The chain isn't just going for McDonald's turf — it's also going for Chick-fil-A's.
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He hinted at an inner tension between going for a big political statement and going for laughs.
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If you're usually going for distance, try going for time instead, or measure your heart rate.5.
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The JBL Xtreme 2 is going for $219.95 and the JBL Boombox bluetooth speaker is going for $379.95.
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They're not going for compensation to a plaintiff; they're going for penalties they can get for their county.
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The pool didn't have the look Drake was going for, so he's going for a walk on the beach.
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Sometimes what I struggle with is finding that balance between going for too much and not going for enough.
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Many Olympic athletes, who are going for the gold, will be going for the green when the games end.
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Otherwise, most other Xbox One X bundles are going for $21 while the Xbox One S is going for $149.
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Otherwise, most other Xbox One X bundles are going for $2145 while the Xbox One S is going for $2175.
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Otherwise, most other Xbox One X bundles are going for $25 while the Xbox One S is going for $303.
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"Whether you're going for five or going for one it's the same thing - we're going after a gold medal," Canada coach Laura Schuler said.
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It was 11:00 PM. We talked about how law school was going for him (hard) and how writing was going for me (hard).
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Legal pot has grown to a $6.6 billion industry, with seven in 10 dollars going for medical marijuana and three in 10 going for recreational marijuana.
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I think he saw it for what we were going for, which is not... we weren&apost going for, &aposLet&aposs subvert a Star Wars movie.
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Prices are actually $50 more than the 20143 was last year, with the 64GB iPhone 8 going for $699 and the 64GB iPhone 8 Plus going for $799.
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And so how can you convince someone who has a progressive worldview that instead of going for Sanders or Warren, that they should be going for the billionaire hedge fund guy?
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"What I think we have going for us — which we have always had going for us, but we're going to have to utilize even more — is our internet capabilities," Sanders said.
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One was going for "$2,630.52 & FREE Shipping," she noted.
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We're going for dinner downstairs at Simon & the Whale.
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" [laughter] "I'm not going for a summah — I'm going.
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Based on data from hundreds of Square sellers, the company found the average cost to be $6.78, with the cheapest avocado toast going for $2 and the most expensive going for $18.
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Tickets for a private roundtable with the president are going for $44,300 per couple, a private photo reception will cost $10,85033 per couple and a general reception is going for $2,700 per couple.
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Firstly, I was going for a taste of the yin.
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It's not like the GOP nominee was going for brevity.
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And the market does have a lot going for it.
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What do you think about Kylie going for the gold?
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King James will not be going for gold this summer.
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Whatever you had going for you, that is over now.
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Which is good, because that's what I was going for.
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These kids make me wanna keep going for the GOLD!
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Super Bowl tickets, he says, are going for approximately $2,500.
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So we've got that going for us, which is nice.
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She loves strolling around with him and going for lunch.
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He has plenty going for him his second time around.
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Now, the Get Out director is going for the gut.
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It starts going for hundreds — and she has an epiphany.
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But who can blame him for going for round 2?
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"Lots of emailing, and then going for dinner," Sheeran says.
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Grande is really going for the upside down theme, here.
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Bullock is going for that Jimmy Carter, decent dad appeal.
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Farmers say it keeps them going for hours on end.
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Then again, Microsoft isn't really going for sleek and stylish.
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That said, India has two valuable things going for it.
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We had a pretty good thing going for a while.
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Do you know what Google is going for with tablets?
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But the movie still has two things going for it.
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So, she's got that going for her, which is nice.
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Carmakers are going for bling, reaching for those luxury consumers.
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The Pixel 2 has many, many things going for it.
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Because I still can't tell what Phillips was going for.
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It's just a matter of knowing what you're going for.
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Scott Peters' Periscope account, has been going for several hours.
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What sound were you going for on this new album?
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What were you going for when you read for it?
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I did, however, have a few things going for me.
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Speaking of makeup, are you going for any specific look?
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The bears have something big going for them: Recent momentum.
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That's exactly what I was going for in that moment.
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The biggest thing Brown has going for him is Trump.
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Her body is not the only thing going for her.
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Up $4, regular Magic Kingdom ticket are going for $119.
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Part of it is experimental, but we're going for it.
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Plan Ahead: Determine what pose you're going for in advance!
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On PlayerAuctions there are several accounts going for over $11,000.
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So they've got that going for them, which is nice.
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Going for a slightly cooler version of the saucy maid?
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That's impressive for a mirrorless camera going for under $1,000.
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She tried to keep the lie going for another week.
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For Harris, the idea has a lot going for it.
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Are you going for accurate, clean sound, or something else?
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We're going for a little bit of all those things.
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So she's got that going for her, which is nice.
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That cord has a few things going for it, though.
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He threw only 69 pitches, with 49 going for strikes.
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I don't think that was what she was going for.
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But Amazon's got a few key things going for it.
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Look, New York pizza has a lot going for it.
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She's still got a lot of stuff going for her.
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And that's what the NFL seemed to be going for.
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Definitely not the direction we saw things going for him.
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Sassuolo keeper Andrea Consigli was going for some clearance, maybe?
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This coming year Kaytranada has a lot going for him.
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And then Markees at the party, going for a kiss.
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Were you deliberately going for a famed rock producer there?
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We assume that they're going for it, they're investing massively.
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It was originally $149.95 but was going for 50% off.
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Now, alleged pieces are going for over $14,000 on eBay.
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So is going for a walk and looking for ghosts.
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Consumer spending can keep the recovery going for some time.
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Only going for one day saves a lot of money.
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But that's O.K., because that's not what I'm going for.
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But above all, she won it by going for it.
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There were further VIP tickets going for $1000 a piece.
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It's not going to be easy going for either candidate.
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Two dogs, locked in the cage, going for the jugular.
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Many items were going for less than a dollar each.
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The Elantra GT Sport has a lot going for it.
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Tickets for that event are going for $33,400 per couple.
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Some sneakers on the platforms are going for over $20,303.
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So he's got that going for him, which is nice.
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"He's going for a clean slate," another GOP source said.
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Riders don't race like they're going for the Tour win.
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TRUMP: Yes, it has been going for a long time.
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Were you going for this sort of dual visual representation?
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What kind of thing were you going for with "Brixton"?
|
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I ended up going for a walk and getting lost.
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But even three decades on, they're still going for it.
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And that's definitely one of the things we're going for.
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And it's now going for thousands and thousands of pounds.
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It has a lot going for it, to be honest.
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And these ripe bananas were going for $0.44 a pound.
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Snapchat is going for much more than just the selfie.
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And he's going to work and going for a run.
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But he's alive, so he's got that going for him.
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It's obvious these guys are going for only one thing.
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"That's O.K., you're going for it," Ms. Tharp told her.
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"He had been talking about going for awhile," she said.
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How's it going for you right now, where you stay?
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What's required to keep a show going for that long?
|
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Ms. Harris, of California, is going for the progressive vote.
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He will be going for his 15th win on Wednesday.
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It clearly aims big and isn't going for second place.
|
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Don Larsen has a perfect game going for the Yankees.
|
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"We're not going for the lowest common denominator," she said.
|
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But it was not all rough going for the President.
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It was originally $149.95 but was going for 50% off.
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Morning guests in the cab are usually going for lunch.
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You're going for the biggest punch in terms of audience.
|
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Maybe the officer thought he was going for the gun.
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But people were unable to get going for other reasons.
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And she's got a lot of things going for her.
|
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Still, tickets are going for $29 to $25,2100 on StubHub.
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Mostly, going for it is in the Kennedy political genes.
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As of this morning, that ticket is going for $2,825.
|
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"We're going for this," he says, gesturing toward his phone.
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My colleagues are going for lunch, and I join them.
