It goes into race, it goes into class, it goes into age.
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That goes into the Corporation Public ... Goes into the Corporation.
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He goes into a country, takes the oil, goes into another country.
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What goes into your stomach goes into your bloodstream, broken down into molecules of protein, carbohydrate, fat.
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It's not so much the visual work that goes into it; it's the physical and mental effort that goes into doing art.
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Saria's retirement savings are automated: 12% of his monthly income goes into his 401(k), and 5% goes into a Roth IRA.
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Show Us Your Wall What goes into James Little's work also goes into the art collection he and his wife have amassed.
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And although she never goes into her guest bathroom... I'm pretty sure nobody goes into that guest bathroom... I was touched by the gesture.
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Out of our Highway Trust Fund, 80 cents on every dollar spent goes into our road system and only 20 cents goes into transit.
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"The film goes into the minds of the perpetrators, but I also think it goes into the mind of us as a society," Brodsky says.
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They're made out of massive amounts of steel, which goes into the atmosphere, whether it's in our country or not, it goes into the atmosphere.
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A big institutional effort goes into getting poorer students into university, which is admirable, but almost none goes into planning how they might benefit from it.
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" The star shared she loved waking up on Christmas morning, saying her family had a tradition where "nobody goes into the living room until everybody goes into the living room.
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So I think everybody&aposs got to acknowledge, the culture, it drips downwards and it goes into politics and it goes into our kids&apos minds and all of us.
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We hide from the public how much work and thought goes into these, how much assessment of risks to the outlook in policy decisions, how much thinking goes into that.
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Absolutely. There's the mental exercise that goes into it and the physical exercise that goes into it, the action of hitting this thing for two hours a day is fucking bananas.
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A lot goes into it — you better show something.
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"The amount of craft that goes into the making of the puppets, the artistry that goes into those creatures, and then the guys who operate them," said Egerton, 29, during the panel.
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What Does It Mean When A Bill Goes Into Collections?
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Is There Any Recourse Before A Bill Goes Into Collections?
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BAIER: I bet he kind of goes into the night.
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But also the preparation that goes into something like that.
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He greets all the students when he goes into classrooms.
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After a good rinse, it goes into the centrifuge machine.
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Do Val goes into the crowd and harasses the protesters.
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This Spider Man goes into incognito mode using Cap's shield.
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Much political deliberation these days goes into questions of inequality.
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And that's even before this new rule goes into effect.
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Game Revealed explores what goes into the series' set design.
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Elle goes into the pool and the visions are ghastly.
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Then, unlike last time, Jack goes into AA and stays.
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So much thought goes into the look of the film.
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"That's the amount that goes into each float," he explained.
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It goes into effect January 1, according to Compassion & Choices.
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A lot of time — and money — goes into the design.
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There's a lot that goes into running your own business.
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The new trans military policy goes into effect on Friday.
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But a lot goes into making a phone worth buying.
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What exactly goes into that average price tag of $33,391?
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The ban goes into effect over the next two years.
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But he goes into greater specific detail than Rubio elsewhere.
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This is just what goes into the formation of snowflakes.
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And then, after the sprawl, it goes into raw desert.
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There's a lot of preparation that goes into these sessions.
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Screenshot: GizmodoThe sort of detail it goes into varies though.
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A lot of work goes into a simple torrent download.
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Ever wonder how much planning goes into a fireworks show?
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The final direct rule goes into effect in 135 days.
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The direct final rule goes into effect in 120 days.
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Typically, this goes away when the body goes into ketosis.
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Well, not all of that $2,000 goes into emergency savings.
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Yeah, there's a bunch of shit that goes into it.
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" On press briefings: "A lot of preparation goes into that.
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The direct final rule goes into effect on Dec. 15.
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What kind of extra TLC goes into your pho then?
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There's a high level of storytelling that goes into this.
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Fearnley takes a sip and goes into a nostalgic trip.
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There's a lot of work that goes into living there.
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Matthews can't tell me exactly what goes into her version.
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Then the paste is ready, and it goes into tubes.
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The capital stock rule goes into effect on Jan. 1.
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But what goes into determining the value of a company?
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Matt Bevin (R) goes into his reelection race on Nov.
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THERE'S A MIX THAT GOES INTO ORGANIC AND INORGANIC INVESTMENT.
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That could mean more hiccups before it goes into effect.
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Everything that goes into it equates to a $200 razor.
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Lots of money goes into research for a new drug.
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The new payment structure goes into effect Monday, March 14.
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The money goes into the league's players' emergency assistance fund.
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S. Lacrosse rule book goes into effect on Jan. 203.
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But more goes into Trump's decisionmaking process than familial advice.
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There's a lot of behavioral economics that goes into it.
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Things change when a woman goes into the C suite.
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She goes into labor and one of the babies dies.
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There's a lot that goes into living with an illness.
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The direct final rule goes into effect in 90 days.
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What goes into making a performance like this vocally possible?
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A lot more goes into voting during a presidential primary.
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Actually, no one goes into my study, not even me.
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"It is music that goes into your soul," she said.
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Why is it important and what goes into calculating it?
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What is the process that goes into selecting a topic?
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A winter weather advisory goes into effect at 26 p.m.
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A ball is hiked, and an offense goes into motion.
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"It's something that now goes into a house," he said.
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The ban goes into effect at midnight tonight (ESPN). Yahoo!
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The ban, announced in 20159, goes into effect in 21943.
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But it's not everybody dies or everybody goes into utopia.
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This one goes into the Earlier Incident Hall of Fame.
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You know, they appreciate the craft that goes into them.
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VICE Games: Session goes into early access on September 17.
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There's a lot that goes into even winning a division.
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The CCPA, meanwhile, goes into effect on January 1, 2020.
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It goes into effect in the U.S. early next year.
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"Think of everything that goes into your house," Cramer said.
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However after the new law goes into effect on Jan.
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We're starting to see ... This goes into force in 2020.
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LG: You have to respect on some level — especially once you start working in audio, and you realize what goes into the production — just the level of production that goes into making those work.
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Afterwards, Rebecca goes into her car to weep, and let go.
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"There's a lot of preparation that goes into it," he said.
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It goes into effect at the start of the new year.
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There's obviously a lot of hard work that goes into it.
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It goes into tent mode very easily, if that's your bag.
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An FAA spokesperson said the registration requirement goes into effect immediately.
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Leaving Neverland goes into much greater detail on the men's claims.
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No teacher goes into this field expecting to make a fortune.
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Understandably, Facebook goes into deep detail about how wind affects flight.
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And I think it goes into effect in January of 2020.
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First, help her understand all that goes into making these videos.
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What is the process that goes into making something so large?
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And it's honestly the amount of artistry that goes into it.
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Steel, half of which goes into buildings, accounts for another 8%.
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The amount of money that goes into these "looks" is unrivaled.
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Still, a lot of what could be reused goes into landfill.
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Not much choreography goes into kissing IRL, it's fair to say.
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The new marine sanctuary goes into effect in December 2017.[NPR]
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Paul politely excuses himself and goes into the bathroom with her.
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There's a lot of thought that goes into getting a tattoo.
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You don't realize how much goes into the back of it.
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The law was passed in April and goes into effect tomorrow.
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Once money goes into an account, it's apportioned among many others.
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The film goes into the perils of artificial intelligence and robotics.
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A lot goes into the care and rearing of dairy animals.
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That goes into airport taxes, excise taxes, fuel taxes, heavily taxed.
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An enormous amount of work goes into preparing for April 15.
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Well, about a billion dollars goes into AI research each year.
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At this point, the CIA goes into full-on patronising mode.
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The records, the process that goes into them, that's the legacy.
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A lot of money goes into the way a campaign looks.
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VICE: Prevenge starts off camp, then it goes into serious issues.
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What kind of research goes into the development of VR devices?
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There is a lot of experimentation that goes into my work.
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But Brown goes into graphic detail about the attack on Feb.
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He understands how much hard work goes into running a kitchen.
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The first filler that goes into my face is Juvederm Voluma.
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It all goes into my organizational secret weapons: little nylon bags.
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There's so much debate that goes into making a proper pho.
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People have no idea what goes into it in normal supermarkets.
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If 100 people order it, for example, it goes into production.
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A LOT of work goes into preparing for NATO's biennial summits.
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There's a lot of trust that goes into sending a nude.
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In addition, white oak goes into flooring, cabinets, furniture and more.
|
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The Pakistani ban on Indian shows goes into effect on Friday.
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From here on, "A Flying Jatt" goes into ridiculously facile territory.
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"There's a technical component that goes into these delays," Baker said.
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There's a lot that goes into taking photos besides the camera.
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The new rule goes into effect in 30 days. http://bit.
