On the left breast, the Technical Maintenance goes over the Lunar Industries, while the Sarang O1 patch goes over the left shoulder.
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This just requires gray coveralls and the right set of patches: the Ares 3 logo goes over the right breast, while the name patch goes over the left.
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What Could Have Happened: The ball goes over the fence.
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It even goes over the rugs and mats exceptionally well.
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It goes over all these crazy accidents that have happened.
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He goes over them with acrylic, gouache, graphite, and ink.
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Sometimes it goes over the goal line, sometimes it doesn't.
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"A lot of our stuff goes over there," he said.
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Making everyone uncomfortable during a party never goes over well.
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You can't borrow more if your project goes over budget.
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He goes over to North Korea, meets with Kim Jong-un.
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He then goes over all of the expenditures from the week.
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He was blunt and honest and that never goes over well.
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She never goes over the top, and neither does the series.
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Paige goes over to Pastor Tim and Alice's house to babysit.
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One early scene goes over the thesis in about thirty seconds.
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She goes over techniques for dealing with anxiety, whatever its source.
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But his effort is weak and it goes over the bar.
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The idea that we have this tax deficit that goes over, this tax money that comes from the workers that goes over and these big deficits with these other countries, $400 billion with China, is just irresponsible.
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The Flying Scotsman goes over the Digswell Viaduct near Welwyn Garden City.
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And if a candidate goes over the allotted time, you'll hear this.
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Often, however, the path of totality goes over the ocean or Antarctica.
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But if he goes over the brink it's going to be catastrophic.
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It starts with love, goes over to death, and then to mockery.
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And every one of them goes over like crazy on the 'net.
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That's certainly apparent as he goes over the costume, piece by piece.
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Sometimes it goes over the fence, sometimes it falls for a double.
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Areas downstream would flood if water goes over the spillway, Lau said.
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Myant also had a belly band that goes over a pregnant abdomen.
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And if a candidate goes over the allotted time, you will hear this.
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He goes over my medical history and tests my leg's range of movement.
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So my son goes over there and says, 'Don't touch my little sister!
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An archaeologist goes over the excavation sight with a digital survey in 2012.
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If a chick dies, out it goes over the side of the nest.
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Let's say your ride goes over $15, you would just pay the difference.
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Baker has found that her rigorous method of verifying stories goes over well.
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Holtz goes over the month's financial statement, and other general coördinators make announcements.
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Every bump this bus goes over can jostle and hurt your unborn baby.
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Why don't you tell that joke there and see how it goes over?
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If she goes over in one area, she'll course-correct the next month.
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And then seconds later his header off a corner goes over as well.
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When passion and devotion goes over the border, is it something to condemn?
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Now, Everly's gonna have some new scenery whenever she goes over to Jenna's.
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I don't know why the ball goes over the fence, but it does. How?
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NASA astronaut Tamara Jernigan goes over data aboard the Space Shuttle Endeavour in 25.
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I buy three microwave meals from Marks & Spencer (the total goes over my allowance).
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"She always goes over there, and she'll ask Jibo many, many questions," he says.
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I couldn't be more excited to see where it goes over the next few.
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In her sad, rejected state, she goes over to Art's and sleeps with him.
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Fabiana: Next is adding the glass that goes over the face of the watch.
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Nacer Chadli's corner is a little too strong and goes over his teammates' heads.
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Gonzalez goes over to him and, well, tugs him slightly and leans into him.
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Iceland nearly answers as Ingason's header from just in front of goal goes over.
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If an employee goes over the "budget to beat" figure, management sees that, too.
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Hulu goes over the process here, and it was also reported on by Lifehacker.
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"You know, here's this Aussie girl who goes over to find love," he added.
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President Wilson goes over papers at his desk as his wife, Edith Wilson, looks on.
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She also goes over the possible scenarios that could have led to her mother's death.
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This doorbell actually goes over your peephole, which has been pretty rare among smart doorbells.
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I know I'm being judged, [but] all the grown-up stuff goes over her head.
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I don't know how well that goes over, but people seem to like my content.
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In fun spirit, Hayek goes over phrases like 'Que Pedo' and 'Eso Que Ni Que.
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It goes over the head of a lot of people if you are too young.
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"Clear plastic that goes over the window is really great for drafty windows," Leal says.
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A human translator goes over the text looking for errors in translation or contextual corrections.
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Jen Underdahl, our visual effects producer, read an outline or draft where Hawkeye goes over.
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Mooy of Australia blasts a shot from just outside the box but it goes over.
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A video from analytics firm VidIQ goes over in detail how the new function works.
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"They call it bombing, and the next artist goes over someone else's work," he said.
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The rail route goes over the pass now in a series of loops and tunnels.
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When she prescribes one, she goes over the potential signs and symptoms of an allergic reaction.
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The company determined that a little plastic cover that goes over the pacifier's clip can detach.
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His mother goes over and picks him up, carrying him the few feet to the chairs.
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He says this usually goes over well, at least in a room full of college students.
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When it runs into the air, some air goes over the top and some goes underneath.
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Chicharito rises on the free kick and gets his head on it, but he goes over.
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Badelj of Croatia takes a shot from deep, and it nicks the crossbar and goes over!
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He added that this would particularly be an issue if oil goes over $70 per barrel.
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"If it goes over our water system, it could just ruin it," Mr. Van Housen said.
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These are a rich suede with a flap that goes over the knee in the front.
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Trump goes over there, and he's been talking to Stoltenberg, the Secretary General, the entire time.
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In these clips, the guy goes over muscle workouts (using household items) as well as glutes.
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The level of contacts between one campaign and one for national, it goes over and over again.
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They must have landed in the ocean — no part of the rocket's flight path goes over land.
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If this all goes over your head, that's understandable, because tantra is a heady concept to digest.
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That goes over to the Department of the Interior because you all are really good at that.
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Annual production volumes would still exceed 7 million tonnes as "the utilisation rate goes over 100 percent".
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It's the day of the apocalypse, and adult Jonas goes over to Martha's house acting absolutely unhinged.
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Typically, the chair goes over the regulation again with the members before presenting the material for review.
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"Once goes over the floor, more consideration will be required to which length to choose," West said.
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When you see where Lee's arc goes over the course of 18 episodes, it's a wild ride.
