The only change I would make to the fitted sheet is adding an indicator that lets buyers know which side goes at the head and which goes at the foot of the bed.
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" He goes, "At first very slowly, then all at once.
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Number of Players: Unlimited (but one goes at a time).
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This is not how August goes—at least not my August.
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This is exactly how it goes at Tales of the Cocktail.
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However, where she goes at night, and why, is a mystery.
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This, experts say, is how it often goes at first with recovery efforts.
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"I don't know how anyone goes at this alone," Stiller told Business Insider.
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"We knew we had only four or five goes at it," said MacKay.
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A frequent moviegoer is defined as someone who goes at least once a month.
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As for Seacrest, he may need a few more goes at the mixer. 4.
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They've probably had a couple of goes at getting a university degree and failed.
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Neither of them knows where Baluchi goes at night; presumably, it's somewhere on base.
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Delegate more instead of being the rugged individualist who goes at it alone.3.
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TV, national cable goes at eight, 30-second ad, interruptive, all attention on it.
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I think by the time the government goes at it, you've got a real problem.
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Whichever way that decision goes, at least one side is likely to appeal against it.
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Anything goes at drag brunch - but an appearance by Bernie Sanders was certainly not expected.
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When Congress won't budge, the logic goes, at least you can vote with your money.
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The machine does our work for us and meekly comes and goes at our bidding.
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If you got that... CAVUTO: Not if the growth goes at the rate it&aposs going.
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The other stuff, the stuff they "think have the most brick potential," goes at the end.
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Sometimes I can catch him and throw the flip-flop, so he goes at it again.
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It refers to the suffix that goes at the end of geologic time periods, like PleistoCENE.
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The moment the final whistle goes at White Hart Lane on Sunday afternoon, it is over.
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It will be interesting to see who else goes at Twitter (and who arrives in their place).
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"You should care about it because (the turmoil) goes at the core of your values," Taraciuk said.
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What makes it hard, for starters, is that the factory line always goes at the same pace.
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Yet Imgur encountered that notion firsthand in one of its earliest goes at promoted-post advertising last year.
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Reynolds, who goes at it with Ochefu in practice every day, has 32 rebounds in the three games.
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The motor goes at three speeds, which I could only differentiate by how high-pitched the buzzing was.
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He like lays down and throws down tariffs against everybody and he goes at China all by himself.
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The speaker of parliament has four goes at giving prime ministerial candidates a run at forming a government.
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Some impose a fee, as ours did, and allow only small dogs, while any size goes at others.
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It's sort of like a pure expression of what Gladwell's interested in and how he goes at storytelling.
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It doesn't matter if you're in the public eye or a private person, it goes at your own pace.
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Ms. McArdle is the centerpiece of "Anything Goes" at the Gateway Playhouse in Bellport, but hardly its only asset.
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The window is a loaded motif in painting that goes at least as far back as the 15th-century.
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Everybody goes at different paces, so when some students may be just starting a problem, others are already finished.
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Eventually one of us goes, at least to Coachella — because it's the first of the season — and often to Bonnaroo.
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GM's Bolt, which is available for sale nationwide for $37,500 before incentives, goes at least 238 miles on a charge.
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In theory, we had fourteen more goes at zero gravity, fourteen more bites of the most transformative apple you've ever tasted.
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There is something relentless about the way she goes at it — mark-making without devolving into a signature gesture or flourish.
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I'm kind of hoping one of you goes at it for a bit and just tells me what is going on.
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Credit for the trend goes, at least in part, to Karina Garcia, 63, a former waitress known as the Slime Queen.
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The harder Sanders goes at Biden tonight, the more likely he stays in the race for an extended period of time.
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But, as with the supernotes, the potential value of financial manipulation for North Korea goes at least somewhat beyond profit-seeking.
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Credit for the trend goes, at least in part, to Karina Garcia, 23, a former waitress known as the Slime Queen.
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The truth is that typing on the MacBook Air, as I'm doing now, goes at Mach speed compared with the manual typewriter.
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If she goes at least twice a month, the $10 she pays for the subscription is more than worth it, she said.
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And then sometimes that's just not the way it goes at all, and one team blows the hell out of the other.
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The bell goes at the end of our spar and Floyd says 'That's the type of fighter we want in this gym!
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Haddish first met Beyoncé, as the story goes, at a party, where they performed what sounds like the customary "We're both famous!" meetup.