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Volume suddenly accelerates and the stock goes into a free fall.
|
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In 30 days, on November 4, the agreement goes into effect.
|
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It goes into the trust fund or Social Security or Medicare.
|
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The driver-pay rule goes into effect in the new year.
|
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What kind of preparation goes into a protest show like that?
|
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Everything goes into a food processor, and it's blended until smooth.
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KC: People often don't realize how much investment goes into art.
|
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What goes into the thinking behind how to catch those people?
|
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Kaufman notes this tool only goes into action on B2B apps.
|
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What's the process like when deciding what goes into each issue?
|
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If big money goes into that stuff, run for the hills.
|
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The order, which goes into effect March 30 at 8 p.m.
|
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A new cap on the service goes into effect on Wednesday.
|
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The novelist goes into screenwriting, like Dave Eggers or Ray Bradbury.
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KS: Well, it goes into your account once you sign up.
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When a woman goes into labor, many things can go wrong.
|
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What goes into the player matchups or who is getting icetime?
|
|
Do you think about the privilege that goes into politicized art?
|
|
President Trump must sign the bill before it goes into law.
|
|
"You really cringe when one goes into the water," Greenfield said.
|
|
What kind of balance and alchemy goes into those pick decisions?
|
|
He goes into a dressing room and tries on the shirt.
|
|
People have no idea how much work goes into achieving simplicity.
|
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If the worm is broken, its larvae goes into skin tissue.
|
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Lots of steel goes into making a car, particularly the engine.
|
|
First, it disentangles the thinking that goes into a medical decision.
|
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The law goes into effect in California on January 1st, 2020.
|
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This goes into effect when people file their 000 income taxes.
|
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The deliberation and care that goes into making them is important.
|
|
It either goes into private collections or is put in storage.
|
|
It goes into effect at the stroke of midnight on Jan.
|
|
First, a rule from securities regulators goes into effect on Feb.
|
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"But people don't know all the work that goes into it."
|
|
A new Department of Labor rule that goes into effect Sept.
|
|
That was my worst fear, that it goes into some cave.
|
|
Goody goes into your bullpen and seems to get everybody out.
|
|
Here's what you need to know: • C.I.A. goes into damage control.
|
|
"People don't realize the effort that goes into experimenting," she said.
|
|
Does he have a routine when he goes into the studio?
|
|
"People don't know how much work goes into it," she said.
|
|
As it goes into its roadshow, Uber faces two main issues.
|
|
Do people know how much private money goes into public schools?
|
|
Kotaku's Patricia Hernandez goes into this here, in admirably spoiler-free fashion.
|
|
" Another person chimed in, "this goes into 'he lied to us territory.
|
|
He goes into some of the details of how this thing works.
|
|
What would you tell President Trump as he goes into this meeting?
|
|
Has becoming a father changed the emotion that goes into your songwriting?
|
|
They'll have to keep improving the tech that goes into the device.
|
|
Everything that goes into delivering that gets bundled into our postage price.
|
|
Q: What goes into the making of a successful Salman Khan film?
|
|
"He goes into hospital wards all over the world," says Howard Bingham.
|
|
I observe what's going on and that goes into my creative process.
|
|
Heidi Heitkamp, who also met with Trump, goes into the new administration.
|
|
Money goes into the general fund of the government from your taxes.
|
|
In comparison, $84 million per year goes into Viagra medications for troops.
|
|
Half of your marketing budget goes into finding out what people want.
|
|
The Motherboard story goes into more detail, and it's well worth reading.
|
|
Today, June 11, the repeal of net neutrality rules goes into effect.
|
|
When Jess goes into her apartment, John is holding Malcolm at gunpoint.
|
|
Have you ever wondered what, exactly, goes into making the evening tick?
|
|
Mr Macron now goes into the second round as the firm favourite.
|
|
Everything that goes into streamer deals — money spent on exclusive contracts, etc.
|
|
Much work goes into persuading registered voters to go to the polls.
|
|
There's a lot of plastic that goes into a typical Taiwanese breakfast.
|
|
Luckily, the video also goes into some ways to experiment with them.
|
|
The Paris agreement only goes into effect if 55 nations sign on.
|
|
It generates butanol, which goes into everyday products from perfume to paint.
|
|
Everything you experience goes into the subconscious, that's how the brain works.
|
|
So much goes into making sure these two little girls stay alive.
|
|
He explained what goes into preparing a team for the Bocuse d'Or.
|
|
The curfew goes into effect at midnight and extends until 6 a.m.
|
|
He goes into the playoffs ranked third in the tour's points standings.
|
|
To reduce these losses, IATA Resolution 753 goes into effect in 2018.
|
|
We have our phones on vibrate in case she goes into labor.
|
|
That's the work that goes into it that no one knows about.
|
|
Ever wonder what goes into the making of a hit TV show?
|
|
The film goes into wide release in the U.S. on December 16.
|
|
The company's plan to introduce summer surge pricing goes into effect today.
|
|
And what goes into lower Earth orbit pretty much always comes down.
|
|
Curious about what really goes into making a Beauty With Mi video?
|
|
"A lot of sacrifice goes into even making a final," he added.
|
|
Then the income you earn past $9,703 goes into the next pocket.
|
|
If she signs it, the ban goes into place in seven months.
|
|
But then I thought about how much goes into being a creative.
|
|
After rejection, "the love addict goes into severe debilitating withdrawal," Heller says.
|
|
The reasoning is simple: A lot of research goes into game controllers.
|
|
That's not necessarily how simple it was, and Detroit goes into that.
|
|
What goes into faking these incredibly demanding feats of strength and coordination?
|
|
When Okada goes into the ring, the dollar bills start flowing down.
|
|
A few months later, on October 24, the law goes into effect.
|
|
After the price change goes into effect, it will only be $285.
|
|
While the law goes into effect for plan years beginning after Dec.
|
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I think people don't know how much work goes into it sometimes.
|
|
When an ECU's error counter hits 128, it goes into passive mode.
|
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But there's a lot of research that goes into all my jobs.
|
|
To get it up to spirit potency, that goes into a still.
|
|
She emphasized the amount of prep work that goes into every race.
|
|
On Wednesday, the new iteration of the travel ban goes into effect.
|
|
The dishes change, but not the devotion that goes into each one.
|
|
A lot of physical effort goes into the signature offering at Fishbowl.
|
|
Daley goes into the game in the middle of the day, furious.
|
|
Every job is unique, in terms of what all goes into it.
|
|
But the other half goes into a "basket of deplorables," she said.
|
|
Gavin Newsom's desk before the Legislature goes into recess on September 13.
|
|
When the opposition goes into personal nonsense, it's because they're empty handed.
|
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The exhibition then goes into World War II and post-war reconstruction.
|
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There's a lot of work that goes into finding your favorite foundation.
|
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He goes into the kitchen to make a smoothie in the Vitamix.
|
|
Actually, there's a lot that goes into opening up a new business.
|
|
A lot of consideration goes into bra shopping: Full cup or demi?
|
|
What goes into playing a character who's not supposed to be likable?
|
|
Money goes into a startup in exchange for shares in the startup.
|
|
Anna goes into labor in Mary's bedroom while returning the hair dryer.
|
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We have to sacrifice everything that goes into it for the team.
|
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Until work goes into these paintings, you simply aren't going to know.
|
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Stay away from my stove, because that vibration goes into the food.
|
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Kigali goes into force for countries that have ratified it in January.
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FREED BY LIMITS She goes into gray paintings for a long while.
|
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From there, she goes into a deeper discussion about the family's finances.
|
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At the other end, Casemiro goes into the book with a yellow.
|
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But it all goes into a central account that anybody can access.
|
|
A report released this month goes into that question in considerable detail.
|
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What goes into the glaze the younger Ms. Lee would not say.
|
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Here's Amazon, a retailer that goes into it ... To sell paper towels.
|
|
Much of it goes into the rich and various world of winemaking.
|
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The Illinois Cannabis Regulation and Tax Act goes into effect on Jan.
|
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The pupils constrict; blood oxygen levels plummet; the heart goes into arrhythmia.
|
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Ray goes into the store to buy batteries for Peri's music player.
|
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The only consumable is the sodium chloride that goes into the halogenerator.
|
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You can only be pleased when the disease itself goes into remission.
|
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The bill will fine violators $2,000 and goes into effect in 2022.
|
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Time is money, and 50 Cent goes into the office on weekends.
|
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If the law goes into effect, Hope may be forced to close.
|
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"He buys a spectator pass and goes into the tournaments," she said.
|
|
Some excerpts: Q. What goes into preparing for a climb like this?
|
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A lot of people don't understand what goes into being a YouTuber.
|
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It&aposs all about all of the engineering that goes into it.