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There's a little spot on my drive home where the road goes over a tree-lined creek.
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Like say when I'm taking a shower and water goes over the hole, it can't breath, right?
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That goes over about as well as you think it would with Bailey, so Bailey fires Qadri.
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For the most part, the digest just goes over updates on civil penalties for violating campaign law.
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" He wondered: "If one ear goes over a weekend or night, why couldn't both of them go?
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After completing the forms, users are connected with an immigration lawyer who goes over the paperwork with them.
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Unfortunately, the zoom lens goes over the wide angle and not the iPhone 7 Plus' existing telephoto lens.
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WILLIAMS: And the stable genius on our team goes over there and the context is what&aposs missing.
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The run is above the knee and the dress goes over my knees, so I wear it anyway.
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" At first I was like, "I don't want to just make a square that goes over a couch.
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If the Academy goes over the moon for Room (unlikely but theoretically possible), Joan Allen could make it.
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That goes over about as well as you'd think, and Regina decides to go to Cora for help.
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The latest episode is focused around French food, which goes over about as well as you would expect.
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If St. Clair goes over the $103,000 budget this month, she'll scale back in February with tighter guidelines.
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And his arm was fully extended and then he goes over the reigning Defensive Player of the Year.
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After sundown, they screen a '70s biker picture, which goes over pretty well until the projector catches fire.
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This was something that was understood by Hornby, but often goes over the heads of the movie's fans.
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As the case goes over to the grand jury, Bush says Yazeed faces kidnapping charges in Blanchard's disappearance.
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I still crane to see the Statue of Liberty whenever the B train goes over the bridge into Brooklyn.
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The Yale class goes over the misconceptions of what we think will make us happy versus what actually will.
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So I'm interested in him because he is this very free person, but he goes over a certain line.
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It's basically a new Ratchet & Clank game, just one that goes over the same basic story as the original.
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In today's filing, Apple also goes over some arguments it has used before in its disputes with the FBI.
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Daly goes over the brows a few times until the desired color is achieved, which takes about two hours.
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He goes over the various artworks himself, commenting as Cousins imagines Welles might about certain shots in his films.
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Again, we lose sight of the kid pretty quickly but the cop goes over a bridge, so that's cool.
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If it goes over that allotment, the city has to buy electricity from other power plants at a premium.
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In WWE, the Hero goes over no matter what; that's the rule, and how this particular narrative world works.
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"When staff goes over to a super PAC, that throws independence [of the PAC] out the window," said McGehee.
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Her oncologist goes over her medical records and says her most recent scans show no recurrence of cervical cancer.
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After she is moved into an examination room, a doctor comes in and goes over Giertz's most recent scans.
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But I will say, he goes over there, he stirs the pot, then he tries to un-stir the pot.
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"Think about all of the traffic that goes over that part of the country, and it is significant," says Pinkerton.
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Real hurricane maps have a projection of only up to five days — anything that goes over that isn't real. 2.
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To wit: So many "smart" devices are connected to the internet that the number of CPUs goes over 1.5 trillion.
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Quay Frazier goes over last minute route changes with two other men while cradling a saxophone slung around his neck.
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Check out the full trailer above for how that question goes over and other juicy moments from the new season.
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Anyone who goes over the limit could face up to three years in prison and thousands of dollars in fines.
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And then Becky's dad has to get surgery, so B.J. goes over and skinny-dips with Rick while she's gone.
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R. sees friends from law school and goes over while my roomie and I talk about work and keep drinking.
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"Obviously, I had a little bit of rest as far as volume goes over the past 211 days," Moore said.
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Anything that goes over a hotel Wi-Fi network will most likely end up in the hands of government agents.
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If this program goes over well, it may expand to many more high schools and even middle schools in NYC.
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Van Dijk beats Navas to it, but the goalkeeper causes just enough trouble to distract and the header goes over.
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He saw it making a bullish crossover, where the black line in the above chart goes over the red line.
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I try to get as much done as I can this morning before my first meeting which usually goes over.
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"Sega goes over to Zeus' head and puts her paws up on the table and takes a sniff," said Richardson.
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Also, the new Greens will supposedly feature an "Ike-style" bomber jacket that goes over the Greens — and that's badass.
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Intel's fight into the 5G market is starting today, but where it goes over the next couple years is what'll matter.
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My nurse goes over what I need to do during recovery and gives me some paperwork that lays it all out.
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For each film, Spriggs has to fill out a form that then goes over to the Department of Energy for approval.
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Bethany McCamish, 25, who lives in Vancouver, Washington, receives alerts to let her know whenever she goes over a certain limit.
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He goes over how it all works while practicing in this video: This isn't Rudeism's first rodeo with a weird controller.
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He also goes over some unintended side effects of the training – like forgetting to breathe normally when back on land. 3.
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"I hope to hell it goes over way better than it did whenever I was Sexiest Man Alive though," he joked.
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Every episode goes over these rules, in case viewers have forgotten, so each episode can be viewed separate from the others.
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This class goes over Pinterest's use as an effective marketing channel via lessons on sponsored ads, amassing re-pins, and more.
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Puffers, toppers, wraps, you name it — if it goes over your outfit and keeps you warm, we've spotted it on sale.
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Well, I'm going to listen to Kara's meditation app when she goes over the Headspace to work for them full-time.
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In our everyday lives, the resonance of the universe goes over our heads or under our feet — humans have very low bandwidths.
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"My dad goes over and over and over what happened because he can't get it out of his head," Bonnie told SurvivorNet.
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Fear not, if the testing goes over well (and how could it not?), chances are KFC will consider launching the sandwich nationwide.
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In Mayakoba, the drone goes over precious mangroves, which hug the coastline, as seen in the drone video at Banyan Tree Mayakoba.
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What hip hop lyrics tell us about Donald Trump "Condi Rice just goes over there to get her picture taken," Trump wrote.
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I've been in this business a long time so I know how it goes over the first week and into the second.
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"If your spring break trip goes over budget, you'll have to find places to cut costs when you get back," Luke said.
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On it, Jay explicitly goes over his infidelity in his marriage to Beyoncé and how it's taken a toll on their family.
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On the same O.T.M. 2 tape, he goes over Fabolous's "Breathe" to talk about losing his firstborn child before leaving the hospital.
