"I can understand what goes on at school," he said.
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Exactly what goes on at Dugway is, well, pretty unclear.
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Work often goes on at night and on the weekend.
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The government won't say what exactly goes on at the site.
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You don't know what goes on at your father's software company.
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A great deal of sulking goes on at court as a consequence.
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"Look, there's a process that goes on at the Democratic convention," Weaver said.
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Exactly what goes on at Netflix has always been something of a mystery.
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As time goes on, at the end of the day, it's always love.
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So tired of all the skimmying and scamming that goes on at city hall.
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You will note this letter goes on at a slightly greater than average length.
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I wonder if he's interested in doing whatever goes on at my software company.
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To answer that question, you have to know exactly what goes on at these events.
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Loki manages to kill Heimdall right back, a lot of mutual killing goes on at Ragnarok.
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She goes on at length about the cruelty of killing other living creatures for our food.
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It's likely a joke, but it's brought up some serious questions about what goes on at the base.
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Church leaders are keen to show life goes on at the cathedral as donations for rebuilding trickle in.
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Tyrion takes the stage to introduce Jon, who goes on at length about the White Walkers, blah blah blah.
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With SimpliSafe, you can see everything that goes on at home from your phone, tablet, and any other device.
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Below, you can see what goes on at Duqm and why the US is so keen to be there.
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Church leaders are keen to show life goes on at the cathedral as donations to help rebuild it trickle in.
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How many times do we have to hear his horror story version of what goes on at our southern border?
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I'm not a big fan of office gossip — which I know goes on at times at these after-work gatherings.
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I think a lot of the political conversation that goes on—at least in my Facebook feed—there's no nuance.
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"I've characterized what goes on at the White House as a moral dead zone," she said in an interview with MSNBC.
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Perhaps. But until people feel like they know what really goes on at Area 51, fascination with the site won't stop.
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"Come autumn, there's a lot of illegal trading that goes on at night time," said Li Peng, an electrician in Linjiang.
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About 87 percent of that incarceration goes on at the state level, where about half of prisoners are in for violent crimes.
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Smith, leader of ARGUS and second-in-command of Team Arrow... I want to see what goes on at that dinner table.
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To find out what really goes on at drama school, we spoke to three people who graduated in the past five years.
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A college graduate who hopes to work as an actuary, he goes on at length about his likes (cats) and dislikes (Bach).
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"One of the challenges of neural networks is understanding what exactly goes on at each layer," a Google blog explaining the approach stated.
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There's all kinds of talk that goes on at dugout slumber parties: your first kiss, who your main crushes are, your biggest fears.
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The, I mean, sometimes -- sometimes somebody gets... (CROSSTALK) TRUMP: Well, you look at your show that goes on at 10 o'clock in the evening.
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Families can also look at provided social narratives that explain what goes on at the fair, with lots of photos, for children to understand.
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"We believe this case pulled the curtain back on what goes on at a health insurance company when claims are being denied," Terry said.
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"The whole system of capitalism is the problem, because you need losers and winners, and that goes on at school as well," she said.
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The, I mean, sometimes — sometimes somebody gets... (CROSSTALK) TRUMP: Well, you look at your show that goes on at 10 o'clock in the evening.
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It feels wet when it goes on at first, which is a strange sensation for anyone who's been using traditional powders up until this point.
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As my youth ebbs further and further away from me, I've found myself wondering about what goes on at a contemporary school disco these days.
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But the lack of information about what actually goes on at Area 51 has allowed the many rumors and myths about the site to flourish.
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"There's a lot of deal-making that goes on at CES that you may never hear about," said John McElroy, host of the "Autoline" TV show.
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New research might help explain the inconsistency, which may be caused less by attitudes towards women at work than views about what goes on at home.
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Obviously, it's hard to control exactly what goes on at your shows, but the one thing bands do have total control over is their own behavior.
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Even with a more supportive president than Trump, the White House only has so much influence over what goes on at the state and local levels.