|
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Britain then goes into a transition period until the end of 2020.
|
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Britain then goes into a transition period until the end of 2020.
|
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All the prep and training goes into one great performance and tournament.
|
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It's amazing kind of how much goes into it before they're ready.
|
|
"Nobody goes into a Zen monastery as a tourist," Cohen told me.
|
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California Assembly Bill 5 (AB5) goes into effect on January 53, 2020.
|
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Today, California Assembly Bill 25 (referred to as AB235) goes into effect.
|
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Look, it's certainly not inconceivable that Phelps goes into the VC space.
|
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But organic doesn't cover everything that goes into a bottle of wine.
|
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Like those NBA champions, a lot of work goes into creating it.
|
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So then your colon thinks it's a uterus and goes into overdrive.
|
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Memories behave the same way the body does when it goes into shock.
|
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Twenty percent goes into savings, including building your emergency fund and debt repayment.
|
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But have you seen all the work that goes into actually becoming one?
|
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There's a lot of blood, sweat and tears that goes into the life.
|
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What makes HD vinyl different is the process that goes into making them.
|
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So that goes into the second part of what this new strategy means.
|
|
The documentary goes into the longtime friendship and shows intimate moments between them.
|
|
The company said on Wednesday the name change goes into effect on Oct.
|
|
Now, news makes money, which means it goes into entertainment much more so.
|
|
Recently, TechInsider interviewed Bourdain about what he thinks goes into the perfect burger.
|
|
The bill passed today goes into effect at the end of next week.
|
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The whole focus of your attention goes into this little thing out there.
|
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What goes into an "all-you-can-eat" marketing buffet of this magnitude?
|
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She is unsure of what it will be when she goes into remission.
|
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Because there's so much self-doubt that goes into being a parent, period.
|
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When a potential threat is communicated, behind the scenes activity goes into overdrive.
|
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But there's a lot more that goes into filmmaking than meets the eye.
|
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The end result isn't as important as the effort that goes into it.
|
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"There's a lot of armchair psychology that goes into the show," says Schonberger.
|
|
That's because, unsurprisingly, there's a lot that goes into launching someone into space.
|
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Every four months or so, the planet Mercury goes into apparent retrograde motion.
|
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Some of them could almost be film scenarios: She goes into the woods.
|
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She now goes into the 6-foot-long device six nights a week.
|
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Most of the sludge goes into lakes and rivers, and thence onto fields.
|
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He's got several more rounds of chemo before he goes into full remission.
|
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One part takes the MagSafe plug and the other goes into the MacBook.
|
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The new version, dated April 30, goes into effect this month, USCIS said.
|
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But here's the thing: when you eat food, it goes into your stomach.
|
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Though Google goes into the weeds on its blog, it's really quite simple.
|
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Just not her life, but baby Lyon's when Anika goes into premature labor.
|
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MACCALLUM: You wrote a very interesting lengthy piece that goes into this timeline.
|
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Still, what if he goes into a slump at some point this year?
|
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They're made out of massive amounts of steel, which goes into the atmosphere.
|
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There's a lot more that goes into it than just a normal competition.
|
|
Jerry Brown signed a bill into law that goes into effect in 2017.
|
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"Literally all my money goes into my grandmother and my mother," she said.
|
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"People don't realize what goes into making a movie like that," Ratner continued.
|
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A lot goes into launching over 003 Doodles a year around the globe!
|
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R: There's a lot of R&D that goes into what we do.
|
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"This clearly is a commitment that goes into the right direction," he added.
|
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Water goes into the sauce pot, which is then turned to medium heat.
|
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One of the weaknesses in photography is not enough thought goes into it.
|
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To hide her weakness, she goes into her work mode - The Marbella mode.
|
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SB4 was signed into law in May and goes into effect in September.
|
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And we charge for the ingredients and labor that goes into that dish.
|
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A lot of data goes into deciding what cities The League expands to.
|
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Take the ultra... A lot of work goes into a simple torrent download.
|
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What goes into our water footprint, and how does food fit into that?
|
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Just before Cotton goes into surgery, the cops arrest her for grand theft.
|
|
GDPR [General Data Protection Regulation] goes into effect in the EU in 2018.
|
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There's a triumphant finish when Yanukovych flees Kiev and goes into Russian exile.
|
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She goes into the general election a heavy favorite against Democrat Walt Maddox.
|
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I think that it goes into remission and then it can flare up.
|
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A lot of investment goes into these guys to give them the opportunity.
|
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The time and energy that goes into a single show is mind-boggling.
|
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PA) goes into next week's Farnborough Airshow lagging behind arch-rival Boeing (BA.
|
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This WWDC video explains well all the work that goes into transit information.
|
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Eleven tons of TNT, essentially, goes into destroying everything within a mile radius.
|
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Hale explained that a lot goes into shooting the intro for the actresses.
|
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The essay then goes into Bird's writing process, which supports this underlying argument.
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Steve goes into the bathroom at the party in search of a remedy.
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After a wrenching goodbye to the boy he saved, Scott goes into hiding.
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The interim rule for large cargo ships goes into effect in 30 days.
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But it goes into the oven nonetheless—at 200 degrees for 30 minutes.
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Streep goes into a superbly controlled cadenza of ums, ers, and agonizing aahs.
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When CEO Walton catches a glimpse of Nanette, he goes into jaguar-mode.
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Defaults can occur without a rate rise if the economy goes into recession.
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Every wonder who builds all the stuff that goes into the space program?
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"With the government shutdown, mail basically goes into a box," she told reporters.
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When he inquires what she's been up to, she goes into motormouth mode.
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The whole thing then goes into the fridge to chill for one hour.
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That electrical energy then goes into the skin and forms little, teeny dots.
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That will change if the national popular vote plan actually goes into effect.
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They have to raise the debt limit or the country goes into default.
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Your body then goes into shock fighting both your injuries and your allergies.
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They prefer paper ballots before a new system goes into place in 2020.
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That's because any money that goes into the account escapes federal income levies.
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The amount of actual 'stuff' that goes into a production is mind boggling.
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What goes into each concert is a mountain of research, preparation and time.
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"Nothing goes into the burger that doesn't serve a purpose," Mr. Humm said.
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Janet Mills (D) last week and goes into effect on July 1, 2020.
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No one goes into teaching or military service or nursing to get rich.
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The sheer labor that goes into programming a wrestler's natural movement is incalculable.
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Rather, they derive value from the invisible labor that goes into making them.
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Want to appreciate the logistical complexity that goes into some restaurant delivery scenarios?
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Your brain kinda goes into shock—even just 30 seconds into eating it.
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This recipe goes into the "crawl back to bed" category of Christmas breakfasts.
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Having a child is a decision that a lot of thought goes into.
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The price increase goes into effect on Aug 1 at 11:59pm PST.
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It just goes into the powerful relationship that we have with our audience.
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The gore blinds them from any intelligence that goes into making the film.
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As you might expect, there's a lot that goes into transplanting a penis.
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In my experience, Diamond status goes into effect almost immediately after card approval.
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The journey and all the stuff that goes into it — I love it.
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So the legislation presumes that forced labor goes into products from the region.
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That debt now looks especially treacherous as the economy goes into a tailspin.
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The Chinese move, which also goes into effect in two steps on Sept.
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In both cases, the main mathematical effort goes into selecting the right butterfly.
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You can't believe the amount of subjectivity that goes into child-protection decisions.
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This is an immense amount of work, the detail that goes into this.
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Much of what goes into a police officer's response depends on the situation.
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Can you talk about what goes into the interior design of a yacht?
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Companies must be pushed to consider and document what goes into algorithm design.
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She goes into detail about what Dylan Farrow told her the previous summer.
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The country goes into the battle with the contagion better prepared than most.
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All of our expenses are shared so this goes into our joint account.
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He has drawn a lot from the physical toil that goes into farming.
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"When G.D.P.R. goes into effect in 2018, we will be ready," he said.
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Next circuit breaker goes into effect at a 13% drop, followed by 23%.
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Seeing what goes into raising animals for consumption was an eye-opening experience.
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If it goes into financial markets, asset prices will boom and perhaps bubble.
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Is there anything you wish readers knew about what goes into your work?
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Pretty sure that goes into hockey-related revenue and everybody cashes their check.
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If the bill goes into law, the FCC can't implement any similar rules.
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If the law goes into effect, the clinic may have to close down.
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If the law goes into effect, the clinic may have to close down.
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The three-batter rule goes into effect during spring training on March 210.
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Clean meat producers can control what type of fat goes into these burgers.
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The river of maggots The microbiome of the soil, too, goes into shock.
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They may not mention all the effort that goes into managing a vineyard.
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Once money goes into the fund, it cannot come out — only dividends can.
