along with a 500 mile range per charge, at maximum weight at highway speed.
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Then there is the electoral uncertainty that goes along with being a member of Trump's party.
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The burp and fart humor goes along with the emotional part of it, the family relationships.
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Goes along with that, like a side effect, like fries on the side of your order.
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Because nothing goes along with minimal techno than the pairing of Galaga and a triple axel, right?
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It's got to have the good rave-type music or whatever else that goes along with that.
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Gabby goes along with the shift because she's convinced that Bi and Jessica are secretly targeting her.
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"This bacteria colonizes the intestine and it goes along with feces to the hospital sewage," Picao said.
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So here goes, along with a host of other helpful travel hints from well-informed professional sources.
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And that goes along with just playing a song I love — maybe they just need that joy.
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Maybe even a bit of a brag that goes along with the message of this congratulatory track.
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We don't have that taboo that goes along with saying the word 'penis' or 'vagina,' it's silly.
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If the court goes along with the request, it would mark a radical departure in international law.
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And anyone who is paying attention and goes along with this perilous charade is complicit in it.
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Dynavax's outlook remains positive, in Rama's view, and the FDA often goes along with its committees' recommendations.
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It's disturbing when someone like you as a leader does that, too, or goes along with it.
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So when you ... So, the issues you face, housing, affordable housing, which goes along with transportation ... Absolutely.
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If you look at the history of the trends, the trend goes along with what has sold before.
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If we choose to live in hazardous areas, we are choosing the risk that goes along with that.
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Whatever I express musically I express in my movements and what covers my body goes along with it.
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Betty only goes along with Alice's latest manipulation since she knows how excited Jughead is for the dinner.
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Our show stands out in having top rate journalism and there's an honor that goes along with that.
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Paul Ryan, in one of his last acts, perfect last act for him, goes along with it. Right.
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There's just something about a trim, chop, or dye job that goes along with a big life transition.
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It goes along with recognizing the impermanent nature of things, of the world, and of our loved ones.
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And, that's because it's not just the level of emotion, it's the overall narrative that goes along with it.
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There is musical celebration that is accompanied with movement of the body, the dance that goes along with it.
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A term used in stan Twitter that often goes along with "receipts" to show some wrongdoing by a celebrity.
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This new age of honoring the innocent goes along with another shift toward dwelling on physical and psychic injury.
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Senators are squabbling over the "blue slip process" that goes along with President Donald Trump's nomination of federal judges.
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Riley: The other myth that goes along with gender I think is the heart rate is high or low.
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Cue the vicious cycle of chronic intrusive thoughts and all the anxiety and distress that goes along with them.
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As the Republican nominee, he has an entire party that, despite dissension, largely goes along with what he says.
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Generally, according to The Times's transit reporter, Emma Fitzsimmons, the board goes along with what the authority has decided.
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One way to reduce the corruptibility that goes along with low wages would be to simply pay people more.
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Pet Ding created an app the goes along with The Little Cat, which allows owners to control the treadmill's speed.
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But most importantly, this goes along with the rest of the evidence — including the extensive review published in Epidemiologic Reviews.
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"While I'm very appreciative of the support, there's a little bit of embarrassment that goes along with that," she said.
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No one has asked whether the expensive training or supervision that often goes along with these things is worth it.
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Your partner or spouse also might not want to talk about your diagnosis and everything that goes along with it.
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He goes along with it, seeing the funny side, but there's also a sense he's getting tired of the schtick.
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There is such an incredible sense of hard work and maintaining tradition that goes along with having a pizza shop.
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Anytime the SEC goes along with a No Admit and No Deny agreement with no time-out, the defendant won.
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If Congress goes along with Trump's tax plan, it could be the Republican party's biggest liability in the midterm elections.
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I think that's one thing people will never understand, is like the intimacy that goes along with what you've experienced.
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There's a spirit that goes along with the team: anything is possible, don't be limited by the doubts of others.
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After asking about the father, Becca says that it's Sam, which Kelly doesn't fully believe, but she goes along with it.
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Again, he doesn't ask her opinion on the matter and she seemingly goes along with it just to make him happy.
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"I talk to her for hours every day, just about everything that goes along with going through a divorce," says Lindsie.
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And while DelVecchio is supportive of his roommate's new healthy lifestyle, he doesn't love the wardrobe that goes along with it.
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But it is difficult to deal with life, stresses, rehearsals and then show time and everything that goes along with that.
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And I think that when you have these men in positions of power, they assume that [sex] goes along with it.
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I've been in this business a long time and drama goes along with it, but don't read too much into it.
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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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"This goes along with a lot of what we know about millennials, that they distrust institutions in general," Mr. Jones said.
