The trainer goes out into the woods, goes out into the world, and searches for Pokémon.
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"He never goes out of that building, he never goes out of his room, really," Aksoy says.
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He goes out with very young tall girls or he goes out with washed up Playboy bunnies.
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It either goes out the back end, it gets absorbed and goes out the front end, or it gets changed.
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The power goes out a lot, so every time the power goes out, we all just run around like first graders.
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And at the same time, all of the money still goes out, such money as there is, goes out towards the villages.
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When you have that, I think the talent kind of goes out the window, the athletic ability of the players goes out the window.
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She does have a right to basically not be mobbed when she goes out to a gas station or when she goes out to eat dinner.
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He gets up and does yoga in the morning, goes out and gets on a horse and rides, goes out and gets in a stream and fishes -- who does that?
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BECKY QUICK: You're often quoted-- as saying-- that you don't know who's skinny-dipping until the tide goes out, who's swimming naked till the tide goes out, whatever it may be.
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Oppenheim said his heart goes out to the woman who came forward who triggered the firing, and added his heart also goes out to any other woman who might have been victimized.
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My heart goes out to Tracy Reiner and her family.
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Our heart goes out to the family, to the mother.
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My heart goes out to his family and loved ones.
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Either someone buys it or it goes out of business.
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Anyways, my heart goes out to this little dumb crab.
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Heart goes out to all those who've lost loved ones.
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"We test every single drone that goes out," says Bry.
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He just goes out there and plays the same way.
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My heart goes out to her family, friends & fans. xo.
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My heart goes out to his family & his close friends.
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My heart goes out to his family, friends and fans.
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Realism goes out the window in the name of fun.
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The glitching goes out of control, and then it's over.
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That advice goes out the window with supply chain attacks.
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Finally, she goes out to bring the man a beer.
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My heart goes out to him, because I definitely understand.
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"My heart goes out to this lovely lady," he wrote.
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C. goes out for a massage ($100 plus $25 tip).
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My heart goes out to all the poor animals too.
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That's what you get when really bad journalism goes out.
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My heart goes out to Cassius Marsh out in Seattle.
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My heart goes out to his fans, friends and family.
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When she's not "supporting Granny," she goes out to dinner.
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My heart goes out to Tom, Mia and Lisa's family.
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"My heart goes out to all the victims," Kincaid said.
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If one prop goes out, the drone could still fly.
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You hear a loud fizzle, and the power goes out.
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"Harry, my heart really goes out to you," Payne wrote.
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My heart goes out to his children, friends and family.
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He wants to be booed, even as he goes out.
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"Bang Gang" goes out of its way to avoid stereotyping.
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DeWine is said "my heart goes out to the victims" .
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" Forbort said, "I think everyone goes out there and competes.
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She goes out for a walk and runs into Tobin.
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This song goes out to the banana that got away.
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Before he goes out he could say a little prayer.
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Once the flame goes out, you are left with ASHES.
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Tom and Kate, my heart goes out to you both.
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" "My heart goes out to the family, all of DHS.
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" "They dump the panels, then everybody goes out of business.
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And now our music critic goes out on a limb.
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And goes out and reaches people all over this country.
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My heart goes out to Braden's family and colleagues. -H
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Our deepest sympathy goes out to Richard's family and friends.
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It goes out, he said, to 542 people, including Mourinho.
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His childishness is like a light that never goes out.
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She goes out, she says whatever she wants to say.
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All the money he gets goes out of the island.
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Midge hops on stage when Joel's club jukebox goes out.
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At 97, she goes out for dinner nearly every night.
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"My heart goes out to the victims and their families."
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" "My heart goes out to anyone touched by this bigotry.
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Then Miller happens, and your patience goes out the window.
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Anyone who goes out knows that dancing can feel revolutionary.
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Every now and then, one goes out of its path.
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Gomez often goes out of her way to interact with fans.
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And my heart goes out to all his family and friends.
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" Baity, he adds, "goes out of his way to help people.
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So, our perception is Jack goes out, he does listening tours.
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My heart goes out to the family for their tragic loss.
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When they go down, the fight goes out of the underlings.
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I certainly, my heart goes out to everyone in South Bend.
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The competitor, unable to beat the price, goes out of business.
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Boats sit unused, and Jiménez rarely goes out to sea now.
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My heart goes out to the people in the Keys, though.
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So it kind of goes out one pocket and into another.
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When the power goes out, that sense of comfort quickly disappears.
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This award goes out to my beautiful island of Puerto Rico.
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Spontaneity goes out the window, but planning can be made sexy.
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All that goes out the window with a little testing, however.
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Yeah, HBO goes out of its way to put that out.
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"Chris, my heart goes out to both of them," she said.
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"My heart goes out to family and the kids," says Johnson.
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He goes out of his way to make people feel special.
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Because the badass, moto-inspired look never goes out of style.
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"Everything goes out the window," she said of their current income.
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"My heart goes out to the people in the Keys," Gov.
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My heart goes out to you in a time like this!!!
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My heart goes out to his family and those he loved.
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My heart just really goes out to Teresa and the kids.
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"No, the singer who goes out with Justin Timberlake," Smith declared.
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And it goes out to anybody who votes against gay rights.
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He goes out for several days and sees the story emerge.
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"A well-spoken person never goes out of style," says Taylor.
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Because when one goes out to eat in Paris... Sheer perfection.
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But here's something that never goes out of style: managerial authority.
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My heart goes out to all the women struggling to conceive.
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If the power goes out, that's a different ball game altogether.
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Ruiz takes, and it nicks the top bar and goes out.
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"My heart goes out to all Iowans," Richmond wrote on Twitter.
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The track goes out of its way to cultivate younger fans.
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When the business goes out of the neighborhood, that's the neighborhood.
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My heart goes out to Felicity, Bill Macy and their family.
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And his heart goes out to them, as does everybody's heart.
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At times, Morris goes out of his way to pillory Germany.
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Everything that goes out to the public is sourced or attributed.
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" Alison Sweeney "My heart goes out to his friends and family.
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K. goes out for the night, comes back around 229 a.m.
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He usually goes out in search of people willing to pose.
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And when emotions take over, reason usually goes out the window.
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As the air goes out, let that whole ugly ball evaporate.
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That way, food will last longer if the power goes out.
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"There Is A Light That Never Goes Out" by The Smiths
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My heart goes out to everybody in our city right now.
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And I don't go out with him every time he goes out.
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"My heart goes out to anyone this situation has affected," he wrote.
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"I am one that goes out and plays my game," Carter said.
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My heart goes out to [his wife] Barbara and the entire family.
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"My heart goes out to this lovely lady," he captioned the post.
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Then, the officer goes out to the street and activates his camera.
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"My heart goes out to women who do this alone," she said.
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And to back up that requirement, it actually goes out and checks.
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He listens, he goes out and listens to people in rural areas.
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Google talks about how it goes out and maps its own data.
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She then went on to say her "heart goes out" to him.
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A man goes out to dinner and realizes he'd like a companion.
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My heart goes out to Annabel and the entire Bowlen family. pic.twitter.
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" He added that he doesn't believe Davidson "goes out to offend people.
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" He continued on Cubby & Carolina: "My heart goes out to Christina's family.
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My heart goes out to Jane over the loss of her brother.
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My heart and my love goes out to her and them all.
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CLIP: Power at Senate #CIA confirmation hearing goes out right after Sen.
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He goes out there, throws strikes, challenges guys, he's fun to watch.
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My heart goes out to everyone affected by this morning&aposs shooting.
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This is the fire that neither goes out nor warms the room.
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The stray electron, the tweet that just goes out a 5 a.m.
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All of my love and heart goes out to all of you!
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For Japandroids, that legendary fire is a light that never goes out.
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"I'm amazed when he goes out there every fifth day," Collins said.
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My sympathy goes out to anybody making a biopic of a writer.
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Our heart goes out to the family and friends of Mollie Tibbetts.
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But all that goes out the window when you call tech support.
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At least we can hope it goes out on a high note.
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"We'll see more after he goes out there and throws," Roberts said.
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And they respect anybody who goes out there and talks the truth.
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When he goes out socially, he usually eats a puréed meal beforehand.
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"My gratitude goes out to the entire Florida Keys community," she said.
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I hope when the swelling goes out it will be much better.
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This goes out, I'm sorry to say, more to men than women.
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She loves leopard print, marveling that it never goes out of style.
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"My heart goes out to patients because they feel stigmatized," he said.
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Crossed back in, it misses everyone, though, and goes out to Nigeria.
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Dustin Jones must navigate an obstacle course every time he goes out.
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Honorable mention goes out to the powerful little Rode NT-USB Mini.
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"My heart goes out to @ValerieHarper and her husband Tony," Asner wrote.
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This message goes out to the CEO Louis Carey Camilleri of FERRARI !!
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The pitcher I am now, he goes out there and he dominates.
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"My heart goes out to the people in the Keys," he said.
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My heart goes out to the Cummings family during this difficult time.
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My love goes out to my friend Michael and the whole family.
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"She never overthinks anything; she just goes out and plays," Auriemma said.
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But now he goes out of his way to support American jobs.
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Yet every December, all that heartfelt advice often goes out the window.
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If one goes out, you'll still have light from the other bulb.
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My heart goes out to the victims of violence, whatever the source.
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My heart goes out to his family and all of his fans.
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My heart goes out to his family and all who loved him!