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The gunmen flee, but one goes into the nearby Comptoir Voltaire, a cafe.
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Chinese money goes into infrastructure projects and politicians' pockets, not foreign guerrilla movements.
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There's a lot that goes into the preparation before glasses can be clinked.
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The order goes into effect Tuesday at 73:27 pm until April 2646.
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So what goes into making the food that ends up on a shelf?
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We know if the bill goes into conference, things are going to change.
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Only the age-limit portion of the measure goes into effect on Jan.
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Eventually, the effluent goes into underground pipes and gets released into the soil.
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If the House were to act, the Senate immediately goes into a trial.
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It's insane how much money goes into research and development on these drugs.
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Every year, the Elvis gear kicks in and it just goes into overdrive.
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Chef Tret Jordan takes us to a natural beef farm in Pemberton to show us the love and care that goes into the amazing food found at Homer Street Cafe & Bar in Vancouver including what goes into his secret burger sauce.
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If you've ever wanted to test the limits of how quickly you can hit the roof without breaking your neck, hit play on this and see what happens when "Panda" goes into "Black Beatles" goes into "MakeDamnSure" by Taking Back Sunday.
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Half the audience goes into BAM Rose Cinemas and half goes into the Fisher theater, and in the Fisher, they see a play inspired by Chekhov's "Three Sisters," which is filmed with multiple cameras and screened live in the cinema.
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Part of the problem is the pain that goes into checking blood glucose levels.
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But once it leaves the lender and goes into collections, the damage is done.
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It's not just about strutting the catwalk — a lot goes into becoming a supermodel!
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Congress goes into recess from March 18 and will only resume sessions in May.
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She goes into the bedroom, which has become a simulation of a torture chamber.
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It's so much fun to see how much thought goes into that one gift.
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Unfortunately, they can't dwell on this for very long because Becca goes into labor.
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The top team in each of the four groups goes into the semi-finals.
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Everyone just sort of goes into their corners and pulls out the talking points.
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When she goes into labor, her ship is attacked and her husband is kidnapped.
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When Serena leaves, June goes into the closet, the only place where she's alone.
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And he says he goes into a lot of depth in examining those companies.
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She and her friends are trapped, and Eleven goes into fight-or-flight mode.
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He's updating it constantly, literally every day there's something new that goes into it.
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It's clear she cares about the food that goes into her body and theirs.
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There's so much craftsmanship and time and effort that goes into making these looks.
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As devices get more complex, so does the information about what goes into them.
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Installing furniture, activating services, relocating your team… a lot goes into opening an office.
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There's a lot of technology that goes into the R&D on these razors.
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When Jessica goes into the bathroom stall and sees what Chloe did… she smiles.
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The big question ... whose number goes into the rafters first -- Blake or Elton Brand??
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What goes into the decision-making process for choosing a self-driving test car?
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It goes into just ugliness that people ... real feelings, real racist and other things.
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The new concealed-carry policy for the Austin campus goes into effect Aug. 1.
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Even if the rule never goes into effect, in that sense, it's already succeeded.
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How much money goes into Recology's campaigns throughout San Francisco, including its AIR program?
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Like so many grieving souls before him, Michael goes into the forest for guidance.
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The steel industry, half of whose production goes into construction, accounts for another 22%.
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A lot of thought goes into those Instagram photos, especially when kids are involved.
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As Laurel goes into labor, she loses more and more blood, eventually passing out.
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It all goes into the cremulator, this big stainless steel coffee grinder-like thing.
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Plantiffs seeking a national injunction against the rule, which goes into effect May 3.
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She goes into the changing room, which is an open co-ed changing room.
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A tax goes into general revenue (even if it is offset by tax cuts).
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Can you give us any sort of insight into what goes into that decision?
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The book then goes into granular detail about her alleged sexual encounter with Trump.
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She goes into the large master bathroom to wash up, and grab some medicine.
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The video shows just how much care and precision goes into conducting these tests.
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In that same movie, Thor leaves Earth and Iron Man goes into quasi-retirement.
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We talk about what goes into it and why it's good for your body.
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Not everyone cares about centerpieces — or any other detail that goes into a wedding.
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And we need that, because he goes into Michigan and Ohio and other states.
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The city council of Montreal passed the ban, which goes into effect on Oct.
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People understand the hunger and the strategy and the energy that goes into fighting.
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Starting tomorrow, a new framework for consumer data protection goes into effect in Europe.
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The regulation goes into effect Friday, December 23, well before President Trump is inaugurated.
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"As operators tried to take control, it goes into an infinite loop," Lee says.
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If the dirt goes into a bag, in theory, it's sealed in the bag.
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Either way, Sanders goes into New Hampshire with a strong wind at his back.
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If you haven't used the Oasis for an hour, it goes into Hibernation Mode.
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Editor's note: The story was updated to clarify when DACA repeal goes into effect.
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There's enough that goes into planning for a trip like this as it is.
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If this goes into reverse, other countries will have less reason to move forwards.
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All of that emotion informs their life story, and then goes into the game.
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" As we talk, the bikers gather to demonstrate what goes into the bear "ceremony.
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THEY CAN TAP ON A BUTTON, AND THAT MONEY GOES INTO THEIR CASH INSTANTLY.
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In crisis, an individual goes into an adrenaline-fueled "fight, flight, or freeze" response.
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What goes into the actual beverage isn't what makes this Frappuccino so wild, though.
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This latest attempt to stop the killing -- announced yesterday -- goes into effect midnight Friday.
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All seasoned selfie-takers know that a lot goes into getting the perfect shot.
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As soon as money goes into any Roth IRA, the five-year period begins.
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That's "a small camera that goes into the belly button surgically," says Dr. Alexander.
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For more about what goes into the credit score sauce, consult the FICO website.
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People can now see just how much effort (and accordingly, expense) goes into polling.
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All kinds, not just writers, with designers ... There's so much that goes into it.
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As a Virgo, though, I wanted to know what goes into creating these columns.
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But what exactly goes into making a character for a game like Dishonored 2?
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Clipping, filing, painting, bedazzling— there's a lot that goes into creating the trendy manicure.
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Beyoncé does something cryptic, and the Beyhive goes into overdrive with the pregnancy rumors.
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If the rumor mill goes into high gear, that might be the right time.
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Looking ahead: The Supreme Court goes into summer recess at the end of June.
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"It's like when the gunman goes into a church and shoots people," he said.
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Once a parent goes into Justice Department custody, they are separated from their children.
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And to be fair, a lot of hard work goes into creating each one.
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"When the opposition goes into personal nonsense, it's because they're empty handed," she added.
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"There is a fair amount of work that goes into it," the source said.
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The other big factor that goes into determining your credit score is payment history.
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It goes into the warm part of the soil closer to the sun's energy.
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He salutes the fans, goes into the changing rooms and then to the shower.
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But when you become a mom, everything that was important goes into second position.
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"As a mother myself, I know what goes into raising a child," she added.
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Most of what goes into war — or at least winning a war — is unseen.
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A lot of silence goes into such work, if you listen carefully for it.
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With all the work that goes into raising it, it can't be, says Stuart.
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Lois goes into the water to retrieve a Kryptonite spear that could defeat Doomsday.
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Halfway into his written statement, Jurich goes into full-on What's the big deal?
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She goes into the bathroom and takes pictures of all of Taylor's favorite toiletries.
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"Our letter goes into a number of ways they can pursue change," he said.
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Once it goes into the streets, it is as violent as fascism and Nazism.
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"It's the love that goes into it," said Amy Weinstein, who works at 416.
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Devices sold before the rule goes into effect can be upgraded at service centers.
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The policy goes into force in January for nations that have officially ratified it.
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So, this policy goes into effect on November 22 and there aren't any specifics?
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I'm exhausted by all the effort that goes into defending our relationship these days.
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You can read more about what goes into the effort in my story, here.
|
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Joe Biden goes into today's contests with a few more wins under his belt.
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New York's policy goes into effect at 229 pm ET on Sunday, March 220.
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Even with all of its crime dramas, TV rarely goes into the prison setting.
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Whatever information goes into a black hole will come back out when it explodes.
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The winner will be announced on July 23, shortly before Parliament goes into recess.
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He is creating a casual French-Austrian menu that goes into effect this week.
|
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During class, my mind is too afraid to wander, so it goes into overdrive.
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My mind is too afraid of thinking nothing, so it usually goes into overdrive.
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But there needs to be more dignity and thought that goes into these movies.
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It's worth the time that goes into it, to anchor a big, Sunday lunch.
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It goes into the steamer for a brief spell and emerges succulent and aromatic.
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The bird goes into the oven for about an hour until glossy and golden.
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Connecticut's order for its 3.5 million residents goes into effect Monday at 240 p.m.
