"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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She goes in with shading, then adds pops of color.
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The first day, Dan goes in with a bottle of tequila.
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He often goes in with them, helps with paperwork and makes introductions.
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If we need to make a stop, she usually goes in with me.
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It really goes in with that hi-hat and Clarence is just wailing.
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At the 1:20 minute mark, it goes in with a thudding drum beat.
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If Microsoft goes in with Turner, we're going to have an enormous new capability to go up against.
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Once the majority of the tattoo is covered, Hughes goes in with a generous misting of spray-on body makeup.
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She goes in with very high expectations to this music festival to meet this guy she's been talking to online.
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Trump goes in with an advantage, which is that his personal brand is far stronger than the GOP brand among Republican voters.
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Then, she goes in with a smaller brush (like the size of a small eye shadow brush) to blend the lines down her nose.
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But if a glossy look is more your speed, Sir John goes in with a highly-pigmented red gloss, which will make your pout pop even more.
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Next to me, two women are taking turns on each other: One lays down and the other goes in with two fingers encased in a white rubber glove.
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Tony goes in with shit-talking bars and punchlines that, in his words, "can keep a cripple crumping," while Mabson bangs the ever-loving fuck out of the beat.
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The 2014 champion will bid for his second title at Melbourne Park but goes in with low expectations, having only decided he was fit enough to play after training on Saturday.
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"What makes our Trini dish different is we heat the oil, roast garlic in it, and scotch bonnet, that goes in with the saltfish and stuffed into the bakes," explains Defour.
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At one point, Mercury is shown gazing contemplatively at a seedy bathhouse, but viewers don't see whether he goes in, with the clear implication that he's questioning himself and what he wants.
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"My hope is that Alaska goes in with an open mind and that they learn some things," he said, adding that Alaska is probably a better fit for Virgin than most legacy airlines.
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He's sort of the disrupter in chief, and he always goes in with this disruptive attitude, and then he tends to come out at the end with a more welcome message if you will.
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He devotes a solid week of research to every interview, and goes in with dogged determination, be it to get straight answers, as well as a "doot doo" to his trademark "doot doola doot doo" sign-off.
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"If someone goes in with the most delegates, the most votes, and then they are denied the nomination by what they consider to be political insiders, I think there would be real upset at that convention," he said.
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I hope that he goes in with very clear policies that he wants to be enacted, especially in terms of trade since he&aposs going to be going after bilateral agreements there and that he&aposs just as direct as possible.
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"How am I not supposed to take it personally if I know that if a guy goes in with the same deck, he will have a greater chance at securing the deal?" she said, noting she built Warrior into a multimillion-dollar company with 50 employees.
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From there, Welliver and his family quickly accumulated animals to the point where now the actor has to stay in the car when his wife and daughter stop by their veterinarian, which contains a small rescue inside, for fear he will walk out with every animal if he goes in with them.
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She discovers he secretly possesses the same empathic abilities that she wields. The two link mentally and fall in love against their own wishes. From Jaibriol, Soz learns that his father is going to commit genocide against the inhabitants of a planet who have joined together to rebel against their Aristo rulers. She goes in with her squadron to warn and evacuate the planet.
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Gangster Joe Daley marries a chorus girl named Sadie, and decides to give up the rackets and surrender $100,000 to the DA . For this she turns on him and goes in with Blackie Culver, a rival gang lord, and they set Joe up to take the rap for stealing it. Joe is sent to prison, still unaware of Sadie's betrayal. She makes Joe believe the DA wants her, and he must save her by escaping.
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" Drummer Cyrus Bolooki further explained, "I think it just kind of goes in with the whole idea that we've been around for a while, and we really feel like a resurgence for us that after eleven years now we're still relevant. We're on tours with bands like Four Year Strong, A Day To Remember and you know, a lot of these bands maybe first got into bands like us, so it's almost like another generation.
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Cross infection was a significant issue because patients with different diseases might be put in the same ward and share facilities such as towels. Isolation hospitals were then criticised as places "where a person goes in with one infectious disease and catches all the rest." Patients returning from such hospitals might then spread the acquired infections to members of their family. These were called return cases and they could result in complaints and lawsuits.
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Frances sees Matt's paintings, but refuses to showcase them, saying that there is not enough "energy" in them. When Matt appears, Betty tells him to go to lunch, so she can continue her meeting with Frances. Frances finds some artworks good enough to showcase and Betty agrees without having seen them. Betty and Matt arrive at the art gallery, despite Matt insisting that they go home, Betty goes in with him and is shocked to see the paintings are all of her.
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Now Babli and Tara sneak into the Chautala couple's house to steal back the money only to be confronted by them. On knowing the whole story, the Chautala couple decides to help. Babli goes in with all the cash and negotiates with Chandel to set all the kids free, but just then Chautala barges in with his police force leading to a shoot out. Later, in a one-on-one fight Babli beats Chandel black and blue and rescues all the kids.
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He considers peasants nothing, he only goes in with the masters, he travels to Vienna and Lviv for exhibitions, takes over his daughters around the world and introduces them to the great masters.” Finally, the peasant “expressed the hope that this Sodom would end, and God's punishment would not pass Mr. Ptak.” Witos commented that “although these details have discouraged him a bit and prejudiced him, he decided to go to the inn”, the more that he and his friend were only about fifty steps away from it.
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At the end of series 5, Tom decides to leave Downton for Boston, Massachusetts with his daughter, but he eventually changes his mind and returns permanently to Downton. Later in series 6, Branson is instrumental in setting up Lady Mary with Henry Talbot, and in the series finale, goes in with Talbot on an automobile dealership. Tom Branson was supposed to appear in only three episodes of the first series, and Branson was originally Yorkshire-born. Moreover, actor Leech wanted to audition for Thomas Barrow, but chose Branson.
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Klein, Pundik and Gilbert perform during the 2009 Not Without a Fight Tour at the Wolverhampton Civic Hall On October 13, 2008, Bolooki revealed that the album would be titled Not Without a Fight. He said it "kind of goes in with the whole idea that we’ve been around for a while and we really feel like a resurgence for us that after eleven years now we’re still relevant." The first single from the album was "Listen to Your Friends", and was released through iTunes on December 23. "Listen to Your Friends" was released to radio on January 27, 2009.
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The contestant who arrives at the hotel in the shorter distance, after penalties, goes into the third challenge with 100 points; the other goes in with 100 points minus two points per kilometre above the first contestant's distance. The Twist: The quickest way to the hotel is a left turn out of the pit, followed by an unavoidable right turn; a contestant must be willing to incur one five-kilometre penalty. The Result: Ted turns right from the pit, but gets lost and has to make one right turn, incurring 5 km total in penalties. Dave turns left from the pit and must take the unavoidable right turn, but his concentration lapses and he misses an exit, causing him to take two more right turns; he incurs 15 km total in penalties.
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