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Also, Bitcoin Cash was designed in such a way that mining it will become more, not less, lucrative as time goes on (at least in the beginning).
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Despite its high-profile guests, outsiders don't know much about what goes on at the resort, as all staff members are required to sign non-disclosure agreements.
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"We have them sit in on client and investment meetings to expose them to what goes on at an advisory firm on a daily basis," Pitre said.
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In "One Day at Disney," you'll get to see what goes on at Disney on any given day from the perspective of more than 80 cast members.
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When it goes on at length and there's a lot of repetitiveness to it, it really just leaves you feeling gross, like you want to shut up forever.
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As the dispute goes on, at the Royal London Hospital the accident and emergency (A&E) waiting room is stuffed with runny noses and other non-urgent cases.
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Representatives for the school have tried to remain as neutral as possible when it comes to the issue of abortion or what goes on at its neighboring businesses.
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But the guys we spoke with tell us ... they may not see eye to eye with Ryan politically, but that will NOT affect what goes on at work.
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Almost 80 percent of our biotechnology has some sources in basic research that goes on at the NIH: The AIDS test kit, tamoxifen for breast cancer, you name it.
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Noah had me watch "The Right Stuff" in preparation to get a sense of that very competitive, arrogant, hazing environment that goes on at NASA to get those seats.
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We need to have-- you know, an agency or, you know, a group that's responsible-- for taking care of what goes on at the border and our immigration policy.
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The referee wasn't looking at the incident — which is normal as a lot goes on at corners — but the VAR not giving England a penalty retrospectively was a wrong call.
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They may act more discreetly than their American counterparts, but they will be there, and that so little of what goes on at the party is disclosed makes foreign participation that much easier.
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We've reported before on the intense pressure working women feel to be on top of everything that goes on at home, too — a sentiment that only intensifies when kids come into the picture.
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Little else is known about what goes on at The Camp — including the schedule and the cost of attendance — and all staff are asked to sign non-disclosure agreements, according to Fox Business.
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It comes off as an artfully contrived tease, like the scene in the "Mission Impossible" movies in which someone goes on at length about the impenetrable security that makes a big heist so unlikely.
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Elia Alba, in The Beat Goes On at the SVA Chelsea Gallery — whose installation is the first you encounter walking through the gallery — uses this idiom, describing Paradise Garage as a place of sanctuary.
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The Apple post spends a lot of time explaining its philosophy regarding the app store and goes on at length about empowering developers and creating a platform from scratch—window dressing arguments, in other words.
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The court "certainly goes on at some length about the possibility that Amazon could be a seller under certain circumstances, but that the circumstances did not rise to that level in our case," Anderson says.
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But whatever else goes on at the South Philly stadium during the three-hour spectacle—and make no mistake, a lot does go on—would grind to a screeching halt if the main ingredient was amiss.
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You might not ever get the chance to go to an actual Game of Thrones premiere, but — thanks to the YouTube exploits of Maisie Williams — that doesn't mean you can't see what goes on at one.
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The story also goes on at length describing the aggressive drinking culture at the school, one in which "a dozen people who knew (Kavanaugh) well or socialized with him" said he had been a stumbling participant.
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For example, in the years when there is a mayoral election in New York City — the next one is in 2021 — the politicking that goes on at the Somos conference helps decide who becomes City Council speaker.
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As I argue in Safe Enough Spaces, a deeper problem with the free market approach -- and the protests that free speech on campus is no more -- stems from a fundamental misconception about what goes on at colleges.
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My favorite example has to be the time Sean Hannity presented hard-hitting journalism on what goes on at Spring Break, spread out over an entire week's worth of stories with endless shots of girls in bikinis.
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"The technique was perfect for the subject matter, because it prescribes a scientific way to mix colors to achieve an effect of light—and what goes on at Frank E. Campbell is both mechanical and romantic," Talmadge said.
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But on the other hand, as has become repeatedly apparent with sites like Facebook, the powers that be are often disinterested in policing what goes on at all or set up bare-bones moderation that doesn't protect users from harassment.