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My heart goes out to his family.. Rest in peace Magic Mike ❤️.
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My heart goes out to his family, friends and fans around the globe.
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My heart goes out to my good friend Fred and all his family.
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My heart goes out to her family and to all she has touched.
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My heart goes out to her family and to all she has touched.
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Then he goes out and he feels inspired to do his work again.
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All of that goes out the door and you just instantly feel connected.
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My heart goes out to the families of those who lost their lives.
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He's back on the air tonight and my heart goes out to him.
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Additionally, when you're sleep-deprived, your objectivity "goes out the window," writes Lederle.
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No army, hopefully, ever goes out; no army, fingers crossed, ever gets in.
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Not this bullshit styrofoam slop that goes out a lot of the time.
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My heart goes out to them, because this is an eReader for nobody.
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When the other airline fails to keep up, it goes out of business.
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"My heart goes out to his family, friends and all of his fans."
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And what happens is that the president goes out and says something crazy.
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Once they arrive, reality goes out the window and stuff gets weird... fast.
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"All of that goes out the door and you just feel instantly connected."
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My thanks goes out to my loyal and devoted audiences around the world.
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My heart goes out to his family, friends and all of his fans.
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She said that she hardly ever goes out, socializing mainly with her family.
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Her heart goes out to the families who were affected by the shooting.
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My heart goes out to everyone who has been affected by this tragedy.
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The penultimate episode of Homeland season 6 goes out with a literal bang.
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My love goes out to his family…especially his brother Ryan, my friend.
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Dan Ozzi just called a girl that he goes out with long distance.
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There's an old train line that goes out into the middle of nowhere.
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But like everything in fitness, what goes out of fashion eventually comes back.
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You're not with somebody that long, and it just goes out the window.
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That she goes out and occasionally has a drink, because that's not illegal.
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It is not like in the Hamptons, where everyone goes out every night.
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He raises the bar, and then he goes out and raises it again.
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"My heart goes out to our team who cared for him like family."
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If he goes out and says 'The President thinks this,' that means something.
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The same thing happens, of course, when a company goes out of business.
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And Melissa Clark's recipe for classic shrimp scampi never goes out of style.
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If the bank goes out of business, you'll still get your money back.
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The affordable Adidas Superstar is a classic that never goes out of style.
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When she goes out into these villages, she can give it to women.
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My heart goes out to the students, teachers and parents in Santa Clarita.
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My love goes out to his family...especially his brother Ryan, my friend.
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"My heart goes out to this lovely lady..." Ja Rule wrote on Instagram.
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"My heart goes out to the people in the Keys," said Florida Gov.
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And as the saying goes, out with the old, in with the young.
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My heart of course goes out to the victims of this latest attack.
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If a school goes out of business, as Corinthian did, that can qualify.
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Then his hearing goes out completely, and he starts bleeding from his nose.
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Our usual fixation on healthy eating and calorie-counting goes out the window.
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Big GiganticThis one goes out to all my bros at Alpha Delta Phi.
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There's no electricity, too much traffic, but everybody goes out and dances anyways.
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You know, once the music goes out, everybody can use it for anything.
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That will help your food stay fresh longer if the power goes out.
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When it involves solving an unsolvable puzzle, good sense goes out the window.
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She goes out on top, with the No. 1 ranking in women's doubles.
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He goes out for pastries and doesn't come back until the next day.
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" "She goes out and says: 'I love women, I'm going to help women.
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London never goes out of style, especially for travelers from the United States.
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My heart goes out to the people that are going to be affected.
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My heart goes out to the people that are going to be affected.
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My heart goes out to the people that are going to be infected.
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When she goes out, it's only to go food shopping or to exercise.
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My heart goes out to the Bryant family during this incredibly difficult time.
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And then there will be a report that goes out for public comment.
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My husband goes out to the balcony to take photos while I shower.
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The takeaway: If your pipe goes out, you're talking more than you're listening.
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You are a brazier that goes out in the cold, he tells her.
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" Trump added that Bolton "goes out and IMMEDIATELY writes a nasty & untrue book.
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Like electricity on a city block, service goes out everywhere, including the brain.
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The deal also goes out of the way to protect fossil fuel companies.
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After the attack, he is seen flinching and then goes out of view.
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This is one of those pieces that truly never goes out of style.
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He goes out of his way to voice his hostility to Steve Bannon.
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And the money goes out — salt for the roads, fire truck maintenance, toner.
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"He goes out there, he locks in and he focuses in," Robinson said.
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That plan pretty much goes out the window the second he meets Dory.
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All of the gas goes out the south end, not the north end.
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And who's gonna believe Kirstjen Nielsen when she goes out to do that?
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A nominal annual amount goes out automatically to both parties to maintain dialogue.
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Perfection goes out the window, and the more you screw up, the better.
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"My heart goes out to everyone here who has lost a home and my heart goes out to the family that perished yesterday in the fire," Sergeant Henry Bravo of the sheriff's office told evacuees at a community meeting on Saturday.
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When things get hot, just delete the number and it goes out of service.
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When things get hot, just delete the number and it goes out of service.
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She goes out in the hall to talk and is out there for awhile.
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One dad goes out to a mountain on the anniversary of his son's death.
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But it makes her even more interesting because she's the one who goes out.
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"When the orange alert goes out, we close the water-tight doors," Stempfel said.
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Song of the Deep goes out of its way to make you feel small.
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Send a text that goes out to 120,000 other farmers and crowdsource the answer.
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Because now, of course, it's literally just a keystroke and it goes out. Right.
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Without this exon, exon 51 goes out of whack too, making dystrophin production impossible.
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Stories are powerful tools, as Westworld goes out of its way to remind us.
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Now he takes his phone with him every time he goes out to sea.
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It's kind of ironic that that would happen the one time he goes out.
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She goes out into very unusual places and sees things other people don't see.
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Hotel guests gather in the lobby after the power goes out in the hotel.
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"I think that, you know, my heart goes out to him, actually," Perry continued.
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When he goes out with friends, he's quick to cover the tab, he says.
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The next edition goes out tomorrow, and it's not too late to sign up.
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Ser Davos goes out of his way to rescue Gendry from this humdrum life.
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It's this ideal laissez-faire system where money comes and goes out of nowhere.
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He's been there forever … he goes out and he says negative things about me.
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My heart goes out to you and your keepers; may you rest in peace.
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Shah noted that an advance team goes out ahead of all scheduled presidential teams.
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This announcement specifically goes out to Lady Gaga and a random lady at IKEA.
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It can alert you if your key goes out of range of your phone.
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Emma Garland This one goes out to every member of the straight through crew.
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When a man goes out to search, he often brings his wife and kids.
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His heart goes out to these kids because he had a difficult childhood too.
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His heart goes out to these kids because he had a difficult childhood, too.
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Oscar fashion fads come and go, but true love never goes out of style.
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Next, let's look at the combination of what goes out with what comes in.
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Shirley is a mortician who constantly goes out of her way to help others.
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It goes out of its way to welcome visitors, Muslim and non-Muslim alike.
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We he goes out, every time we have to make them pay for that.
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This stuff goes out of our heads because we get back in the groove.
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"My heart goes out to the victims and their families in London," he tweeted.
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"Everything ... completely goes out the window if Marine Le Pen is elected," Shapiro says.
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He rarely goes out, as it hurts to be on his crutches too long.
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And lastly, Adriana Lima proves a bright red lip never goes out of style!
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Bobbie's unit goes out on places like the surface of Ganymede or into space.
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"I hope Bernie goes out gracefully," said Helen Satorius, a retired high school counselor.
|
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"My heart goes out to his wife," one fan, a long-distance trucker, wrote.
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Of course, that all goes out the window if humans become an interplanetary species.
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The camera soon goes out of focus as the men free the other kids.
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My heartfelt thanks goes out to the security team at Dancing with the Stars.
|
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And we know what happens to a crowded trade when the tide goes out.
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"It's modern but timeless — space-savvy never goes out of style in New York."
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" Some people even booed when DeWine said, "My heart goes out to the victims.
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We'll tailor it to where he's comfortable when he goes out on the field.
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My heart goes out to her family, friends and brothers in Lies in Stone.
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Then everybody goes out on the boat, jumps in the water and someone dies.
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He's pretty mainstream, he goes out with the most famous woman in the world.
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He very quietly goes out and helps people and doesn't tell anybody about it.
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He's a mess, so he goes out and he says negative things about me.
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My heart goes out to those who this fire has taken so much from.
|
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I found it really interesting to think about this thing that goes out there.
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My heart goes out to people that want to improve their lot in life.
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This one goes out to anyone who has ever struggled to finish a race.
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My heart goes out to them, as well as to Georgina and the children.
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But if we have a Republican president, all of that goes out the window.
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Bad knees and frail health mean she goes out rarely, not even to vote.
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"In the meantime, my heart goes out to anyone facing a crisis," Pai said.
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"Who goes out and spends $2,000 on a set of breasts?" one juror says.
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Trump just goes out and shoots his mouth, as he has from Day 1.
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"Goes out for a while?" could be referring to getting out of the house.
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"My heart goes out to the Cummings family during this difficult time," Gabbard wrote.
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Logic goes out the window, coordination is a no show, emotional stability is mixed.
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My heart goes out to those of you who suffer like this without support.
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He just goes out and do what he's supposed to do, no matter what.