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I don't mind the commute because the train goes over the Harbour Bridge and has a great view of the Opera House.
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She knows she can't watch videos on the bus - and she knows what the consequences are if she goes over her plan.
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Anytime Connor McDavid, Alex Ovechkin or Sidney Crosby goes over the boards, everyone in the arena waits for something special to happen.
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The river flows onward, all water that flows with it goes over, it is a moment of uncertainty in a linear life.
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At one point I refer to myself as an emeritus parent, which goes over about as well as the business about dancing.
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We're like a wide receiver who goes over the middle, gets blasted, and gets back up again to do it the next play.
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This course goes over the essentials of Feng Shui and gives you the tools used by practitioners to evaluate and improve your home.
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In India, where about half of children leave primary school unable to read a simple text, the curriculum goes over many pupils' heads.
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Once clouds go away, the simulated climate "goes over a cliff," said Kerry Emanuel, a climate scientist at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
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Each state and license type may have their own requirements regarding informed consent, so each counselor goes over this with each client individually.
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A patch with a character's name (or your own, if you want to get one custom-made) goes over the left breast pocket.
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So for Klein's first demo, he just drops in the pieces for: When [App Starts] + Microphone volume goes over [90] Then [take picture].
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And then hopefully if he goes over there, I can remember that down at the bottom of my page I went over here.
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Casas meticulously goes over large prints of his photos with a ink pen or colored markers, turning them into hyperrealistic and illustrative compositions.
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He goes over corrections on manuscripts, takes phone calls, sits down to lunch with his mother, Susanna (Adriana Asti), and some visiting friends.
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Some of this swashbuckling action goes over the top, but you will probably be turning the pages too quickly to register a complaint.
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I talk to the people at the Furniture Mart when the ten hadn't arrived, nobody goes over to, you know, buy an Android.
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Later in the show, he goes over Six Flags' rejected $4 billion bid for Cedar Fairs and chats with RingCentral CEO Vlad Shmunis.
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Chock-full of over 200 lessons, the bundle goes over some of the critical foundational blocks of app development in today's current landscape.
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"Here's hoping this goes over better the second time," Sean Hunter, who plays the husband in the ad, said in an Instagram post.
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"He's laughing, and then he goes over and starts basically breaking down and crying," Mr. Jones told his followers, according to court documents.
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I haven't personally, but it's hard often, because if a total eclipse goes over a large section of land, people will be spread out.
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This committee goes over the nominations for the top four categories, plus the Country, R&B, Latin, Gospel, Jazz, Classical, and Music Video categories.
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According to the Stock Trader's Almanac, as the S&P 22011 goes over the full month of January, so goes the full calendar year.
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My presentation goes over well, and I'm invited to join the next working session as an internal advisor for a workshops series they're creating.
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The board goes over seven miles on a charge and can hit 18 miles per hour, which is just fast enough to be scary.
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If the shirt goes over well with his fiancé, Taherham plans to wear a "This is my wife's day," shirt to their upcoming wedding.
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"In our everyday lives, the resonance of the universe goes over our heads or under our feet — humans have very low bandwidths," Hart wrote.
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He goes over to the lawn of one of the houses and picks a white flower, wagging it in the direction of the officers.
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Instead, KLM sees this as a chance to test how this interaction of man and machine goes over, and modify the machine from there.
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"That's because the air goes over the top of the dashboard when it's circulating, and so the bacteria impact there a lot," Gerba said.
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It should be a relatively routine save for Muslera, but it hit his hands, pops up, goes over his head and into the goal.
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I could use GOES OVER THE EDGE to indicate words and phrases that begin or end with the word GO hanging over the edge.
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The flanges — a term for the cone-shaped pump part that goes over the breast — can leak, leading to embarrassing stains on work clothes.
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Although Dawson's video goes over three different stories, other YouTube creators have uploaded their own videos that focus on just the Chuck E. Cheese's portion.
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Apple's service pricing page goes over all the details of repairing or replacing AirPods; the one-year limited warranty covers problems like a defective battery.
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Most of that trade goes over the Irish Sea, but a fair amount crosses the border with Northern Ireland, especially in the agri-food sector.
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Sometimes the company will list a whole bunch of them on a big slide after software VP Craig Federighi goes over the big ones onstage.
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Lopreiato has diversified his product line, adding a harness for the shoulders, a strap that goes over a single shoulder and straps for carrying boxes.
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"With the exception of last year, when the score goes over 46, the markets are up over 16 percent in that same year," said Bapis.
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"It's about the size of a microwave and it circles the Earth, goes over that oil sands region about once every two weeks," Wickum said.
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Here's a pretty good blog post that nitpicks exactly what Stan Lee did and didn't do creatively and goes over all the rumors and gossip.
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While Alcibiades eventually goes over to the Spartans, revealing that self-interest comes before national interest, Nicias suffers what Thucydides describes as an "undeserved" death.
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The if debt goes over $75, high school students will be prohibited from going to school dances including prom until the debt is fully repaid.
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Dr. Schweitzer also predicts that once one pill goes over-the-counter, generics would sprout up, giving consumers more choices and driving the price way down.
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Try telling them a temporary stadium or a spiffed-up existing one is better than a shiny new jewel and see how well that goes over.
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"My mom has an altar in her house and every time she goes over, she remembers stories that we told her the day before," Puga said.
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Similarly, with over-the-ear wireless headphones like the Bose QuietComfort or Beats Wireless, you feel the band that goes over the top of your head.
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Social media companies are trying to navigate when they should step in and remove posts or bar users for political commentary that goes over the line.
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"As income increases, so do the amounts that people save for college, but as income goes over $100,000, people know how to invest it," said Wendel.
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For color pieces on darker complexions, Mensah goes over the area several times to get the blending just right and to prevent fading down the line.
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If the council goes over the cap, the council would be considered a department and the national security advisory would need to be confirmed by Congress.
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Adult Jonas's Escape With Magnus, Franziska, And Bartosz Adult Jonas goes over to the Nielson house in an attempt to save teen Magnus, Franziska, and Bartosz.
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One of the guys goes over to the driver after he rolls downs his window — and he realizes McGregor himself is sitting in the passenger's seat.