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"Wade and Kathleen, his parents, want to make sure that this lawsuit prevents other families like theirs from losing 18-year-old college kids to senseless behaviors like this which goes on at college campuses around the country," he said.
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ET/PT on April 16, in celebration of the ASPCA's 150th birthday on April 10, but PEOPLE got an exclusive peek at some of the dedicated work that goes on at the Rehabilitation Center and insight about the program from the center's Senior Director Kristen Collins.
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Though FF appears to be a robust American car company with hundreds of employees, interviews with former employees indicate much of what goes on at the company is dictated by Jia Yueting, the eccentric Chinese billionaire who approached Sampson in 2014 about building an electric car that could best Tesla.
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Talking about Calder's role as an American in Paris, he goes on at length about Henry James, though James's kind of transplantation—fixed, and longing for the ancient and implanted permanence of Europe—couldn't have been more unlike that of the Calder generation, who saw in Paris ferment and fizz.
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It isn't unique because of its dedication to helping the public understand what goes on at the Office (although the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office is by far the best patent office in the world when it comes to transparency and public data.) It isn't even unique that patents are part of our Constitution—countries ranging from Bulgaria to Germany to Slovenia all have constitutional protections for patents, some stronger than our own.
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Timber factory closure announced, BBC news website, 3 December 2009. Retrieved 21 April 2011. Some shipbuilding and repair still goes on at the harbour.
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Although the 40 & 8 is not a classical secret society, much of the ritual is a secret to non-members. Some veterans' organizations are like this. A member can disclose that he or she belongs to said organization, but not all of what goes on at its meetings.
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The video was directed by Jake Nava. At first the music video shows Holly driving her car, a 1966 Oldsmobile Toronado, on her way to a club. It continues to show the street as it goes on. At one point when driving, Holly stops at the red light and turns to the side.
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Dooley Gardens is a Canadian television sitcom, which aired on CBC Television in 1999."And the beat goes on at CBC". Ottawa Citizen, March 2, 1999. The series was set in a hockey rink in St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador, inherited by Skye Dooley (Nicole de Boer) after the death of her father.
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He joined the Novi Sad Youth Theatre in January 2015, starring in shows such as Encyclopaedia of Lost Time. For his performance in the Special Sterija Award-winning play by Filip Vujošević, Life Stands Still, Life Goes On, at Belgrade's Bitef Theatre, in 2015, Slaven received the Dara Calenic Foundation Award for Best Young Actor.
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He had already expanded the company in the 1940s with Parfums Anjou and would thereafter acquire Old South Toiletries. They would provide stiff competition for French perfumers as Cosmopolitan Magazine highlighted in 1956.Harriet La Barre. "What Goes On At Cosmopolitan: An American perfumer noses out French competition with new bottled magic" Cosmopolitan Magazine. Vol.
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Judge Valdez has also developed a tennis based mentoring program that goes on at Liberty Park in Salt Lake City, Utah where troubled youth take part in learning the game of tennis. In this program Valdez has hopes of helping kids stay off of the streets and out of gangs by introducing the sport of tennis.
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Jones and Schmidt were nominated for the Tony Award for Best Composer and Lyricist and Best Musical. They both appeared in a revue of their songs, The Show Goes On, at the York Theatre Company in 1997. The run was extended several times and the show was recorded on the DRG label. Schmidt was inducted into the American Theatre Hall of Fame.
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Initially his drinking partner, Mike begins to taunt the priest about his failures as the film goes on. At the end of the film, Mike is sent to prison for killing a man after a traffic accident, while Tony's interactions with Malen convince him that he is addicted to alcohol, prompting him to return to his parish and continue serving as a priest.
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In fact, Charlie, well-meaning but naïve, has no idea what goes on at Jim Finch's firm, where he is a junior partner. Jim has vanished and the police are looking for him. Before Charlie is driven away to Bow Street police station, a furious row breaks out between the elder Rambothams and Tutts. Betty feels that Charlie is siding with his father; she rejects him.