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Tickets are going for $149, and livestream access is $79.
|
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Signs indicated that these items were going for $278 each.
|
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McCaskill is going for her third term in the Senate.
|
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On paper, the Active2 had a lot going for it.
|
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"We were just going for that cringe factor," said Moxley.
|
|
Inaugural official says they were going for "soft sensuality" anyway.
|
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Now, they're trying a new tactic: going for protesters' money.
|
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But alas, that is definitively not what he's going for.
|
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And it just kept going for the next two years.
|
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This resource, Vigliotti knew, had a lot going for it.
|
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But it does have a few things going for it.
|
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It might be the only bad thing going for her.
|
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That's the way life's been going for me these days.
|
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Are you going for a particular sound, feeling, or aesthetic?
|
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What were you going for apart from the brand parody?
|
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And that's fine, that's not what FS2 was going for.
|
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Green Day has been going for over two decades now.
|
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But I think when you're going for the tone that we're going for, it's better to be grounded in some sort of truthfulness or character — something more than a funny joke or a funny line.
|
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But all the same, she has a lot going for her.
|
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Software-wise, Ticwatch is going for the best of both worlds.
|
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The show could very well have much more going for it.
|
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Did you execute what you were going for on this record?
|
|
Crazy Frog on a quaddie, going for a mid-afternoon razz?
|
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This alienated, performative feeling is exactly what Gagliardi was going for.
|
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And these aren't the only things she has going for her.
|
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And make no doubt, he is going for the top spot.
|
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I'm really proud of the writers' room for going for that.
|
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Instead of going for chicken breasts, opt for buying chicken thighs.
|
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Was Nintendo probably going for an intense, biting, self-own here?
|
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That first shot, he knew where it was going for sure.
|
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With the 3A, Osterloh is clearly going for big volume numbers.
|
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I was just going for it because I had a chance.
|
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In addition, KitchenAid's 2-Slice Toaster is going for just $55.99.
|
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We don't have enough blood to keep going for our people.
|
|
In addition, Zojirushi's rice cooker and warmer is going for $119.99.
|
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Don't be afraid of going for broke and wearing it all.
|
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Going for an evening walk is really important for me too.
|
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The Indians had 14 hits, with five going for extra bases.
|
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That was the feeling, the look I was always going for.
|
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I think they should be going for much more significant reduction.
|
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This is the exact opposite of the vibe I'm going for.
|
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You have all that going for you plus broad shoulders, too.
|
|
For many people, going for a run outside isn't just exercise.
|
|
Some well known devices just didn't have enough going for them.
|
|
So what are you going for when you're making the movies?
|
|
Iverson started driving right, like he was going for the baseline.
|
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Last time I checked they were going for 22014 times revenue!
|
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He saw where culture was going, for good or for bad.
|
|
Instead, of two days, the rival retailer is going for four.
|
|
It's also going for a slightly warmer tone, especially with faces.
|
|
A FEW years ago Barbara Ehrenreich stopped going for check-ups.
|
|
"I also like going for long walks around Seattle," she said.
|
|
So keeping that going for a while strikes me as okay.
|
|
Greitens said he kept going for the good of the team.
|
|
Ryan Lochte must be going for a gold medal in irony.
|
|
" On Wiig, Chase shared, "She had two things going for her.
|
|
Severe plaque psoriasis, a lot of companies are going for it.
|
|
Did you have anything in particular that you were going for?
|
|
We have a pool going for when his heart gives out!!??
|
|
It seems that the health ministry is going for full-control.
|
|
They both have definite things going for them, and different approaches.
|
|
Maybe going for a run before bed wasn't the best idea?
|
|
I mean, she's been going for a very long time, y'know?
|
|
Your partners know what they want, and they're going for it!
|
|
"We're going for something educational, high-end, and techy," Weiss said.
|
|
With the Move, Withings is going for a colorful Swatch aesthetic.
|
|
The Dyson Lightcycle lamp has an industrial appeal going for it.
|
|
This is probably more like what they were really going for.
|
|
As to star power, there isn't that much going for it.
|
|
The device is currently going for $28 on its Indiegogo campaign.
|
|
A neighbor reported seeing her going for a jog Wednesday evening.
|
|
When they hit stores, they'll be going for $399, Campbell says.
|
|
I guess I won't be going for a run this morning.
|
|
The CEO school of corporate responsibility has something going for it.
|
|
If his splitter stays flat, it's also going for a ride.
|
|
Apple does have one thing going for its Instagram account, though.
|
|
So Hong Kong does have that going for it, doesn't it?
|
|
And that's what has mainly stopped teams from going for two.
|
|
"I don't think he was deliberately going for the speech," Sgt.
|
|
These charming gingham chairs are now going for $809 on Bukowskis.
|
|
You can't try to keep that euphoria going for a year.
|
|
Putnam celebrate by going for a walk with baby Angela. Mrs.
|
|
I'm going for something that is following the standard and endorsed.
|
|
I like his attitude, the way he's always going for it.
|
|
I'm going for the first match, like everyone else, from zero.
|
|
Wild had been going for her third gold of the week.
|
|
It's going for $12,500 right now ... as the NY Post reported.
|
|
I mean, I guess Ezeli was going for the nostalgia angle.
|
|
Tickets on resale websites are going for as much as $4,800.
|
|
To be sure, Zhong An has a lot going for it.
|
|
Many of these products were going for less than $3 each.
|
|
"'Repeal and replace' has only alliteration going for it," she charged.
|
|
In general, the new iPad has a lot going for it.
|
|
"I cannot see Bolton going for the mercenary option," he said.
|
|
Is it really some Native-specific countercultural thing you're going for?
|
|
On the secondary market, the tickets are going for much more.
|
|
Going for a ride would be an act of radical rebellion.
|
|
Going for it seemed risky: 212 yards is a long way.
|
|
Fox News listed 9 percent of the vote going for Gov.
|
|
Now, going for a run in the morning is my ikigai.
|
|
Tickets on the secondary market were going for upward of $500.
|
|
That's usually the meaning women are going for in the bedroom.
|
|
But you could at least see what they were going for.
|
|
There's a prize you want, and you're going for it, Gemini.
|
|
Everybody is going for the fresh fruit or the chocolate cake.
|
|
I choose my tools carefully, going for flexibility beyond anything else.
|
|
I feel strong, and I guess that's what I'm going for.
|
|
Milo joined after we had been going for about two years.
|
|
You're not going for that long, and you don't need it.
|
|
The Occasional Feel-Good has been going for almost two years.
|
|
I guess that's the sort of authenticity Tarantino was going for.
|
|
It's like going for a horse ride—it's my new pony.
|
|
They are now collectors items, going for around $1,000 a pop.
|
|
It didn't stop him from pestering her about going for coffee.
|
|
That's pretty much all we've got going for us right now.
|
|
The LG XBoom Go PK7 has a lot going for it.
|
|
"But the hotel had so much going for it," she says.
|
|
The Cougars are going for Coach Mike Leach's first conference title.
|
|
The design and direction they were going for was more angled.
|
|
Was Jackson going for a dramatic, "Wizard of Oz"-style effect?
|
|
They will be going for a first bowl win since 2008.
|
|
This particular open house is a studio going for $650,000. Ridiculous.
|
|
And Delia's by Dolls Kill has several things going for it.
|
|
But lump-sum payments also have a lot going for them.
|
|
The answer Mr. Trump was going for, of course, was no.
|
|
The page has been going for a couple of years now.
|
|
So the theme has that going for it, which is nice.
|
|
I didn't feel like going for dark blue; certainly not black.
|
|
At first glance, Mr Ren's gesture has much going for it.
|
|
And Mr. Schultz, 64, has another thing going for him: money.
|
|
Now, do we think either is going for their pro card?
|
|
Disney does have at least one thing going for it: content.
|
|
This nautical-themed soap dispenser was going for just under $5.
|
|
Presumably, that was not the takeaway Mr. Lauren was going for.
|
|
"Obviously, he's really gotten it going for us lately," Boone said.
|
|
He has one key thing going for him: a divided opposition.
|
|
That is much more meaningful than going for a legal victory.
|
|
Each is going for the lowest price that they've sold for.
|
|
If Kevin is going for himself, what information is he seeking?
|
|
"We're going for a close shave," their colleague Scott Geffert laughed.
|
|
In 2019, there was a tube going for $79 on Amazon.
|
|
Oh well, bulls have that 0% dividend going for them, anyway!
|
|
Considering going for the first time can feel intimidating and overwhelming.
|
|
This time, TraderJoesGang spotted a variety 12-pack going for $15.99.
|
|
Overall the VivoWatch SP has some impressive features going for it.
|
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At this point, we'd recommend going for the e-gift card.
|
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I think that that's the style that she was going for.