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He goes at things freestyle, and often seems like the very embodiment, in Mr. Chabon's mind, of America itself — proud, romantic, naïve, impulsive.
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To help entrepreneurs, we're adding a second panel that goes at the big question: What does it take to succeed as a robotics startup?
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Once it's done, you take it out, dry it off, throw it on newspaper or paper and everyone just goes at it with their hands.
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Because the protagonist speaks haltingly at times, onscreen graphics show how his beautiful mind goes at the job of deconstructing a troubled liver or heart.
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" Walz continued: "This goes at the heart of our democracy, and when the director of the FBI can't answer those questions, it does shake our confidence.
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In President Donald Trump he has an American President who goes at NATO hammer and tongues and in a sense does Putin&aposs work for him.
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That honor goes at least as far back as the "corpse cake," which was eaten in the Middle Ages in Germany and parts of Central Europe.
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"We said what happened Saturday, that's not real life, that's not realistic, that's not the way the N.C.A.A. tournament goes at this time of year," Auriemma said.
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We tape an interview, it typically goes at least an hour, we try to cover so many different things and make that available to everybody at CNBC.com.
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" And for the future of teaching, Gates says we must foster learning so that "the education that we provide [can] make sure innovation goes at full speed.
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As far as the Justice Department goes, AT&T's best hope is that the agency approved the very similar merger between Comcast and NBC Universal back in 2011.
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"A rate cut won't come as early as May when policymakers next meet, as it will monitor how the government's supplementary bill goes at the parliament," Kong said.
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In an attempt to manipulate the market, the thinking goes, AT&T might charge rival delivery services a higher premium to carry its newly owned Time Warner content.
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With an old-fashioned incandescent bulb, the current goes at full strength directly to the tungsten filament, which very quickly heats up to the temperature that produces visible light.
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That's how it goes at least for Soul Clap, the DJ and production duo of Charlie Levine and Eli Goldstein, one of Boston's most notable exports in dance music today.
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He also hopes that the work he has done as an informant for the FBI since the 1980s goes at least some way toward engendering sympathy from the sentencing judge.
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Advertising for self-driving cars goes at least as far back as the 1950s, with images of families in cars huddled around game boards in the back seat, playing dominoes.
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Some of the leaders are about to hit the course though: Matt Kuchar (-4) goes at 10:683, Rory McIlroy (-3) at 10:42 and Jordan Spieth (-6) at 10:53.
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Does Sydney want to be a big global city like New York or Hong Kong where anything goes (at least in some places) and officialdom reacts to trouble as it emerges?
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However, this financial support should be more closely tied to whether these companies avoid layoffs, ensuring that the money they receive goes at least in significant part to pay worker salaries.
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Like most French chefs, Ms. Nicolas-Ianniello started cooking when she was a child — but not, as the cliché goes, at her grandmother's elbow amid the vapors of pot au feu.
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Here's how voting goes at my house: We sit around the dinner table as a family, walking through the ballot, researching and talking about the options and issues, explaining our choices.
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Put those three factors together, and he thinks Boom can build a plane that goes at top speeds of Mach 2.2 while being 30 percent more fuel-efficient than the Concorde.
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This especially goes at today's ballparks, which try their hardest to keep you distracted from the game—whether through fan experience apps, in-stadium entertainment, or absurd types and amounts of food.
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Only one of five head coach openings in the N.F.L. this off-season has been filled by a person of color, which is how it often goes at the country's elite organizations.
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So we want to build just a marketplace and everybody should come in and everybody should show their rates on Trivago and we are agnostic where the user goes at the end.
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Dressing up sitters in fanciful costume goes at least as far back as Rembrandt; Church, like many of his contemporaries, went further, depicting exotic subjects, as he saw them, in their native context.
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Mr. Trump has rejected other basic standards of presidential disclosures, like the release of his tax returns, leading to questions over whether he would reveal who comes and goes at the White House.
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A woman who lives some miles out in the country said it was nearly impossible to work as a waitress in a town when the last bus comes and goes at 7 p.m.
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As far as the first beta goes at least, you can select System Preferences from the Apple menu, then click Software Update to see if your OS and other apps are up to date.
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They are early adapters of new products, and cosmetic trend comes and goes at a very fast rate in Korea, partly due to the ubiquitous high-speed internet and heavy use of social media.