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" On 29 August 2008, Prime minister Putin gathered thirty-five leading media executives in Sochi. Putin paid attention to Aleksei Venediktov, the editor-in-chief of Echo of Moscow, and criticized the station for its coverage of the war. Putin reportedly told Venediktov: "You are responsible for everything that goes on at the radio station. I don’t know who they are, but I know who you are.
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The memorial states that the yacht Islander was 'smashed to pieces' on the rocky coast of Lantivet Bay, Cornwall during a 'fierce summer storm'. It goes on: "At sunset in the calm stillness of a beautiful summer evening, his ashes were, by his own wish, taken out to sea by the Sheringham lifeboat and within sight of his old home scattered over the face of the waters".
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The film looks behind the scenes at the international conference Quark Matters and explores the work that goes on at the Relativistic Heavy Ion Collider and Large Hadron Collider. She screened the film at CERN in February 2017. For 2018 and 2019, Mócsy is a Visiting Professor in the Physics Department at Yale University. Mócsy is on the board of SistersMATR, a public engagement project that looks to engage young women of colour in physics.
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The Soaring Eagles community, parents, children, and teachers support each other in dance, school, and extracurricular activities. The program stresses the importance of family, community, and communication. The dance classes are about more than teaching children to dance;they make sure the students understand what goes on at a powwow and how to culturally participate. The Soaring Eagles dances symbolize the artistic and nature- influenced spirituality that has been based down through Native history.
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"If it goes on at this rate," wrote Palóu, "in a short time Baja California will come to an end." Epidemics, especially syphilis introduced by Spanish troops, were wasting the Indians. But Palóu attributed the ravages of syphilis to God's retribution for the Indians' murder of the two Jesuit priests over 30 years earlier.Francisco Palóu, November 24, 1769 report to the guardian of the college of San Fernando. MM 1847, f 273, Bancroft Library, Berkeley, California.
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But it was a really great cover. I could go in, look at the Wire service, and if nothing was going on I'd just go home and go to bed. It did give me access to press conferences at the White House and lots of government agencies, but to translate what really goes on at that bureaucratic level is impossible. It's so inside the Beltway that you can't really make fun of it, so you go after what's in the news.
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The journey goes on at the mini-theatre with a film showing the evolution of the Universe back to the Big Bang itself. The exhibition also offers a view into MEF's largest, state-of-the-art Preparation Laboratory, where fossils are carefully cleaned and separated from its surrounding rock. Visitors can here witness the progress of actual work done on the most recent fossils findings. Also, shown daily at the "Germán Sopeña" Auditórium is The Mystery of the Jurassic, a BBC production featuring MEF scientists.
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M'Lynn gradually accepts her daughter's decision to have risked her life in return for a few special years of motherhood and decides to focus her energy on helping Jackson raising Jack Jr. Annelle, now married to Sammy and pregnant, tells M'Lynn she wants to name her own baby after Shelby, as she was the reason she and Sammy met. M'Lynn approves, stating, "Life goes on." At the town Easter egg hunt, Annelle goes into labor and is rushed to the hospital and another life begins.
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Although contemporary reports state Townly fled to Holland after it became known he was the author. An anonymous poem, Upon the Duke's Death, begins The work goes on at length with an argument that claims Buckingham's assassination was not even a crime, arguing that the Duke himself had been a criminal who had placed himself above the law.Hammond (1990) p.61 Other works contrasted the Duke, who was claimed to be popish, cowardly, effeminate and corrupt, with Felton, who was described as Protestant, brave, manly and virtuous.
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From the early 20th century, as communication and travel within China improved as well as the adoption of modern musical teaching standards, a new conservatory style emerged. Typically, this style can be identified by the very precise and pitch-accurate play on the qin involving subtle vibrato on most notes and very fast movement of the hand and fingers. Whereas traditional styles are typically soft and fluid, conservatory style is very straight and sharp. The "southern conservatory style" is basically what goes on at the Shanghai Conservatory where qin is concerned.