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"My heart goes out to everyone, all the animals we have lost," she said.
|
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E goes out before me and I quickly shower and look decent for breakfast.
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"To say the least, my heart goes out to you," Mr. Kelly told them.
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Unless someone goes out of his way to try to make one do so.
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But "Parasite" goes out of its way to suggest we're all suffering under it.
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He goes out there, calms you down, and tries to get your mind right.
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Experts especially implore homeowners to not use generators indoors when their power goes out.
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If things don't pick up in the talks, that timeline goes out the window.
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DOJ goes out of its way to avoid publicly discussing investigations close to election.
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This is a ballet, courtesy of Balanchine, that really goes out with a bang.
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And certainly nothing goes out without her, you know, putting her imprimatur on it.
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"When the power goes out, people die," said Ms. Kennedy, the former state official.
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"All the normal left-right stuff just goes out the window," Mr. Clement said.
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The color pretty much goes out of Cersei's wardrobe, which turns drab and dark.
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It's nice for the audience that he goes out on this high, if you will.
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Either way, your work only goes out to people who've signed up to receive it.
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As the tide goes out, a big population of undocumented migrants is being left behind.
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Your first initial reaction is your heart really goes out to the victim and family.
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While I'm doing that, Nanna goes out to pick up some Chinese takeout for dinner.
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This goes out to up to five emergency contact numbers pre-programmed into the phone.
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"Our deepest sympathy goes out to everyone affected by this tragic event," the statement said.
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Everything that comes in and goes out of your home network goes through the router.
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Sara is more than twice my age, and she goes out more than I do.
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Are you a person who cooks a lot or goes out a lot of both?
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With all that negativity in the air, any chance of collaboration goes out the window.
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"My heart goes out to the family and loved ones of Mr. Jenkins," he said.
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In the frozen winter, the work is easier, so he goes out on his own.
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My parents don't feel like cooking, so my mom goes out to get chicken fingers.
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Powell goes out to meet Thore, and discovers piles of food containers in the car.
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" He added ... "My thanks goes out to my loyal and devoted audiences around the world.
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"Their retail environment goes out of its way to make you feel comfortable," said Lempert.
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My husband goes out for a run — he is way more disciplined than I am.
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My prayers goes out to one of the best to ever do it Craig Sager!!
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It's really a regular part of the job, and my heart goes out to them.
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There's only one way the Jersey Shore cast goes out — and it's with a bang.
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"Girl, You'll Be a Woman Soon" (1967) This one goes out to Diamond's female fanbase.
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My heart especially goes out to the families of those who did not return home.
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It also goes out of it's way to help keep newer players in the loop.
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Source: Shay Mitchell; Kevin Winter/Getty; Jim Spe Monochromatic makeup never goes out of style.
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"My heart goes out to anyone who was lucky enough to know Alexis," she wrote.
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"We recommend having a generator on hand in case your electricity goes out," said Lindsay.
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So when that same swim section goes on sale, all reason goes out the window.
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My heart goes out to all of you strong mamas who suffer through morning sickness.
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Narcos goes out of its way to endorse Murphy's sneering gringo sensibilities as its own.
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You don't realize how often you're picking them up and then your back goes out.
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The same applies to when she goes out or when she's just finished a set.
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Netflix just isn't a company that goes out and buys other companies to fuel growth.
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As a mother my heart goes out to Debbie Reynolds and her daughter Carrie Fisher.
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Do you want to see what happens when Dev goes out with a cocaine aficionado?
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He'll be the talk of the park when he goes out on his next walk.
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Engineers have restored power in some parts of Venezuela, but it often goes out again.
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My mother-in-law says that all the time: Denim never goes out of fashion.
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You know, what happens if the power goes out and you can't charge that device?
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"This is exactly what Yu needs to do when he goes out there," Banister said.
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When she goes out to dinner, it's usually with her boyfriend, trying a new restaurant.
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If he goes out in Washington, it's usually to the Trump hotel on Pennsylvania Avenue.
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In the episode, she goes out on a limb and asks Waterford what it means.
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My heart goes out to his wife Tanya and his children Brennan, Robin and Carter.
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When you get rid of the material that fuels a fire, the fire goes out.
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This reminder goes out to all the early-stage startup founders across Europe and beyond.
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"She goes out of her way to help the animals," Cornish said in the video.
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BREAKING: Power goes out at CES, the largest consumer electronics show in the world. pic.twitter.
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But after Escobar bombs the Cali wedding, even their cool calculation goes out the window.
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"I have an 18-year-old who goes out and takes night buses," she added.
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My heart goes out to the other mothers who are still aching for their children.
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But when I'm stressed and have lots of work on this goes out the window.
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My heart goes out to those people who feel like their bodies aren't good enough.
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The self-described "extreme meteorologist" actually goes out in search of tornadoes before they form.
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I admire her because she goes out there and travels to different states to speak.
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They don't want the responsibility of releasing someone who goes out and commits another offense.
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Because blitz torte has that delightful, old-fashioned charm that never goes out of style.
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One night, Bridget goes out with the father of her child and never comes home.
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My deepest sympathy and support goes out to the victims, the wounded, and their families.
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During the days he still goes out to canvass, where he earns $15 an hour.
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The air goes out of the room at times with Adora, and it has to.
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At least one of them goes out of their way to personally greet incoming guests.
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And when he goes out there and pitches, he has such a passion for baseball.
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When a buzzer sounds, the red light goes out and the green light goes on.
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Mr. McGinley called it Mr. Cho's anthem: "There Is a Light That Never Goes Out."
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There is no bank, no gas line, and the electricity sometimes goes out for hours.
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Their eyes were illuminated by that special light that goes out sometime in your teens.
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But all that stuff goes out the window when you're there and you're feeling it.
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Some people want to use them as a backup in case the power goes out.
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My heart goes out to friends in Houston and all those along the Gulf Coast.
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"When people think about the homeless crisis, sometimes humanity goes out the window," she said.
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My heart goes out to everyone suffering in Australia, all the animals that we've lost.
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The book gets printed and it goes out and they sell them, and that's it.
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Trader Joe's goes out of its way to bring unique international fare to its customers.
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If storm-related deaths are continuing, he said, his heart goes out to affected families.
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What if our largest customer goes out of business and takes our receivables with them?
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Our group goes out of its way to honor women and feminist activists at conventions.
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My mother goes out to Jamaican clubs — she's 62 — and nobody looks at her strange.
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I use my battery generators camping and around the house when the power goes out.
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But the investor sure goes out of his way to underpay himself for shareholders' benefit.
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My heart goes out to the families that have lost their near and dear ones.
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We feel like it's much better he plays rugby than goes out and eats beef.
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He goes out of his way to compare US assistance to EU aid to Ukraine.
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How an alert goes out The military shares all tracking and verification with civilian authorities.
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Footage shows officer placing drugs in trash; goes out to street, turns on camera, returns.
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If the funeral home goes out of business, your money is still there and available.
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"While my heart goes out to him [Scoble], it goes out more deeply to the women he has mistreated, and to his three children and particularly to his wife," the group's co-founder, Shel Israel, wrote in a blog post seen by CNBC on Oct.
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My heart goes out to anyone who has been sexually assaulted or harmed in any way.
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My heart goes out to the Gold family with the millions of Angelenos who loved him.
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J. goes out to buy a baguette at the 100-year-old bakery down the block.
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Most people would think I'm a kook, because my heart goes out to the captive macaws.
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" Usain Bolt: "Thought & prayers goes out to people of Manchester and all those who are affected.
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That's because the power goes out a lot, and they couldn't get it to work consistently.
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And while this is Olenna's last episode, she goes out with the most badass death scene.
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Nobody really goes out with the intention of getting blackout drunk, it usually just happens accidentally.
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I don't know if that's what he does with all the girls he goes out with.
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State governments stockpiled sandbags, pumps and generators, in case there's flooding or the power goes out.
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He then starts walking toward the plane's cabin, but eventually goes out of the camera's frame.
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A seasoned New Yorker understands the struggle of entertaining yourself when the signal goes out underground.
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" EA: Well that's a little intense, but you know Taylor, she "never goes out of style.
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Let's hope I eat my words, and this final season goes out on a triumphant note.
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Arguments turn unhealthy when all of the above goes out the window, and things turn ugly.
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When your rehab counselor goes out and overdoses however, it's an entirely different set of emotions.
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Here are some questions I hear on the regular: So nutrition just goes out the window?
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We make plans to hang out tomorrow before she goes out of town for two weeks.
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"My heart goes out to Ken's loving wife, Linda, and to their family," continues White's statement.
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That is what makes it fun when your offense goes out and scores a few runs.
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A: I have never been one of those people who goes out and buys expensive things.
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GINGRICH: I do a newsletter at Gingrich Productions that goes out twice a week for free.
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Hillmann said if the boss "goes out and buys a new Lamborghini," raise the red flag.
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He goes out clubbing and even spends the night with a Cuban girl at her place.
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A signal goes out to a machine that pumps out the corresponding "bits" of chemicals, i.e.
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The lippie shade never goes out of style, but not all crimson colors are created equal.
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Trump goes out of his way to attack the cast of Saturday Night Live for bias.
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This video goes out to anyone who's ever sat through a pointless meeting at work 21.
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Creativity is paramount at hotels when supply trucks do not arrive or the power goes out.
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In the middle of the night, the power goes out, casting the apartment into hot darkness.
