TARLOV: -- heads up if she was going in for surgery.
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Today, I'm going in for my consultation and I'm excited!
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So have that talk before going in for a kiss.
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She loves the ceremony of going in for a diaper change.
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"Come love me," Oakley said back, going in for a hug.
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"We were going in for a fight," said Division Commander Kanyanda.
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"She was going in for a 13-hour surgery," Jeff recalled.
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He told Meghan and Harry shortly before going in for heart surgery.
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Why don't we have a way to detect it without going in for surgery?
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"It's finally going in for us," said defenseman Marc-Edouard Vlasic, who added two assists.
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I got my eyebrows microbladed last month and am going in for my touch-up.
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While SMU went cold from the field, seemingly everything was going in for the Cougars.
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I was going in for knee surgery so we didn't see each other until April.
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Give your partner lighter kisses on the hickey location before going in for your target. Suck.
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Don't tell me, each one is going in for a colonoscopy instead of attending the convention.
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The former One Directioner can be seen going in for a smooch in his latest Instagram.
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Democrats are going in for the kill on the GOP push to repeal and replace ObamaCare.
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I turned to her and instead of going in for one and asked her if I could.
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"I heard poorly rated @morning_joe speaks badly of me," he begins, before going in for the jab.
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Too many shots were going in for the Wildcats, who won easily, 313-79, at the Alamodome.
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When Queen B sets her style phasers to slay, you better believe she's going in for the kill.
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"I was trying to be aggressive and a lot of shots were going in for me," Middleton said.
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"It was like a psych-up thing for when she was going in for treatment," says Simons, 40.
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Evans just couldn't resist going in for a closer look, forgetting that cameras were snapping his every move.
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A feather duster on Bernie, who is going in for the kill against her with rallies in Massachusetts.
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He caps it all off by going in for a kiss and GOOD LORD MAN WHAT ARE YOU DOING?
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The girls stare at each other in total disbelief for a few moments, before going in for the hug.
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Clarke was clearly jittery although Federer was not in the mood to check before going in for the kill.
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They just want users, because lately that's as good as cash when going in for a round of funding.
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The hardest part was waiting two weeks between finding out I was pregnant and going in for an appointment.
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In return, the cancer center can have a better picture of when patients are going in for emergency care.
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We know anecdotally from actors in Hollywood going in for parts, who are told, 'You don't look transgender enough.
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He has a surface-level-at-best understanding of most policies, so going in for arcane policy discussions doesn't work.
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With that in mind, I made sure to wait until he made a match before going in for my move.
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Lil Xan also revealed his post-rehab plans to change his artist name to Diego before going in for treatment.
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The company apparently didn't respond to her claims, and she's now going in for a default judgment for $5 mil.
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It was the first time going in for an audition and nailing it without anyone caring about followers or background.
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"It was just one of those games where a lot of the chances were going in for us," Little said.
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"You're going in for the kill, gunning for the genitals, and you need to start on the outskirts," she says.
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" For now, Leo is still going in for her chemotherapy infusions, because, as she says, "cancer doesn't care about coronavirus.
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In one shot, the actresses even looked like they are going in for a kiss before they burst into laughter.
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"So many of the girls were going in for abortions without having any idea what was going to happen," she said.
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Donna Murphy performs the deceptively upbeat number like a true Broadway diva going in for the kill, and she nails it.
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Then you start working to the right places and working the right way and eventually it starts going in for you.
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I ended up going in for an ultrasound every two weeks so a fetal specialist could keep an eye on it.
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Someone filmed Meg and Queen Bey going in for a hug -- which was polite and brief -- and talking it up afterward.
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Aaron Pico, the "next great superstar" in MMA, is "going in for the kill" when he fights at Bellator 192 tonight.
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Rather, more people in these higher-trust communities were going in for testing, which led to more treatment and faster containment.
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Many health care facilities are requesting that you wear a mask if you have symptoms and are going in for testing.
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Going in for a free tire rotation could lead to more than $100 in purchases that I wasn&apost planning on.
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I'm actually going in for a follow-up surgery in the next couple of months to redo parts of the surgery.
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Apparently, the guy had ordered this as his possible last meal before going in for bone marrow transplant surgery the next morning.
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"When the season is starting and the puck is going in for me, I'm more calm and using more instinct," Hossa said.
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That could be taking shoes to the cobbler, negotiating a cable bill, finally going in for that teeth cleaning — you get the picture.