|
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Everybody's going for the sides, if you will, for the extremes.
|
|
The Royals are going for it again, together, one last time.
|
|
The event was going for TED Talks positivity, not grim polemics.
|
|
A triplex is going for $103 million in one of them.
|
|
Obviously a huge motivating factor, got the guys going for sure.
|
|
A total of 500 cars, going for over $400,000 a pop.
|
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If I'm going for a run, I'm trying to set GPS.
|
|
"We're not going for the full-blown mystical experience," Morgan said.
|
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"We weren't going for pretty, we were going for distinctive," says Mr Ng, who draws an analogy with yellow school buses: people understand that some kinds of vehicles behave in particular ways, and accommodate them accordingly.
|
|
"So maybe my style isn't quite in line with SVU, but I do gain their respect and I am going for the same thing we're all going for, so I think I do get some respect."
|
|
"We're not going for city-level rainwater harvesting, we are not going for groundwater recharge, we are not preserving our lakes," said Sushmita Sengupta, a water expert at the Center for Science and Environment in New Delhi.
|
|
"Are we going for war today or are we going for elections?" demanded Silas Owiti, 30, a voter in Kisumu and a youth leader for the National Super Alliance, the opposition umbrella group led by Mr. Odinga.
|
|
Not going for the win is deeply ingrained in announcer culture, too.
|
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The only thing Hillary Clinton has going for herself is the press.
|
|
PARTSINEVELOS: No, I thought you were going for a dirty joke there.
|
|
I think... I'm starting to feel OK with Rachel going for Dean?
|
|
Which is all to say, Ikea has a lot going for it.
|
|
It's amazing none of them got the parts they were going for.
|
|
Elder Scrolls: Blades has a lot of other things going for it.
|
|
Now it appears the social network company is really going for it.
|
|
"I would ask: How is that struggle going for you?" she says.
|
|
James played 44 minutes after going for 45 minutes against the Spurs.
|
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I had everything going from me, and then nothing going for me.
|
|
This one has plenty going for it, not least of which is
|
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"I'm going for the darkest things in life right now," she answered.
|
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And rightly so: this Italian city's got a lot going for it.
|
|
Facebook's Preventive Health tool does have a couple things going for it.
|
|
Some Twitter users are going for the obvious bathroom joke: No shit??
|
|
We're not going for the second and third and fourth and fifth.
|
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I'm going for the first time over my birthday weekend in June!
|
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Warhol's four screenprints of "Goethe" (1982) topped the lots, going for $231,250.
|
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Garnish with picked cilantro leaves if you're going for that Michelin star.
|
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Katz proposed going for the jugular by attacking Nintendo's reputation with marketing.
|
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Kaitlyn: Let's see, what do you have going for you this morning?
|
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Harvard-educated epidemiologist Dr. Timothy Cunningham had a lot going for him.
|
|
Among nongluten pastas, chickpea pasta has a great deal going for it.
|
|
"Two years ago, Holstein calves were going for $175 apiece," Grannell said.
|
|
But these wallflowers have more going for them than you may realize.
|
|
In addition, Lello's Musso Lussino Ice Cream Maker is going for $2110.99.
|
|
Instead of going for a run I make eggs for brunch. Whoops.
|
|
She started out going for walks, and eventually started taking Zumba classes.
|
|
But besides sex and style, Tidelands doesn't have much going for it.
|
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Just look at this ridiculousness: A $23 gadget is going for $211,22016.
|
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Is there an industry or sized business that you are going for?
|
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I remember him going for a fly ball and sliding into it.
|
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This year, for the first time, they are going for the Democrat.
|
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They're attempting to get ahead of it...They are going for broke.
|
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VICE: So is nudity just part and parcel of going for roles?
|
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Is that something that would put you off going for a role?
|
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"I Love It" has the surprising but inevitable factor going for it.
|
|
Have you seen what Sigur Ros tickets have been going for lately?
|
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Windows 10 on a phone today has two things going for it.
|
|
Tickets to Tuesday night's show are going for $2,299 – at the minimum.
|
|
You have way more going for you than just Off the Hook.
|
|
They had rumors going for months that he was alive and well.
|
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Traders ought to keep going for the gold, according to one trader.
|
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One shot shows no less than fifteen dogs going for a jog.
|
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Another thing MXNet has going for it is its ability to scale.
|
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That cover of "Tiny Dancer" really had something going for it, though.
|
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If the first lady was going for "tasteful glamour," she nailed it.
|
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I really have no clue what they're going for with this one.
|
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But Neighbors had something else going for it: the movie was funny.
|
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We suggest going for a cat-eye like in the video above.
|
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So who's to say that's not what the song is going for?
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GOING FOR A BEER Selected Short Fictions By Robert Coover 20053 pp.
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The startup has at least two other things going for it, though.
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In the past, that meant mostly going for exponential growth in speed.
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" Scotts Miracle-Gro: "Scotts Miracle-Gro has two things going for it.
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Tickets are currently going for $115 and up, as of this post.
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They've already sired three cubs and are apparently going for a fourth.
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If you're going for reach, Between Two Ferns isn't a bad choice.
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He's got that Clooney/guy from Grey's Anatomy thing going for him.
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But, she does have one thing going for her: the Melania mystique.
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Washington is going for its earliest-ever 80-degree day on Wednesday.
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But those scars may be the best thing going for the markets.
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The one thing going for the airlines is they've become unbelievably safe.
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At least he has one thing going for him: nobody's watching FS1.
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So, if it's anticipation she's going for ... she's for sure got it.
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For his part, R.S. claims he was simply going for the ball.
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"I like to repeat that, because it captures what I'm going for."
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Stephenson is going for something in this final third of the novel.
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THUMP: What were you going for with the track we're premiering today?
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If you're going for some emphasis, add a manually created drop shadow.
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What Apple doesn't have going for it, however, is a free tier.
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On top of the bridge, a couple is really going for it.
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I'm pretty sure that's what the producers are going for this year.
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Another thing Steller's jays have going for them is their good looks.
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But going for a walk with Pokémon Go has been an adventure.
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We don't have that going for us with gonorrhea, syphilis and chlamydia.
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Dan's already got one thing going for him -- he's pretty damn rich.
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There is little doubt Bruce has finally gotten going for the Mets.
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One box of 24 rolls at Economy Candy is going for $21.60.
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So Fitzpatrick has that elite company going for him, which is nice.
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I want to keep it going for the U.S. as a whole.
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Some were posted on eBay, going for more than twice the price.
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On the face of it, Gillibrand has a lot going for her.
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Maybe the Sonic series is just going for something a bit grittier.
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This unappealing two-piece Vera Wang pajama set was going for $56.
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"It's just not going for us," Baltimore third baseman Manny Machado said.
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I noted how much halibut fillets were going for — $16.50 a pound.
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Might as well use the current while it's going for you, eh?
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And if that's the look you're going for, I think that's great.
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Backyard fun has evolved into sponsored tournaments and going for Olympic gold.
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New York is seeking a franchise milestone, going for its 700th victory.
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I sort of understand what the series' writers are going for here.
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I was fighting for one thing, Dan was going for another thing.
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Not if 5G is all the innovation it's got going for it.
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I would start by just going for a ride through the city.
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She didn't get the calendar slam, OK; now she's going for 22.
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"We're not just going for eighth," shooting guard Dion Waiter told reporters.
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The biggest thing Brown has going for him, Kondik said, is Trump.
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We did, however, find some watermelon here, each going for about $6.
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Even if it's just going for a walk to clear your head.
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At the time, the land was going for about $60,000 an acre.
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And then there is Johnson, 41, who is going for Nascar immortality.
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"He's going for the jugular, which is typical Trump style," he said.
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Every last bundle was sold, with the cheapest kit going for $40.
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A Delta (DAL) flight from Atlanta to Chicago is going for $3003.
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Make sure his or her style vibes with what you're going for.
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Dany had a pretty sweet gig going for a while there, right?
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No, you and I are going for a ride in my turbo.
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Gage: We weren't going for the classic moments of coming of age.
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"Aretha would want us going for a best picture," Mr. Elliott said.
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All of the breaks are going for the Yankees at this point.
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Whatever its political stance, it didn't pretend it was going for inclusivity.