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I know it doesn't spoil literally, but figuratively it does because fashion goes out of style.
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" She continued: "My heart goes out to all of the women affected by these gross actions.
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But Narcos goes out of its way to endorse Murphy's sneering gringo sensibilities as its own.
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The first two project through 2050, but the Nature Climate Change paper goes out to 2100.
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"My heart goes out to Jane over the loss of her brother," Reiner tweeted on Friday.
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Nicola essentially goes out of her way to make herself miserable, bringing Frank along with her.
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"Any time he goes out like that, it's not a good time," Staal said of Lundqvist.
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I've got gloves, but what I've just learned is all the waste that goes out there.
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Similarly, there's a special key you can use to open the dispenser if power goes out.
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And if the power goes out... You know that half-finish cyborg sitting in your workshop?
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When Kylie goes out to brunch, she's a fan of Le Pain Quotidien's powdered sugar waffles.
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The game's marketing goes out of it's way to let players know how hard it is.
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My heart goes out to the IDPs killed during the suicide bombings at Dikwa IDP camp.
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"This goes out to the heartless bitch that stole my fucking kid from me," he begins.
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They have their sister, brother, receptionist, or somebody who goes out and does all these findings.
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Candle Meditation Once the power grid goes out, you're only a few minutes away from annihilation.
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In the comics, Michonne goes out to sea for awhile and comes back every few months.
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When a family goes out for burgers, the meat represents more emissions than the car ride.
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Three top executives could get nearly $2322 million each if the company goes out of business.
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Clinton goes out of her way to show that most of her initiatives are paid for.
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Plus, when a single bulb goes out, the remaining lights on the strand will stay lit.
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Which is not to say this painstaking work goes out the window when things get wild.
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"My God, my God ... How my heart goes out for this dear congregation," one person wrote.
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In either case, even if the bank goes out of business, you'll get your money back.
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Granted, there will be other drugs once heroin goes out of style; teenagers will always experiment.
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She'll stay with Priscilla and keep her safe, if Flora goes out and lives her life.
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She never tweets and goes out there and calls out the league and stuff like that.
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In fact, the script goes out of its way to refute the philosophy of Into Darkness.
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The lights are "continuous on" so that if one bulb goes out, the others stay on.
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Fruit, granola bars, that stuff goes out in a second, we can't stock it fast enough.
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Just to go back to the whole notion of how text goes out into the world.
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Adieu Peter, it was great knowing you…my heart goes out to your family and children.
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" And former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton wrote on Twitter: "My heart goes out to Paris.
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Why not build tech that goes out there and finds out and responds on its own?
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" Following that interview, Mr. Baldwin wrote on Twitter, "my heart goes out to all such victims.
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The 5-Hour Energy spokesman said his heart goes out to everyone affected by the coronavirus.
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And if that message goes out to others like him, that's a victory for these families.
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"My heart truly goes out to everyone on the front lines of this virus," Ellis says.
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I work for a great company that goes out of its way for its employees' comfort.
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My great appreciation goes out to the professionals, who work hard to do whatever is needed.
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My heart goes out to the people in Houston and all those along the Gulf Coast.
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We rock-paper-scissors to see who tidies up and who goes out to get snacks.
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I'm one of the guys who goes out there and puts his (body) on the line.
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In her spare time, she goes out to trivia nights, watches movies with friends, and reads.
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My heart goes out to his family -- I can't imagine what they're going through right now.
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You pretty much have an idea what you're going to get when he goes out there.
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After all, longing for the broody best friend next door never goes out of style. Emma.
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He has a small handful of friends that he texts regularly, but he rarely goes out.
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The same happens when that tenant returns from work or goes out with friends for dinner.
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But no coach goes out on top, and there is this other, evolving life of his.
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The streets are filled with decades-old bicycles and cars, and the electricity goes out frequently.
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" Reid said: "My heart goes out to the families that are victims of this senseless violence.
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So we keep account of how much comes in and how much goes out every day.
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"He goes out on the stump in 1948 and becomes 'give 'em hell Harry,' " Perry said.
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"The ball goes out here but that's not really my focus," he said through an interpreter.
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When he behaves, word goes out that she or her husband, Jared Kushner, had his ear.
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" The singer added: "My thanks goes out to my loyal and devoted audiences around the world.
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If the power goes out, be aware of extreme temperatures and how they can affect you.
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When a chain goes out of business, it's usually because it has run out of money.
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My heart goes out to everyone suffering in Australia, all the animals that we&aposve lost.
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Yet Lake goes out of his way to say that, pace Trump, Rice did nothing illegal.
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It just goes out into the world and it's gone — and you're gone in some way.
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I can't imagine the horrors she has experienced, and my heart truly goes out to her.
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The grandmother spends her days watching the children while their mother goes out looking for work.
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There is a sudden interest in feminist art, and then it quickly goes out of fashion.
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Importantly, Sukeban goes out of its way to show us that Dorothy is open and loved.
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" As another person said, "My heart goes out to all of the Zoo Family at this time.
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Basically, the characters discover that if the dragon's fire goes out, the magic disappears from their world.
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Although she goes out of her way to help others, her own personal life is a mess.
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"He comes home from work, goes out to the garage and tinkers with guns," the lawyer said.
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My heart goes out to anyone that&aposs lost a child to a terrible crime like that.
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He's occasionally recognized when he goes out with his kids, both by restaurant staff and fellow diners.
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" Gretchen Carlson also tweeted, writing, "My heart goes out to @donlemon for the loss of his sister.
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But that doesn&apost excuse anybody who goes out there and get in people&aposs face physically.
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I've learned that mixing high end pieces with low end pieces never ever goes out of style.
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However, Grey's Anatomy goes out of its way to actually make viewers empathize with the Ortho God.
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All of my love and hopes for solace goes out to his loved ones and our community.
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Today, I am working on a weekly assignment, the e-news that goes out on Thursday mornings.
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He's worked really hard and it shows up when he goes out there and plays really well.
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Our sincere thanks goes out to those citizens who helped pitch in to clean up as well.
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"With all the media coverage, I think people will recognize her whenever she goes out," he continues.
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Restaurant on Main Street goes out of business, gets replaced by another one, same number of jobs.
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As it stands, refs could be getting placement wrong by several yards when a punt goes out.
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And this time, you might actually get to buy one before the hardware goes out of style.
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When DeMar DeRozan goes out of the game, he knows he has to produce and he did.
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CDP's request for information to each company goes out under the signature of 822 major institutional investors.
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As soon as judgments are made, defenses go up, and willingness to bond goes out the window.
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"This is exactly what Yu needs to do when he goes out there," manager Jeff Banister said.
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Whatever happens between major powers must not "leave us on the beach when the tide goes out".
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"My heart goes out to those poor, poor parents," Meadow's father, Andrew Pollack, tells the Miami Herald.
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She then goes out of her way to unnecessarily assure him the nudity wasn't sexual for her.
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The economy slows down, the bad businesses goes out of business, the good businesses stay in business.
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And our thanks goes out to all the first responders and citizens who took action to help.
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When your girlfriend goes out of town and tells you "don't forget to feed our cat." pic.twitter.
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If death is actually inevitable for her, maybe she should get to choose how she goes out.
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Meanwhile, a meth dealer is strapped when he goes out to sell 500 pesos' ($10 USD) worth.
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They all have some things in common: aliens arrive, and humanity goes out and blows them up.
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The government goes out of its way to play up the personal benefit Davis received in return.
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Considering Disney+ hasn't even launched yet—it goes out to consumers tomorrow—those numbers are pretty impressive.
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"You can almost tell when he goes out there, he's got that confidence about him," Loney said.
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"When Britain goes out, a lot of firms will have to relocate in Europe," Ms. Pécresse said.
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Fuchs goes out cruising at night, returning with fresh welts and bruises that don't dampen his exuberance.
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But Chinese hot pot chain Haidilao goes out of its way to make single diners feel pampered.
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Joao Doria said Wednesday that "our solidarity goes out to the families of the victims," Reuters reported.
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When I go and sit down to write a poem, all of that goes out the window.
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One goes out into the woods to make a new society, or simply to be left alone.
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There are some bars and old friends he "avoids" now, but he still goes out clubbing regularly.
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Whenever my family goes out to dinner, the restaurateur gets some money, and we get a meal.
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Nobody goes out and furnishes an entire apartment in one day, and then that's how they live.
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These stylists already create an "outfit card" around each item that goes out in a client's box.
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A potent beam of highly concentrated light, he said, "goes out into space," avoiding the trespassing issue.
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"You don't know how anything is going to be perceived until it goes out," Ms. Comer said.
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"He has been essentially perfect every time he goes out there, and we've wasted it," Bruce said.
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I go for a short run and a workout at home while my husband goes out cycling.
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On occasions when he goes out in daylight, he is confident that no one will recognize him.
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"My heart goes out to those people who feel like their bodies aren't good enough," she said.
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"My absolute respect goes out to anyone running a retail store, because of the complexities," Fox says.
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How when he goes out to play hockey, it's always best when he's just in the zone.
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If the save ever goes out of fashion, Alderson said, the value attached to it will change.
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She's in none of the meetings and she just goes out without talking, without having the facts.
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When I'm out running, my right foot goes out from under me, then comes back into position.
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The same amount of money comes into the United States that goes out of the United States.
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When the tide goes out, some residents relax on the skinny beach along Vernon by 31st Avenue.