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But as of where we are now, I am very much okay with growing older and just going in for an annual checkup.
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Whether we're picking up something in a pinch or going in for a big haul, there's one superstore we always turn to: Target.
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When McCoy's mother took to her to a woman's health clinic, McCoy believed she was going in for a pre-natal check up.
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A gun-free zone, to a killer, or somebody that wants to be a killer, that's like going in for the ice cream.
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This is particularly important if you're going in for a double process like I did, which involves lightening your hair more than two shades.
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"She's someone I've been in love with since I was 22 years old," he said, before embracing Rihanna and going in for a kiss.
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" Ten days later, after going in for a second ultrasound, the couple learned they were entering a chapter which Kristen called "wait to lose.
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" Ten days later, after going in for a second ultrasound, the couple learned they were entering a chapter which Kristen called "wait to lose.
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"He thought I was going in for the glamour and to have affairs with actors," Ms. Coates told The Los Angeles Times in 2016.
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Any time is a good time to be natural, whether you're going in for the big chop or a decade into your longtime curl commitment.
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Partnered people and families get matching pajamas and piles of presents and single women get a briefing as if we're going in for a colonoscopy.
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At WorkWhether you're going in for an interview or just starting a new job, learning how to converse with your coworkers takes some serious tact.
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"I wanted to do whatever I could to cut my chances of a recurrence; I wasn't going to keep going in for lumpectomies," she said.
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After filling out some paperwork and completing a psychological screening by phone to show I was of sound mind, I started going in for tests.
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I kept finding her teeth with my tongue, or going in for a mouth-half-open kiss, only to land on her pursed-shut lips.
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The President's repeated insistence going in, for instance, that he was in "no rush" to get a deal may have undercut his own negotiating strategy.
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When he tried going in for the selfie, James says her bodyguard allegedly yanked his lanyard -- which was still around his neck -- and dragged him outside.
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ABC News captured footage of the moment, which shows Trump initially going in for a handshake only to be saluted by the North Korean general instead.
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"She's someone I've been in love with since I was 22 years old," the Canadian rapper said before embracing Rihanna and going in for a kiss.
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First: if you do end up buying the Mavic Air, I highly recommend splurging a bit and going in for the aptly named Fly More Combo.
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Timothy has just had his 12th surgery and he is going in for many more, but he made the trip to be here with us tonight.
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Mitrović was either going in for a jumping hug, or had reflexes like a scared cat, because he took off in a leap toward the man.
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Gouzer bid fourteen million, then fifteen—"Loïc going in for the kill," someone shouted, to laughter—before the third bidder offered a winning number: $15.2 million.
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After looking like she's going in for a karate chop, the superstar gives her all with an incredibly high note and the bottle cap goes flying off.
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Kusama's direction follows suit, rarely going in for flash; instead, she uses a roving camera to trail behind characters, almost as if they're leaving us behind too.
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I think we all get so carried away with the excitement of having a new baby that we forget that we are going in for major surgery.
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It's not that our surgical techniques changed, it's that older people are going in for these surgeries more often because our healthcare system is actually getting better.
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If you've already been knocked back for a straight raise and are going in for a second pass, then it's especially important to get your message straight.
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Prince Jacques, who sported a navy polo and matching striped shorts, was very eager to meet the large pink starfish — instantly going in for a big hug.
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And the data can be shared immediately with their doctor, which could open a conversation about next steps, like going in for a visit or modifying treatment.
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Well, she was having a tracheotomy thing she was going in for, and they tried to do both things at the same time, which was a problem.
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When you're going in for one of these reviews, you should clearly stress your commitment to your job and continuing reliability, suggested the Pregnancy Accommodation Working Group.
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You might have fond memories of your grandpa inhaling a stodgy steak and kidney pie and going in for seconds when he thought no one was looking.
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Just when it looks like Luca is going in for the kiss… he swerves to a very French cheek smooch and announces he's not going to the dance.
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By setting up his Camtraptions camera traps near a watering hole, Burrard-Lucas managed to capture images of a porcupine and a zebra going in for a sip.
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You see Rah says "hi" to Sky, and then acts like she's going in for a hug ... before grabbing the back of Sky's head in an aggressive manner.
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The public benefit for the smaller number of people going in for elective surgery who might have canceled their procedures, meanwhile, is relatively minuscule, if it exists at all.