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You know, when Hawk adjusts his grip on Hurley, who outweighs him by 100 pounds, and finally—per his estranged son's wishes—goes over the top?
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On the best and worst parts of the jobIt's really exciting when you write something new and it goes over well, especially in a live show.
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Another gripe: Though you can select up to eight items, if the collective total of your items goes over $300, you have to pay for shipping.
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Hal Steinbrenner, the team's principal owner, wants to stay under that threshold so the team can avoid increased tax penalties if it goes over next season.
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Pete Wells, The New York Times's restaurant critic also recommended ordering just one plate at a time, which goes over better in the more casual barroom.
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Beside the newly rebuilt Old Bridge, which goes over the Tigris River, a group of young scrap collectors took a break from work to cool off.
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The show itself goes over my head—Clantons, Earps, Clantons, Earps—but every single one of the many gunshots in the short performance makes me jump.
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"When one of those empty tractor-trailers goes over it, you hear it: Boom, boom, boom!" said Al Schindler, 69, who lives adjacent to the interstate.
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The actual piercing is the final step of the Studs experience, where the artist goes over the chosen jewelry and placement again before cleaning the ear.
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It also foreshadows problems the party is likely continue to confront as it struggles to win over skeptics -- especially if the bill goes over to the Senate.
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Instead, we got the internet meme Triple H, the guy who always goes over as a heat vampire sucking the careers out of younger, more talented performers.
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"The most important thing is he goes over there and helps dial down the Trump rhetoric," said David Lafferty, chief market strategist of Natixis Global Asset Management.
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Reading like a bland diary entry, the protagonist details an uneventful slice-of-life where he goes over to his friends Rick and Becky's house to swim.
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Across 206 lectures, the award-winning business school professor, venture capitalist, and ex-Goldman Sachs staffer goes over the entire process of putting together a compelling spiel.
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Up to 60 seconds for each answer, 30 seconds for each follow-up response, and if a candidate goes over the allotted time, you will hear this.
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When they apprehend the parent, he or she goes over to the US Marshals, and the government has essentially created an unaccompanied minor [by separating the child].
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The Crunchbase report goes over the global trend for the year, and that's another confounding factor, actually — how trackable are startup funding dollars across borders these days?
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"Whether or not the list goes over, there is no guarantee the people are going to do what the senator is asking them to do," she told reporters.
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"If this thing goes over, the last thing you want to do is stick your hand out," Kenny instructs the women of keeping their hands inside the vehicle.
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It's a magical sound and he found that there's a window of only about 25 minutes, after which the first flight from Hamburg goes over and ruins everything.
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She posted a preview of the moment on her Twitter account where she can be seen nodding along as her doctor goes over her multi-step treatment plan.
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Goodell assures him that he'll do great and to get back to his breathing exercises, as he goes over the pronunciation of TJ's last name with his father.
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She goes over to his house, and after noticing it is dirty and has not outdoor space, announces she has to go home to feed HER turtle, Gary.
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To her credit, she doesn't immediately break out in laughter like some people probably would, but instead looks genuinely concerned as she goes over to check on him.
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"A Higher Loyalty" and the accompanying media circus likely will not hurt the president's reputation much since it mostly goes over ground that has already been covered extensively.
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She can take the F train to work, "but I choose to take the Q because it goes over the bridge and I love the view," she said.
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Since Casper clearly has an understanding of the mattresses people like to sleep on, I hoped that it could also perfect the bedding that goes over that mattress.
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It stops or swerves, goes over bats or under them or waits until the batter has finished his swing and floats easy down the middle of the plate.
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Trading occurs because a company can sell excess credits to others if it does not exceed the cap or buy additional credits if it goes over the cap.
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Serving as a crash course in the practice, this course goes over standard typography basics like padding to margins as well as iOS typography and other, more modern approaches.
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The video is 60 fps, goes over the hardware ins and outs for both the Mac Pro and Pro Display XDR, and shows both devices from basically every angle.
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At the end of the episode, Jane goes over to Rafael's apartment thinking he's about to propose to her, but when Rafael opens the door, Michael is standing there.
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Apparently, that goes over better than telling their fighters that Iraqi security forces, assisted by US-led international forces, gave them a major beating, and there's little food left.
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My friend whose upcoming wedding I'm going to be a bridesmaid in comes over and my husband goes over to her place to play video games with her fiancé.
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"That bot traffic goes over HTTPS is not something to be 'discovered'—it's a documented property of the system," Markus Ra, Telegram's head of support, said in a statement.
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"I think he will have a great deal of say in who goes over to replace him because he has had this position," a source close to Kelly said.
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Leah Stokes and Matto Mildenberger of UC Santa Barbara have a good essay on this, which goes over some of the history, including Bill Clinton's ill-fated BTU tax.
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Before meeting with patients, Cecilio goes over the patient schedule with Dr. Ruben Niesvizky, an oncologist and the director of the myeloma center, and Stephen Veefkind, an infusion nurse.
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Once everything is dissolved, the mixture goes over sliced peppers and onions in a sturdy plastic container; it'll sit for a bit until the peppers pick up some flavor.
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I stayed overnight in a Standard King Room, which was comped for this review, but normally starts at $134 in low season and goes over $300 in high season.
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If it goes over to the Senate ... because of this crazy filibuster rule ... Chuck Schumer and Democrats say 'amnesty is more important than giving our troops a pay raise.
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"The first half of it is 58 pages, and second half isn't done yet … It needs an executive summary if it goes over a hundred," Giuliani told the Beast.
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"The carotenoid also acts as a filter to protect their chlorophyll, almost like a pair of sunglasses that goes over the chlorophyll cells and aids in photosynthesis," he said.
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"Mark said, 'I'm going to give you a dose of your own medicine,' and he goes over and he picks up Norbert and brings him over to me," she recalls.
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It is in four monumental gouaches that Dreher goes over the top, attains something that viewers are apt to find playful, weird, funny, loving, disturbing, and that's just the beginning.
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The statement also goes over both the Cambridge Analytica scandal and Russian election interference, thoroughly explaining what happened in each situation and what Facebook is doing to solve these problems.
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The simple right straight to the body into the right high kick, so that the knee almost goes over the arm, is spazzy to look at but a Jianliang staple.
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RehabMan goes over the details in this thread, but basically you'll be formatting your trusty USB drive to include a number of basic things that will be required for boot.