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The cost of that work goes into the premium that convenience-store shoppers pay.
|
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Watch the making of process to see what goes into these spongy breakfast treats.
|
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The directive to both US and foreign airlines goes into effect at 5 p.m.
|
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For now, it's not always clear what goes into each batch of Uncouth Vermouth.
|
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So I'm glad if he ditches the loose ends and goes into hallucinatory overdrive.
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Emily: The time had come to truly see what goes into this extravagant drink.
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Performing the routine maintenance that goes into having a body has essentially no drawbacks.
|
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Most of the research and development that goes into an iPhone happens in California.
|
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Bernie Sanders goes into the most important day of the primary retaining frontrunner status.
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My sister goes into full caregiver mode and makes me an egg with toast.
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I forgot how excited that makes me feel, so that goes into the list.
|
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Vogt allows that the sensor suite could change before the vehicle goes into production.
|
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Comparatively, if a human body temperature drops just four degrees, it goes into hypothermia.
|
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So I think there will be geopolitical premium that goes into the oil price.
|
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If the game goes into overtime, however, wing fans are set to win big.
|
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"The bull market should continue until the economy actually goes into recession," Kelly said.
|
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A lot of time and energy goes into seeing Uluru at sunrise or sunset.
|
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A supermajority of states must ratify any constitutional amendment before it goes into effect.
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It has to do with the sophistication that goes into producing and pouring Guinness.
|
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"We'll be compliant with GDPR when it goes into effect in May," Wehner said.
|
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A lot of the show's energy goes into defining the moral gradations of Mrs.
|
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Boeing goes into the event with a wide lead in this year's order race.
|
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Mr. Zelensky will face pressure on multiple fronts as he goes into the talks.
|
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It goes into an analysis of defensive shape, then a description of attacking style.
|
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Biden himself is no exception to the rule that political calculation goes into everything.
|
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Later, a woman goes into labor, and the medical staff calls 9-1-1.
|
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It's clear that a lot of thought goes into the look of each Wegmans.
|
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The song essentially goes into moments of silence at the end of the verses.
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That's because Clinton goes into tonight's contests with a sizable lead in pledged delegates.
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On the untold work that goes into acts: I still struggle with creating acts.
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The regulation goes into effect Friday, December 225, well before President Trump is inaugurated.
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You should know what goes into your body, and have a choice in that.
|
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So lots of gin and just a tiny bit of vermouth goes into a shaker.
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The more money these creators make, the more money goes into Facebook's bank, as well.
|
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The change goes into effect July 16 — but not all sellers are sold on it.
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Fresh air is taking from air, it goes into the pipes, into every single room.
|
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Among similar measures around the nation, a Chicago soda tax goes into effect in July.
|
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At the same time, another deposit for the same amount goes into my sister's account.
|
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That's why painstaking preparation usually goes into each presidential call, and the subsequent call readout.
|
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It all goes into the cloud — and stays there indefinitely, until the user deletes it.
|
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"Conservative money goes into bond funds, and conservative investors get nervous very quickly," Coutu said.
|
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"Any grocer that goes into non-food often doesn't do very well," GlobalData's Saunders said.
|
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Either Eve works with Carolyn on tracking down Villanelle, or she goes into witness protection.
|
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Some light kissing is about as deep as the film goes into his sex life.
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You think about again, the time and energy that goes into getting that many followers.
|
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Gmail goes down for about an hour and my campaign office goes into full meltdown.
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Either way, there will be more the next time the screen goes into lock mode.
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If Johanna comes into contact with one of these triggers, her body goes into anaphylaxis.
|
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Gilmour509's post on Imgur goes into specific details on how to do it yourself.
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A lot more love and care and consideration goes into putting on a good party.
|
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They have to spend money to subsidize rides whenever Lyft goes into a new city.
|
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Imagine this scenario: a blind person goes into the kitchen for a glass of milk.
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There's a lot of self-deception, which goes into working on a project like this.
|
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"It's an overnight threat, and it goes into Wednesday, as well," Davis said Tuesday evening.
|
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When we bought the Dollar Shave Club, the commentary was on 'Unilever goes into shaving.
|
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Meanwhile, it will be interesting to see what exactly goes into the new ACC channel.
|
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Corning makes glass that goes into the fiber optic cables and equipment in telecommunications gear.
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And this goes into what people would call deweb or decentralized web kind of projects.
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He's a plumber by day and goes into each case intent on disproving paranormal activity.
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"There's a lot that goes into [the DJ job] that people don't realize," she explained.
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Still, I've always wanted to know what else goes into prepping for an awards show.
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Then my mind goes into overdrive thinking of all the things I need to do.
|
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What goes into deciding whether you are going to mount a presidential campaign against Trump?
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Every college freshman living on-campus goes into the experience with some amount of trepidation.
|
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The Sanders plan goes into great detail about the type of coverage Americans would receive.
|
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Hemsworth says he gained a new perspective on the hard work that goes into racing.
|
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For of you that asked my brother goes into surgery tonight hoping for good results.
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The feature goes into beta this week and is expected to launch publicly this fall.
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The price hike goes into effect on Wednesday August 1 at 11:59 p.m. CEST.
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When she goes into the dressing room, that's the size of dress she tries on.
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Then I have a hard time breathing, and my whole body goes into a spasm.
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In fact, the palace previously shared that they will announce when Meghan goes into labor.
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"There's a lot more that goes into stunts than people generally imagine," says Vic Armstrong.
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She goes into an eerily creepy grocery story and the cashier is a Trump supporter.
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Highs will be around 30 degrees on Tuesday, the day the measure goes into effect.
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The dog curls up and goes into sleep mode at the foot of the tree.
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That is often the cue for the rebirth, during which capital flight goes into reverse.
|
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However, a lot more goes into a phone than just the software and main processor.
|
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By the time a plant goes into water-preservation mode, it's often already fairly mature.
|
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Cuba goes into storytelling mode himself to describe one of the all-time great 'staches.
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"[That's] the concern I have if there's not thoughtfulness that goes into it," he said.
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Showing what goes into making a book often results in a commensurate loss of magic.
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The writing medium is meant to emphasize how little preparation goes into attacking the problem.
|
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Then, Susannah goes into her own liberal, free-wheeling approach to sex, uncomfortably over-sharing.
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SOSA: That goes into this whole direction that we always envisioned, which is city planning.
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MARCHIONNE: WE MAKE ALL DISCLOSURES, ALL THE SOFTWARE THAT GOES INTO THESE VEHICLES IS DISCLOSED.
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Scorpio goes into full-Scorpio mode, exploring people's boundaries with jokes and plausibly-deniable sincerity.
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All he can do is punch it out, and it goes into the crowd again.
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The diver goes into free fall, carried ever deeper away from light and into blackness.
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He goes into his office and gets a call from the giving oath guy, Sanford.
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This year, the restaurant is promising customers free wings if the game goes into overtime.
|
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Democratic nominee James Thompson, a civil rights lawyer, goes into the race as an underdog.
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The ad won't appear until the 2017-18 season when the rule goes into effect.
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Milk goes into the included steel milk jug, which you set below the steam wand.
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And there is a greater general awareness about what goes into our skin care products.
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A lot of hard work goes into making a film pls say NO to piracy!
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But he also underlines the innocence and energy that goes into creation at any age.
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You have to radically reduce the material and energy that goes into the manufacturing phases.
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"There's so much work that goes into it that it's actually kinda tiring," he adds.
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Assume that there'll be lots of regrouping on the subject if it goes into effect.
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Of course it's natural to be concerned when your kid goes into an unknown world.
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The paper goes into very complex detail as to how this interruption system might work.
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In the case of batteries, overcharging happens when too much lithium goes into the anode.
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It's nice when audience and band sort of submerge, and somehow goes into a whole.
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Ruiz then goes into a sweet rendition of "Unforgettable," as Grandma Jean wipes away tears.
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Anything left over goes into grinders capable of turning a jet engine into particulate dust.
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We've seen all the work that goes into the dizzying (and mesmerizing) amount of detail.
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The change goes into effect May 11 and will apply to renewals beginning June 16.
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A month turnover does not make for a lasting business model as Griswold goes into.
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New Jersey will follow suit with a similar law that goes into effect in February.
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The money goes into financing more forest protection and restoration, and to community-chosen projects.
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Much of what goes into making us the people we are happens early in life.
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But you have no idea the amount of work that goes into balancing the gameplay.
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All customer reservations for the new vehicle are refundable until it goes into actual production.
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And off Judith goes into a string of pseudonyms and a life of glamorous crime.
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And I think anybody who goes into campaigns not running scared can end up losing.
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Exercising freedom of expression on House flr before draconian GOP rules change goes into effect.