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Each time the company goes out to ask for more money, though, investors fight for the opportunity.
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"There is a lot of work we have to do before the money goes out our door."
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Every time a new issue comes in, it goes out to every store with a standing order.
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Mr. Trump goes out of his way to attack the cast of "Saturday Night Live" for bias.
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"My heart goes out to her," Representative Debbie Dingell, Democrat of Michigan, said on CNN on Thursday.
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While he often stays late at work, he says he goes out drinking with clients only occasionally.
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Because mister had to go out, mister spends... He spends everything on champagne, when he goes out [...].
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Most days, Dean goes out fishing and calls about his catch; it goes on that night's menu.
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His job is to grow every dollar that comes in and track every dollar that goes out.
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"Nobody goes out when it's really cold, at least I wouldn't," said the life-long Bangor resident.
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Blair, reeling from a breakup with her longtime boyfriend, gets drunk and goes out partying with Chuck.
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If so, then consider the gift that never goes out of style: planning for a child's financial future.
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My heart goes out to her children, I hope they can find some peace despite this tragic event.
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A journalist must be satisfied that the source's information is solid before it goes out to the public.
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"My heart goes out to her family and friends and to everyone who loved and cared about her."
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Word goes out now is not the good time to buy a car, and it starts circling around.
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"My heart goes out to Luann during this difficult time," Tinsley Mortimer said in a statement to PEOPLE.
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When a dealer with a server goes out of business, it hands over that server to the ATF.
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When Ana goes out for drinks, after promising Christian she wouldn't, Sawyer immediately tells on her to Christian.
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The group goes out for dinner at an Italian restaurant as he stays behind, bracing himself for Jen.
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The pup goes out, I take a shower, the diary gets written, and lights go out at 10.
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Sometimes when you put so much effort into self-care, it's like it goes out into a void.
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One of the gamest competitors on the UFC's book, the Stockton native always goes out on his shield.
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My heart goes out to her family and friends and to everyone who loved and cared about her.
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"My heart again goes out to the victims — those families don't have the luxury I have," he said.
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Not all denim trends last, but there's one that never goes out of style: A good jean jacket.
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My heart goes out to the poor research assistant embedded in that car seat in such humid weather.
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But the trick is to already be there when the e-mail goes out, otherwise a line forms.
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Plus, it's Kardashian's prerogative when she goes out, for how long, and with whom she leaves the baby.
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When a fellow inpatient at your rehab goes out and overdoses, you're prone to sadness but not surprise.
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I definitely don't think he goes out to offend people, but unfortunately that's what happened in this case.
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It goes out of its way to take longer so that passengers can get eight hours of rest.
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We are thinking of Zach and his family and support from our entire organization goes out to them.
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And Kemp goes out there last night and he's a powder puff and he doesn't take Clinton on.
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"Every time I see a hurricane in the news, my heart goes out to those people" Lata said.
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"My heart goes out to everyone who is affected by this," a neighbor of the victim told WNEP.
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But when you freeze a bubble in a frigid room, all that order quickly goes out the window.
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In each episode of the series, Savage goes out and builds something, consulting with other experts and builders.
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So we need to protect ourselves and lift each other up… This goes out to ALL my women.
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Even when he goes out to dinner, he doesn't rush to pick up the tab for the points.
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The very first scene in The Force Awakens even goes out of its way to make you laugh.
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Marie goes out with her casual sexy buddy as Sara goes to watch The Breakfast Club at Riley's.
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Still money never goes out of style — and we'd say Kardashian-West Khristmas 2017 was a smashing success.
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Even if it's not a Landeskog-level name, you'd have to assume he goes out and gets something.
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He goes out into Maine's chilly waters year-round, pulling his catch from the depths of Casco Bay.
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Yet, all of their feminist righteousness goes out of the window as soon as their friend is accused.
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The hardwire connection is more reliable and acts as a fail-safe if the Wi-Fi goes out.
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WHEN SHE STILL CHOSE TO MATCH Just because you're almost naked doesn't mean styling goes out the window.
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A country that goes out into the world to build relationships with old friends and new allies alike.
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When I see anyone, particularly young people, struggling through a difficult period, my heart goes out to them.
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Even on one of Hollywood's biggest nights, Tom Hanks still goes out of his way for his pals.
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Dean goes out of his way to shoot down these claims, citing his own research of Britton's papers.
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"My heart very much goes out to the families that don't even get an adequate diagnosis," he said.
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" "I wanted to learn tennis, and he goes out and he's never played before and just beats me.
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None of these variations goes out of style — and there's certainly no reason to mess with a classic.
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But with yet another quick snap, that lantern goes out, and the rats scurry towards their second helping.
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My utmost admiration goes out to his victims for speaking out, and I wish them peace and healing.
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In his concurring opinion in Pereira, Kennedy goes out of his way to amplify both sets of concerns.
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Each of these has a submenu of options—choose one and a warning goes out to other users.
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It's boldness, it's artsy-ness, the chinoiserie, which is like English tartan — it never goes out of fashion.
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He goes out of his way to admit much of the truth of the current neo-Garrisonian scholarship.
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"Every time a prescription goes out the door, we are taping dollar bills to that prescription," he said.
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But I think the value of a player that goes out there and plays every day is big.
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The "The Goldfinch" actor's look proved that a black-on-black outfit truly never goes out of style.
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In the comics, Michonne goes out to sea for a while after having a tough time of things.
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A work of art goes out there, and there's a stream that activates and widens the communal imagination.
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"I've known Steve for probably close to 25 years and my heart goes out to him," Silver said.
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Of course, Iggy's doing great now, still goes out and performs and he's been clean a long time.
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I'm the crazy mom that goes out and buys my 16-year-old condoms, cock rings, and lube.
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Maybe he'd had a bad day, or maybe alcohol does that to him every time he goes out.
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"Many times, when a business goes out, you can expect a temple to come in," Ms. Kasten said.
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That spec then goes out to engineers who can see what the client wants, build it and voila!
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A text goes out announcing last call for coffee and that the power cords are being pulled up.
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"Not a single work goes out the door without being hand signed by Peter Max," Mr. Nikas said.
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Until it goes out of stock, Amazon is selling the previous 2017 Kindle Oasis for $200 ($50 off).
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In the event a bank goes out of business, this insurance guarantees you will get your money back.
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Now that you have that, you can ask: How much money comes in and goes out each month?
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"Our heart goes out to Alyssa, her family and all those that were injured yesterday," Chief Aubry said.
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With the door closed, how can you test if an automatic light in a room actually goes out?
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He goes out on stage, but instead of doing his regular act, he's got this horse groomer's tune.
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Also, pens and tables don't fail when the power goes out, and they can't be hacked from Moscow.
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The only downside to this wireless charging table is that it frequently goes out of stock on Amazon.
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"If Brex goes out of business, customers' money will be safe," the company writes in a press statement.
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It's like Warren Buffett said, 'you only find out who is swimming naked when the tide goes out'.
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"There's always this thing, 'Oh yeah, nobody goes out of Mom's basement, you're all trolls,'" Cernovich was saying.
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My heart goes out to Justice Kavanaugh's family for being forced to endure this ridiculous treatment once again.
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In an amazing way, the first thing that goes out the window is the trope of a woman.
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He goes out of the door and he's not sure he will come back alive an hour later.
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I am probably the only member of the Food department who goes out to dinner on Valentine's Day.
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He said the root of the word is "vigilance," and that's something that never goes out of style.
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Watch what happens when a defense goes out of its way to prevent Rubio from shooting the ball.
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Nowadays, a kid goes out wearing black clothes and black fingernails and no one looks twice at him.
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The most surprising thing she's learned after 16 years of running a candy empireCandy never goes out of style.
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The CME's Fed tracker goes out to September, where it sees just a 32.5 percent possibility of another move.
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She put even more women in harms way and then she goes out and says, 'Oh I love women.
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One day, my husband goes out to get lunch for us and comes back with sushi from Whole Foods.
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My heart goes out to the victims and I can understand why Brian and the others are feeling angry.
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I said a few starts ago he goes out there with the weight of 24 guys on his shoulders.
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"It's Oscar de la Renta, a sweetheart, strapless, fitted, and then just kind of goes out," Sigler tells PEOPLE.
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Once your story's complete, you tap "tweet all," and the entire thread goes out to the world at once.
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You just don't really have a way of knowing unless someone goes out of their way to tell you.
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"Everything we've worked on the past nine days goes out the window if we vote him out," Mike said.
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Once a year, a supervisor goes out with you to make sure you haven't picked up any bad habits.
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Hopefully he goes out and keeps us in the ball game and we have a chance to win again.
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My heart goes out to families that have suffered great loss and especially those that have lost loved ones.
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He goes out of his way to make people feel good about themselves and share his joy about life.
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But when my PMDD acts up, this all goes out the window because I love a good text evisceration.
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My empathy goes out to anyone who has been affected by the irresponsible and reprehensible misuse of REAL guns.
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Hughes goes out of his way to portray Zuckerberg as a normal, thoughtful guy, driven king-mad by competition.
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How about The Smiths' "There is a Light That Never Goes Out," admittedly a beautiful song that everyone loves.
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Once the ISS goes out of service, China potentially will be the only country with a permanent space presence.
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After all, The Last Jedi goes out of its way to remind us that Force ghosts are a thing.