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Going for walks with my dog would leave me out of breath.
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The biggest question might be how they kept going for so long.
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That could keep a fight between Uber and Lyft going for years
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Experiment with smaller amounts until you get the look you're going for.
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Over the long term, these states have a lot going for them.
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Hopefully, I can keep that consistency going for the next three days.
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"People tend to like going for the gold," said Kantrowitz — the Cappex.
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The kicks ain't cheap ... they're currently going for around $300 a pop.
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"We had the police going for us," he later said in court.
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"Since the election, I haven't stopped going for a second," he said.
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And she said, that's O.K., because now we're going for the garden.
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A similarly sized container of SPF 70 was going for 13,000 colones.
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"He's going for the gun," Salamoni yells, according to the state report.
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It wasn&apost like "BlacKkKlansman," where I was really going for it.
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Republicans have one major factor going for them: a strong U.S. economy.
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We are going for something better for us and for our children.
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You just want to make sure you're going for the right reasons.
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But the show's creator, Lizzy Weiss, was going for something more substantive.
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"I remember going for some therapy a long time ago," he said.
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No. 16 Indiana has the stable, business-friendly environment going for it.
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This is cheaper than the headphones were going for during Black Friday.
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"I know what look you are going for," he said, nodding sympathetically.
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A harmonious combination of sweet and salty is what you're going for.
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"I'm only going for the things that I'm passionate about," she said.
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Have you been thinking of going for a late-life law degree?
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What it has going for it is a compilation of great companies.
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But prioritize going for the cash earlier and it will grow faster.
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"They are going for the shelter," Mr. Singh told The Associated Press.
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It's the aesthetic we're going for — it's the aesthetic the audience expects.
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Chad Mendes and Mike Brown ate hard knees in going for takedowns.
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But those resveratrol studies aren't all red wine has going for it.
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For example, last year one of Mr. Mattison's students needed staples in his head after "some complete ignoramus," as described by Mr. Mattison, with "no business going for the waves he was going for," crashed into the student.
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In addition, Dyson's Multi-floor Bagless Upright Vacuum is going for just $103.
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And they're going for vulnerable spots, and this country needs to realize it.
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I can't tell you what tone they're going for, but they're genius, so.
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I'm going for Sophia Loren but it's coming off as Pepe Le Pew.
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Photo: Victoria Song (Gizmodo)Going for a run in the winter is brutal.
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On top of all that, these puppies are going for less than $5.
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It's allowed us to strive and achieve that fulfilled life we're going for.
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" It's going to be fun, tasteful but...we're going for it," he said.
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I never know when they are deadly serious or going for high camp.
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It's fine that Snyder is going for something bigger and grander than realism.
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I think it's ... You think that's what venture has to be going for.
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That seems to be what fast-food companies are going for these days.
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The upcoming new Netflix series Disenchantment could not have more going for it.
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No, if smartphone makers were going for cool, they would have tried harder.
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Unless, that is, you're going for a theatric, avant-garde style or costume.
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But that's definitely the aesthetic I'm going for — very '90s supermodel, giant glamazon.
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Vasquez also started cooking more of her meals and going for healthier options.
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This is the thing Nintendo has going for it — well, that and Zelda.
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He's also said he can keep this story going for another six films.
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His wish to avoid power is essentially all he has going for him.
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So I think they're the most ambitious Chinese company going for overseas expansion.
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Aaron Watson is a man that has everything going for him right now.
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And that's what the scientists analyzing all those graveyard remains are going for.
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That's one of the big things Amazon's going for with the Echo Show.
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In addition, Walmart has Frigidaire's retro eraser board mini fridge going for $199.993.
|
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"It wasn't that we were going for a girl group thing," he says.
|
|
Another of Kusama's "Pumpkin" series topped that sale, going for 12,175,000 HKD (~$1,551,743).
|
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That said, Sony has a lot going for it to justify that design.
|
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Since I was going for a matinee, I had plenty of seat choices.
|
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She vanished on July 18 after going for her regular jog around town.
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Congrats on the weight loss too, if that's what you were going for.
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They didn't know where they were going, but they were going for opportunity.
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In addition, the Nespresso VertuoPlus Espresso Maker from De'Longhi is going for $213.
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It does have brevity and the exuberance of Dabo Swinney going for it.
|
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January Jones is a person who, objectively, has many things going for her.
|
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But the chain's latest collab is definitely going for a specific foodie audience.
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That's what love is to him, security, and he is going for it.
|
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And I needed to keep the podcasts going for a variety of reasons.
|
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Crazy listings are popping up – this home is going for $6000 a night.
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It's not fair, and that's exactly the feeling that Jenkins is going for.
|
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The Hub ordinarily retails for $149, with the speakers going for $49 each.
|
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It's not just Olympians who will be going for the gold this month.
|
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They're going for up to $16,189.96 - or 134.93 pairs of UA Curry Twos.
|
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"No, actually, he was going for all the buttons," I manage to say.
|
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How would you describe the soundscape that you're going for with the soundtrack?
|
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"I think this group has a whole lot going for it," Cramer said.
|
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A big thing the index has going for it is the sector breakdown.
|
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Caitlyn Jenner is going for gold on the new cover of Sports Illustrated.
|
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The coin was going for a robust $24.95 before the cancellation was revealed.
|
|
But Whiteside was about all Miami had going for it against the Blazers.
|
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Derry of Petco said that their designers are going for that Instagrammable moment.
|
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So, uh, can someone get a Kickstarter going for this kid immediately please?
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They say they're going for a conference or visiting family and just stay.
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She waved them away, indicating that she knew what I was going for.
|
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Yet, subpar camera aside, the Honor 8 has something great going for it.
|
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Her following posts do seem to indicate she was going for the former.
|
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The Angels had nine hits in all, with five going for extra bases.
|
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That said, the firm has enough going for it to keep investors interested.
|
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The Trump economy has two things going for it: job creation and enthusiasm.
|
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The one thing Kraft Heinz had going for it was its profit margins.
|
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What this show has going for it is that it's also delightfully weird.
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I was trying to get cheap points, I was going for too much.
|
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It's cathartic, and in that sense, I achieved what I was going for.
|
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He had wowed everybody, but now he was going for something post-modern.
|
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Pokémon Go is a very specific application with a lot going for it.
|
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From a business perspective the idea had one important feature going for it.
|
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"Going for a Beer" presents the garden of intertextuality in Coover's fictional universe.
|
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In fact that's exactly what they're going for with the Freewrite's hefty design.
|
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But this time, the band is going for something a bit old school.
|
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If you're going for volume, go ahead and do the plastic cup thing.
|
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But that's not all Penny has going for her in the new movie.
|
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In Washington D.C., a 1-bedroom in Capitol Manor is going for $150,000.
|
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Andre Ward has that crossover cultural swagger going for him, without a doubt.
|
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When I have opportunity in my matches, I'm just going for the winners.
|
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A ticket to the Jockey Club Suite is going for $6,200 on SeatGeek.
|
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One 7-bedroom in that neighborhood is going for $27 million right now.
|
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If you're just going for the skiing though, you'll be more than satisfied.
|
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Were there specific sounds you guys were going for when you made it?
|
|
Snap founder Evan Spiegel's disappearing-message application has many things going for it.
|
|
They were kind of going for a Terminator look, big and bulky robots.
|
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Twenty-four hours after the cancellation, tickets were going for $550 a pop.
|
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A typical home now costs $240,000, with 30-year mortgages going for 4.55%.
|
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Celebrating all of the girl power that's kept us going for 25 years.
|
|
Still ... there's something symmetrical about Mel B going for a Beverly Hills Cop.
|
|
She loved going for pancakes at Flap Jack Shack, our local pancake place.
|
|
Everyone heard about the new Mac Pro that's reportedly going for $5,999, right?
|
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"I love just putting headphones in and going for a run," says Underwood.
|
|
A jogger checks her GPS fitness tracking watch before going for a run.
|
|
You just end up going for the close-ups as a fallback almost.
|
|
No, I was just going for a quick stroll and smoking a cigarette.
|
|
And he did just that—each bag going for $9.99 on his website.
|
|
Longman & Eagle: Longman & Eagle has a ridiculous amount of stuff going for it.
|
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It was tough going for some Republican House members looking for a promotion.