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"I don't think there is ever going to be a moment where he hits the ball where it's not a wow every time it goes over that fence," Clevinger said.
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A strong knot requires switching which loop goes over the other in step two of shoelace tying, which will make the loops fall perpendicular to the direction of your foot.
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Consequently, Jerry and Sonny manage him like a large, valuable dog that can't be trusted to stay out of traffic, and their flailing around him sometimes goes over the top.
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But unlike the Uribes of the world (apologies if that goes over your head, non-baseball fans), it turns out that Dele can actually produce more than just good vibes.
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The footage shows the Chevy Impala slowly drifting into oncoming traffic around 4:20 AM on July 3rd ... before it ultimately goes over an embankment and into a retention pond.
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When the electricity in their friend's arm goes over a certain threshold, the Nerf mechanism, which is connected to the sensor, pulls the trigger and fires off a foam round.
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"Her outlandishly entertaining take on that great exercise in animosity, 'I Hate Men,' which here includes a vivid simulation of giving birth, goes over the top, for sure," he wrote.
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Denis Cheryshev, who scored two goals against Saudi Arabia, claims a loose ball at the top of the box and fires a shot at Egypt's goal, but it goes over.
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But much of what remains of the Treasury study goes over the familiar ground of the legal challenge that mortgage lender PHH took when it sued the agency on constitutional grounds.
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I have a toilet paper cozy in my bathroom, which is essentially a Barbie doll stuck through the middle of the roll with a hand-crocheted skirt that goes over it.
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Dunn also relies heavily on dark humor and sarcasm, which don't translate to Thai, a culture in which much of the humor is slapstick and sarcasm often goes over people's heads.
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Sometimes you've got a big offensive lineman and he sees a little guy or gal with no hair, standing there, and he just goes over and gives them a fist bump.
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"I think some reporters make a mistake in thinking because he goes over the line that gives them an excuse to push back and go over the line themselves," Wallace said.
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I have to bring every kind of instrument, every kind of medicament, everything you could think of in two bags: one large suitcase and one satchel that goes over my shoulders.
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He goes over the technology's history in detail, outlining not only the obstacles to getting consistent hardware but some personalities and interpersonal conflicts that ultimately led to his company's breaking up.
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They control the pipes, essentially, but then they also want to own the digital advertising market, which is the lifeblood of how you make the stuff that goes over the pipes.
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On this episode of Today, Explained, Vox's daily explainer podcast, Vox science reporter Brian Resnick goes over the fundamental rules — or five commandments — of social distancing as we currently practice it.
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But it could pay big dividends if Mueller goes over the red line, if he goes too far from his original scope of Russian 'collusion' — of which there is no evidence.
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The pit stop must be completed with a "designated time period" and the team roster for both series will include eight crew members, including the crew that goes over the wall.
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To be alive in the 2010s is to realize how deep the rot goes, how unlikely any of us is to turn the car around before it goes over the cliff.
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The crux of the video is that one potential solution to traffic-choked cities could be big, room-sized vehicles with a ride height that goes over the cars on the road.
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Unless you're a dedicated Kirkman fan or you've already gone and thrown Negan's name into Google, it's a thin plotline and all of the foreshadowing surrounding his savagery goes over your head.
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Each shoe's upper (the part that goes over the top of the foot) is made from 5 percent recycled polyester and 95 percent waste plastic dredged from the ocean around the Maldives.
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It often means the public conversation about a game goes over a layman's head, and good lord do people who love Persona also love to talk about how much they love Persona.
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"I think the way this turns into a macro event is if the Chinese don't come up with a nice pot of concessions when Ross goes over there this weekend," Hufbauer said.
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In addition, Simpson often goes over the surface with oil stain, paint, or, in one work, red pencil, which she uses to fill in each groove on one side of the plane.
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And then — you know when the car goes over the hill and takes off in the 'Bullitt' car chase — well, he was such a good bike rider, much better than I was.
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He quickly explains the situation and generally what the officials are considering, and then, after a few replays, he goes over the specific things they are looking at to make a call.
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And when you are talking about Kim Jong-un, he has talked himself into some trouble on this and the salute and all that jazz because he goes over the top with everything.
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We see four bands play and they're all great — but sadly, the band that plays before M.'s goes over their allotted set time, so the venue cut M.'s band's performance short.
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In one section, Apple goes over the core, built-in apps on iOS and lists the many popular third-party options that are available from the App Store in each category as alternatives.
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"Fee goes over just a heck of a lot better," said one person involved in the federal carbon tax fee push who spoke candidly on the subject only on the condition of anonymity.
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Zemdegs also goes over the differences between a traditional Rubik's Cube and the likes of a 4x4x4 all the way up to the Megaminx, a Rubik's Cube in the shape of a dodecahedron.
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Moderators may be tasked with making sure neither candidate goes over, but in the end, they do a very poor job of preventing one candidate or the other from extending their speaking time.
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There's a switch on the front that you can disengage with one hand, and then the handlebars drop down and clip to the fender slash stomp brake that goes over the back wheel.
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Even practical things like GPS will begin to struggle, as well as data transfers in and out of the U.K. without a deal in place once the U.K. goes over the cliff-edge.
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The world's deepest oil well, known as Z-44 Chayvo, goes over 40,000 ft (12 km) into the ground - equal to 15 Burj Khalifas (the tallest skyscraper) stacked on top of each other.
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The moment that trips the "we can't watch this movie anymore" switch was when Wahlberg goes over to the home of a sleazy producer, played by Burt Reynolds, and sits on the couch.
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By automatically disqualifying a contractor, even when a project is delayed or goes over budget for reasons beyond the contractor's control, the policy could make some companies reluctant to work with the authority.
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My first submission included GOES OVER THE EDGE as the reveal, which I liked, because it has 15 letters and captures the idea that there is more than one GO over the edge.
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Sleeping onboard The ship's chief mate, Paval Botica, a middle-aged Croatian man with a broad smile, long hair, and a weathered face meets us as we board and goes over the safety instructions.
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Mahler marks the first tutti chord " ff "; more than two hundred bars later, however, he ratchets the dynamics up to " fff ," as the orchestra picks up speed and then goes over a psychic cliff.