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It's that special affinity, the theory now goes, along with the combinatorial nature of olfactory reactions, that accounts for unique scents.
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When additional content goes along with the notification it should add more context and should be far more effective for developers.
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It is a pity that this article goes along with that transformation and fails to ask any questions about information gathering.
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And with downsizing becoming a trend, it goes along with the idea that quality of life is more important than size.
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Sebastian's secretly in love with Grace, but he goes along with the plan because he truly wants her to be happy.
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It's starting to look like a standoff in the House, even though the body usually goes along with what the Senate decides.
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It goes along with what Mr. Zinke is doing at the DOI to try to centralize so there's one point of contact.
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The lifestyle that goes along with country music has a long history of being intertwined with support for the Second Amendment, too.
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The allies are beginning to discuss the shared challenge of Chinese economic competition and the political influence that goes along with it.
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I'm raising my children to be religious Jews and there's a strong sense of tradition and community that goes along with that.
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He goes along with this plan and brings a big box over to her, introducing Bonnie to each toy, one by one.
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I also got it when I was 16, with a fake ID. And it's just everything bad that goes along with that.
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And I hope that goes along with a level of being respected in a way that women should be in the workplace.
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I don't see headlines that read, Brock Turner, Guilty of drinking too much and the sexual promiscuity that goes along with that.
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We put in our investment memo, we write a long memo that goes along with every investment, and there's a risk section.
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And because of her ID, and all the risk that goes along with it, she was the kid I was most worried about.
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As usual, Gregg goes along with the plan and then comes back when no one is around to send the tape to OPR.
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"The legal issue seems to be more important to the family than any sexual gossip that goes along with it," the source said.
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I don t see headlines that read, Brock Turner, Guilty of drinking too much and the sexual promiscuity that goes along with that.
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The fate of Kansas's tax experiment provides many clues about what could happen if Congress goes along with Trump's vision for tax reform.
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Sometimes, you find a song that you love, only to discover that the music video that goes along with it is... not good.
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On the next screen you can disable activity tracking and the location logging that goes along with it on two separate toggle switches.
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Another potential issue is the managing of the headsets and software that goes along with them, so that the whole system works smoothly.
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"There is no need for this vulgarity and profanity and the tirade that goes along with taking out supposedly moldy trash," he said.
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"The other aspect that makes it fun on the supply side is the tight-knit community that goes along with it," adds Coates.
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"I think the U.S. will pull both the Patriot sale and F-35 deal if Turkey goes along with the S-400," he added.
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Warren's team said pay equity has always been one of the senator's priorities, which goes along with her efforts to have a diverse team.
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They also have the physical baggage that goes along with it—fewer quick-twitch motor units, slower-recovering muscles, more general wear and tear.
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"The legal issue seems to be more important to the family than any sexual gossip that goes along with it," added the second source.
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There's a great deal that goes along with that transition, not all of which has been fully digested yet by the US body politic.
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So there's nothing to balance — increasing well-being and the productivity that goes along with it is a win-win, for work and life.Okay!
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That remains a problem, but also sort of understanding that goes along with being an empathetic person and trying to be a good person.
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This broadening of the political spectrum goes along with the fourth change: a fragmentation of the identities on which the centre left was built.
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This goes along with a general literalness and glumness — little of the satire and humor of the novel has seeped into the mini-series.
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They're friends — there's a sense of recollection, and because of the duration of the work, there's a haze that goes along with the recollection.
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Mortgage rates are already rising, and a further increase could reduce home purchases and all the household formation spending that goes along with them.
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Much of the criticism of the list centers on the culture of free meals and glad-handing that goes along with judging and voting.
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There's a lot of hand-wringing that goes along with that statistic and the thought that dating apps are changing the way we live.
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Something that goes along with control is power, and in some ways I think you could think of this as a "girl power" movie.
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Our idea was basically like, you experience a song, what's the sort of companion information pack, internet interactive thing that goes along with it.
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The registration process is in-part an education process for drone owners, helping new flyers learn about the necessary safety that goes along with aviation.
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While we don't know a lot about the purpose of Monday's launch, we do have the signature NRO patch that goes along with the mission.
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"You cannot teach your child that stuff," he said, noting that he was sick of the constant negativity that goes along with, well, hating people.
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This also goes along with delivering clinical care to veterans, conducting research that benefits veterans and all Americans; and teaching the nation's health care workforce.
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The watch has a character of its own while remaining an obvious Swatch timepiece, and all the Swiss street-cred that goes along with it.
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Hitchcock memorably said during her pageant, "I can't think of a single disadvantage that goes along with being pretty," according to the Sarasota Herald-Tribune.
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"One of those names that goes along with the greats of any sport," Walker said of Jeter during an MLB Network interview after their election.