|
|
Silliness is the one thing that "Independence Day: Resurgence" has going for it.
|
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Fortunately, there are some good things that these two have going for them.
|
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Jack and Hunt Freeman were Texas brothers with a lot going for them.
|
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Curlers going for gold in Pyeongchang are far more athletic than earlier generations.
|
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The party had been going for several hours by the time Murt showed.
|
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In some ways, Armenia had a lot going for it to begin with.
|
|
Former U.S. Open champion Cilic, the sixth seed, is going for his second.
|
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Thad Cochran of Mississippi will not be going for personal and family reasons.
|
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So that&aposs the only reason why I&aposm going for this one.
|
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When I went to prison, I knew I was going for a reason.
|
|
Successful vlogger Casey Neistat has kept a daily journal going for many years.
|
|
Still, some factors going for Trump could speed up his nominations, she said.
|
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That was the biggest thing he had going for him besides the velo.
|
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And he said, 'It's okay, it's okay, we're just going for a walk.
|
|
Thompson and Frye formed a complementary front-line duo, each going for 18.
|
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Then they could seed the wall, and maybe get things going for real.
|
|
One thing Mr. Sanders has going for him are the anti-Obama Democrats.
|
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Clinton had a lot going for her in Massachusetts, which has 323 delegates.
|
|
Dems going for jugular as Pruitt dodges and weaves around yes/no questions.
|
|
But Tamar Ettun and Company weren't going for clarity—they show, not tell.
|
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When you ask what they have going for them, it's very simple - reform.
|
|
But as Keros said, going for a Coney isn't just about the taste.
|
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" ... "Ryan Lochte, going for his 13th career medal, saving the best for last.
|
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You're just going for it [in the DJ booth] and it's very raw.
|
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"The truth is I don't really know what I'm going for," he admits.
|
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Social audience analytics startup SocialRank chose the latter and is going for glory.
|
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Smaller competitors litecoin and etherium are going for around $300 and $786, respectively.
|
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They do have good things going for them, but some weaknesses as well.
|
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Opinion|Bernie Sanders Is Going for Broke: Is maximalism the best political strategy?
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But China also has its hundreds of millions of consumers going for it.
|
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We generally recommend going for either a glass or stainless steel electric kettle.
|
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That's the political play they're going for, and I don't think it's working.
|
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That Beach Boys-y, trippy feel was exactly what I was going for.
|
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In 21, they were going for their fifth straight title, not their fourth.
|
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Some fitness entrepreneurs are going for the whole decathlon of contained group athletics.
|
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Instead of buying a brain game this season, consider going for a walk.
|
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I know Uber has some experiment they've kept going for some unknown reason.
|
|
Because if there's one thing ghosts have going for them, it's staying power.
|
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Critic's Notebook The new Amazon drama "Homecoming" has a lot going for it.
|
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But the books, long out of print, were going for $100 or more.
|
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People are no longer going to stores for product, they're going for people.
|
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You're going for sure to play a top-10 or top-20 guy.
|
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"They're going for broke," Mr. Wilson said of lawmakers opposed to downloadable guns.
|
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The site Slayers Hitmen provides more options, with a beating going for $2,000.
|
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Because it just felt like that was what the game was going for.
|
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The one thing that the SLS does have going for it is power.
|
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Staged and perfect and high polish isn't necessarily what we're going for now.
|
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What did that team have going for it throughout the Stanley Cup Finals?
|
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We put it up in the front yard, and we're going for it.
|
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We started working on our bill, but Democrats aren't going for it yet.
|
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"Going for a run, you guys up to anything this Sunday?" he enquired.
|
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However, kindness has a lot going for it and there's reason for hope.
|
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Gail Collins: Will it surprise you that I'm going for political theater, Bret?
|
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In another, a two-pack is going for $119.99 via Deals Broker USA.
|
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Because when it comes to social research, I believe in going for broke.
|
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Tyson Fury says he is going for a knockout win against Deontay Wilder.
|
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Sakinyan manages to keep going for an incredible 11 hours and 16 minutes.
|
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But here's the hard, cold fact: He is going for his third term.
|
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By far the best thing Lou has going for it is Lou himself.
|
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The thing is, though, that wasn't actually the part he was going for.
|
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People are traveling because they've lost somebody, or because they're going for work.
|
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Corcoran was going for total reinvention when should have been taking baby steps.
|
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Biden, though, has something else going for him: he's also leading the polls.
|
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Sounds good, but it's been tough going for the company in recent months.
|
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That's not to say Sennheiser's latest headphones don't have anything going for them.
|
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People who'd heard about the church online, people who'd been going for months.
|
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Tickets to the fundraiser are currently going for $85033,800 each, Fox Business reported.
|
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World championships are all about the medals, and that's what I'm going for.
|
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Slack has a lot going for it – including rapid growth and loyal users.
|
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Shoppers were going for generators, toilet paper, water and other supplies, KHON reported.
|
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That was the case throughout the whole match, me not going for it.
|
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The only major thing going for the Motorola Razr is its nostalgic design.
|
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But "Kevin" also seems to be going for a "Sense8"-like global reach.
|
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But the punkish protagonist, Wren (Susan Berman), has very little going for her.
|
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In 2017, they were going for their fifth straight title, not their fourth.
|
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Martin Shkreli has one thing going for him in prison ... a tasty menu!!!
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I can't imagine an artist going for those sort of theatrics in 2019.
|
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Again, my kids are going, for sure, but you begin to question it.
|
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I'm going for beauty, seduction, and play — a physical experience, an optical experience.
|
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The way al-Qaeda planned attacks, they were always going for the spectacular.
|
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Hard to tell what Kate and Danny were going for -- comfy PJs maybe?
|
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The other, containing O.J.'s Hall of Fame year, is going for $450.
|
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And yeah, that's probably a longer answer to what your were going for.
|
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My social media followers are really going for this, but that's not enough.
|
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It's been going for less than a fortnight and has several hundred followers.
|
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The biggest mistake entrepreneurs can make is not going for their dreams, he said.
|
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The sneaker quickly sold out and is going for 125 percent premium from resellers.
|
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Major praise to AB for listening to his body and not going for Summit.
|
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A little bite is OK. "Al dente" is what we are going for. 3.
|
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And it's not even like he was going for a buzzer beater here, people.
|
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Regularly $309, the bundle is going for $299 — the regular price of the Switch.
|
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They're told we're going for a vacation and they never see their homes again.
|
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The choice is then between tweaking purchase rules or going for a bigger redesign.
|
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In the end, that may well be the "victory lap" Bungie is going for.
|
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Frenchies are a pricey breed of dog, with purebreds going for upwards of $3,000.
|
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She's not, but let's keep that applause going for Olivia Munn and Niecy Nash.
|
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Close is nominated for Best Actress and she's going for gold with this look.
|
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Meryl Davis and Charlie White won't be going for more gold in South Korea.
|
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The couple is also spotted going for a hike... which Gaga does in heels.
|
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It was long-wearing, utilitarian, and it was the look she was going for.
|
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What the Tamagotchis had going for them was never that they were particularly entertaining.
|
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So, at a recent family gathering, he insisted on going for it yet again.
|
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Shaw is totally going for our childhood hearts, and we love her for it.
|
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And it sure looks like he's going for the face-plant trifecta in 2020.
|
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So the FSA recommends "going for gold" and keeping your toast from getting brown.
|
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Controversies aside, it looks like the fam's keeping that going for a good cause.
|
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Unfortunately, that's about all either of the faux 1960s commercials have going for them.
|
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And since we're going for a wordplay-based theme, this won't work for us.
|
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And finally Scenario G, just going for a nice trip to the fun fair.
|
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Katharen Hedges, a 21-year-old artist from Lincoln, has been going for years.
|
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So, by that fact alone, the Google autonomous trucks have that going for them.
|
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Going for it as hard as possible, willing to kill yourself for it, basically?
|
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We found seven condos that are going for about the same price as Tumblr.
|
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So Mr Schulz is going for a coalition with the FDP and the Greens.
|
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Going for a high five is a risky business at the best of times.
|
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If you're going for influencer status, these small updates can help get you there.
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BESTEK Portable International Travel Voltage Converter — $29.99 See Details Going for a long drive?