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Charlie is super adorable after blasting the taters ... you can see in the vid he goes over to the living room coffee table to make sure all his toys celebrate his homers with him!
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Given explicit orders to leave Wendy Rhoades alone, regardless of the role she played in destroying George Mason's dreams, Sarah goes over Taylor's head and sics the medical board on Wendy for ethics violations.
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At least once a month, Matt Johnson-Roberson, CEO of Refraction AI, goes over such stats, along with things like how often the computers crash and how reliably Refraction's vehicles follow their software's instructions.
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One is copyright: "Any time a video goes over 30 seconds and it has music or media, anything from Taylor or any of her sponsors, it usually gets picked up by copyright," Amir explains.
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You'll hear a slight buzzing (like any tattooing needle) as Bossavy begins to go back and forth over small sections of the lash line, which she says she normally goes over two to three times.
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" Phillies Manager Gabe Kapler backed his player, saying: "If a ball goes over your head the night before, the best way to get back at the pitcher is by putting the ball in the seats.
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The caveats — and there are always caveats with unlimited plans — is that Google "may optimize" video streaming down to 480p and will also throttle data for any single user that goes over 22GB per month.
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But we really ought to be focusing on that Trump actually goes over to Davos and talks about cutting Medicare, or that he is still in court trying to take away coverage from pre-existing conditions.
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"If this thing goes over, the last thing you want to do is stick your hand out," he told the women before they embarked on their roller coaster-like ride up-and-down the sandy slopes.
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This 8.5-hour class goes over the nitty-gritty of music theory, from major and minor scales to chord progressions, pentatonic scales, and modulation — knowledge that will come in very handy when you're making electronic music.
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But this is one of those cases in which fear seems like a totally appropriate response, because a VR headset is essentially a box that goes over one of the most sensitive areas of your body.
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However, the state election lists or electronic books are then burned to media on dedicated machines and hand-delivered to each county, so no portion of the voter rolls goes over the Internet or a network.
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"The issue here is not whether John Brennan, or Mike Hayden, or Jim Clapper kind of goes over the edge in personalizing criticism of the president," Hayden, who has criticized Trump in the past, told Hill.
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There has been some talk that the movie is too scary for children, but kids are resourceful creatures: They can handle a little danger, and Favreau never goes over the top with it into truly terrifying places.
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Using a glasses frame instead of a head strap means the device slides off easily — Immerex suggests using a small band that goes over the top of your head, but it wasn't available for me to try.
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The standard historical brow lift, called a coronal brow lift, involves an incision that goes over the head from ear to ear and pulls up the forehead, similar to a facelift, but only focusing on the brow.
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And then, before his last throw of the meet, he goes over to consult his wife/coach (coach/wife?) and then walks back to throw farther than he ever had before—farther than anyone in 29 years.
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Paak—who also dropped the sunny Malibu LP earlier this year—it's an utterly triumphant pairing, with glinting synths, Dilla-influenced drums, and a beat change midway through that goes over like a cool mid-summer's breeze.
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BURMAN: Let&aposs go around the world for a second, because, afterwards, the president from NATO then goes over to the U.K., as we spelled out, and then it&aposs over to Finland to meet with Vladimir Putin.
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In this presentation from the a16z Summit, Chen goes over the 16 most commonly asked questions about autonomous cars, and what their answers might be: Will we progress level by level, or go straight to Level 5, i.e.
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This 100-plus lesson class goes over the basics of Ableton Live 9 — a must-have software for live performances and studio recordings alike — which you can use to record audio and MIDI, create loops, and explore arranging.
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The temperature regulation in the Supersonic might be superior to its rivals (a glass bead thermistor measures air temperature 20 times per second, ensuring it never goes over 150 degrees Celsius), but it's not a unique selling point.
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On the agenda are 16 items: Roads Commissioner Terry Sanner goes over drainage issues around town that have been fixed, and makes a request for a stop sign; the planning and zoning commissioner gives an equally mundane report.
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If you want to see opera that goes over the top of the top, this is it, with a huge, multistory set and, at its fevered peak, hundreds of people crowding the stage, taking realism almost into surrealism.
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Insurers can set a cap on how much will be paid out for medical services provided in a given year, known as a global budget, and the government can impose budget cuts if spending goes over that limit.
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Sean Hunter posted a photo to Instagram with his girlfriend sitting on a Peloton with the caption: "Here&aposs hoping this goes over better the second time.... Merry Christmas to my actual girlfriend (pls don&apost leave me)."
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One source who works on Orion tells The Verge that the vice president is touching the titanium forward bay cover of the Orion capsule, which is exactly what it sounds like: the thing that goes over the forward bay.
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After walking you through the process of setting up an AdWords account from scratch, it goes over sales tracking, form submissions, keywords lists, and other methods of optimizing an AdWords campaign that you can later apply to your site.
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"The left has so deprived the right of any feeling of solidarity in pop culture that when they're granted crumbs, the right goes over the moon for them," said Ben Shapiro, a conservative millennial thinker popular on social media.
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The invading feature only happens once every two to three minutes it felt like, and it's often a smart idea to make sure the person who goes over has their super attack charged and a lot of heavy ammo.
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In today's blog post, Google also goes over numerous other recent improvements to Android Messenger including built-in GIF search, support for smart replies on more carriers, inline link previews, and easy copy/paste for two-factor authentication messages.
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IS THERE AN ACTUAL NEGOTIATION HAPPENING OR ARE WE JUST KIND OF THROWING THINGS OUT INTO THE AIR AND MAYBE THIS WHOLE THING CAN KIND OF RECEDE A LITTLE BIT AND SEE WHERE IT GOES OVER THE LONGER TERM?
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Her cross goes over Naeher on the back post, and she is slow to get to her feet as the ball falls — ominously for the U.S. — to the feet of Le Sommer just to the right of her goal.
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Drink every time: Take a very generous sip every time: Bonus: Chug your drink every time a speech goes over the allotted time The 2017 Golden Globes will air live on NBC from the Beverly Hilton Hotel's Grand Ballroom on Jan.
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Garrard, played by Lucas Hedges (Oscar-nominated for his role in Manchester by the Sea), is outed as gay to his parents at age 19, which goes over poorly with his Baptist pastor father (Russell Crowe) and conservative mother (Nicole Kidman).