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The board, which usually goes along with recommendations from M.T.A. leadership, plans to hire an independent consultant to review the safety of the new plan.
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The Mamba's been nominated for Best Animated Short for "Dear Basketball" -- and he's clearly enjoying everything that goes along with being a nominee ... including free lunch!
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Because the biggest hurdle isn't the tech behind Hyperloop, it's the land rights and every other bureaucratic obstacle that goes along with building enormous infrastructure projects.
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At first Issa goes along with the purge, but later that night when Molly is gone, she removes all of the aforementioned items from the trash.
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But as we spoke, I began to realize that, while she loves selling, she hates (understatement) all the paperwork and reporting that goes along with it.
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It does have this basis of an open platform, and freedom of expression is an important concept that goes along with that ability to express yourself.
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Additional Modifications When we present the photo caption to our "Entering" and "Emerging" E.L.L.s, we like to modify the article that goes along with the caption.
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Condakchian will speak to the engineering and logistical difficulties involved — but presumably also the excitement that goes along with sending to another planet something they designed.
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There's a proliferation of environmentally focused exchange-traded funds, and the ratings infrastructure that goes along with them, aiming to offer greener investments products to individuals.
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When it comes to spending, the House usually goes along with what the Senate can pass, but this time the political headwinds seem to be reversed.
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But in order to make things cheaper, there's a certain amount of efficiency and automation that goes along with those products — and that can produce unemployment.
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This piece, the "Rime of the Last Fisherman," which goes along with a short story of the same title, shows an ocean clogged with detritus and trash.
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UtilityScore — API for Utility Data When shopping for a home, there's always going to be a huge cost that goes along with the mortgage: the utility bill.
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What I found particularly moving was the idea that she knows her future will result in heartbreak, pain, and divorce, but she willingly goes along with it.
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This goes along with the release of the miniature SNES Classic, and further forays into mobile like Fire Emblem Heroes and next month's Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp.
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The commitment that goes along with signing an actual lease with Roam means its customers can fully emerge themselves in the digital nomad lifestyle after signing up.
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"I just think he's so down to play and I kind of get these stories fixed into my head and he goes along with that," Urbanati said.
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The key to the technology is that the processing is actually done on the phone and not in their servers, ensuring privacy goes along with your convenience.
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That goes along with mental health awareness at my school — you're finding what your bad habits are to change them, and maybe that will improve your mood.
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And it goes along with basically infantile fantasies about individual action — the "good guy with a gun" — taking the place of such fundamentally public functions as policing.
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"The better you're prepared both physically and mentally and emotionally, the easier it is for you to manage the stress that goes along with that," she said.
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That means management teams, agencies, and everything that goes along with that — streaming from places that aren't spare bedrooms, for example, or experimenting with more expensive formats.
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His party goes along with it -- some cringing unconvincingly -- but mainly leaves him alone, so long as Republicans can count on him to keep them in power.
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Jaki says Trzaskowski is out of touch and that if Catholic Poland goes along with EU plans to distribute asylum-seekers across the bloc it will become Islamised.
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"Coasters or wine charms or a wine opener, something like that is always nice because it's sweet and thoughtful and goes along with the hostessing theme," she says.
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There's a certain degree of grisly irony that goes along with having a lovely cake spew homophobic vitriol at its incumbent devourers vis-à-vis brightly colored frosting.
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One of the other cross-currents that goes along with the themes we were discussing earlier is in finding a musical voice that seems to make an association.
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For the most part, ethnographers and linguists are helpless in the face of the gradual erasure of collective memory that goes along with this loss of linguistic diversity.
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But one of the benefits of "La La Land" not winning Best Picture is that it's no longer freighted by the "importance" that goes along with the title.
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But what Trump represented to the country was what he offered Cohen: a comet ride, with all the blinding light and burning heat that goes along with that.
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"Clearly it's not possible to make a living as the job has become quite expensive, requiring snowmobiles and all the equipment that goes along with that," he said.
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"There's a respect for human dignity that goes along with the N.E.A., NPR, PBS, because the people that work for these institutions are publicly supported," Ms. Bridgewater said.
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I know they're not really equivalent, but it sounds a little bit like the unpredictability and high pressure that goes along with making a reality TV show. Yeah.
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"We're going to be very careful how we remove the aircraft because we want to preserve it and all the perishable evidence that goes along with that," Landsberg said.
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With all the dark shit that goes along with that (still ongoing) legacy, I wouldn't be surprised if she prefers to be remembered as a devoted dog mom instead.
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That certainly ain't cheap, but goes along with other rumors indicating that the Note 9 will cost about the same as the Note 8 when it launched last year.