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The bottom line: Be transparent with your doctor about your marijuana use (along with tobacco and alcohol consumption), whether you're pregnant or just going in for an annual checkup.
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"I was walking up the stairwell going in for my interview and saw that Mackintosh had used an inlay of concrete in a really graphic square format," he recalls.
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Demodex doesn't discriminate based on real or faux hairs, but there are more ways to catch it if you're going in for a lash touch-up every three weeks.
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"The people who will win are the ones who know exactly how to take advantage of social media in its early stages," says Paul, going in for the hard sell.
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It shows Minaj grabbing Jonas's jacket collar and pulling him close as if she was going in for a kiss — or at least seriously inspecting for food in his teeth.
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An at-home test may take away some of the worry and stress of going in for a Pap Smear (the commonly used method of gathering cells to test for HPV).
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Dunham, who appears in the Quentin Tarantino film along with Pitt, looked as if she was going in for a kiss while the stars posed on the red carpet in London.
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As is the case with all first-time salon visits, we recommend going in for a consultation to get a feel for the stylist and talk over what you're looking for.
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I was excited to have insurance coverage, a new and independent life before me, and I felt inspired to share the weird and unsettling experience of going in for a first mammogram.
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OBJ appeared to throw a bit of gamesmanship into the mix, pretending to go up for a catch, when Norman found himself going in for a tackle, but instead held up OBJ.
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Here are the best plays of the series: To get the match started, CLG's mid laner Huhi went aggressive, stunning Immortals' Pobelter near the turret and going in for a fast kill.
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Think of it like this: it could tell that someone going in for a lay-up could be important, but that the most important player there is the one who furnishes the denial.
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Unfortunately, just as quickly as their date gets good, it ends and Charlie is left confused wondering if she misread the situation after going in for a kiss and Joseph coldly pulling away.
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On the topic of directional change, when you premiered the song "Black Hole," you said that song is really indicative of the direction Muscle and Marrow is going in for the next record.
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Complications during and after surgery were more common for those with abandoned leads going in, for example, 0.9 percent suffered cardiac perforations during surgery compared to 0.09 percent of those without abandoned leads.
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It may have taken the form of Kyle Lowry dropping some sweet dimes, or Bismack Biyombo going in for some immaculate stuffs—or even Toronto native Cory Joseph putting on a rare show.
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To put it in snack terms, it would be like going in for the regular Cheez-Its and coming out with the Sunshine® Cheez-It Duoz™ Caramel Popcorn and Cheddar flavor.
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Todd: I don't think The Americans is going in for that old Hollywood chestnut of, "Your work might seem more pressing, but it's your family that needs you most," but it's in that ballpark.
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WISENBERG: As I&aposve said many times on this show, if Donald Trump were any white-collar client, famous or not in this circumstance, I would physically prevent him from going in for that questioning.
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But let's just say that didn't stop men like Bryan and Peter from going in for some romantic moments, or Will taking the time to make me a hot toddy to sooth my sore throat.
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The manners maven also encouraged huggers to take note of body language: when someone proffers their hand instead of going in for a bear hug for example, recognize the signal, and then shake on it.
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"A gun-free zone to a killer or somebody that wants to be a killer, that's like going in for ice cream," he said at a listening session with local and state officials in 2018.
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"A lifetime to love and grow with you...you have my heart," Dewan wrote in the caption of a photo showing her sporting her new engagement ring while going in for a kiss with Kazee.
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"We were going in for one of the happiest times of our lives and come out walking like we just heard the worst news we could've ever heard," Ben Reidhead, William's father, told CNN affiliate KSTU.
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Prevention goals include paying your rent or mortgage payments on time, going in for regular doctor's appointments, getting to work on time every day to keep your job—all basic necessities for maintaining the same lifestyle.
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"She's someone I've been in love with since I was 22 years old," he said on the broadcast while presenting Rihanna with the network's coveted Video Vanguard Award, later embracing her and going in for a kiss.
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As we observe in Alan's "Nine Bucks" introduction, he knows exactly where Rebecca lives, felt comfortable going in for the kiss upon seeing her (without even a hello!), and she kissed him back, much to Jack's heartbreak.
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The body language of non-huggers is hard to miss, too: If you're going in for a hug and notice a grimace or a look of horror in the person's eyes, you might consider aborting the mission.