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The moment happens, then she gets in the mirror, puts her accessories on and she goes out the door!
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"RIP Bro, My heart goes out to your family🙏🏽 ," he started his emotional post, before addressing the Angels.
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January goes out with a bang, thanks to the lunar eclipse shining across Leo and Aquarius on the 31st.
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" Khan added, "My heart goes out to this innocent child, and to the mother they have so tragically lost.
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When your internet goes out, resetting your wi-fi router and cable modem often seems to fix the problem.
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With Tuft & Needle, which sells mattresses for about $750, Darkstore charges them $20 for every mattress that goes out.
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A trader might type in a request for honey that goes out to all the beekeepers in the area.
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In fact, Mueller goes out of his way to be fair to the President, his family and his campaign.
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This one goes out to all you busy bees who claim you don't have time to pack yourselves lunch.
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Some of the group goes out on the town, but the rest of us head back to our apartment.
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What's more, when you're on the road, the concept of a 9-to-5 day goes out the window.
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Just after Thanksgiving 1953, Frank Olson, an Army scientist, goes out a window 13 floors onto the pavement below.
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It's created a product called the iSocket 3G — a power outlet that'll text you when the power goes out.
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Even my show at 10pm goes out to a wide range of people because of the time it's on.
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The NOAA likens CO2 to leaving bricks in a fireplace that still emit heat after a fire goes out.
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If this goes out, I will have some charge left in my laptop and then it will be incommunicado.
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Yeah, once it goes out the door and it's on someone else's servers ... They can do whatever they want.
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But this sequel goes out of its way to make fans of cooperative and solo challenges both feel welcome.
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Jack goes out to say goodbye to Rebecca — but she's already gone — only after teenage Kate leans on him.
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That all goes out the window for these guys as soon as Sinclair or some other conglomerate comes calling.
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Comey goes out of his way to say that the president isn't as tall as he thought he was.
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"My heart just goes out to the people of Orlando [and] the LGBT community there and nationwide," he said.
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Most notably, it includes a lamp-lock feature, meaning even if a bulb goes out, the rest stay on.
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When a resident's power goes out or basement takes on water, Ms. Middleton said, neighbors are quick to help.
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While those items are great for a cozy morning breakfast, they're not much good if the power goes out.
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My oldest son is 30, he goes out to the clubs, he goes, 'Pop, you won't believe this shit.
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Every time she goes out in my city I know she purposefully wears it in case she sees me.
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The phrases "NYC pride 2016" and "Our [heart] goes out to Orlando" are enclosed within those heart-shaped rainbows.
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Richards goes out on local television, says we're bringing jobs back to coal country, and people go absolutely berserk.
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When Ben Stiller attends a performance and goes out with them afterward, their fawning desperation isn't pretty to watch.
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If there's less money coming in compared to what goes out, how can you increase income or reduce expenses?
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"He mixes pitches well, goes in, goes out, up, down, changes your eye level," Rays outfielder Mallex Smith said.
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My heart goes out to the brave survivors who have the courage to come forward and share their story.
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Achilles' beloved Patroclus goes out in Achilles' armor and is killed by Hector, sparking an act of extraordinary vengeance.
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The first reaction goes out with love for the world's graceful agers … Others [are] the unexpected departures, the whoa!
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Two people look at each diary before it goes out, myself and one of the editors on our team.
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With the Cybertruck (or CYBRTRCK, as Musk styles it), all that refinement goes out the slightly spider-webbed window.
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On February 5th, Martin's birthday, Warren tweeted saying that her heart goes out to Martin's family on this day.
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So I haven't written it off because it's ad-supported, free television that goes out to all the homes.
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I've always been the person that goes out there and roars and screams and complains and cries and fights.
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One stuffed with seafood I found too concentrated, like the smell by the docks when the tide goes out.
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"For everybody, including myself, that goes out there on the floor, we have a job to do," Harris said.
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A staffer will spend the night and place ice around their cages in case the air conditioning goes out.
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It goes out of its way to make sure you're never bored or confused, and you probably won't be.
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Lincoln preached racial reconciliation while Trump goes out of his way to antagonize and denigrate anyone who isn't white.
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Our gratitude goes out to the first responders who took action to secure the base and keep people safe.
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Franklin Barbecue also goes out of its way to offer customers standing outside what you might call palliative care.
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This year Pyongyang has only invited a handful of diplomats and will control all the imagery that goes out.
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My heart goes out to the families and friends of the divers lost and the entire California diving community.
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Sometimes Raffan goes out alone on a lake at night, the stars of the Milky Way bright above him.
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The deal is also a testament to how "big" never goes out of style when it comes to projects.
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If your boss goes out of their way to embarrass you, then chances are that they don't like you.
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If the wifi goes out, I'd still be able to unlock the door for 24 hours, according to Google.
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If my wifi goes out for six seconds I go back to bed for the rest of the day.
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"I know that Hae's family is hurting and my heart goes out to them concerning her death," she tells PEOPLE.
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Grab the 38-millimeter Apple Watch Series 3 on sale for $199 before it goes out of stock for good.
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So Rudy Giuliani goes out there and says, well you know, he really should wrap this up by September 22018st.
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"My heart goes out to the families of the three people killed at Loughborough Junction station this morning," he added.
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To the extent that he actually goes out and does something shocking and terrible, he should, of course, be criticized.
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Google will pay to know when a menu changes, hours of operation shift or a restaurant goes out of business.
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Kim Jong Un even goes out of his way to look as much like his grandfather as he possibly can.
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My heart goes out to the victims, their families and the entire Annapolis community for this terrible and senseless tragedy.
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Everything we've been led to believe about her goes out the window the second her friend — and subordinate — is killed?
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We&aposll see if a portion goes out to the polls for other Republicans as a result of these routines.
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The Ab Fab brand the comic misadventures of two boozily dysfunctional middle-aged fashionistas apparently never goes out of style.
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I haven't stopped being that excited baby gay who goes out of her way to say "my girlfriend" in conversation.
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And it goes out of sight and we look at each other and go 'What in the fuck was that?
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My heart goes out to the Castile family and all the other families who have experienced this kind of tragedy.
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It's amazing how much everyone on this show goes out of their way to baby him when he acts out.
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Western games are driven by an internal logic until it comes to the guns, then logic goes out the window.
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"My heart goes out to everyone caught in the fires please stay safe and don't take unnecessary risks," he wrote.
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And just as she asks what the heck is going on, the power goes out and the elevator gets stuck.
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And my heart goes out to all those who lost loved ones or who are now recovering from serious injuries.
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When Taylor shared a throwback photo of herself and BFF Abigail because their friendship never goes out of style. 143.
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He doesn't just prepare delicious food over flames—he literally goes out of the frying pan, and into the fire.
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Instead, we rely on makeup to conceal flaws, and natural goes out the window in favor of caked-on foundation.
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Iraqi heavy metal band Dark Phantom are midway through the third song in their set when the power goes out.
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"I wanted to learn tennis, and he goes out and he's never played before and just beats me," she said.
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So don't bother packing a lemon as part of your emergency supplies for the next time the power goes out.
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It can be tricky to keep up with makeup trends, but a pop of pink never goes out of style.
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" Explaining that since profitability never goes out of style, Bernshteyn said "that is what we are going for our customers.
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And Mr. Duchovny goes out to have his picture taken among the bright yellow and pink blossoms in Central Park.
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News. "Nolé's heart goes out to Brandy and her family during this tragic time," the rep told the news outlet.
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"Ted is very glib, and he goes out and says, 'Well, I'm a natural born citizen,'" Trump said on Saturday.
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Money goes out almost as soon as it comes in, with a sincere goal of putting itself out of business.
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When the ask their attorney to find him, after he so much as searches him online his internet goes out.
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The illusion that nobody really gets hurt goes out the window in matches like the one between Okada and Shibata.
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Plus, Higgins says it's literally her funeral, and she wants to ensure she goes out in her own stylish way.
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It was yet another much-needed reminder that Apple goes out of its way to make tinkering a herculean task.
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Charley goes out to the porch, reviews the mill paperwork from those investors, and signs her name — and Davis's. Swiftly.
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"My heart goes out to those of you who suffer like this without support," Hilaria continued on her Instagram Story.
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Senator Toomey goes out of his way multiple times throughout the article to show readers he's no fan of Trump.
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When Bessie goes out and leaves Ruth in charge of Marvin's medicine, Ruth, invariably, fails to give it to him.
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"Of course it's hard for Khloé to trust Tristan when he goes out of town for games," says the source.
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That's why Serena also uses topspin to her advantage, usually when her first power serve goes out of bounds.3.
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He is known for stopping to give fist bumps to kids as he goes out to the on-deck circle.
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Santuri said that Liebra's owner, Tony Permana, goes out of his way to shun legally mandated obligations to his workforce.
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The power goes out at the hospital where Claire has been treating the victims of the warehouse blood-farming situation.
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I put the torch in my mouth, and as it goes in, the fire goes out because it loses oxygen.
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Even when she goes out into the piazza, she's a bit overly dressed, like an old movie star would be.
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Loaded with religious symbolism, the film goes out of its way to establish Luke's character as a Christ-like martyr.
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If Talbot goes out to The Keg in Edmonton, there's a chance someone will pay for his steak and potatoes.
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"The Infiltrator" goes out of its way to portray the cartel members with whom Robert consorts as crude, ugly sociopaths.