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Their anger comes from the fact they're in the position to feel numb, and that goes along with the anger that comes with the fact that it happened again.
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"If this had not happened, perhaps the wall is going forward and all of the insanity that goes along with that," Touré said of the fallout from the meeting.
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I can be a bit wacky, but he goes along with it quite well, and we can talk about anything, no matter how random the subject I bring up.
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You may feel the dejection that goes along with having little control over a painful situation, but also the anger of having someone specific to blame for your suffering.
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Dee Dee appears to know something is up at every point during this sudden trip to the movies, but she goes along with it as long as she's got control.
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When you hear Hester's (Lea Michelle) deadly scheme to get all of Kathy Munsch's (Jamie Lee Curtis) money with Dr. Brock Holt (John Stamos) and he goes along with it.
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As much fun as Snapchat can be, sometimes there's no getting around the FOMO that goes along with watching friends' Snaps and Stories while you're stuck at home doing nothing.
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And so is the assumption that goes along with their excitement over your wetness: that when someone is extremely wet (or not), they must be ridiculously turned on (or not).
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Anyway, Jaha says they'll get rid of the list and set up a lottery that everyone can enter if they work hard and everyone just instantly goes along with it.
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The most telling sign that this song is about Bieber, though, could be the image that goes along with the song: Gomez with a black X drawn on her mouth.
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At the end of the day, the fight game eats and chews you up if you're not strong enough and resilient enough to deal with everything goes along with it.
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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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" After CBT, the pain doesn't seem to have lessened, "like on a 1-to-6503 scale," she says, "but the amount of suffering that goes along with it is less.
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That's right — we're talking about living in the lap of luxury and everything that goes along with it: Good food, tall buildings, fast cars and even latrines made of precious metals.
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The international public vote winner will also receive both money and a ticket to Cannes, along with the invaluable global recognition that goes along with winning a competition of this magnitude.
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In a tweetstorm that began in late morning, the former Republican presidential candidate ripped into the culture of shareholder and executive enrichment that goes along with the drive to repurchase shares.
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"This acceleration, the bump up in hiring, I don't know why it wouldn't dissipate if all of these folks lost insurance and the payment that goes along with it," Turner said.
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Alex thinks the robbery is a terrible idea, but he goes along with it to help Rocky, who needs a big payday so she can move away from her abusive mother.
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Will goes along with the idea, which is weird, though not half as weird as his decision to hang around in a bar while she gets picked up by another guy.
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The Studio School quickly covered it over again with its own sign, reflecting the tension that goes along with the building's dual identity as a contemporary institution and a historic landmark.
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And he offered a reprieve on protected status for some immigrants from Latin American and African countries, if Congress also goes along with $85003 billion in new funding for the wall.
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Looking at how children play with toys that fall into gender stereotypes gives us a window on children's developing sense of what goes along with being a boy or a girl.
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But in Velázquez's portraits, of slaves and royals alike, the easy handling of paint goes along with a penetrating psychological realism, and their rejection of idealization only elevates their subjects further.
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A complex sauce goes along with it, one that has a soy sauce base, with a dollop of wasabi and red chili paste, ground garlic, and a a sea of perilla seeds.
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We found activity in three brain regions linked with craving and addiction, and we found activity in a brain region linked with physical pain and the distress that goes along with it.
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But taking the hyperloop from concept to reality will mean overcoming several hurdles, including costs that could climb into the billions and bureaucratic red tape that goes along with building transportation systems.
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Either way, Mellie goes along with Jake's plan – and you can't blame her for doing so – but then ends up having to back down when Olivia delivers the spy to her unharmed.
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It goes along with a new platform that gives you quad-channel memory and 64 PCI Express lanes (the current Ryzen platform offers only dual-channel memory and 40 PCI Express lanes).
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"For Facebook, they're navigating the question of whether they want to seriously fund premium content, and if so, is there a premium for ad dollars that goes along with that," Mallin said.
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While this commitment to health (and the domestic financing that goes along with it) is an important step for U.S. international aid, it's not reason to pull back our global health funding.
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He would never again be allowed to enjoy the game loves, to be cheered on by fans and teammates, or to enjoy the fame, money, or glory that goes along with that.
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Their latest line of merchandise, called "Stay Home 23," captures the LeBron-fueled angst that is slightly clouding the start of the season, and all the pleading that goes along with it.
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For one, people tend to think that education goes along with taste: if you have more education, then your taste is better, and if you're less educated, then your taste is worse.
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Hela's right-hand man is Skurge, who goes along with her rule not out of some great passion for her cause, but because it just seems like the easy thing to do.
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For several decades, the U.S. has followed the "One China" policy that doesn't acknowledge Taiwan as a nation, but instead goes along with China's view that Taiwan is a province that broke away.
