Occasionally going out for drinks doesn't end all that well.
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Hannah and Jessa wind up going out for rice pudding.
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"That's right," said the man going out for a run.
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Going out for Chinese food is always a good time.
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We debate whether we're going out for dinner or cooking in.
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It felt like I was going out for dinner with Mummy.
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I always enjoy getting dressed up and going out for drinks.
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"It's the food equivalent of going out for drinks," he said.
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"I used to love going out for walks," Ms. Brunn said.
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We debate going out for dinner as we had originally planned.
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If you're going out for a while, plan on bringing a charger.
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Seriously, going out for dinner on the big day is the worst.
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TRAINING DAY Zoe and I take turns going out for a run.
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What was it like going out for you as somebody in their twenties?
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And at $8.99 a bottle, it's way cheaper than going out for brunch.
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Its like taking a shot before going out for drinks for the night.
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Organized and Detailed Oriented: Going out for an accounting or project management role?
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"If you are used to going out for drinks, scale back," she said.
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It gives you a lot of confidence going out for the second period.
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And you know we had parties and were going out for beer together.
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"Millennials are going out [for] the treasure hunting experience in stores," Petro added.
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The trend of Chinese capital going out for real estate is not stopping.
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Social Q's My girlfriend and I have been going out for six months.
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Offices and shops are closed, and people are only going out for essentials.
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If it's going out for drinks, I like hanging out at HMS bounty.
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"The next day when going out for breakfast Carson was already gone," Raus wrote.
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"The school paper, are you going out for it?" an already annoyed Paris replies.
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We go home and I resist the urge to suggest going out for lunch.
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Today, there's nothing more American than going out for Chinese food on the holiday.
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I get in a nice upper body workout before going out for J's birthday.
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If not, consider going out for a role in To All The Boys 3.
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Going out for a fancy dinner and don't want to be loaded down with tech?
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In definite need of a shower and some foooooooood before going out for the evening.
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Americans on the whole aren't going out for lunch as much as they used to.
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We were going out for a year and a half, and we met at school.
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Try to cut back on ordering take-out and going out for lunch at work.
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I enjoy going out for roast dinners and having a few drinks with my friends.
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If I'm going out for Chinese, I'm going to an all-you-can-eat Chinese.
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I chose my secondary school because it did not require going out for a team.
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On their way through the kitchen, Rachel asked if they were going out for food.
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Jordan, who was also on the committee, was reportedly considering going out for the chairmanship.
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" Sean: "I'm really close to just going out for a smoke and never coming back.
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That's right: Her one big fitness secret is as simple as going out for a walk.
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According to Veloz, the victims' families all knew that they were going out for the evening.
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She again thanked me for my card and asked if we were going out for brunch.
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I got to the point where I didn't like going out for fear of getting attacked.
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If I'm going out for a 10-mile run, I'm not thinking about the whole run.
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She also told the magazine that they enjoy going out for dinner and trying new restaurants.
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I also avoided doing things with friends, like going out for drinks or seeing a concert.
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Last week, the company released a video showing its Atlas robot going out for a jog.
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We are going out for sushi and then helping our friend with her bridal-shower invitations tonight.
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After all, with the Irish, going out for a drink is rarely going out just for one.
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Dr. Van Kirk suggests going out for a run or gifting yourself something big around the holidays.
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The first time we watch Nadia die, she is going out for cigarettes after the professor leaves.
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One of them left with my best friend, and they ended up going out for three years.
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It doesn't work out that well to have people who think they're just going out for fun.
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Some days it means an hour workout or going out for breakfast, because mental health comes first.
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"[Sanders] has built an incredible amount of surrogates who will be going out for him," Khanna said.
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" Alice (pictured right) says: "I was going out for a run, so I guess I'm not that guilty.
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And two thirds reported being excluded when guys were going out for drinks or to other networking events.
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Our office services coffee and lattes, but I enjoy going out for coffee a few times a week.
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So, we want that same level playing field with E.U. countries when they&aposre going out for procurement.
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Also, on Monday, Mongeau was photographed going out for dinner with Thorne's other ex-partner — rapper Mod Sun.
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Soon after submitting her final loan payment, Tina and her boyfriend, Justin, splurged by going out for dinner.
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"In Finland, going out for dinner is super expensive, especially if you want to have alcohol," she says.
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Francis went home to Long Island and told his wife that he was going out for a walk.
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He did not seem to (sic) excited about the direction that it was going out for public comment.
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It sometimes helps to mix old traditions and new (going out for Thanksgiving instead of cooking, for example).
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I stopped in for a drink after going out for dinner and sipped on a perfectly crafted Negroni.
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Hussain would never talk to anybody, said resident Saira Ahmed, who would see him going out for a walk.
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I was photographing with an eye of awe and love, going out for the pure pleasure of making photographs.
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"My heart of love is going out for all that was in harm's way of God's will," she said.
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It's National Margarita Day and we're going out for dinner later, so I don't want to get anything big.
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Have you noticed any difference lately in the types of roles you're going out for as a black actor?
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From planning their next tour to going out for sushi, the Met brothers are, for the most part, inseparable.
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PH: Correct me if I'm wrong, but a big night out for us was going out for Thai food.
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Ann came in with her one day, and we hit it off and ended up going out for drinks together.
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After going out for several hours early last month, Sony's PlayStation Network is down again, at least for some players.
