"They're always going around with money, they're always going around with women," said one Malagasy man who worked with the Russians and feared reprisals.
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Petra, that Iago, going around with her hook and bait.
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"It's like going around with a celebrity," Ms. Douglass said.
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We're not going around with the sledgehammer, breaking down walls.
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Everybody is going around with their hair on fire about the Internet.
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I loved the heat, going around with few clothes, the stone floors.
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Rapists going around with zero consequences because our justice system systematically fails rape survivors.
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You don't want a family-loving feminist man going around with a GPS tracker, do you?
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There's even a thread going around with a list of developers who fans can send donations to.
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Me: conspiracy theories are stupidTwitter: Donald Trump is going around with a fake Melania stunt doubleMe: pic.twitter.
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"The guys in headsets were going around with urgency looking for the other envelope," Mr. Horowitz said.
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He tried posing as a senator, going around with a traditional Afghan cape draped over his shoulders.
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But it doesn't logically follow that someone with a prior conviction for drunk driving is going around with a gun.
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Even Twitter saw pirated versions of the stream going around, with one Periscope stream pulling in more than 70,000 viewers.
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"The guys in headsets were going around with urgency looking for the other envelope — it just kind of appeared," he said.
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Going around with photographers, putting manicured pictures up, playing at parties in Ibiza and creating the impression that they're absolutely smashing it.
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College is a time for you to take care of yourself, not going around with your pants down knocking on every door.
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"You could just hear the noise outside, as if there were trucks going around with their engines on full swing," he says.
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"There's no one going around with a chain saw and chopping it off ... Nature does sometimes go on square angles," he said.
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I felt a bit guilty when I saw people going around with big patches on their back where they'd had the skin biopsies.
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A man who was packing up his tent across the street said he'd heard someone was going around with a baseball bat, targeting homeless people.
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I was shocked; I've been going around with dull skin caked in way more of my own dead cells than I realized all this time.
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With me, the next thing they know I'll be going around with a walker, and they'll still be young and not interested in an old woman.
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Live your lives through our departed daughters, as they would want to see us getting on with our lives and not going around with our heads bowed down.
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"Y'all motherf— going around with this f—ing picture photoshopping it even more like, 'Oh Cardi p—, Cardi p—,&apos" Cardi, 26, said in the clip posted to her page.
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While not doing anything to jeopardise the system's iron political control, Mr Díaz-Canel had brought a more relaxed style, going around with his wife and talking to ordinary Cubans.
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"The crypto community has turned into a version of LA, where everyone is going around with a script in their hand trying to pitch a movie," Emin Gün Sirer, an associate professor in Cornell's computer science department, told BuzzFeed News.
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In the land of Herculean tech geniuses and some of the most well-educated engineers on the planet, the solution to the poop problem is five guys going around with a pressure washer spraying down the offensive piles before anyone has a chance to complain.
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Meanwhile, he orders his MAD agents to destroy Gadget. Several attempts are made in the opening credits, all of which fail. Meanwhile, Gadget has been going around with his Christmas doings, completely oblivious to the MAD agents attempting to do him in. Later, he visits the local mall Santa, actually Chief Quimby in disguise.
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Modest Schoepen grew up in a smithy in Boom, Antwerp. His career started in the late 1930s when he and his sister Liesje performed vaudeville shows in the surrounding villages, going around with the hat collecting money afterwards. He had his first audition for radio, in 1944 in Brussels. In 1943 he undertook classical guitar instruction with guitarist Frans De Groodt (1892–1990).
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It was re-recorded during the second session under the completely different title of "Virgo Clowns". In its final form, Morrison and John Platania duet on acoustic guitars. As the song fades out laughter is heard performed by Dahaud Shaar and Larry Goldsmith . "Crazy Face" evolved from "Going Around with Jesse James", a song Morrison first recorded for Astral Weeks on 15 October 1968.
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' I used to finish some of Bill's things ... he would come up with the riffs, but I would be the finish guy for that. I sat down and came up with the chorus, the bridges, and so forth. I remember we showed it to Mike and Michael when they came in later; definitely we had the song finished. I think Bill played bass and I played guitar; we kept going around with it.
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Feeling lonely, he goes to Joe's Malt Shop, where a bunch of the boys are 'hanging around' and the pianist 'plays by ear'. John feels a 'tug' at his elbow; it's the soda clerk. They 'chew the rag' a while; John eventually hears from the 'grapevine' that Mary is going around with an 'old flame', who is 'connected to the railroad', but is really just 'feeding her a line' as he 'spends his money like water'. John feels 'burned up'.
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The boys explore as children will and find their grandfather is harboring a large turtle-like creature called Mel. Mel is a legend of local Swanson Lake and is known as Swannie to the general populace (similar to "Nessie"). The boys' adjustment to their life in the small town is helped by getting to know him. While going around with a girl (Susie) one day, Roger (the elder boy) accidentally causes an explosion on the developer's property with his grandfather's tractor.
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Jack Fraser, a young boy, tells the story of a local simpleton and outsider named Dummy who worked in the same sawmill as Jack's father Del. Del gets Dummy to fill a pond on his land with bass, but Dummy eventually builds an electric fence around it so people stop coming by. Dummy drifts further into isolation and his wife starts going around with another man. The story ends with Dummy murdering his wife and committing suicide by drowning in his beloved pond.
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I mean if you look at Christ, He was hanging around with the lowlifes, > prostitutes and the losers you know, not going around with those high > society motherfuckers you see trying to sell Jesus today! When asked in an interview whether he was a Christian and whether Soulfly was a Christian band, he said: > No. I mean, if I was a Christian I would wear all these different kinds of > omens. Because Christian people are so close-minded. A priest would not > accept that.
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Sri Badrinatha Moorthy (Vijay) is the youngest son of a family and a careless guy, always going around with girls and spending time with them. His womanizing habits are a source of heartburn for his father (Kitty). However, his elder brother Vetrinath (Riyaz Khan), a kickboxer and his father's favourite son, is very fond of him. Janaki (Bhumika), Badri's neighbour, is in love with him, but it is just one-sided as Badri considers her a good friend and a source of cars and money to impress girls.
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She identified many racist aspects of her high school, including discriminatory arrests made in school, teachers ignoring Chicano/a students when they raised their hands, and tracking Chicano/a students into vocational classes. Gloria's parents were Democrats. Though they were not politically active, she did know that they had voted for John F. Kennedy. Gloria was more interested in the issues going around with race and discrimination, mainly because she knew what it was like to be discriminated against because of the color of her skin and because she was of Mexican descent.
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