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The companies are among the largest service providers to independent registered investment advisers: They hold customer assets, execute and clear trades and handle much of the administrative work that goes along with it.
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"I've always been a big supporter of self-love and embracing and accepting ourselves as we are, and that goes along with transition and change – it's even more important at that time," she says.
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"The reason I voted against it is that I think the right to vote is something that goes along with citizenship -- and should be," said Harmeet Dhillon, a member of the Republican National Committee.
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The preference for buybacks over dividends goes along with venture-capital investors capturing most of the growth of new companies and leveraged-buyout firms extracting much of the cash flow of previously stable companies.
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Now FIFA is trying to come up with a plan to deal with the aftermath of the frozen seasons and the eventual restart of soccer and all the business that goes along with it.
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We live on the other side of the country, so we're not privy to their daily lives, but my perception is that he calls the shots and my daughter goes along with his timetable.
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"I cannot imagine losing a child and the pain and suffering that goes along with that," said Mr. Ruhlman, a native of Cleveland who raised a daughter and a son there with his wife.
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But even if Romney goes along with them, Democrats need four Republicans to side with them to get their way on anything in the Senate impeachment trial, which requires majority support for its rules.
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The boy smells a rat when he notices a discrepancy between the new fish's markings and Splotch's splotch, but he goes along with Mom's ruse to let her feel she's being a protective mother.
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If the COPUC, whose commissioners are appointed by the governor, goes along with this scheme, they would clear the way for future governors to do the same thing on the backs of captive ratepayers.
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What I'm saying is for the first time there is a possibility of causation that goes along with this great number of correlative information in terms of the effects the sun has on living things.
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If all you're doing is replicating, again, the same zip codes ... It's a fact that the Valley likes to ignore the majority of white women voted for Trump and everything that goes along with it.
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Hundreds of them have been hurt or killed by gunfire in our schools while millions more live with regular lockdown drills and the fear and anxiety that goes along with thinking they may be next.
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Just the word 'loser' has extreme negative connotations as it implies that someone is less than others when a majority of people would rather be in the position of power that goes along with winning.
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"On many of them, it was how they looked, how they felt, and he got captured by the hard right, but he goes along with it because that's not what he cares about," Schumer said.
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A certain tolerance of idiosyncrasy goes along with that — a certain "Oh, it's just old Uncle Fester doing his thing" — as well as fear when it comes to criticizing the power player in the room.
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So the switch from hunter-gathering and nomadism to settled agriculture meant that we were able to feed much larger populations and develop great cities and all the urban civilization that goes along with it.
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City hall could develop its own policy: one that focuses on the well-being and welfare of young BME people facing disproportionate rates of hate crime and the mental distress that goes along with that.
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So, she goes along with his plan on the surface, but she's starting to separate herself from him, and starting to think about ways to keep him from revealing secrets that could damage Quinn's reputation forever.
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But he really doesn't seem to like doing any of the stuff that goes along with it -- living in the White House (not enough gold), receiving intelligence briefings (not enough Ivanka), divesting his business assets (Now?
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Hays insists they go rough up James to try to get some answers out of him and West reluctantly goes along with it after Hays plays the "Tom" card — they have to get justice for Tom.
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One of the assumptions that goes along with our culture's continued, if souring, mythologizing of powerful men is that to be uncompromising is a show of strength which inevitably requires others to conform to their will.
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Boston, for example, is expanding its local transit system and upping the amount of construction projects in downtown areas, but that goes along with an increase in prices, which pushes people out into more isolated towns.
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GOES, along with a second, polar-orbiting weather satellite network operated by NOAA, has faced cost overruns and program delays due to technical issues and mismanagement, according to a December 2015 U.S. Government Accountability Office report.
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The Peacock scenario also gets Kelly out of cable news and the grind that goes along with it, and into a more relatively comfortable setting for her at this stage of her career and family life.
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As you view the works, read the information that goes along with them and any larger presentation about the overall exhibit — these give both a big- picture perspective as well as individual stories about the art.
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That was useful to us in earlier stages of our own lives but there are cultures in this world that are even before that and i don't think that's necessarily the answer — probably goes along with it.
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Traveling a long and complicated fertility path — and all that goes along with it — doesn't just require trust; it demands time — time at doctors, time waiting for test results, time at home because you feel like garbage.
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Even though all of the people in the study were fairly healthy, the results showed that significant numbers had issues including straining, blood in their stool and "incomplete emptying,"—a feeling that often goes along with constipation.
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The point is that while idealism is fine and essential — you have to dream of a better world — it's not a virtue unless it goes along with hardheaded realism about the means that might achieve your ends.
