You can see the different colored lights flashing, circling, going in different directions.
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But this time those main groups ... all seem to be going in different directions.
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"How many chauffeurs do you have for six kids going in different directions?" he says.
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At times, some Democrats on the panel appeared to be going in different directions. Rep.
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But "his eyes were going in different directions, they weren't looking at the same thing," recalls Davis.
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It is just a series of a number of diagonal scratches going in different directions in red and blue.
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You're getting this multi-polar world; countries are going in different directions in things like technology, internet privacy, even economic and political systems.
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"As they got more emergency units, more technicians, more ambulances to the scene, they continued all night, going in different directions," she says.
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"The coordinations and the subtlety and everything's going in different directions and not to use too much energy and too much muscle," she said.
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They can add fuel to your tank so you can get there, but if you're going in different directions you are going to have difficulties.
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Zelle's ad campaign may signal that the banks and PayPal are going in different directions to make money from the services, which are free to individuals.
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"One explanation for U.S. gasoline demand and vehicle miles traveled going in different directions is better fuel efficiency," said Linda Giesecke, a demand analyst at WoodMackenzie.
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"As my mind begins to understand that option, I increase my awareness of how going in different directions helps me get to where I am going," he said.
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"Thursday evening, Kyle and I met with NaVorro, and from our conversation it became evident that going in different directions was best for both him and our team," Lynch said in a statement.
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A lot of it had to do with two songwriters going in different directions and likely drugs, but the presence of Pierce's then-girlfriend, the Calvin Klein-modelesque Kate Radley, was also to blame.
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You can have trends going in different directions and that to me would signal that maybe the Trump honeymoon is over," the director of technical research for Altaira Capital Partners said in an interview with "Closing Bell.
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EditorsNote: Adds quotes from Clemson coach Brownell No. 13 Virginia hangs on, cools off red-hot Clemson CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA. — Tuesday night's Atlantic Coast Conference tilt between Virginia and Clemson, boasted a matchup between two teams that seemed to be going in different directions.
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"I think I had always really, really liked Nelson, but I didn't let myself think we could have a future together because our lives were going in different directions," said Ms. Watson, who also has a master's degree in epidemiology from the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine.
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"If you have two people who genuinely like each other and genuinely love each other, but they're going in different directions and they still want to stay part of each other's lives, it's an effort to do so but [conscious uncoupling] results in friends not having to take sides," she says.
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As interest in the game increased, groups of golfers would often be playing the same hole, but going in different directions.
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Moving Toward Life. (London: University of Press of New England, 1995),14. It was her hope that through formalized scores such as the "Planetary Dance," (a formation of 3 circles, going in different directions, in which you're told to run, walk, or stand still) the process of creativity would be sparked in both dancers and non dancers.
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The Pussycat Dolls and their male partners dancing in front of a disco mirror ball. The music video begins with Nicole Scherzinger lounging in a bathtub, similar to a scene of Cindy Crawford in George Michael's video for "Freedom! '90" (1990). As the ballad transits unto the remix she passes a door onto a surreal hall of staircases going in different directions.
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The Princeton–Rutgers rivalry is a college rivalry in athletics between the Tigers of Princeton University and Scarlet Knights of Rutgers University – New Brunswick, both of which are located in New Jersey The rivalry dates back to the first college football game in history in 1869. The football series ended in 1980 due to the two schools going in different directions with their football programs.
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Evans specified that there should be separate sets of parallel tracks for trains going in different directions. However, conditions in the infant United States did not enable his vision to take hold. This vision had its counterpart in Britain, where it proved to be far more influential. William James, a rich and influential surveyor and land agent, was inspired by the development of the steam locomotive to suggest a national network of railways.
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The band is now officially defunct. Travis Saunders the bassist left the band in 2000. They had played with and auditioned a few different bassists (including Nate Mendel of Foo Fighters, Sunny Day Real Estate and Nick Harmer of Death Cab for Cutie), but ultimately decided that they were going in different directions artistically. Currently some of the former members are working on Ghost Wars, a recording project led by Carstens and Eric Fisher.
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There is also some information about the number of strongholds () possessed by some of the tribes, however the number in several instances seems exaggerated. The list consists of two parts, first describing the tribes in the Eastern neighborhood of Francia (iste sunt regiones ... nostris), while the second or near or outside the zone of the first going in different directions. The tribes can be geographically grouped into Danubian, Silesian-Lusatian, Baltic, and Eastern Vistulan-Caspian.
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The Spank guys were all going in different directions. > With the pressures of the industry gone and the freedom to do anything I > wanted, we started writing songs. The result was so refreshing in the fact > that we could record ourselves and make these great sounding recordings we > could listen to."Interview with Neil Godfrey for a college magazine in late > 2005 " Posted to the Lo-Pro message board on Nov 6, 2005.