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"Every match, before the team goes out for the warm-up, he runs through the same routine," Rooney tells Goal.com.
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Since she rarely goes out, she has limited ability to walk but is still able to get around her condo.
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A Good Appetite Meringue-topped cakes filled with whipped cream and berries: A blitz torte never goes out of style.
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The weight of the goggles causes my glasses to slip down my nose, and then everything goes out of focus.
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The driver is still in the SUV but quickly rounds the corner as the fire on his car goes out.
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And while adults have the power to leave or remain in those communities, my heart still goes out to them.
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We order something from Amazon, and a small brick-and-mortar shop a thousand miles away goes out of business.
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" Mr. Rogers added, "Her heart goes out to the family, and, at the same time, she didn't commit a crime.
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"The Walking Dead" is one scenario of the apocalypse: Society shuts down, stores are ransacked, and the power goes out.
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Quarantine means no one goes out — and that includes your pup, unless you have a private outdoor space for them.
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My heart goes out to the families & friends of every person who was killed or wounded in this morning's shooting.
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The agency's head, Adam Kamassi, said his team usually rescues between 20 to 50 people every time it goes out.
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"In true Sabrina fashion, she goes out on the biggest day in the biggest moment and shines bright," Graves said.
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This goes out to all those black and brown boys and girls and non-gender-conforming who don't see themselves.
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She knows that if she goes out to dinner with her partner, she will need to rest the next day.
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"Brooke added: "My heart goes out to the family of @TheRock & May prayers be sent your way during this time !
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The rain rains yet harder, and she puts on a yellow slicker and galoshes and goes out with a flashlight.
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Our son goes out to see a friend of his at work and doesn't come home until around 9:30.
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My heart goes out to all the young people mentioned in this article and to those who are still searching.
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Or just the sound of wind chimes in the opening credits, as the light from a flickering match goes out.
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I mean, every now and then we have a free-range chicken that kind of goes out on its own.
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KY: Time management goes out the window when you're, as my Jamaican friends would say, "head cook and bottle washer".
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"It's already a million a year, and it gets bigger as it goes out," he said of the legal entrants.
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"Today my heart goes out to the Jewish community of Monsey, New York," the talk show host tweeted on Sunday.
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He hasn't found the time to pursue a romantic relationship while in office, and he rarely goes out with friends.
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THE ROUTE We're very lucky to live near a greenway that links parks in Queens and goes out into Brooklyn.
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If a license-holder goes out of business, all the records of past sales should be delivered to the ATF.
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I don't know how he hasn't danced before because he truly lights up the stage when he goes out there.
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That makes sense: Knipe has been skydiving for three years, and goes out about 4 or 5 times a week.
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You're like a bank robber who goes out the next day and buys a Ferrari — with a 'BANKROBBER' vanity plate.
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For example, Ruth only goes out for GLOW in the first place because she's sick of auditioning for secretary roles.
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It still hasn't occurred to him to challenge them from the left, so he goes out looking for more conservatives.
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Rose sees this as a perfect opportunity to try and set Midge up with a young eligible doctor, Benjamin (a widely underused and underappreciated Zachary Levi), and though she isn't too keen on the idea at first, Midge eventually goes out with him (and then goes out with him a few more times after that).
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"I am devastated and my heart goes out to this young woman's family," Richardson wrote at the close of his statement.
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I think she was an outstanding actress and my heart goes out to her friends and family during this difficult time.
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More than any Zelda game in decades, Breath of the Wild goes out of its way to avoid holding your hand.
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"My heart goes out to those folks to know that there was nothing they could do," Adkins said, according to KEYE.
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"My mother's heart goes out to this exquisitely talented young woman," Lourd's Scream Queens costar Jamie Lee Curtis wrote on Tuesday.
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T isn't cosplaying today, so she goes out to pick up some food for us, including some instant ramen (she pays).
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Hopefully we get a few last stunning glimpses of Saturn before the spacecraft goes out in a blaze of glory.[NASA]
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I love that denim never goes out of style and isn't trend-driven, and that the fabric is so hard-wearing.
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It either goes out into space or bounces off of your source (say, a spy plane) and back into your detector.
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The Ab Fab brand – the exuberantly vulgar misadventures of two boozily dysfunctional middle-aged fashionistas – apparently never goes out of style.
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But when it comes to placing that fish filet on a hot skillet, all my culinary confidence goes out the window.
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"From a fellow Texan my heart goes out, my prayers go out," Fox said in the video posted to his Instagram.
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" Unwin's on-screen love interest, Ada Nicodemou, who played Leah Patterson, told CNN that her "heart goes out to his family.
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"And that starts in small ways and goes out in very large ones, but it's something that I take very seriously."
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"My heart goes out to them and I want to make sure he will not be able to do it again."
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Paige Goes Out Like a ChampThe DWTS runner-up and Ballas went out strong, earning a perfect 30 out of 30.
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It's often hard for food manufacturers to know the origins of an infected batch before it goes out to the public.
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A tip of the hat goes out to Australian performance artist Stelarc who got the ball rolling back in the 1970s.
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The workout you'd planned to do on Saturday goes out the window, replaced with binge-watching the new season of Narcos.
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Yet, the season also goes out of its way to find a trick to make it palatable to like Tate again.
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I want "Well I Wonder" played at my funeral because "There Is a Light That Never Goes Out" is too obvious.
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"We have a whole campaign program that goes out around the country and meets with women leaders and communities," O'Connell said.
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He compared it to sending an email, where the message isn't any less genuine because it goes out to multiple recipients.
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And that starts in small ways and goes out in very large ones, but it's something that I take very seriously.
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The makeup look, paired with cat eyes, never goes out of style — and it shows no signs of slowing down either.
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The game goes out of its way to make sure you're aware of their attitudes and unable to subvert this interpretation.
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And as I told Aaron, my heart, my soul, my prayers, everything, goes out to them in this very difficult time.
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When Bella Hadid goes out to dinner in Rome, the whole world knows about it before she even signs the check.
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"I wish we could score for him like this every time he goes out there," White Sox manager Robin Ventura said.
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Joe says his heart goes out to the victims, but he's convinced Cosby got a raw deal in this particular case.
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" Added Payne, "Harry my heart really goes out to you – such an extremely sad day for us all who knew Robin.
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Officials have recommended residents stock up on food and other necessities in the case that power goes out in the city.
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As facts continue to emerge, my heart goes out to the victims of this terrible tragedy, as well as their families.
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It's their job to decide who goes out of prison, and not because of some pressure from great writers or publishers.
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It drives people to contribute but you only get the fans or the haters, and encyclopedic content goes out the window.
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And once it goes out into the world, if we feel good about it, whoever shares it is certainly welcome to.
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But WHen the joker puts his mask on, he becomes the joker, and he mercilessly goes out there and gets Paid.
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The loss of a child is an unthinkable tragedy, and my heart goes out to this young man's family and friends.
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When Coretta Scott King goes out of her way to write a letter condemning someone, you'd think the world would listen.
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That's why Puerto Rico's retailers are lobbying for an emergency communications system that will still operate after the power goes out.
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As investing legend Warren Buffett likes to say: "You only find out who is swimming naked when the tide goes out."
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Nala gets to battle Shenzi, actively goes out looking for someone to stop Scar, and is an all-around fierce warrior.
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And the results show that because the money that goes out fluctuates, traditional retirement rules of thumb may not always apply.
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"She lives alone and never goes out without her heels and make-up on," the Harvey Nichols bio of Gilbert explains.
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Kimmel was doing his "Lie Witness News" segment -- where he goes out to bust people lying about voting on Super Tuesday.
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As far as we're concerned, that whole organic lifestyle thing kind of goes out the window when last meals are involved.
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What I realized as a developer was that there is some kid in some dictatorship country that goes out and protests.
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"This goes out to all the miserable commuters on the buses, on the Tube," he says, referring to London's subway system.
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"All that progress goes out the window if we don't make the right choice just four weeks from today," he said.
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I think they would have liked a conventional life where the man goes out to work and the woman stays home.
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The ACS only goes out to 2.5 percent of Americans — way fewer than the longform census — but it's conducted every year.
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"Once I started doing mass starts, I was like, O.K., that all goes out the window," Mantia said before the Olympics.
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He goes out and gets the new Trader Joe's meatless patties instead and we talk for a while about our days.
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He goes out of his way, after Saturday's semifinal win, to make sure to wish Gary Williams a happy 72nd birthday.
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"Faith in Politics" feels like it goes out of the way to tone down any kind of explicit support for Clinton.
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"A huge thank you goes out to Andrew Luck from all of us here at Riley Children's Health," the tweet read.
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It goes out for another corner, but this time Courtois just comes out and catches it before anyone gets any ideas.
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"Well, Reverend, I kind of know what it's like to lose family, and my heart goes out to you," Biden said.
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If the match is confirmed, another alert goes out to a handful of district administrators, who decide what action to take.
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"He continues to impress us every single night in what he goes out there and does," Rangers manager Jeff Banister said.
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"My heart goes out to those people who have loved ones they've lost," she told CNN affiliate WSMV-TV by phone.
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The second that your mechanics go out the door, your accuracy goes out the door, because now every throw is different.
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"I've been threatened by phone twice," he said, noting that he no longer goes out alone, to try to protect himself.
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If the match is confirmed, another alert goes out to a handful of district administrators, who decide what action to take.