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"In the era of school shootings, in this era of white supremacy, really, and the violence and anger that goes along with that, I think it was our duty as students to bring this forward," said Rooney.
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And the large dose of apparent idealism that goes along with the Sanders campaign is also a big draw despite the fact that the experts wrote off youthful idealism as something that died in the early 1970s.
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Also, you might enjoy Alison Roman's diner-style breakfast and the incredibly soothing cooking video that goes along with it (I can't stop thinking about those potatoes crisped in a bubbling mix of bacon drippings and butter).
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"A succulent goes along with your Eames chair and your Group Partner ceramics vase," Ms. Churchill said, referring to the clay torsos made by a Brooklyn-based artist that have been enjoying a long pop cultural moment.
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Without a federal law that outlines how the FTC should police privacy, the agency is effectively making up the rules as it goes along with its own prior consent decrees and decisions as their baseline for enforcement.
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The host, 47, said she consumes "at least seven to eight thousand calories a day" while filming the Bravo show, but that the weight gain that goes along with it hasn't scared her off from doing her job.
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"I will also be working to ensure that any budget we pass in the House addresses the priorities important to Louisiana, including fiscal responsibility, increased energy production and the revenue sharing that goes along with it," he said.
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But Calvin goes along with it and as the papers are drawn up, he offers Schultz a slice of "white cake"—while they sit in Calvin's white house on his white-owned plantation guarded by white men with guns.
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Manchin is still too liberal for Jim Burns, a Republican and a retired Navy cryptologist who said he would vote for Morrisey because Manchin goes along with the Democratic agenda too often, particularly during the presidency of Barack Obama.
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I've been seeing a therapist every other week for about a year, and she's really helped me make priorities in my life and sort through a lot of the mental clutter that goes along with living in New York.
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A New Hampshire woman knew that when she won the $560 million Powerball lottery on January 6, she wanted her identity to remain anonymous because of the unavoidable notoriety that goes along with becoming extremely wealthy in an instant.
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I don't think it's much of a spoiler to reveal it: "We both got corrupted," Vincent tells Paul, presumably speaking also for Alkaitis and even Leon Prevant, who goes along with a lie though for somewhat more excusable reasons.
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Mostly, he just goes along with Simone's persistent demands, an acquiescence that shapes the episodic narrative as Marcello unhappily takes the wheel during a robbery, tags along to a dance club and reluctantly joins Simone on a cocaine run.
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There's a tremendous burden that goes along with feeling as if you're always disappointing your partner and a different, but just as awful, kind of burden that comes with agreeing to do something more often than you want to.
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He has said that he intends to start a program for high school and college students where he will "speak out against the college campus drinking culture and the sexual promiscuity that goes along with that": Campus drinking culture.
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This year's farm bill, which passed in June, is beloved by the National Cotton Council and the farmers it represents because it goes along with those suggestions, contorts around WTO rules, and restores the status quo of big, ugly cotton.
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In real terms, Snider estimates that 2018 earnings for companies will get a 12 percent lift so long as Congress goes along with the administration's proposal, even though it's likely to increase the budget deficit at least in the near term.
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Throughout the season, O.J. presents himself as someone above race ( "I'm not black, I'm O.J.)" but at the end of this episode, he gleefully goes along with the idea that Fuhrman framed him because he knows it will set him free.
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But for Ms. Harris and Mr. Booker — and to a lesser extent, Ms. Klobuchar, who is less given to high drama — the hearings have been something like a campaign audition, not to mention the criticism that goes along with it.
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"What goes along with that is emergency access to public health funding to make a dent in these STD rates and to bring these rates down and to ensure that all Americans get access to the health care that they need," he said.
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For those who are not familiar with it, that market it a sort of day-by-day or moment-by-moment market that goes along with the Upfront that has established the bulk, generally, the bulk of commerce for traditional TV networks.
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What this means is that everyone who goes along with this plan, or even remains silent in the face of the campaign of mass dissimulation, is complicit — is in effect an accomplice to the most dishonest political selling job in American history.
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"For me, this case is not surprising, not unexpected and it goes along with the acute toxicity that we see from vaping happening in the most fragile parts of the lungs," said Galiatsatos, who is also a spokesperson for the American Lung Association.
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Across the world, the fast food business has increased demand for cruel efficiency in animal production and the environmental destruction that goes along with it, and now some of its biggest players are benefiting from the green halo of embracing plant-based meat.
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McMillan says her faith got her through the difficult journey and after having time to really think about her experience, McMillan realized she'd missed out on a lot of the fun things she'd been looking forward to that usually goes along with a normal pregnancy.
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The more empty space you've got on your hard drive the better—it gives your OS more room to breathe and more flexibility when it comes to storing files and all the temporary data that goes along with day-to-day use of your system.