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The strain is too much and Shauna asks Harry to move out and he persuades Donald Fisher (Norman Coburn) to let him lodge at his place. Harry faces more problems when one of his pupils, Claire Rogers (Jaime Mears), develops a crush on him and claims they are having a relationship. But Sam Marshall (Ryan Clark), who has feelings for Claire, persuades her to reveal the truth. Harry's mother June (Rowena Wallace) arrives to visit him and he is horrified when she goes on at date with Donald.
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Other plots also deserve mention, such as the journalist Paula (Claudia Ohana), who in love with the work, ends up getting involved with Edu and goes on to write stories about the fall of the Albuquerque Figueroa family. Still in the plot is Jonas (Raul Cortez), who later finds himself to be Paula's mysterious father, a serious, friendly man who notes everything that goes on at the Figueroa mansion where he works as a butler and keeps great secrets about his past and his mysterious involvement with Isabelle.
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To mark the end of the series after 15 years, several former cast members make a return to the show. Mark Greene and Robert Romano appear in a flashback episode that explores Banfield's history with County General while John Carter returns to work at County although, unbeknown to his colleagues, he is in desperate need of a kidney transplant. Peter Benton, Doug Ross, Carol Hathaway, Susan Lewis, Elizabeth Corday, Kerry Weaver and Ray Barnett return in various episodes. The series ends with one final multiple casualty incident that brings multiple patients to the ER, and shows that life goes on at County General.
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She also likes to see for herself what really goes on at diplomatic parties, observing and finally taking part in an orgy at a party the couple throws. Then, Emanuelle is sent to a private holiday resort island where women pay for men to fulfill their ultimate carnal desires. There she discovers a couple watching a disturbing snuff film for sexual titillation and becomes determined to find out who made it, thereby stumbling upon a group that uses kidnapped girls for the production of snuff films. Emanuelle takes several pictures with a small spy camera installed in her necklace and eventually gets caught.
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Yankee Creek is the closest to the source of the river, then , Little and Spruce Creeks, all above Ophir Creek. The original Iditarod trail ran above Ganes Creek in the summer, down the Innoko valley in the winter; the current race trail goes through the old townsite, which was destroyed in a brush fire started by a camper in the 1970s, and is a rest stop. Mining still goes on at and Little Creeks, and probably at Ophir Creek (2006). Further downriver, on the east side, there were mining operations at Folger, Cripple, Bear and Colorado Creeks.
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The Judge goes on at length about the history of Suenteus Po, most of which Cerebus misses as he wanders off around the moon. The Judge then goes on to explain to Cerebus the nature of Tarim, the Void, and male deity, who the Judge tells Cerebus is real, as is Terim, the Light, who the Cirinists worship and who Cerebus believed didn't exist. The Big Bang was a result of their meeting. Now, the Light is slowly coming back, and the Void is awaiting her arrival—"Part of the void plans their reunion and part of the void plots his revenge".
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Tucker is wary of covering for him, as Stu is known to be the sweatiest of the group, and Paws the Polar Bear reeks even after intense cleaning, and Tucker won't have time to even attempt to clean it. Tucker and Jerry arrive at the party and are told that all they have to do are greet the guests. They both learn that it's actually a furry party, and after they are done greeting guests, check around back to see what goes on at that sort of party. They are surprised to find it is a very tame and normal party.
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Nock observes that the station was rebuilt to an exceptionally pleasing design with a light glass canopy to the circulating area; the pier could accommodate five steamers at once. He goes on > At Wemyss Bay ... quite apart from the beauty of the station itself, the > traffic facilities provided in the reconstruction of 1900 are remarkable in > themselves. The enterprising timetables of the day required that a train and > a steamer should arrive simultaneously, and exchange passengers. Although > the changeover did not need to be done at the lightning speed demanded by > the most competitive services at Gourock, there was to be no dawdling about.