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So you could see all your friends, you know how it goes at the end of the tournament — everybody's gone and everyone's saying goodbye to everybody, and you don't see them again for ages.
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That basic structure goes at least back to economist William Nordhaus and is echoed in virtually every carbon tax ever proposed, including the most recent, the bipartisan Market Choice Act introduced in the House in July.
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But if there is a near constant in the never-ending remaking of one of the N.B.A.'s original franchises, it is that the team goes at its own pace, and that pace is fairly slow.
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Her big smiley face of a dad is protective of his LoLo, but the whole fam can tell there's something real between Ben and Lauren that goes at least a little further than a whiskey buzz.
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The interviews are typically recorded between quarters — the visiting coach goes at the end of the first quarter, while the home coach has his turn before the start of the fourth — and are aired once the broadcast resumes.
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"This goes at the heart of one of they key tensions within U.S. policy, especially within the Trump administration's policies, which is that the Trump administration would like to ideally push back against ISIS and Iran simultaneously," Bishop said.
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Bringing in AI-based services that remove some of the overhead of people managing problems that machines can do just as well is one way of taking some of that pressure off the system — or so the logic goes, at least.
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Feng doesn't wear a mask everywhere she goes at Oxford ("There are not a lot of people here," she said), but she does put one on when she goes into a grocery store or if she has to take a bus.
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Following Fantasy Suite week is generally when we'd see Colton's parents (or, traditionally that's how it goes at least), which would be a good time to bring them in: just in time to help him through the hardest moments of the series.
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A document attached to that email looked similar to Washkuhn's record, but she said she hadn't prepared it — the font was different, the heading was different, and it didn't include a disclaimer that goes at the bottom of documents from her company.
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In Drake's stellar same-day, receipt-pulling rebuttal, "Duppy Freestyle," he goes at G.O.O.D. music and their affiliates as a unit, highlighting that he'd been assisting Kanye in writing The Life of Pablo's "30 Hours" and more for at least a couple years.
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Tiffani Ashley Bell, founder of The Human Utility and YC alum, is on the optimistic side, saying that if the partnership goes at it should, "YC will learn just as much as the ACLU, if not more, benefitting everybody," she wrote on Twitter yesterday.
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That's how the saying goes, at least for U.S. tourists and Instagram stars Joseph and Travis Dasilva, who were arrested in Thailand on Tuesday and charged with public indecency after snapping a photo of their bare bums in front of Bangkok's famous Wat Arun temple.
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But head games should worry us against a calculator like Putin, when the potential for miscalculation is higher than at any time since the 85033s and managed by a mostly inexperienced White House staff that comes and goes at the whim of this president.
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"It is not clear when the justices began voting for their preferred pose, but the process goes at least as far back as the Taft court" in the 1920s, Franz Jantzen, one of the court's photographers, wrote in 2015 in The Journal of Supreme Court History.
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The drink she is trying to push further into the mainstream was created, so the story goes, at a teahouse in Taichung, Taiwan, almost 30 years ago when, on a whim, a manager poured the tapioca balls from her pudding into a glass of iced Assam tea.
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But for me direction of travel was never questionable but we should use the positive momentum that is at the moment there to really get to a new arrangement rather than keep applying pressure because I think China goes at the speed it needs to go.
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" Think about it this way, Braga said: "If three people are equally committed to killing someone and one has a firearm, one has a knife and the third goes at it with his bare hands, the likelihood the attack would be lethal would vary with the weapon they used.
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He then stepped into the role of Don Lockwood in Singin' in the Rain in a 2018 production in St. Louis, and then took on the task of playing Billy Crocker in Anything Goes at Arena Stage in D.C. In 2019, he returned to New York to star in the Shakespeare-inspired Kiss Me, Kate.
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While goats, browsing feeders, are well-known for their ability to get along quite well munching on whatever they can find—a characteristic that makes them highly sustainable and relatively simple as far as livestock goes, at one time even being left on islands as future food for passing sailors or shipwreck survivors—their ad hoc diet contributes to their goaty taste.
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The ad, created by Future45, goes at Clinton for not releasing transcripts of her speeches to Wall Street firms, a line of attack favored by Democratic primary rival Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden faces an uncertain path Bernie Sanders vows to go to 'war with white nationalism and racism' as president Biden: 'There's an awful lot of really good Republicans out there' MORE.
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