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Each sheet goes into a system that drops plastic powder where the 'ink' is wet.
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Even when it comes to reporting on his health, Mr. Trump goes into showman mode.
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Another 10-15% is content development, and the rest of it generally goes into events.
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Nearly half of Iowa-grown corn goes into ethanol, which both liberals and conservatives despise.
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Sunwing said in a statement that its winter schedule, which goes into effect on Nov.
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The car is currently available for preorder now and goes into production starting in 2021.
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The truth of the matter is, nobody goes into battle and comes out the same.
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A coffee table book that goes into the history of the happiest place on earth
|
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John Kasich signed the legislation Friday and the law goes into effect in 90 days.
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There's a certain amount of actual effort that goes into being a good, supportive friend.
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"Squandering food is squandering everything that goes into food - including habitat and wildlife," he said.
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Just a quick heads up: There's a lot of stuff that goes into modern parenting.
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She also shares behind-the-scenes shots, revealing how much effort goes into each shoot.
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Even more significant moves come when a company goes into or out of the indexes.
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I traveled to New Balance's Lawrence, Massachusetts, facility to learn what goes into the process.
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As a writer myself, I know how much work and love goes into every book.
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The rule goes into effect 180 days after it is published in the Federal Register.
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"There's a lot that goes into [the DJ job] that people don't realize," Hilton adds.
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All of this seems so petty — rules about who goes into dinner in which order!
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Just about a third of the revenue Washington collects goes into the state's general fund.
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" And Sarae Pacetta of Upper Arlington, Ohio, wrote: "What goes into big changes like this?
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It goes into another beat on the hook, but he's actually still singing on it.
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Shouldn't there be an automatic mechanism for impeachment that goes into effect under certain conditions?
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" Mr. Olbermann goes into GQ's offices at least twice a week to tape "The Closer.
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Apis mellifera, or the western honeybee, goes into its mating season between April and June.
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Fifty-five percent of the cash collected in Tennessee goes into the state's general fund.
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And that goes into permaculture or being vegetarian or what kind of job you have.
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Lastly, if the idea ... if all this money goes into pro-aging- Right, pro-aging.
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Well, you never really know what kind of unidentified meat goes into the latter, anyway.
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It's a big deal in a small village when a girl goes into the water.
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A broken line would then mean that the army of the dead goes into Winterfell.
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There's a lot that goes into it, making sure each institution is ready to go.
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The two-week restriction, announced by the Palestinian Tourism Ministry, goes into effect on Friday.
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New York's Call of Duty League team goes into the office every weekday for practice.
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The new $15-an-hour minimum wage for the company's American employees goes into effect.
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And Ms. Feinstein goes into the general election with huge advantages over Mr. de León.
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If you want to understand the work that goes into great stories, then read this.
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He goes into these talks with a much more highly advanced nuclear and missile program.
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So a 1-1 tie that goes into extra time would be a solid forecast.
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Payments disappear, their lights and phone are shut off and the farm goes into foreclosure.
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From what I can see, he goes into a meeting, he puts on a show.
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I'm not going through a whole loop again that goes into a whole down crash.
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Another round, covering other types of commerce, including oil purchases, goes into effect Nov. 4.
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There's a lot of doodling, crossing out and crumpling up that goes into these paragraphs.
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"There's a lot more that goes into it than just, 'Hey, we're in the triangle.'"
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Then also has all the software and UI, UX stuff that goes into the app.
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The palace will review the deal a year after it goes into effect this spring.
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Most of my stipend goes into public transportation so I can get around the city.
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But what happens if Trump goes into total disruption mode and invites a government shutdown?
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Brown signed the bill Tuesday, and the new law goes into effect October 1, 2019.
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Now we kind of understand all of the nuance and complexity that goes into it.
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Employees are automatically enrolled, and 5 percent of their paycheck goes into a Roth IRA.
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No one goes into a relationship thinking their partner is going to clean them out.
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We know how much goes into making sure your song is played on the radio.
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In England, he visits caves and studies fungi; in Paris, he goes into the catacombs.
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The New Jersey smoking ban on state beaches and parks goes into effect next year.
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The epicurean pasta content consumer needs to be selective about what goes into their feed.
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The decree goes into effect immediately but requires the approval of Congress within 120 days.
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In that subatomic environment, where time moves more quickly, Nadia goes into a depressive phase.
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In fact, the effort that goes into the work is really the point for Dyrlaga.
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I submit something and it just sort of goes into the system at some point.
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What goes into the cost benefit analysis for whether or not a company should rebrand?
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SR: There's a way in which those little diasporas, those little accumulations of meaning, of material meaning, get teased out, so that we start to think not only about what goes into making a chair, but what goes into making an American myth, a president.
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He says I'm finally starting to understand the real effort that goes into a six-pack.
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For instance, if my jaw goes into spasms, it will dislocate quite quickly and quite easily.
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That sounds like the Fed wants to make sure the economy goes into an intractable recession.
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We don't yet know how wide-reaching Trump's proposal would be if it goes into effect.
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Whenever I make movies lots of thought goes into it — and not just on my end.
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Looking back, I had no idea the time and dedication that goes into holding that role.
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The fourth-placed team goes into a play-off with a side from the Asian confederation.
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Screenshot: YouTube/ReSetMoronic YouTube personalities commonly have a problem discerning what goes into a funny prank.
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"It's a sticky gel that goes into (the tubes) and basically filters out sperm," Lissner said.
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Much of the cost for this room goes into the framing and trim for the stage.
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Also he befriends a pirate ghost and goes into space to find his girlfriend's missing brother.
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And every day, he said, he goes into the park near where Karina's body was found.
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So, I appreciate safe cars and all the engineering and design work that goes into them.
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Becerra, whose office will be responsible for enforcing the law when it goes into effect Jan.
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Hodinkee posted a long explainer on what goes into this timepiece to basically justify its cost.
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Needless to say, Flipkart and Ola still welcome foreign capital that goes into their own coffers.
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Similar work goes into switching on the 50 fountains in city parks across the five boroughs.
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At the end of the episode, Martinez goes into Peña's office looking like a sad puppy.
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Texas has also passed its own anti-deepfakes law, which goes into effect on September 1st.
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This particular one goes into the profound depth of experience that surrounds the birth of Jesus.
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DBot goes into gear when it receives an incident report from one of the connected services.
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WHEN someone goes into cardiac arrest, survival depends on how quickly the heart can be restarted.
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"I think anybody who goes into campaigns not running scared can end up losing," he said.
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This nation is going to fail if it goes into the hands of a crazy guy.
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It's a 5-year goal, but a lot goes into it to even get the permit.
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It's a celebration of the energy that goes into the process of creation, individually and collectively.
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For all the energy that goes into producing gravitational waves, spacetime ripples themselves are incredibly faint.
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Berkshire Hathaway's Warren Buffet predicted that Tesla will struggle if it goes into the insurance business.
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Mondays are hard since M. goes into work early and I'm on my own for dinners.
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It's hard to imagine how much planning ahead goes into each of the Japanese baker's creations.
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Both chambers will then need to approve the resulting legislation before any repeal goes into effect.
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Largan grinds the minuscule lenses and other optical equipment that goes into high-end smartphone cameras.
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The episode started off with Kris Jenner finding out about Rob's engagement and goes into shock.
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There's a lot of thought that goes into getting a tattoo: Which artist should you trust?
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Even though these substances are harmless, the immune system freaks out and goes into attack mode.
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A raw digital file goes into the printer, which hardens liquid resin with a laser light.
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"I think anybody who goes into campaigns not running scared can end up losing," Obama said.
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There's such a sense of vulnerability that goes into drag and being able to express yourself.
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And then anyone who goes into contact them is wearing a glove, mask, personal protective gear.
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The most awe-inspiring (?) is when Rita goes into the Krispy Kreme and eats a doughnut.
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Energy production goes into overdrive The human body burns several things in order to keep moving.
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The FCC's repeal of the rules put in place under President Obama goes into effect today.
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The Definitive Guide to Business A lot goes into running a company — particularly a start-up.
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Around $1200 goes into these accounts each month in addition to a yearly contribution that varies.
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Whenever you get a raise, increase the percentage of your paycheck that goes into the fund.
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Conyers's bill allows for no more than two years to pass before it goes into effect.
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The ban goes into effect Saturday, so start learning how to make slideshow presentations really fast.
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But the hard work that goes into getting the star's ponytail ready for the big screen?
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There's a tremendous amount of engineering that goes into making that product sellable at that price.
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After Saban calms back down, the reporter goes into his second question, about quarterback Jalen Hurts.
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The bill only goes into effect should a federal appeals court uphold a similar Mississippi law.
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However, marijuana will remain illegal until the new law is approved and goes into effect. 3.