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Season three saw a more serialized approach to the series. Carrie begins dating Aidan Shaw, a furniture craftsman who stands as a polar opposite to Mr. Big, who struggles in his marriage to Natasha as well as seeing Carrie with someone else. Miranda and Steve move in with each other but find themselves going in different directions in terms of maturity. Charlotte dates and later marries Trey McDougal, who turns out to be impotent.
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The Princeton–Rutgers rivalry is a college rivalry in athletics between the Tigers of Princeton University and Scarlet Knights of Rutgers University – New Brunswick, both of which are located in New Jersey. The rivalry dates back to the first college football game in history in 1869. Although the football series ended in 1980 due to the two schools going in different directions with their football programs, the rivalry has continued in other sports, primarily in men's basketball.
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Banyan sold its products on the strength of its feature-set, and via the fervent, zealous advocacy of its customers. The organization often struggled to mount decent marketing campaigns. Some examples of Banyan's marketing during this time period were: Slogan: Banyan VINES: Networks for those who think big. Slogan: There's more to networking than just hooking things up (which was image related with a horse-drawn carriage with various horses hooked up going in different directions).
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The actress explained "Summer absolutely loves Andrew and she doesn't want to break up with him, but the pressure of their relationship and them going in different directions definitely takes a toll on them." Lucas believed the couple would be over for good, but stated they could reunite in the future as they love each other so much. Lucas revealed there could be a potential love interest for Summer, but she realises that she still hurts over Andrew and decides to focus on herself a bit more.
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Initially Lechia Gdańsk was in close cooperation with Grupa Lotos for the AP LOTOS Gdańsk academy and ladies football team. The team was formerly known as "Akademia Piłkarska Lechia Gdańsk" due to the close association the two teams once had. The ladies team wore the Lechia kits to start with before disagreements led to Lechia and APLG starting to work more independently. Due to APLG and Lechia going in different directions Lechia's focus was less on the APLG ladies team and making a team of their own.
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Mikal left the band in September 1994, but this had been discussed and dealt with already with Chrysalis before the album even came out. He was obligated to do the tour, however, and couldn't leave until that part of the deal was fulfilled. After Mikal left, the band decided to call it quits rather than continue forward with a new singer. The main reason the band broke up is that they were all going in different directions musically and it ripped apart the band.
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Leung was dismissed from the Hong Kong Ballet with immediate effect on the evening of Friday 23 January 2009. She was in rehearsal for the "All Bach" mixed bill programme which was to be held in three weeks at the Hong Kong Arts Festival, and which marked HKB's 30th anniversary. She was advised of the dismissal by board member Linda Fung, who said it was a board decision. When she asked why she was being dismissed, Leung says Fung told her that the board felt she and the company were "going in different directions".
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Matt Martians on NPR said about the album's title: "A lot of people that we know [are] just having their egos checked in many ways. Some people losing their jobs when, last year, they were at the top of the mountain; certain people's careers going in different directions that they didn't anticipate. And just kind of two words that you want people to think about these days, because we do have a lot of people who, on the Internet — whether it's Instagram, Twitter — it's a lot of egos that are really based on nothing backing it up." Following the release of Ego Death, the band's members each focused on releasing individual solo projects.
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Gilleland's invention was a failure. When it was first tested, on April 22, 1862, and aimed at a target of two upright poles, uneven combustion of the powder and casting imperfections in the barrels gave the connected balls a spinning movement in an off-center direction, with witnesses reporting that on its first firing it "plowed up about an acre of ground, tore up a cornfield, mowed down saplings, and then the chain broke, the two balls going in different directions". On its second firing, the chain shot across the horizon and into a thicket of pine. "[The] thicket of young pines at which it was aimed looked as if a narrow cyclone or a giant mowing machine had passed through," reported another witness.
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While the mother turtle is gone, Clem's egg pops out from under the sand and Clem sticks his legs out of the shell (thanks to the sun), but dark clouds immediately cover up the sun. Upset at being only "half-hatched", Clem goes to look for something to continue hatching himself out. He comes to a road just near the beach and starts to cross over to the other side, but nearly gets run over by two cars going in different directions and shouts out at them. Meanwhile, Clem's mother returns with the sunlamp (having anticipated the unexpected cloud cover), places it over the eggs (unaware of the missing Clem), and starts knitting while the sunlamp takes over the sun's work.
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Shinoda said that the collaboration began when Michael Bay, the director of the film series, phoned him about the possibility of the band continuing their run with songs paired with the Transformers films (having chosen "What I've Done" for the first film and having recorded "New Divide" specifically for the second). Shinoda decided to put "Iridescent" in the film due to the fact it was a fan favorite and called it a "natural fit", despite the song not being an "in-your-face" kind of tune. The film's composer, Steve Jablonsky, who is a longtime fan of the band, agreed with the choice, saying that the song fit well with his score, as well as the film's story. Both Shinoda and Jablonsky agree that the song is an appropriate choice for the film, since the film is described to be more "positive" than the previous films and is consistent with where the band is at (learning from mistakes; going in different directions).
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