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The Packers' Klijah Pitts (22) goes over right tackle to the Chiefs' five-yard line, a six-yard gain, before being brought down by Kansas City's Johnny Robinson in the fourth quarter of the Super Bowl game in Los Angeles Jan.
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"When you put that in comparison to the state budget of West Virginia, our state budget only goes over $4 billion a year, so something doesn't make sense here, and we cannot find out what their intent is," he said.
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For an idea of how that goes over, keep an eye on House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, seated behind him and over his shoulder, and the record number of women and minorities who dot the audience after the November 2018 elections.
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And so, why shouldn't there be a proof in God's Book that goes over a hundred pages, and on each of these hundred pages, makes a brilliant new observation—and so, in that sense, it's really a proof from The Book?
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The four-part documentary "The Alcàsser Murders" goes over what happened in explicit, gruesome detail, while also covering the controversies surrounding an investigation that many believed to have been bungled by the police, by the media, and by a hysterical public.
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"Battle Against a True Hero" goes over the top with a confluence of jittery hooks that recall a sped-up, harmonically plainer bastardization of 19th-century classical kitsch, played on instruments whose textural range includes crunchy, bleepy, glittery, and vaporous.
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"The Story of Adidon" dropped as an answer to "Duppy Freestyle" and it goes over Jay-Z's "The Story of OJ." In the track, Pusha follows Drake's lead by bringing people closest to him (some known and unknown) into the situation.
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Later on, while Meredith (who despite having a clear conflict that should preclude her doing it) goes over her surgery plan with Megan, Owen (Kevin McKidd) and Riggs, Megan announces she's heading back to Iraq afterward because she's got a kid there.
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I think there are all sorts of things in class that lots of us like "We're being told about horrible atrocities and you're more worried about if that person around the corner has a crush on you," as it goes over your head.
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The bodice was made from one piece of lace (DeSanto scoured through "a million pieces" of Chantilly lace to get it just right) and the skirt features silk netting with hand-sewn lace flower appliqués, and goes over a crepe, silk-backed satin.
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Accompanying all dishdashas are the kumma, an intricately embroidered headdress that is part of daily wear (many workplace dress codes require it), and the massar, a colorful turban that goes over the kumma and is worn in the evening, especially at formal occasions.
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"I think it makes a difference, so when someone like Nadal sometimes goes over the time limit, I think they give him the benefit of the doubt because he tries so hard and he plays so hard every single point," he said.
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While Kim and Kendall can go days without Snapping — and when they do, the story rarely goes over a minute — Kylie gives fans inside looks at just about her every activity, from the moment she wakes up to the moment she goes to bed.
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"I give her lots of messages the day before a match and she goes over them with me again before she goes on court, just to make sure it's all clear," Fissette, who has worked with Kim Clijsters, Simona Halep and Victoria Azarenka, told Reuters.
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The American left-hander, a perennial fan favorite, has been a runner-up in his national championship a record six times without ever winning but feels he can only benefit from his 25 previous U.S. Open starts if the course goes "over the edge".
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The cowboy is raising all this havoc, and the people in the saloon are stunned, and suddenly the quiet stranger stands up and goes over to the cowboy and says, 'Mister, I'm giving you five minutes to pack up and get out of town.
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You've got a partner now, and they live with you, so considering where it is, it's pretty cheap, and you can put all your books just there, and that cartoonist's impression of you two that you bought together on vacation goes over the comfy sofa.
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Miles's car has a glove box with a faulty latch so that every time he goes over a bump the door pops open, which it does one last time when Miles and Tick (together with his father, Max) head back home to Empire Falls.
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All overnight guests of the ice hotel are required to take a 20-minute briefing that goes over a few things, such as how to store your clothes overnight, how to adjust the sleeping bag, and what to do when you need to pee.
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"If it doesn't get done this week, there's still a chance it gets done this year, but more likely it goes over into the beginning of next year," Mulvaney told Bloomberg on Tuesday, referring to passing a budget resolution in order to pass tax reform.
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Holden goes over a conversation he had with his racist mom in his head, about how, upon meeting her, their racist beliefs (based on bad stereotypes from entertainment, would you believe it!) will melt away and they'll love her as much as he does. Woof.
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So his "scold and shame" act goes over pretty well here for just enough of the people that he doesn't have to bother to try to unite the country, not when all the papers and most news websites will cheer his divisive superiority with 100% certainty anyway.
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A source tells PEOPLE that the 41-year-old rapper often goes over the lyrics to his songs with wife Kim Kardashian West, so it's unlikely that her siblings wouldn't have known about the explicit lyrics in advance — and they might not have been bothered, anyway.
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The details of the story grow a bit technical — a tussle over the seating of black delegates at the Democratic convention takes up a lot of time — but Mr. Cranston keeps it watchable with a performance that grows ever more fervent but never goes over the top.
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The puck either flips on its side and sticks to the blade or the player miscalculates the angle or it's batted out of the air without bad intentions or the puck is sent with such force down the ice it goes over the glass 200 feet away.
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The bill is an effort by the F.C.C.'s new Republican majority and congressional Republicans to overturn a simple but vitally important concept — namely that the information that goes over a network belongs to you as the consumer, not to the network hired to carry it.
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In some settings this goes over well, in others people beg to listen to like 21 Savage or something, but either way you better believe we're making it through these last 10 minutes of "Playing in the Band"—and then we're listening to the second disc.
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The superhero gang then goes over their extensive plan (devised by Cartman) to make a lot of money off of a cross platform superhero franchise: Not everyone agrees with it, though, and thus the kids split up and start their own Civil War-esque feud: Coon and Friends vs.
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Along with releasing a report that goes over the number of opportunities for energy storage technologies, while increasing the federal government's storage capacity, the Administration also stated it will be making military bases more efficient, providing funding for microgrids in rural areas, and standardizing to more transparent energy data.
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Like the other stories, it goes over Trump's bad mood — he's angry that Jeff Sessions recused himself from the investigation into ties to Russia, he's paranoid about leaks, and he's upset that more people aren't backing up his evidence-free accusation about Barack Obama ordering Trump Tower bugged.
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"It is not an uncommon will, and it is typically what we term a pour-over will where anything in the estate goes over to the trust and they don't have to disclose the terms of the trust," said Sidney C. Summey, an estate and trusts lawyer in Birmingham.