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In the movie, Kristen Wiig goes into an empty auditorium and she rehearses for her lecture.
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Unused time goes into a "Time Bank" so they can build up hours by staying offline.
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SO IT'S BALANCING THE INTEREST OF ALL OF THESE STAKEHOLDERS THAT GOES INTO OUR THINKING HERE.
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I have learned so much about fertility and everything that goes into freezing eggs and IVF.
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In the scene before Bryce goes into Jessica's bedroom, we can tell that Justin is apprehensive.
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"She definitely rolls her eyes when he goes into his mode or rants," says the source.
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Locus is operationally profitable already and any additional capital goes into expanding its business, he added.
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So once you know how much mastery goes into a film like that it's almost overwhelming.
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The full piece at Polygon goes into much more detail — you can find it right here.
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But it's easy to miss the craft that goes into Pixar films because they're so seamless.
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Though the labor may be coerced, the engineering that goes into the tunnels is quite sophisticated.
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Now the race goes into hibernation until March 30, when the sprint for the finish begins.
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Shea-Porter goes into the matchup with a huge advantage in name recognition in the district.
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The Ninth Circuit's ruling gives the Trump administration five days before its ruling goes into effect.
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Even though we all know that a lot of effort generally goes into those "effortless" looks.
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The American Farmland Trust estimates an acre of U.S. farmland goes into development every two minutes.
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" He added: "It's a growth process, and there's a lot that goes into developing a driver.
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This goes into people going beyond audio, something that's more than just leaving a Soundcloud comment.
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SO THERE IS GOING TO BE A MIX OF OUR CAPITAL THAT GOES INTO A DIVIDEND.
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"Each time I pass your house, your dog goes into a state of fury," she says.
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Tens of millions of dollars go into enclosure construction, while precious little goes into field conservation.
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She's happiest when she's fighting, when she has identified the enemy and goes into attack mode.
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In it, she goes into detail about her past life in Atlantis 2 million years ago.
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The regulation, which goes into effect in a month, states that European citizens own their data.
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If we don't spend all of that, it goes into our savings for their vaccine appointments.
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For Revier, the time and work that goes into the materials imbues the clothes with meaning.
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On June 11, when the repeal goes into effect, the real winning for these companies begins.
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The frog accepts this logic, takes the scorpion on his back and goes into the water.
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Washington will be first because the state passed a law that goes into effect on Jan.
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Other cities may follow suit after San Francisco's ban on facial recognition tech goes into place.
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After the mutz is braided, it goes into a salt brine, which lightly seasons the cheese.
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The public will be allowed to comment on the new guidance before it goes into effect.
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She goes into Sunday's finals in second place, just behind Simone Biles, the heavily favored American.
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For the most part, the answers to these questions will determine what goes into your formulation.
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Unable to handle a simple drum solo, she goes into a wild improvisational tear, then vomits.
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The gas goes into underground storage in northeastern Germany or travels down to the Czech Republic.
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If the rule goes into effect as drafted, "we will be bringing a lawsuit," she added.
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But lawmakers in all three countries need to ratify the deal before it goes into effect.
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So when you do think of something, your brain goes into some sort of ecstatic overdrive.
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"I can't imagine the work that goes into getting one of these sites live," he continued.
|
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While the Anti-Doping Code goes into more detail, it still doesn't outline the exact process.
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For programs aimed at grown men, Movember goes into the workplace to teach men communication skills.
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Structurally it's sort of traditional in some ways, even if it goes into some weird places.
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It's that extra layer of thought that goes into localization that brings a game to life.
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At this point he goes into obsessive detail (which is important in terms of his argument).
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It goes into areas and communities that otherwise may not ever have a genuine art experience.
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But you'd never know from watching just how much effort goes into making the production seamless.
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If the plan goes into effect, retirees could leave their money in their accounts for longer.
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"Exercising freedom of expression on House flr before draconian GOP rules change goes into effect," Rep.
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But typically a payroll tax cut applies to the 23% tax that goes into Social Security.
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The memo goes into detail on eight different areas, such as juvenile sentencing and bail reform.
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By dusk, restaurants and bars have gone dark, and a de facto curfew goes into effect.
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"It's literally gluing the group together as its sound goes into the ensemble," Ms. Sirota said.
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Well, let's hope the document just goes into a drawer for the next 20 years, right?
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So I have an operations manager, and a lot of money goes into advertising and promotions.
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And I also want to educate locals on what goes into commercial bread and artisan bread.
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War should see what happens when that revolutionary goes into battle, and it features Woody Harrelson.
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A $15 minimum wage for fast-food workers in the city goes into effect Dec. 20163.
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At Adda, the recipes are traditional, and all of Mr. Pandya's ebullience goes into the seasoning.
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The show goes into how hard it can be to resist the temptation and stay clean.
|
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The annual Oscars relay goes into its final sprint Tuesday with the announcement of the nominations.
|
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The argument goes into an ongoing legal battle over the 53-year-old Civil Rights Act.
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Most of my time goes into writing the new album, which I'm pretty far with now.
|
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Consequently, the can opens up whenever someone goes into or leaves the kitchen and passes it.
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It didn't just spark out of anywhere and then everyone just goes into their own groups.
|
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If the restriction goes into effect, all but one of Louisiana's abortion clinics will likely close.
|
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Callimachi: And then he tells us that at this point, he goes into the chat rooms.
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When sending a letter or a card, so much more thought goes into the entire process.
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He can offer her a big burrow, because she goes into that to incubate her eggs.
|
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The regulation goes into effect 60 days after it is formally published, barring other legal delays.
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Alternate side goes into effect on Cheever Place every Tuesday and Thursday from 11:30 a.m.
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Your body goes into shock if you're not prepared to do a show of this caliber.
|
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A little afterward, the worker is felled in a factory accident, and goes into a coma.
|
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We want to make sure the same thinking goes into play with types of AI technology.
|
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The bill passed unanimously through both houses of Utah's legislature and goes into effect in May.
|
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So much is already known, but the report goes into great detail on the exact means.
|
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What's usually a $52 jacket goes into my cart for $26 (plus shipping and tax). Score.
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Wealth Matters After so much attention to running things, little thought goes into what comes next.
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Now, before the law even goes into effect, they are moving to make the statute tougher.
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As simple as that mission may sound, the work that goes into it is anything but.
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Trump's lawyers can appeal the decision to the U.S. Supreme Court before it goes into effect.
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Trump's lawyers can appeal the decision to the U.S. Supreme Court before it goes into effect.
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"He can be the one who goes into history," Mr. Bennett told an Israeli radio station.
|
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These moments really show what happens behind closed doors — the actual work that goes into it.
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The government has fought hard to keep outsiders from seeing what goes into its FISA applications.
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Money from the gas tax goes into the Highway Trust Fund to pay for road projects.
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"It takes a lot of hard work that goes into it and a lot of sacrifice."
|
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Passengers can find out for themselves in 2021, when the first new train goes into service.
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California's new privacy law -- the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) -- goes into effect January 1, 2020.
|
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If it goes into effect, it will drastically change gig-economy companies including Uber and Lyft.
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Until then, their money goes into a trust invested in a State Street money-market fund.
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It's a celebration of the creative process and the work that goes into becoming an artist.
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Wealth Matters After so much attention to running things, little thought goes into what comes next.
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N.L.' in 2012, he was just like [goes into frenetic Foxx impersonation], 'You are so talented.
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That container goes into a separate bag to ensure the virus doesn't spread to other surfaces.
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A massive amount of energy goes into producing the food we eat, especially meat and dairy.
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Cyclical and creedal theories also neglect to fully acknowledge the work that goes into policy change.
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The new Idaho law, which was signed by the governor today, goes into effect July 1.
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Because everybody's talking about how Iraq which is us with our leadership goes into fight mosul.
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"He's got the Iranian people ... protesting, every ounce of money that goes into Iran goes into his military, he has oppressed his people for a long time and he needs to look at his own base to figure out where that's coming from," she told CNN.
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A lot goes into getting ready for the Olympics, and apparently some of that prep involves puppies!
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Read on to laugh (or cry) at everything that goes into achieving the perfect Halloween each year.
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"If this highly restrictive legislation goes into effect, we will reevaluate our activity in Georgia," AMC said.
|
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"Don't touch me!" she shouts as she goes into a dramatic monologue no matter what she's asked.
|
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But even if it never fully goes into effect, it's nowhere near the end of this strategy.
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But for now, the rapper goes into the BBMAs with 21 nominations, more than any other artist.
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The scenes tell a story and there is some thought that goes into the dialogue and plot.
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Jo goes into an inpatient psychiatry program to get help, and Meredith turns herself in to Bailey.