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She has tried this before, going for a drive, but it does not help.
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I am going for the third time so I know they will finish it.
|
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She wasn't going for showy editing or filmmaking, yet it wasn't sloppy or unintentional.
|
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With nearly 50% of the vote going for Cruz, it wasn't just a win.
|
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Besides, Dhaliwal had other things going for him, like his trucking and pizza businesses.
|
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They were going for a real-life fairy tale, and they pulled it off.
|
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No matter what look you're going for, all curly girls should focus on hydration.
|
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That's really what we're going for: blending hardware and software to make things functional.
|
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Not exactly the look I was going for on my Pinterest "wedding inspo" board.
|
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One was going for $1,200 a night, though most were between $250 and $350.
|
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I also wanna know how it's going for humans abused by the NON-famous?
|
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Heat things up by going for a dip in this heated, heart-shaped pool.
|
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RUBIO: Well, I was going for Peyton Manning, but now I'm rooting for Carolina.
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Now, the best thing we have going for us is being who we are.
|
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One major factor going for the development of robot nannies is their cost effectiveness.
|
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Whatever look she's going for, she goes to execute it fully — casual or formal.
|
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I am going for more this evening—it makes one so strong & so happy!
|
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Another thing that helped was that I wasn't going for a strictly realistic look.
|
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Microsoft also doesn't have as many cool side gimmicks going for it as Sony.
|
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Students, get a major discount with student tickets going for only $45 — book here.
|
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"We need to be playmakers aggressively going for the ball, competing," Del Rio said.
|
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The Nintendo Switch and Xbox One both have some special offers going for them.
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That's a level of meta that I don't think Ajit Pai was going for.
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But the Xperia XA Ultra has one thing going for it that is spectacular.
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Stax Sigma If you're going for a retro feel, you're in the right place.
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The key is going for something simple and form fitting in a versatile shade.
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They were very clear about what they were going for, which was very refreshing.
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MACCALLUM: But, I mean, that&aposs clearly what the president is going for here.
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The video is definitely cringeworthy, but we think they were totally going for that.
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Making History, Fox's new, gently wacky time travel comedy, has plenty going for it.
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They&aposre going to be going for states that can swing, that are purple.
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His channel, which has been going for five days, currently has over 9000 subscribers.
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It has 20 bids as of this writing, and is currently going for $26.
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Usually $39.95, this modern and stylish case is going for $21.25 with code FIREWORK2360.
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Instead of going for a high five, they will walk far away from you!
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Right now, these large format bottles are going for about $16 in New York.
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He could tell that niggas was going for something, at the New York show.
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The house is listed by realtor Rosemary Lalime and is currently going for $109,000.
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Other Observations: — I won't even attempt to understand what that epilogue was going for.
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Funny part ... Clyff says he wasn't going for a Queen Amidala look at all.
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But in terms of quality and exposure, there's a lot going for the sector.
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What the iPhone had going for it in those early days was a mystique.
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When it comes to fighting hunger, Chef Massimo Bottura is going for the gold.
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The doctor said that's one of the things that she has going for her.
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Needless to say, this probably isn't the kind of buzz they were going for.
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Johansson's eerie, detached quality is the best thing the film has going for it.
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Listen to those saying, 'Do it, keep fighting for it, keep going for it.
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Kendler says the two immediately hit it off, going for drinks the following week.
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"If I was going for football, I would have stayed at Dorsey," he says.
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"Rustic elegance was what we were going for and it wasn't overdone," Fried said.
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I don't mean that to sound deeply critical — that's just what GE's going for.
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Labour, meanwhile, is going for well-off, urban areas, preaching Remain and social liberalism.
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If there's one thing the Echo Buds really have going for them, it's customization.
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All she has going for her is her intelligence and her ability to dissemble.
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It's an impressive feat given seats for the game were going for steep prices.
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One thing we have going for us is truly intense competition in the marketplace.
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And for the most part, the items appeared to be going for a bargain.
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We were especially impressed with these bamboo torches that were going for $2.50 each.
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Commanders claim they have the morale, fuel and munitions to keep going for months.
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If we fail, then we fail, but we're going for it with our voice.
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People pretty quickly picked up on what the Russian Embassy was undoubtedly going for.
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Issuing an ancient title of respect was not really what Bee was going for.
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Point Blank has way more going for it than it has any right to.
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But there is one big thing Cuba definitely has going for it: national pride.
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Warsh has something else going for him that could help him with the president.
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But why pay more when this TV still has so much going for it?
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By contrast, Unilever's Polman believed in going for the long term from the start.
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Twitter went wild for King going for it when it came to the rocker.
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Her pink obsession and designs didn't jibe with the look Fossil was going for.
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The Angels managed only five hits on Thursday, with four going for extra bases.
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But the Chase Sapphire Preferred has one major thing going for it: It's cheap.
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The iPhone 7 (and now the iPhone 8) has a lot going for it.
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If you're going for an untraditional tree this Christmas, try a blue Christmas tree.
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"We had so much going for those pictures," he told the website Crazed Fanboy.
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It's a perfect combination that gives me the exact look I've been going for.
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"I wouldn't say you're missing out by not going for as long," he said.
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I didn't want to make it look like a mockery going for that cycle.
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"People are getting comfortable with the idea that this is going for a while."
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While we see what Bianco was going for, the execution was a little...crass.
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But when it comes to sex this critter has a lot going for it.
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Another digital currency, Quartz, was going for $1.95 in May and is now worth $.
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"I'm going for testing because she was still drinking the water," Ms. Mickel said.
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So going for the slightly more expensive 64 GB model makes way more sense.
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Dickerson has 97 hits this season, with 51 of them going for extra bases.
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Prices start at $840, with a 24-karat gold-plated iteration going for $1,950.
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I don't remember having any particular direction or feel that we were going for.
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Following up the Ruined EP, what were you going for with the first album?
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I doubt I ever will, but I love the challenge of going for that.
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What kind of vibe or mood were you going for when commissioning the video?
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Some men reportedly tried to shake the women's hands before going for their bags.
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You've never seen weed quite like this...and that's exactly what Chong's going for.
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But if I was going for something British, I'd probably head for a pub.
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"Where balance sheet is provided, that is where we're going for trades," he said.
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What the tote has going for it is the structure and cool magnetic clasp.
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Have you heard about toilet paper going for crazy prices on eBay and Gumtree?
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Oklahoma is the cheapest, with a cost per gallon of regular going for $1.84.
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He was totally wrong: They blew right past that, and they're going for more.
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With 2020, everybody's going for the summer events, not so much for the winter.
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You told us earlier that Trump could end up going for trial for fraud.
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But as long as they have Machado, they're at least nominally going for it.
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"The RAZR had going for it the only thing that really mattered," Pierce writes.
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All season they have flouted conventional wisdom by going for it in counterintuitive situations.
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But the pivot into full horror ultimately undercuts everything else Morgan was going for.
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The modernization they're going for comes partly in the form of the space itself.
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How much did you say that lot in Amish country was going for again?
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KS: Both of which showed the way to where things were going, for sure.
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Even going for a hike feels fraught, as we try to maintain social distancing.
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I'm going for the coastal vote north of Riverside County, south of Santa Monica.
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Both of the proposals, it should be said, have a lot going for them.
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"We're not going for something small and niche," said Ms. Salke, describing her strategy.
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And I'll be going for a look at the board back in the hotel.
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As an expert social distancer, I've enjoyed going for brief walks around my neighborhood.
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The Versa 2 has things going for it that the Apple Watch does not.
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The Eagles, by going for it, improved their probability of winning by 0.5 percent.
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Things that used to be rent stabilized now are going for $20,000 a month.
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The comics were going for it back when I was doing Def Comedy Jam.
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Want to know how well things are going for President Donald Trump this week?
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"This is exactly the sound we have always been going for," Wells told me.
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Longtime EU insiders predicated that it would be tough going for the new College.
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Here's a 20-pack of disposable masks--typically priced around $22--going for $145!
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"I went from going for a run to being in the ambulance," she said.
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He has a few things going for him, chief among them a divided opposition.
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If I'm going for a short jaunt around town, I'll always grab my phone.
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As a presidential candidate, Klobuchar has at least two more things going for her.