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"My heart & prayers goes out to the family members of the victim(s)," she wrote in a message to CBS News.
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"My heart goes out to the victims and the families affected by this tragic bridge collapse at @FIU," Nelson also tweeted.
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"If the company goes out of business, now that phone number to process the claim will not work anymore," he said.
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They have two 100-foot boats, one of which goes out every day, but crew members say they rarely find anything.
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A lot of times he just keeps his head down and goes out to warm up and wants to do well.
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"Maniac" goes out of its way to ooze class, adding Sally Field in a key supporting role as the story progresses.
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So, when you are stuck in traffic, your water main breaks or your power goes out, don't say you weren't forewarned.
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We've all made them, and we will probably continue to make them, throughout time, for eternity, until the sun goes out.
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No matter the topic of a press release, Mejia said, a Latino staffer has looked at it before it goes out.
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But Cooper's script goes out of its way to show Jackson in the worst possible light—piss, vomit, cowardice, and all.
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Kafka pushed Wojcicki on that point at Code and asked whether YouTube should have to okay content before it goes out.
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My warmest sympathy and best wishes goes out to the people of New Zealand after the horrible massacre in the Mosques.
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Yeah, the movie goes out of its way to insist that its Girl Scout-esque organization isn't really the Girl Scouts.
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She trains with her TriCat teammates, she's a member of the Alpha Kai Omega sorority, and she goes out on weekends.
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Some so-called safe stocks could be particularly vulnerable to losses when this low-volatility style goes out of favor, stats show.
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"While others talk about what someone else might create, Musk goes out and does it," wrote Cuban in the Popular Mechanics article.
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And that's when the switch goes out, like the long tongue of a crane, and licks the chest of Heart Attack Joe.
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" Added Liam Payne, "Harry my heart really goes out to you – such an extremely sad day for us all who knew Robin.
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"My heart goes out to the Nordstrom family and everyone at the company during this difficult time," said Nordstrom Chairman Brad Smith.
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Exhibit A, Tracey explained: Poke a hole in a worm and good stuff goes out (cytoplasm) and bad stuff goes in (bacteria).
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I'm also one of three people on our team who goes out to Mojave for a period of time and tests things.
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Lamar Odom's heart goes out to his ex-wife Khloé Kardashian as she copes with Tristan Thompson's alleged affair with Jordyn Woods.
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" —Sensho "I always tell my husband if he goes out with his friends and he's drinking, 'You have to take a shower.
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When Schiff goes out and speaks before Congress, they never thought I was going to release the transcript of my call, aww.
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The host often goes out to dinner with SNL producers and creator Lorne Michaels during the week leading up to the show.
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"This team every single season goes out with one goal and that's just to improve every game and get better," said Dunn.
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A recent article somewhere said Donald Trump is a world class businessman who goes out and he does get along with everybody.
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Now, even when she goes out with friends, Ms. Bright, 68, still feels she has to be home by 6:30 p.m.
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Pets on Safari Palm Dog Shirt, $14.99 They say March weather comes in like a lion and goes out like a lamb.
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You've probably bought six white T-shirts before you found the one that feels like you and never goes out of rotation.
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Does she tell herself, You've got this in the mirror and then goes out and faces the world as people criticize her?
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On her first night home from hospital she goes out clubbing with Shami, happy for her mother to take responsibility for Rae.
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The system uses military technology to sense the baby's vitals and it will store video even if the Wi-Fi goes out.
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If you've ever watched a Superman adaptation, Clark Kent really goes out of his way to make himself blend in with humans.
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In it, he said: "My heart goes out to all who this day, whatever their beliefs, are being persecuted on religious grounds."
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When Dan goes out for a walk to clear his head, Roseanne gets her ice pack and puts it on her knee.
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All that goes out of whack when she gets a call from Mark's secretary asking for the model number of her bed.
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The ACS only goes out to 21.5 percent of Americans — way fewer than the long-form census — but it's conducted every year.
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We have no food in our apartment, so my husband, C., goes out and picks up grilled cheeses from a local place.
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That helps him use solar power at night or when a power line goes out—all too often, in storm-prone Florida.
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Our heart goes out to the mother and we understand her wondering why this would never go beyond a simple misdemeanor assault.
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The judge also goes out of his way to spend time with his clerks and to be a part of their lives.
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How could my drab, goes-out-maybe-twice-on-a-good-week existence possibly interest a man who's done it with Rihanna?
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An emergency alert goes out, trying to let you know about incoming bad news — a missile, a tsunami or something else terrifying.
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In these comfortable times, the pomp and circumstance that came with courtship goes out the window, and the same goes for texting.
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When Inmarsat's equipment aboard a moving plane goes out of range of one of its satellite beams, it quickly finds the next.
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"My heart goes out to the family, but this was a young man who planned this for months and months," Cataldo said.
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Like most animated Adult Swim shows, Rick and Morty goes out of its way to provide woah dude visuals on the regular.
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When thinking about saving overall, von Tobel suggests thinking about both parts of the balance: what goes in and what goes out.
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If your power goes out, do you really want to deal with the fetid smell of milk gone bad filling your home?
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Speaking of people who name their groups of friends (because acting like you are in high school never goes out of style).
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This one goes out to the brave Americans who, day in and day out, swarm through commas, decimal points, addition, and subtraction.
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With this technique, the fire always goes out on its own: You have to work to get the controlled burn to spread.
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He goes out of his way to be there for veterans who are struggling and has compassion for families that are hurting.
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If it's any of these latter things or indeed any other incident, catastrophic, or minuscule, my heart honestly goes out to Drake.
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"I understand that in Florida all are hurting as well and my heart goes out to all of those affected," she said.
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"My heart goes out to you in a time like this!!!" on my knees just praying for my Caribbean people this morning!!
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"And then you've got a union boss that goes out and fabricates how the story went down for no reason," he continued.
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It simply means, as Julie Andrews suggested, and as Emily Blunt triumphantly confirms, that Mary Poppins never goes out of style. ♦
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In my case, there is a special reason why my heart goes out to those victims of a cruel and inhumane policy.
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"I talked to him, but he got his own way, he still (goes) out at that time of the morning," he said.
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When it goes out for its next fundraising round, Convene wants to build on its previous approach of bringing in building owners.
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The average event-goer spends $81 on a night out and goes out two nights a week, according to an Eventbrite report.
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As soon as a plane loses contact with tracking systems, the initial alert goes out — and quickly balloons into a crowdsourced search.
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"The Prince [Charles] goes out at nine to shoot or fish, and she does not see him again until seven," wrote Rose.
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A recent article somewhere said Donald Trump is a world-class businessman who goes out and he does get along with everybody.
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Revival should also make for a lovely holiday present, because giving your relatives the gift of #BARS never goes out of style.
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SO THINKING ABOUT IT'S $90 OR $003 PER SUBSCRIBER, ALL OF THAT MODEL GOES OUT THE WINDOW AS YOU GO INTO 5G.
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I feel so very sorry for all these families who lost their precious kids, my heart goes out to all of you.
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An artist makes the thing: painting, book, or whatever it is, and then it goes out into the world as it is.
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If it goes into a place with oils, what goes in has to be measured, what goes out has to be measured.
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"He is trying to comprehend a world where no one goes out, no social gatherings, no religious services, no Purim!!" she wrote.
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There's something charming–life-affirming, even–about the skeleton meme, the decrepit former person who nevertheless goes out and seizes the day.
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A super through ball springs Di Maria on the left, but his cross is airmailed and goes out for a goal kick.
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Usually the group goes out for lunch and drinks after, but it's already a high spend weekend for me so we decline.
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Every day, he goes out on the river, taking note of new algae blooms and construction projects that could impact the estuary.
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"It's a real pity that as China goes out to the world, it is accompanied by restrictions on academic freedom," he added.
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"The moment that there is deterioration in the economy the value proposition of a Trump presidency goes out the window," he said.
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"My heart goes out to the victims and their families as we continue to monitor the developments," Fitzgerald said in a statement.
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A process of collaging then occurs, in which his team goes out and collects fabrics from vintage clothing stores and couture mills.
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Right before we are about to start, the power goes out and there is only one emergency light on in the gym!
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If that had been really funny, it would have been O.K. All judgment goes out the window if something is really funny.
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"My heart goes out to the victims and their families who simply went to work today like any other day," Ziman said.
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The music skips when you enter the subway tunnel, and then the entire library disappears when the startup goes out of business.
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Nancy Warenka said she learned about the identification a few days ago, and that her heart goes out to the Farris family.
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A new light rail network snakes across the city, though Addis is swathed in darkness for hours when the power goes out.
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The ACS only goes out to 2.5 percent of Americans — way fewer than the long-form census — but it's conducted every year.
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When the heart goes out of it, a fight can feel like watching our heroes kill each other in an illegal cockfight.
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" The author also boldly goes out on a limb by declaring that "the other clear winner from tonight's debate was Donald Trump.
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"This was a tragedy, a real tragedy," Ms. Carrión said, "and our heart goes out to this family that suffered a tremendous loss."
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It gets published and within three days he doesn't just recant it, he goes out on the road and starts shilling for Facebook.
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But what I&aposm saying is when he goes out and says vote for Democrats no matter what, what is his best interest?
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They may be the reason why a Muslim woman who wears hijab may think twice about putting it on before she goes out.
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A friend of mine likes to describe the dangers of burning your "candle of goodwill" down to the point the flame goes out.
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