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He's taking me to the airport before he goes into work, but my flight isn't until 1.
|
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But while the basics remain largely the same, the alchemy that goes into it has changed significantly.
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Not every stormtrooper who goes into battle does so because they're convinced that the Empire is right.
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"[Kristen Stewart] gives her all when she goes into it to perform for whatever role," Beggs explains.
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Every two weeks, $572 automatically comes out of my pay and goes into the savings account, too.
|
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Netflix Inc followed, saying it would "rethink" its investment in Georgia if the law goes into effect.
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So, NATO, he goes into NATO saying a bunch of slackers, so you need to pay more.
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Last month, Pooser received a service dog, trained to alert others when she goes into respiratory distress.
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Having gotten three tattoos myself, I never thought about what goes into the dye in my skin.
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We have a whole paint department that goes into shots after they're done and cleans them up.
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Vikander goes into greater detail about how the film is a new origin story for the character.
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More than 250 yards of fabric goes into the creation of the new Charlie Brown parade balloon.
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The key stumbling block is that they're accountable, and will be accountable for what goes into reconciliation.
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The change goes into effect for corporate customers on November 15, and for individuals on January 1.
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Mr Renzi's biggest handicap as he goes into the referendum is the lacklustre performance of the economy.
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"It goes straight into his chest as an IV that goes into his heart," Mickaela told WNEM.
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The 28-year-old forward goes into the Copa having to put a difficult week behind him.
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It can be difficult to quantify what goes into the choice to cast one model over another.
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Very little of that budget — less than 10 percent — actually goes into fighting ISIS and international terrorism.
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A number of things strike me as Britain goes into its third national vote in two years.
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You'd be a fool not to want to know exactly what goes into her daily beauty routine.
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It also puts the company in a more stable position if the economy goes into a recession.
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AB: I think studios underestimate the power of word of mouth that goes into all of this.
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When she goes into the garage she turns the circuit on and off, but it doesn't help.
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Despite that collapse he is in contention and goes into the final round on six under-par.
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A recent episode gave detailed insight into what goes into the AP's decision to call a race.
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You want that dog, you have to accept that everything the dog is goes into the model.
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Eventually, they lodge a blackberry in McGregor's mouth, and he briefly goes into a state of anaphylaxis.
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Basically, it goes into that collagen, and the electrodes contract and kind of talk to each other.
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And it goes into the, in my mind, 'just because you can doesn't mean you should' category.
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Money goes into the fund on the writers' behalf, and it's paid out to cover medical bills.
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"It really makes your system — it really goes into overdrive," Ripa agreed, gesturing to her bowel area.
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Dorfman goes into pretty good detail about the night she shared in the fantasy suite with Viall.
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She even goes into the crowd to give one of their regular patrons a special lap dance.
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But before Laurel goes into labor, we see why the Antares party turned into a crime scene.
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When a child is ripped away from a parent, their body goes into fight-or-flight mode.
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British scientist Walter Lazarus-Barlow had published as early as 1913 that ingested radium goes into bone.
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Click through for a behind-the-scenes breakdown of what goes into faking Camille's Sharp Objects scars.
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The game goes into a second OT, but I can't stay awake so I head to bed.
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Belvedere presents an inside look at what goes into being a successful DJ in the year 2017.
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Lawmakers are working to stop the changes to Rule 41 before it goes into effect in December.
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A disproportionate share of Britain's wealth goes into feeding the housing industry rather than into starting businesses.
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" She said her child "often goes into hysterics just at the sight of a plate of food.
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But what he should do is make sure he goes into very specific detail in his answer.
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Massachusetts, New York, Oregon and Washington are also challenging the ban, which goes into effect on Thursday.
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This is my last thought before the post-coffee anxiety hits and my brain goes into overdrive.
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As for what else goes into the latte, the recipe seems to vary from place to place.
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Cartoons may seem like kid stuff, but the work that goes into them is no child's play.
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I think there's a lot of work that goes into this job that people don't think about.
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Charlotte goes into the police station, and Woller fills her in about Aleksander's arrest and the warrant.
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There's no variable for race specifically, but it broadly affects each factor that goes into calculating recidivism.
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Here's where Facebook's record $83 billion fine goes Turns out it just goes into the U.S. Treasury!
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What is the process that goes into deciding, "This song is going to be called 'Geometric Headdress'"?
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Bonus prediction that is oddly specific: We get a game that goes into overtime tied 34.43-234.4.
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Under California law, 15% of a child actor's pay goes into a trust until they turn 18.
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"For every $100 that goes into research, we pay $16,000 in care for the disease," Egge said.
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"It was an awesome experience to see everything that goes into freezing eggs," the Bravo star continued.
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Violators will receive warnings until the law goes into full effect in 2019, the Tax Authority said.
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And with T2 Trainspotting in theaters, I've been thinking a lot about what goes into making them.
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By the time the Model 3 goes into production, it could face stiff competition from several entrants.
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Everything about Homecoming is calculated to astonish us with the effort that goes into generating Beyoncé's perfection.
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"I think a lot of myself goes into these images as well as BJ," she told VICE.
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People might not realize the amount of work and training that goes into becoming a professional dancer.
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All three commissioners approved releasing the proposal, which now goes into a 60-day public comment period.
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According to WebMD at the 72 hour mark is when the body goes into full opiate withdrawal.
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The bill was approved by Governor Rick Scott on March 25 and goes into effect July 1.
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The amount of custom CNC milling that goes into Apple's unibody laptops is incredibly hard to scale.
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In the scene above, Bill Denbrough goes into Georgie's old room to look at his photo album.
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Understand that everybody who goes into business has three identities: An entrepreneur, a manager and a technician.
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Breeding new plants can be a difficult, unpredictable process no matter what genetic analysis goes into it.
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Once a mixed-media item is printed, it goes into a furnace where it is rapidly cooked.
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That goes into our analysis and allows us to home in on this fit and this style.
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I can see it, though no pictures will be released until it goes into stores in November.
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Charles immediately goes into explicit detail as to what he's seen happen to sex offenders in prison.
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The faster [nicotine] goes into your bloodstream, the more satisfying it is, and, unfortunately, the more addictive.
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This goes into the subject of tontines, and group self-annuitization and with longevity risk-sharing schemes.
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The miniature, wireless sensor goes into a baby sock that can be worn up to 18 months.
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I believe Trump knows that if Mueller goes into that area, he is in for real trouble.
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"We actually design a lot of our own silicon that goes into the data centers," Zander said.
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The memorandum on the investigation is lengthier, and goes into greater detail about aspects of the case.
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The freight industry goes into recession twice as often as the rest of the economy, Convoy found.
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When a young Morisca goes into the forest to seek medicinal herbs, it's unlikely she'll emerge unscathed.
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My team is vetting it all out now to be sure it goes into the proper hands.
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The Medicare Access and CHIP Reauthorization Act (MACRA) created the system, which goes into effect this year.
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"People don't realize what goes into making a movie like that," Ratner said of Dawn of Justice.
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Floating an IPO, for all the planning that goes into it, is largely a matter of timing.
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This way, there's no mystery about what goes into your product, or when its shelf life expires.
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"There is nothing automatic about what goes into the SIS," said François Heisbourg, a French intelligence expert.
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He isn't the kind of guy who goes into McDonald's and sits around just saying, 'Howdy doody.
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The idea is that, even after it goes into effect, the rest of the signatories will ratify.
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LHP Wade Miley goes into his scheduled Tuesday start after posting his worst outing of the season.
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I think it's really going to change the kind of person who goes into media going forward.
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The new law, known as the GDPR for General Data Protection Regulation, goes into effect on Friday.
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Read our "How Facebook News Feed Works" guide to learn exactly what goes into its ranking algorithm
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If that proposal goes into effect, Berks could become the model for family detention across the country.
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All your arm work goes into pounding out the veal, which you're probably used to anyway, playa.
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It is the first truly hot day of the year when my dad goes into the hospital.
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But that money often goes into paying off debt and settling claims by his family, said Narayanan.
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A THIRD OF THAT GOES INTO THE DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM THROUGH INSURANCE COMPANIES, PBMs AND OTHERS, THROUGH REBATES.
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Trollope's "The Way We Live Now," the story of a financial con man who goes into politics.
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The challenge of going into lockdown Every country that goes into lockdown faces a huge economic impact.
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In January, a whopping 25 percent tariff goes into effect on top of the 10 percent tariff.
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There's a lot of thought that goes into my concepts and my performance pieces are thoroughly rehearsed.
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There's a lot of pieces and back work that goes into getting one street style look ready.
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It goes into effect once enough states have joined to comprise a majority of the Electoral College.
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This will have to have identical language to the Senate-passed version before it goes into effect.
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I'm not the kind of songwriter that really goes into the process with a sound in mind.
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