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He later finds out what really goes on at the dance hall and goes to get Rosalie. Bartell, who intends to earn good money with Rosalie, refuses to let the girl go, and Yancy is forced to shoot him in self-defense. The next day, Yancy is loading up to leave for the mountains, while he intends for Rosalie to stay at the general store and be cared for by Mr. Forbes (Jim Backus) and his wife (Betty Harford). However, Rosalie refuses to part with him, and in the end Uncle Lije and Yancy head into the mountains with Rosalie riding on the back of Yancy’s horse.
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Herne Bay Gazette 27 February 2003: "Show goes on at seaside theatre" by Dianne Stingemore Shortly before 2005 the Hall saw An Audience with Esther Rantzen and the Circus of Horrors, and in 2005 there was a retro theme with tribute bands and tea dances. In 2006 there was a Dave Lee charity boxing night, line dancing, salsa classes, tribute acts, weddings, hen nights, Dave Lee, Christmas dinners, and soul band Rubber Biscuit. Tribute acts included Probably Robbie, Killer Queen, Abba Gold, Fake Bee Gees and Neil Duncan's Elvis tribute. The Hall is used by Canterbury City Council to showcase the annual Herne Bay Projects and Business Exhibition.
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When she's found out by Manami, she promises Manami to help her to get rid of Miki in exchange of her silence. Her actions, however, backfire and Manami blackmails her with the beach photo but Ms. Toda decides to speak the truth. As a result of that, she is forced to resign but teaches somewhere else. In the drama, she dates Katsumi; to keep anyone else from finding out (save for Manami, who had already figured it out), she frames Ayumu by blaming her for all the bullying that goes on at Nishikō, even though they "both" know full well that Ayumu is the victim, rather than the one behind it.
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Polouvicka tries hard to fit into British country life, but her accent often leads to many mispronunciations and she frequently comes out with sayings from her "old Czechoslovakia" (even though Czechoslovakia is not so old for her; she was 15 years old when the country was created in 1919). From early on in the series, she encourages her son to propose to Audrey. Audrey moves into the "Old Lodge", at the end of the drive, where she can see most of what goes on at the manor. Living with her is her elderly and loyal butler, Brabinger, who has worked for the fforbes-Hamiltons his whole life, and her beagle Bertie.
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Akira Yamaguchi (Yamaguchi Akira 山口晶), one of the smartest students in Nūbē's class, is also the one that goes through a slight character change as the series goes on. At the start of the series, Akira is merely a bright, but slightly unlucky boy who tries his best but can never achieve what he's capable of. The source of this bad luck was a near-death experience where he went to the Sanzu River, where a yōkai consistently stops anyone that tries to complete their tasks. After Nūbē exorcises this spirit, Akira finds a bit more luck, but remains a more generic character.
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" Robin Abcarian of the Los Angeles Times assessed it as "a richly detailed and compelling chronicle of Clinton's role in the foreign initiatives and crises that defined the first term of the Obama administration ... told from the point of view of a policy wonk." John Dickerson of Slate magazine characterized it as "a risk-free telling of Clinton's world travels" and compared it unfavorably to Duty: Memoirs of a Secretary at War, the recent account by Robert Gates, Clinton's cabinet colleague as Secretary of Defense. Dickerson added, "Clinton's account is the low-salt, low-fat, low-calorie offering with vanilla pudding as the dessert. She goes on at great length, but not great depth.
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Melinda starts off the season with Jim, and Melinda being close to giving birth to their child, who is later born and given Jim's father's name, Aiden, and Sam's last name Lucas, in honor of Sam, who unknowingly gave Jim the chance to raise his and Melinda's son. Carl, the watcher, continues to watch over Jim, Melinda, and Aiden as the season goes on. At one point, the ghost of Julia, the little girl who sent out the Sally Stitch emails in Episode 5 is revealed to be attached to Aiden and shows Aiden the shadows and we get to see the Shinies for the first time. Aiden saves Julia from the shadows with his flashlight, which Aiden named Flash.