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If you think about what's different from a Venmo transaction and why it might be more interesting than an Instagram post or something like that, there's a level of authenticity or a more meaningful type of interaction that usually goes along with a Venmo payment.
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The two went through some major life events together, like a racist celebration at the end of World War II. Mickey goes along with it because hey, free use of a mansion, and a kind older woman getting her massages and taking her shopping.
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The American sanctions will only be crippling if the rest of the world goes along with them, and while the US may risk the transatlantic relationship in an attempt to force European compliance, it's hard to see the same tactic working on Russia and China.
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In that, the price to win a Republican primary was to stand on a stage with the president over and over while he insults minorities and ridicules both Republicans and Democrats and Americans and, you know, goes along with and leads lock her up chants.
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And this is all mixed in with the cognitive development which goes along with symbolic play, children re-enacting their own experience by pretending to feed their dolls, or putting the puppy to bed, and with the social development of learning to take turns.
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The last-minute change to the timing came as it was revealed this week that Melgen could face a sentence of 30 years or more in the health care fraud case, if a judge goes along with sentencing guidelines calculated by a probation officer.
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I can't believe Veronica goes along with J.D. long enough for his sadistic plans to reach a fever pitch, but the climactic scene, after her beau blows himself up wearing a suicide vest, is one of the craziest "I'm a survivor" moments in modern cinema.
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But I've gotten to a stage where I really do enjoy it and I'm looking forward for having that open up more for me creatively and with my confidence and everything like that, because I'm also really interested in everything that goes along with performing live.
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"Part of what we are doing is figuring out how many do we need, how do we make this more modular, and how do we stand up the industrial base that goes along with this," said Shanahan, who is in charge of planning for America's future wars.
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You really ought to read the whole thing for a look at the beginning of the modern web and some much simpler times: "What we've done is insert a very small homing beacon that goes along with an ad or a Web page," Mr. Davis explained.
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In addition to the costs of producing a game-worthy ad and booking a slot, there is the effort and expense that goes along with Super Bowl commercials, which have become the centerpieces of elaborate strategies rolled out across multiple platforms before, during and after the contest.
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"Although it's very, very rare, it's not impossible for men to get it, and they should get checked out," Ken says, while Jane adds: "You never know, but if you catch it early enough, you can avoid the chemotherapy, and all the other stuff that goes along with it."
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"A number of studies show that gratitude goes along with feeling good about how your life is going, and with lower levels of depression, anxiety, and envy than others sometimes have," explains Stephen Yoshimura, PhD, professor of communication studies at the University of Montana, who has studied gratitude.
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We get some jaw-dropping shots of the icy winter wonderland as Jon Snow and company trek north without any Gore-tex or even thermal underwear while having a series of brief chats: — Jon and Beric bond over being resurrected and the existential angst that goes along with that.
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It's possible, for example, that some people taking antidepressants might actually be being treated for what will turn out to be an early symptom of dementia, so it's their depression that goes along with an increased risk of dementia — not the medicine they are taking to treat it.
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If you've ever stared at the mind-numbing (and ever-growing) selection of craft beers among the aisles of your grocery or corner store, you've surely noticed the prevalence of images of scantily clad women wrapped around bottles and the lame wordplay that inevitably goes along with them.
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The series grows considerably more layered as it goes along, with the panoply of villains encompassing a variety of demographics, yet the choice of a bin Laden surrogate as the starting point is sure to reignite the debate over the demonization of Muslims that "24" has encountered before.
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When I research all-boys' schools, the headmasters and others will claim that it allows students to express themselves freely, and that they're more involved in the arts and in creative endeavors and that they're not negatively impacted by having girls present and the peer pressure that goes along with that.
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If there's one thing we're positively certain of, it's that there's truly no greater embodiment of the vitriol and nationalistic frenzy that goes along with geoeconomic strife than a bunch of scantily clad female models seductively wrestling one another in an inflatable kiddie pool filled to the brim with glistening caviar.
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" While Faber's information goes along with what he has said publicly on the matter, Cruz pointed out that he is reluctant to believe what his former opponent had to say based on his belief that Team Alpha Male are "always trying to make money and build fights up for the future.
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From the moment Alice meets Mizuko, the latter cheerfully goes along with the former's suggestions to prolong their time together; on their first evening out, they end up in Mizuko's apartment and stay there for days on end, playacting an intimate friendship, ordering delivery and sleeping in the same bed.
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"A number of studies show that gratitude goes along with feeling good about how your life is going, and with lower levels of depression, anxiety, and envy than others sometimes have," Stephen Yoshimura, PhD, a professor of communication studies at the University of Montana who has studied gratitude, previously told Refinery29.