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I need at least 24 hours to obliterate every single hair properly (in which time, some will have already grown back) and, if I'm going in for a wax, at least two days to let the redness subside.
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And no matter the claims on the bottles, I always seem stain my boyfriend's shirts with tan foundation after going in for the snuggle (and I know other women, like blogger Jackie Aina, are having the same issue).
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A disturbing video from a 2011 corporate speech shows Donald Trump sexually humiliating a woman in front of thousands of people and going in for what appears to be a nonconsensual kiss, the Huffington Post's Ryan Grim reports.
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The Real Madrid striker suffered a nasty injury Sunday in the final few minutes of his team's match against Deportivo -- going in for a header, scoring ... but walking away with a bloody face from a cut near his eye.
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But at the same time, it's hard to escape the idea that Transparent itself is going in for some of the tourism that it's simultaneously attempting to undercut via exploring the complicated reality of both modern Israel and Palestine.
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Because I had had cancer before, one of the things I did initially is set up a chart, an Excel sheet, and I kept meticulous records about when I was going in, for what, and who I talked to.
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After the virtual tie in Iowa earlier this week—and now that Martin O'Malley, the awkward third wheel of the race, has finally bowed out—the well-oiled Sanders and Clinton machines are now officially going in for the kill.
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The 25-year-old model, who recently wed baseball player Justin Verlander, plays tennis throughout the entire 90-second clip, making backhand and front hand hits, and even going in for a few dives in order to hit the ball.
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Though Harvey would still call her during their time apart, Callahan came back to school knowing she had to break it off — and she did, after Harvey met her at her locker with open arms, going in for a hug.
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The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists thinks over-the-counter birth control is a great idea, which is particularly significant since its members stand to lose business from patients who are going in for annual exams in order to renew a prescription.
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Beyoncé and LeBron going in for Beto, Taylor Swift getting off the sidelines for a local race when she wouldn't do the same for Hillary Clinton … and a president who tweets a video from his Emmys appearance while signing a Farm Bill.
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Going in for an interview seems very one-sided from the perspective of the interviewee, but we often forget that we need to look at the interview process as a way of assessing if the employer is a good fit for us as well.
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On Tuesday, the model was spotted leaving the Victoria's Secret headquarters in New York City beaming from ear to ear after going in for the model call back to find out if she had made the final cut and would be joining the Angels in Paris.
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"There are so many individuals who have very unique needs in this intimate, intimate exam process, so that comes down to looking at sexual assault survivors, people who are going in for the first time, LGBTQ people, people who have been diagnosed with HPV," Stewart said.
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I think about going in for a hug, but I have a giant bag of shoe boxes with sharp edges and am balancing a coffee, so I just open my arms a little too wide, close them, and then we chat and nod and part ways.
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A cautious revisionist job, "The Founder" tells an old-fashioned sweet-and-sour fable of good American capitalism versus bad, and how Ray Kroc built his fortune by steamrolling Mac and Dick McDonald — the brothers who built the first McDonald's — before going in for the corporate kill.
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Instead of just going in for a kiss, he asks Rachel if he can go in for a kiss, which must have sent her into a dizzying flashback of when Fred was nine years old and asking her if he could have permission to go to the bathroom.
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Brooks was getting ready for his final round at the PGA Championship Sunday when he was caught on camera walking side-by-side with his gal, Jena Sims ... who awkwardly tried going in for a smooch on the lips, only to quickly jerk away when she saw he wasn't into it.
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"We certainly need to make sure that Boris Johnson can't go in for the sort of shenanigans he's been going in for with his chums last week where the date is moved so we crash out by default during this period of the campaign with them squatting in Number 10," she told the BBC Radio 4 Today programme.
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Although our society treats the decision to get an abortion as somehow different from any other health-related decision, and therefore worth extra consideration and preparation, the results here don't support that idea: Participants' levels of uncertainty were lower for abortion than those other studies have found for getting a mastectomy after a breast cancer diagnosis, going in for reconstructive knee surgery, or taking antidepressants while pregnant.
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The Popcorn Save is pivotal because the simple action of Peter moving a bowl of popcorn from the couch before going in for a pillowfight with Lara Jean's little sister shows in action that Peter is a thoughtful, conscientious person — he showed up for a movie night and didn't mind spending time with his date's little sister, he was kind enough to include said little sister in the fun instead of making her feel like a third wheel, and most importantly he didn't want to make a mess in Lara Jean's house in the name of said fun.
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