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Leave to Remain is the sixth studio album by Kathryn Williams released on CAW Records on 1 October 2006. It was her first to feature Kate St John who would produce her next solo album, The Quickening, in 2010. The track 'Stevie' on the album refers to the poet and novelist Stevie Smith with its chorus echoing the title of her poem 'Not Waving But Drowning' . The song premiered at 'The Beat Goes On' at the Royal Albert Hall in 2005, an event to celebrate the 40th anniversary of the 1965 International Poetry Incarnation at the same venue Drowned In Sound suggested the album "is captivating, even if it's not all that it could be" with Popmatters review concluding that it's "an album that is extremely hard to get out of one's head indeed".
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On latter campaigns for reelection, Cole's simple campaign motto was "Cole sigue" ("Cole continues"). Cole's best known musical jingle, a march, was composed by him; its main refrain: "Porque Cole es el alcalde / que ha hecho más por Mayagüez / decimos con alegria: Cole sigue en la alcaldia" ("Since Cole is the mayor / who has done the most for Mayagüez / we gladly say / Cole goes on at City Hall") was featured in his weekly campaign TV show. In one airing, the show opened with the children from his family (his own kids, nieces and nephews) singing the jingle. Cole made extensive use of electronic media for campaigning, and refused to use posters, flyers or painted signs as part of his campaign propaganda, since he felt like such use would make his city dirty.
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The Copenhagen interpretation, put forth by some of the pioneers in the field of quantum mechanics, asserts that it is undesirable to posit anything that goes beyond the mathematical formulae and the kinds of physical apparatus and reactions that enable us to gain some knowledge of what goes on at the atomic scale. One of the mathematical constructs that enables experimenters to predict very accurately certain experimental results is sometimes called a probability wave. In its mathematical form it is analogous to the description of a physical wave, but its "crests" and "troughs" indicate levels of probability for the occurrence of certain phenomena (e.g., a spark of light at a certain point on a detector screen) that can be observed in the macro world of ordinary human experience.
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Despite having a majority of her first check being taken out for taxes, Betty's earnings at Mode are around $37,810 a year. However, Betty is not admired by fellow co-workers, who feel threatened by her presence: Wilhelmina Slater, the magazine's Creative Director, who wanted the job of editor-in-chief, her cohort Marc St. James, and magazine receptionist Amanda Tanen, are determined to sabotage Betty and Daniel at any cost, but for different reasons. Betty finds an unlikely friend, Christina McKinney, a seamstress whose knowledge about what goes on at Mode will play a vital part in their relationship. Betty's fashion sense, glasses, hair, her short stature, and working-class roots in Queens are often mocked by her colleagues, however Suarez manages to work towards overcoming this.
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For its dedication to community service, the Lesbian/Gay Freedom Band was first formally declared "The Official Band of San Francisco" on its 20th anniversary on behalf of the city's Board of Supervisors by Supervisor Tom Ammiano at Yerba Buena Gardens. The Board of Supervisors repeated the honor in May 2003 at the Band's 25th anniversary concert, The Beat Goes On, at Everett Middle School Auditorium, the site of the Band's first formal concert in December 1978. On December 4, 2018, the San Francisco Board of Supervisors voted unanimously to officially designate the Lesbian/Gay Freedom Band as the official band of the city and county of San Francisco. In a ceremony at San Francisco City Hall on December 18, 2018, San Francisco mayor London Breed and the Board of Supervisors formally granted the band this title.
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Carol Bruyning, Miss Divi-Divi International 2009 Her past experiences with both the Kiwanis Circle K of the University of Aruba and the Miss Aruba 2008 charity project (Famia Planea) inspired Carol to do even more. After her presidency with the Kiwanis Circle K of the University of Aruba, Carol Bruyning founded the Fundacion Caranan Contento (Happy Faces Foundation). The Foundation carries out a yearly event called Felis Pasco (Happy Christmas) where foundation members and students (most are Carol's current and ex students) bring the Christmas Experience to families who do not have the financial resources to do so themselves; a traditional Christmas dinner, gifts/baskets, local performers and Dj's is some of what goes on at the event. Ms. Bruyning later represented Aruba in the Miss Ambar World 2009 (Miss Ambar Mundial) in the Dominican Republic.
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