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Holden overcommitted in the offensive zone, going for a puck he failed to reach.
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The worst networking event I ever went to had everything good going for it.
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"It is visible whether they are real tourists or going for employment," he said.
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"(Siemian) came into the huddle and said 'We're going for the gusto,'" Sanders said.
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Monica + Andy is going for a "small and more curated" store experience, Royer said.
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However, it had one good thing going for it: the CBO's budget scoring method.
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The space can accommodate six guests and is currently going for $329 a night.
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Finally, faced with the depths of winter, our Cooking team is going for soup.
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So we're going for these really high growth stocks into really below average stocks.
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RUBIN I didn't feel like they had nailed the originality I was going for.
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But Judy is a little unwieldy, though you can see what it's going for.
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Trump has a trifecta of fundraising, incumbency, and a strong economy going for him.
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The result is a very entertaining, sparkling puzzle, with so much going for it.
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I certainly wasn't going for a washed-out look in ["Mudbound"]; it's incredibly dark.
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Right now, it's going for around $1,500/night ... winter comfort ain't cheap, ya know?
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Alex Katz's "Ada with White Dress" (1958) topped the lots, going for £587,250 (~$743,928).
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In 1998, prompt interest rate cuts kept the expansion going for another two years.
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A lot of younger, more independent magazines are going for a more natural finish.
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He spends all day chatting online, smoking Newports, sometimes going for two days straight.
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This means essentially everything the movie has going for it rests at Bay's feet.
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If you're going for an objective opinion, you do have to sample a larger source.
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The initially sold for $29.99 each and are now going for over $140 on eBay.
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I'd be sleeping on a rock, or feeding my horse, or just going for walks.
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Going for a dip in shark territory is scarier than popping a bottle of champagne.
|
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Law put in the work, including going for "midnight runs" and "nonstop training," he says.
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The orange and pink pills are said to be going for about $10.50 each.—Thump
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No matter where you're going for your honeymoon, always be sure to pack your SPF.
|
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In addition, Apple's iPad Air 11.9903 Wi-Fi + Cellular 2199.99GB Gold is going for $2111.99.
|
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Not that I was going for a record but it was probably over 30 years.
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"It looks like they're going for function over cutesy a little bit more," she said.
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And I didn't know where I was going for, like, 100 percent of the trip.
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It opened as an upscale neighborhood in 2017, with homes going for over $1 million.
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When it comes to the best way to consume ginger, Fatakhov recommends going for fresh.
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In addition, JVC's 24-inch Class 22160K Ultra HD LED TV is going for $210803.
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The principal thing he has going for him -- he says he will continue Yellen's policy!
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The best thing it has going for it at launch is its fresh, attractive design.
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"Hit it in the hay and contemplated going for it a little bit," said Hadwin.
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She suggests going for equal parts water and equal parts almond milk for added richness.
|
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Let's keep those views — and BAFTAs — going for season 2 when it airs April 7.
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The FBI has more going for it than the ability to securely store records, however.
|
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There are men now going for cheerleading positions on other NFL teams across the country.
|
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And RapidAPI has something else going for it, too — an apparent opening in the market.
|
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Their music truly rocks, which is one thing they're going for and good for them.
|
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You have people who are going for food stamps, and our Americans can't get it.
|
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Next time you decide you're going for a "run," make a choice to walk, too.
|
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Now if you'll excuse me, my dog and I will be going for a dip.
|
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They're also somewhat cheaper, with the AX8 going for $399 and the AX12 for $499.
|
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The stylus is one of the best things the Tab S3 has going for it.
|
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She had so much joy in her life and so many things going for her.
|
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Boynton's hairstylist Jenny Cho told Allure they were going for "French chic meets young Hollywood."
|
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Fitness is probably the largest — going for a run with a smartphone is a pain.
|
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Arcidiacono kept the momentum going for the Wildcats, scoring nine of Villanova's next 16 points.
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It's so cool that you say that because that is what I was going for.
|
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Whatever Barnet fans' view of the Hive, there is still plenty going for the club.
|
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Simon: It's for the body Zohar: At the moment it's going for $1.1–1.5. Thousand?
|
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The leader of the pack right now, Denver quietly has a lot going for it.
|
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"He had me going for a bit, but his 'proof' didn't check out," Draper explained.
|
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I'm just not really sure what Apple was going for with the aspect ratio here.
|
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For the kitchen, KitchenAid's Classic Series Tilt-Head Stand Mixer is going for just $199.99.
|
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It's under the Night Vale Presents umbrella, so it has that going for it, too.
|
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That's the opposite of what Systrom was going for with the launch of Instagram Stories.
|
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Mr. Sanders has another thing going for him: Two bases, one demographic and one ideological.
|
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The Home Max can lay horizontally or vertically, depending on the look you're going for.
|
|
Quarterback Baker Mayfield and the Sooners are going for their 15th consecutive true road victory.
|
|
Christie's priciest offering is a five-story, five-bedroom beachfront mansion going for $26.9 million.
|
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Although, the Note does have one thing going for it—a big, beautiful blue variation.
|
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It could be as simple as the dog going for a walk with their human.
|
|
Where The Force Awakens was scrappy, Rogue One looks to be going for something sleeker.
|
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They're not quite a mom jean (unless that's the look you're going for), for starters.
|
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She enjoys cuddling on the couch, watching tv, and going for walks around the neighborhood.
|
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Usually going for $1,8003, this is the mid-2017 model of the Apple MacBook line.
|
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Not sure what this contraption does but it looks like I'm going for a ride!
|
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It's filled with vintage audio equipment with some pieces going for multiple thousands of dollars.
|
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He's going for the record in memory of his dad, Mickey Thompson, the Speed King.
|
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So going for the full 2900 is an act of either valiant vanity or obsession.
|
|
But a big round number is the only thing DirecTV Now has going for it.
|
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Other material, like "Parasite," however, skips the saccharine altogether, going for something decidedly more brutal.
|
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I'm just going for speed and efficiency, and I just eat it off the spoon.
|
|
And when you keep going for miles you can't see these two records any more.
|
|
Though slightly morbid, the carafe is beautiful, going for playfulness as well as shock factor.
|
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Trump has said the only thing Clinton has going for her is the woman's card.
|
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It could be going for a run, or going to the movies, or gardening. Whatever.
|
|
"We're going for 1 million connected assets by the end of the year," he said.
|
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To be fair, that would have the whole number three/Trinity thing going for it.
|
|
Boston Dynamics released a new video of their humanoid robot, Atlas, going for a jog.
|
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And I was like jumping around, making my little Jackson moves, just going for it.
|
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Going for a walk, meditating or deep breathing can also help turnaround a bad mood.
|
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"What we have going for us is that IKEA is such a pain," says Reno.
|
|
There are two other less-understood forces that have kept tensions going for so long.
|
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But let's be honest: You're going for Hanson, which is a headlining act this year.
|
|
But he was later venerated as a Saint, so he's got that going for him.
|
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The Braava m6 is $499, with a box of seven cleaning pads going for $8.
|
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The space rock we call home has a lot of great things going for it.
|
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Big divorces this week ... Khloe going for #2, and Amber's on the attack against Johnny.
|
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" The predicted going for "quirky and choppy, with different layers — nothing too fussy or polished.
|
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If you're pranking someone who's never been pranked before, consider going for a harmless prank.
|
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And some sofas and armchairs are going for more than 10 times their original price.
|
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I'm curious what what you think is the input method that you're going for eventually?
|
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I also was really irresponsible—I kept an extended adolescence going for way too long.
|
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I can see myself eating at Koby's and going for a coffee at Kerman after.
|
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It's going for $12,500 ... so if you're a history buff, bust out your credit card.
|
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" Curtis shared the news in a tweet, writing that she's "going for one BOAST post.
|
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In addition, Sony's 55-inch 4K Ultra HD Smart LED TV is going for $1,198.
|
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But it's not just the going for a ride that's a tradition for the Queen.
|
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In spite of these obstacles, rugby in the Pacific has three things going for it.
|
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But the book did have two things going for it: So I bought the book.
|
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This film has a lot going for it and it hasn't even been written yet.
|
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Hopefully he'll have the default black ears going for his walkup to the locker room.
|
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Is that also what you're going for with your Red Bull Music Academy radio show?