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Based on Baz Luhrmann's film of the same title, this hedonist's delight of an extravaganza, set in a fin-de-siècle show palace, goes over the top and stays there, in some giddy ether where it feels as if every pop song you ever heard is played in perpetuity.
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When Jack Barker won't listen to Richard's objections about building the Pied Piper platform instead of the data enterprise box, Richard goes over Jack's head to Laurie Bream at Roviga to see if he can get her to fire Jack or persuade Jack to support the consumer platform again.
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The moment when Shirley goes over the edge is induced by something natural and physiological [which will be explained in a later episode], but what's expressed is kind of what's repressed in Shirley, which is this anger and deep, soul-torturing resentment of the way her mom has treated her.
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The amount of simulation that the teams have been doing for the past few years, and the knowledge that goes into determining how much energy a driver should use per lap (as well as how to make up if the driver goes over that limit) should transfer to this new car.
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The screens have the pixel density of a high-definition television and are so bright they don't require the usual shroud that goes over most cars' gauges to shield them from sun glare, according to GM. The new Escalade will also offer augmented reality navigation with three-dimensional sound cues.
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He put himself in "time-out" like he was a child Courtesy of Howard Beck's oral history of Garnett's career: Doc Rivers: Before Game 6 in the (2008) Finals when we beat the Lakers, I walked in the locker room, and Kevin gets [hyped] up to where sometimes he goes over the line.
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No matter how the process goes over the next few days, it remains sadly obvious that the intense partisanship and divisiveness Congress showed during Barrack Obama's last term has been exacerbated by Republicans' unwillingness to consider Merrick Garland's nomination, and their newly found bravado around their control of Congress and the White House.
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He doesn't make a fuss about Beck ditching his meticulously-planned Fitzgerald date night in order to talk Annika (Kathryn Gallagher) off the ledge (after Peach retaliated against an unflattering #TBT by posting Annika's racist rant on Instagram) and dutifully goes over to Peach's apartment with Beck to "save" Peach from not-so-certain death.
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Here it's the wife who is the idealizer, the one who can't let go of the story of the long-ago affair, the one who goes over and over the letters and the memories, not to diminish the past love but, it seems, to restore it to its rightful place in her husband's life.
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In her article for us this week, she goes over cleanup for a number of childhood contagions that are easily spread in your home, so that they're less likely to infect your whole family if one kid gets sick: lice; pinkeye; hand, foot and mouth disease; and the most horrifying childhood plague of all — pinworm.
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Harvard University professor and closely-watched economist Ken Rogoff told CNBC that 2018 could bring "inflation in a way we haven't seen" and could rise above 2 percent in the U.S. "I think this is the year when inflation in the U.S. goes over 20183 percent," Rogoff told CNBC at the in Davos, Switzerland.
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We at Noisey are getting that sweet, sweet web traffic that keeps our dying industry of music journalism afloat, and FJM gets another opportunity to promote his album through the self-crafted narrative that his brilliant art goes over the heads of underpaid music bloggers who don't understand the layered irony of his first-world-problem songs.
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FP begins a speech thanking everyone for coming to the party and goes over his history with the serpents – recounting how he has been with the Serpents since he was younger than Jughead and that the Serpents were there for him when his own family turned their backs on him, which seems like news to Jughead.
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We want to have a healthy and open dialogue with the press corps and the American people about what he's doing to help this country...[but] when a tweet goes out in a pool report to a few thousand people saying he removed the bust of Martin Luther King, how do you think that goes over?
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"The government has really hyped the North Korea threat — they've been stopping trains, blasting alarms and sending text messages every time a missile goes over Japanese airspace — so I do think it's fair to say that they've been taking maximum advantage of the North Korea situation for political advantage," said Phillip Lipscy, assistant professor at Stanford University.
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As her chatty lines ("We go see the Rockettes …") move through the gestures of the modern lyric — only one poem goes over a page, and most use a staccato, colloquial free verse — we get the sense of a writer trying to come to terms with something that is part of her country's reality but not part of her own.
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"They actually said these drug dealers, it's so dangerous to have a solid wall because they take the drugs, it weighs 100 pounds, approximately, you know a satchel, they call it a satchel, they throw it over the wall, it goes over the wall, and it will land on a guy's head and it kills him," Mr. Trump said.
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We've talked a lot about how we as a Democratic Socialist organization are really equipped to take on this charge in LA. Because the way this question has come up in a lot of other cities has been around the question of what happens if the Olympics goes over budget, and really looking at things from a local economic and tax standpoint.
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Glass encounters evidence of other violence involving the Sioux as well as a French trapping expedition, and there are visually astounding moments when the man gets swept down a series of rapids in a frigid river (DiCaprio and five personal stunt doubles doubtless suffered the consequences) and goes over a cliff on horseback (which Inarritu and Lubezki contrived to cover in an uncut take).
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In one instance in the movie, we watch as Dalton is floating in his pool struggling to learn his lines for tomorrow's scenes on a TV pilot, then in one fluid motion the camera goes over Tate's roof and settles down on her driveway to reveal the actress and her husband, director Roman Polanski, getting in their car to drive to a party at the Playboy Mansion.
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In it, the company goes over all the basic gestures that buyers of the phone will perform daily such as swiping up to go home, swiping up and holding to launch the app switcher, quickly jumping between apps by swiping across the home indicator, and setting up Face ID. The company is also encouraging people not to wait for Face ID to authenticate you before swiping up on the lock screen.
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We've got just the ticket in the form of this 18-and-a-half-hour bundle that's divided into three parts: Master the Fundamentals of SQL with Python, an essential tutorial on using Python in conjunction with SQL for rapid development and automation of data systems; MySQL: Become a Database Engineer, a three-hour look at database basics and how MySQL servers can be used to manage data; and Complete SQL Database Training Course, which goes over beginner and intermediate SQL commands.
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Here are a few of the notable changes for developers: Google has a video that goes over these features from a developer point of view, and it even includes some sample code to give an idea of how to implement this functionality in practice: Now, it wouldn't be a story about a new version of Android without a big caveat, so here it is: even though we fully expect more details in May and a release this fall, the likelihood that your current Android phone will get any of these features is not great.
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