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But this sentimental attachment to coal, notes Johannes Staemmler at the Institute for Advanced Sustainability Studies in Potsdam, goes along with fear of change born from the ravages of deindustrialisation after German reunification in 1990, when most of the Lausitz's mines were shut down and tens of thousands lost their jobs.
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Rae brings the experience of being a young, college-educated black woman to center stage as Rae and her best friend Molly, an attorney, tackle life's big and small questions, such as what makes a good friend, broken pussies (yep!), and all the general drama that goes along with relationships.
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It's kind of in line with everything else that goes along with being an immigrant in America —being expected to know and care about American politics, American culture, American history and American holidays more than you know and care about the politics, culture, history, and holidays of any other place in the world.
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There has been no drastic overall increase in the number of immigrants crossing the border, and while the rugged frontier along the Rio Grande Valley has long been a transit point for drugs and the trouble that goes along with them, the violence of Mexico's drug wars seldom spills into the United States.
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Each of them "ends" (if you go with gravity, or read them forward) by crossing the first or last letter of an across entry that goes along with it — and that across entry has a clue that requires you to combine the shaded/bubbled down entry with the across entry it runs into.
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At the Games, I found myself staring at the signature CrossFit bodies of women and men (broad shoulders, cut abs, legs so muscular that there's a distinct swagger/waddle that goes along with them), and a little cultural immersion led me to find that the discipline and confidence seeps significantly deeper than the muscle.
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Although commentators and academics are divided, the majority of experts argue that President Trump cannot himself remove Mueller from the special counsel role because the statutory power to appoint a special counsel resides with the attorney general, and well-established federal law holds that the power of removal goes along with the power of appointment.
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Using the very real threat of the Army's plan to build a helicopter to take over Air Force close support, Kay convinced McConnell that if the Army got its funding approved, he would go down in Air Force history as the chief that lost the close support mission and the money that goes along with it.
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Especially with young people—if all they're seeing is that their community's fucked, and the only way they're represented to the outside world, is that this community is full of alcohol, it's full of poor people, and there's nowhere to go—that's why you see this rash of suicide and everything that goes along with it.
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As June, she wasn't much a fan of any risk, but she also didn't have a concrete idea of what the consequences might be: She scolds Moira for taking the risk of writing graffiti in the Red Center — an offense for which the punishment would mean losing a hand — but she goes along with the escape attempt anyway.
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"Time is running out, and if we're going to avoid having either short- or long-term CR or either a short- or long-term debt ceiling increase, it's time that we got serious on a bipartisan basis to try to work this out and not have the kind of chaos that goes along with our inability to come together on these important issues," McConnell said.
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Although the hedonism tends more generalized on "Housequake" and "It's Gonna Be a Beautiful Night" and "Play in the Sunshine" ("Before my life is done someway somehow I'm gonna have fun" could be Prince's manifesto), elsewhere he either has sex in some form or another or broods about it, which goes along with the dance music and lends his spiritual yearnings a concrete outlet.
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There's a world of difference between the set-up of, say, Sinclair Lewis' It Can't Happen Here (a charismatic politician becomes U.S. President, neuters Congress and establishes kangaroo courts) and Ray Bradbury's Farenheit 451 (a pill-popping, screen-loving populace goes along with the government's desire to get rid of "difficult" media, mostly books.) But all dystopian narratives contain two things: a manipulative power, and some form of resistance to that power.
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But there's a plausible argument that even with its broader influence reduced, religious conservatism should still wield more power than it does in Republican politics — that it outsources too much policy thinking to other factions, that it goes along with legislation written for business interests so long as the promised judicial appointments are dangled at the end, and that it generally acts like a junior partner even though it delivers far more votes.
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Until basically I have my shoulder repaired, I was at Michigan State, you know, thousands of miles away from home from Texas and it was going through a lot with football once again and just being in school and college and everything that goes along with it and I would say that through that the trials, through the ups and downs, just leaning on Christ, leaning on God&aposs word through prayer, you know, never for prosperity.
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Though it's much bigger than previous updates, the new slate of content goes along with Nintendo's goal of continually updating Splatoon 2 in order to keep players returning, a concept that dates back to the original game on the Wii U. It's a philosophy that the company has embraced of late, with post-release updates helping extend the life of games like The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, Mario Kart 8, and Arms, among others.
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"He's about as unique a story as you're going to find, and in a way, probably that whole story and everything that goes along with it is probably what's made him who he is and what's allowed him to take this journey and find his way to the big leagues," he told the AP. Despite the feel-good story, the Twins lost to the Yankees 8-2 on Saturday and now face a 0-2 deficit against New York in the best of five series.
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