|
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"But since there is a dispute, we are going for a DNA test," he said.
|
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"LindaHamiltonArms." That's all one word, and that was not the effect I was going for.
|
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He explained that houses in the immediate area are going for more than $1.5 million.
|
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She will be going for third WTA title, the last coming in Linz in 2018.
|
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Rentals on Airbnb for mid-June are going for as low as $68 per night.
|
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Fewer people are buying relaxants as black women, especially, are going for the natural look.
|
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For starters, they're not quite a mom jean (unless that's the look you're going for).
|
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But in situations where you're okay going for function over form, they're actually pretty great.
|
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"It's not hip, it's not sexy, but Alaska has a lot going for it." video
|
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He's been around here going for a very long time in lots of different experiences.
|
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Arca said its offer would keep OKD mines going for at least five more years.
|
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He might look small in net but he's outstanding when Pekka isn't going for us.
|
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Or just go classic and gift the mid-range Amazon Echo is going for $64.99.
|
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Tickets are going for $50,000 a person, though the hosts are paying $250,000 a couple.
|
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It's going for $15 in Target's online store, pretty decent for 12 pairs of socks.
|
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The kit is now going for $55, or $15.13 off its list price at Walmart.
|
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Many of the participants were going for time, whereas I was taking it pretty easy.
|
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This particular model of the Microsoft Surface Pro 6 has a lot going for it.
|
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"They kind of moved the headphone industry along by going for true wireless," Daniel said.
|
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"But that set the direction of the type of Brexit she was going for."4.
|
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And whenever he had a chance from the rally, he was going for the shots.
|
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But I see some brave souls around here that are kind of going for it.
|
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"They are more or less going for the participation and gaining the experience," he said.
|
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Super-cheap tires that you've never heard of essentially have only price going for them.
|
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The was even a whole aisle devoted to the items that were going for $1.
|
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Biden's Delaware going for Reagan twice and then for George H. W. Bush in 1988.
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It's going for a warped kind of real — and sometimes winds up at sexy anyway.
|
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"Banks have a lot going for them," said Bruce Bittles, chief investment strategist at Baird.
|
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Unless you're going for condom chic, in which case this is the vase for you.
|
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They were the places that people were largely going for trans care at the time.
|
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He does mention a specific dollar amount -- but it's obvious he's going for the jugular.
|
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In his study of economics Mr Shan had one or two things going for him.
|
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"Nobody was going for it," he said, leaving him no option but to disappoint people.
|
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And our favorite modern version is one with more greens going for it than romaine.
|
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I've been going for about of year to help me cope with some anxiety issues.
|
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Even just stupid things like going for a walk or watching a movie with me.
|
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Some have legit science going for them, all have a strong folk-medicine track record.
|
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So, maybe she's going for a grunge look ... elevated even further by a trench coat.
|
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I was going for something generic, as I often do, and the name just stuck.
|
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That was the colour arch that I was going for, together with [cinematographer] Tim Sidell.
|
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"I was really bummed about it because that's what I was going for," she says.
|
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Depending on what I'm going for, it can be quick or it can take hours.
|
|
Obviously, we're saddened by the outcome, but don't regret going for it for a second.
|
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Probably the biggest thing going for Go90 is that it can undercut rivals on price.
|
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That, along with our friendship, is what has kept the band going for so long.
|
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If my hair was longer, maybe, I wouldn't mind going for the dad-hat look.
|
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They were going for—they were going to take over—who knows where it stopped.
|
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We found huge table of avocados that were going for almost double those at Walmart.
|
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In short, "Don't Worry, He Won't Get Far on Foot" has plenty going for it.
|
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They also have elaborate hair pieces for the bride going for a more ethereal look.
|
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"Put it all together and this chart's got a lot going for it," Cramer said.
|
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The more I worked with him, the more I understood what he was going for.
|
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We've heard 20 percent, but... PRESIDENT TRUMP: Well, you know, we're going for 15 (percent).
|
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A first-edition copy of Tennessee Williams's "A Streetcar Named Desire" is going for $208413,208403.
|
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It's a neat encapsulation of what Gunn is going for: What's fun is what matters.
|
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That said, his flirtation with Gerri continues apace, so he's got that going for him.
|
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Jake and Juan plan to keep this project going for the rest of their lives.
|
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Going for broke is not necessarily the expected course when fellow stores are going broke.
|
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I'm still going for they're gonna go to court and they're gonna throw it out.
|
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"It was nearby, well-localized in space, and had everything going for it," Berger said.
|
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But Finland's 130-year-old health care system does have a lot going for it.
|
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I remind him that his brain is the best thing he has going for him.
|
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It's almost like going for an actual walk with them (unless your AirPods fall out).
|
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You want to dress exactly as if you were going for the interview in person.
|
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I've been on-site quite a bit, not really going for leisurely strolls around Melbourne.
|
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I was going for something in between Japanese kokeshi dolls and Euro-American peg dolls.
|
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No matter the look you're going for, the right rug can help get you there.
|
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That effect, the positive nothing, is what Kitamura is going for, and sometimes she succeeds.
|
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Officer Salamoni yelled twice that Mr. Sterling was "going for" a gun in his pocket.
|
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The one thing "Happy Birthday to You" has going for it is that it's fleeting.
|
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I quickly found during my travels that both places have a lot going for them.
|
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Muguruza's flattened groundstrokes allow her to dictate baseline points, even without going for outright winners.
|
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No other candidate in the race has all three of those factors going for them.
|
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"He was going for her, his whole body was pressed up against her," Scott recalled.
|
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Even without the Supreme Court ruling, the market has been tough going for its carriers.
|
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And that's what worries me too: that going for Medicare for All might be unattainable.
|
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Coffee mugs were going for $19.99, and the top sellers, the T-shirts, were $20.
|
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That's what Amazon's going for here, and it's something that Amazon and KFC actually developed.
|
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Which is to say that the Razr does have some good things going for it.
|
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I&aposm just talking about in auditions or when I&aposm going for a part.
|
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It is the greatest challenge going for teams and drivers as a one-off race.
|
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The (seriously) long-awaited role-playing game Cyberpunk 2077 has a lot going for it.
|
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We're going for a very large tax cut for corporations, which you'll be happy about,.
|
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There are sections where you all talk about how the film is going, for example.
|
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The company has 603 reservations on its books, with tickets going for $250,000 per person.
|
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It's a billion-dollar company that seems to have not a lot going for it.
|
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Here I am, going for a jog, investing in the wellness quotient of my days.
|
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I couldn't imagine what I have going for me now: four kids, a beautiful wife.
|
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"We are now going for a phase two," Trump said at an event in Missouri.
|
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" Mr. Miller expects that the market will be "slow going for a couple of years.
|
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If you decide there is a choice to be made it is going for confrontation.
|
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Republicans are going for the big Budget approval today, first step toward massive tax cuts.
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The genre's been going for about 2000 years now, so which ones are still thriving?
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Today, the laptop is going for just $299.99, which is $100 off its retail price.
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For this production, the company is going for beauty and tradition, but with a twist.
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In sporting goods stores, Ohtani-model gloves are best sellers, going for about $450 each.
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That impasse caused a partial government shutdown, which has been going for nearly three weeks.
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We should be going for respect because of the way that we run our organizations.
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"There was gunshots going for a good 25 minutes," he told KRCR, a television station.
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These boys don't have much going for them; their personalities range from vacant to misanthropic.
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Despite this, Tucker did have something going for him: A grandma who loved him tenaciously.
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Now, some bands are going for that cold, mechanical feel, but I've never enjoyed it.
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It's great going for dinner with your folks because they just pay for everything, right?
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Currently, a variety of the luggage sets are on sale in the Mashable Shop, with two-piece options in red and gray going for $274.99 (originally $475) as well as the same red and gray hues in three-piece sets going for $349 (originally $649).
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Incidentally, thanks to them and everyone else who's kept that project going for years and years.
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EarthImage: NASAOn paper, Earth has everything going for it: beautiful blue oceans, expansive terrain, and dogs.
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However, Samsung appears to be going for something a little different for the upcoming Galaxy S9.
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"I would say there are a few things that we have going [for us]," he said.
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But I just thought, The look that I'm going for is not happening by doing squats.
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