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Date Night In, available at Anthropologie, $27.50 Date night doesn't always have to mean going out for a fancy dinner.
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Some days call for treating yourself, whether it's going out for a nice dinner or springing for a new watch.
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There is nothing like going out for tacos, but with some help, your at-home tacos can also taste great.
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The problem, however, is that social media is like going out for drinks with your 500 closest friends, every night.
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"It's exactly the same as going out for a business lunch in a country you're unfamiliar with," Mr. Wesson said.
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She said that she's been going out for lots of auditions lately, and the response she's seen has been encouraging.
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Clubbing is a way of life now for many people rather than just 'going out' for a night of partying.
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But this season it's just me and my friends going out for Chinese food, which is my favorite thing to do.
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The Android O beta-testing group will be updated first, and the final build is currently going out for carrier-testing.
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Typical use cases include going on holiday with friends, sharing a house, throwing a party or simply going out for drinks.
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I try to remember going out for hot fudge sundaes after his funeral with my mother and all his gay friends.
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"There are (dollar) flows going out for bond outflows and also little bit of dividend payments," a dealer said, requesting anonymity.
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We're all holding plastic bottles of beers, and queuing for the toilets and going out for longer and longer fag breaks.
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"You no longer have to tell your wife you are going out for milk to get a bet down," Kornegay said.
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"We're 15 or 20 years removed from 'Sex and the City' — the era of going out for cocktails," said Mr. Richardson.
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However, going out for Valentine's Day just to overspend at a sardine-packed restaurant is getting less popular by the year.
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"Once he told me I was going out for the seventh, I told him, 'Don't worry, I got this,'" Gsellman said.
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Next time you're going out for date night and need a little makeup inspiration, just find some at your local bodega.
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But last Friday night, just before going out for a friend's birthday, I decided to see what everyone was freaking out about.
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Sure, I can get down with the occasional liquid lipstick every now and then when I'm going out for a special occasion.
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If you're only going out for a 30-minute jog, 16 ounces of a sports drink might not make the most sense.
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Dr. VanEpps isn't sure advance ordering will work the same way if you are going out for dinner or a celebratory meal.
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It's Sunday now and two of those yogurts are still in the fridge because I kept going out for breakfast at 'wichcraft.
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The Italian actress resurfaced on the streets of Rome, going out for a ride with her director pal, Giovanni Veronesi, last weekend.
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It's so good that I actively grab for these when I'm going out for the night, despite having higher-end headphones available.
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"She told me she was going out for twenty minutes, and during that time I read the letter to Suzanne," he said.
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It wasn't fancy, but it was still a treat, going out for dinner instead of having an ordinary weeknight meal at home.
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After a long two weeks the celebrations included attending the players' ball and going out for drinks with family and friends, Murray added.
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Going out for a great meal is fun, but running a restaurant can be tough because of razor-thin margins and rising wages.
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The This Is Us star, 42, opened up about going out for the role of the caped crusader for the upcoming Warner Bros.
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She drinks too much and refuses to settle down, pay attention to the latest styles or shower before going out for the evening.
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Mr. Lee had left his home in Seoul on Thursday evening, telling his family that he was going out for exercise, Yonhap reported.
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Eventually, he senses my boredom and asks if I would be interested in going out for lunch whenever I was back in Shanghai.
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This man in Glouster, Ohio, gave up on the news entirely, going so far as to wear headphones when going out for coffee.
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Previously unmissable activities, like "socializing, and going out for" — she spilled into a Valley Girl shriek — "draaanks!" suddenly revealed themselves to be nonessential.
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In 2007, the percentage of people who reported going out for fun and recreation one or fewer times per week was 46 percent.
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To everyone reading this who is healthy and happy and going out for a drink tonight—I hope you have a really good time.
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When you choose to spend time with a classmate instead, going out for ramen or hitting the batting cages, it adds even more meaning.
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We take pride in our appearance; we like going out for a drink and a laugh; we have careers, deadlines, lives, loves, and family.
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You&aposre told to avoid lots of things while pregnant — drinking that glass of wine, going out for sushi, and, of course, getting sick.
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Though the policies vary between states, residents are generally instructed to stay at home unless going out for essential activities, such as grocery shopping.
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We chatted and I listened to her -- what she thinks, the books she read, the TV shows she watched, even going out for hotpot.
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Or she would cook dinner, then go upstairs, change her jewelry and outfit, and transform into this beautiful woman going out for the evening.
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Instead of going out for brunch, make mom breakfast in bed like the old days with this simple yet fulfilling breakfast pizza for two.
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The victim, 30-year-old Karina Vetrano, told her father, a retired New York firefighter, that she was going out for a run Aug.
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It means not going out for dinner in a swimsuit—as Miller did with Jude Law—even if you cheekily look chic in one.
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The addition of connected GPS means that you'll probably want to bring your phone with you if you plan on going out for a run.
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If it costs more to fill up your car, it means you have less money to spend going out for a meal or buying clothing.
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There was a New Year's Eve when Pat McGrath sent me silver glitter, and it was just like, We're going out for New Year's Eve.
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Veronica: I would only be mad because he doesn't like going out for Valentine's, so if he made a exception for her, that would hurt.
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The robotics company released this video of its insanely human-like robot named Atlas going out for some air -- Boston Dynamics' own words, not ours.
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They could not believe I was going out for a set visit while recovering from such an ordeal; I shrugged nonchalantly, playing the grizzled trooper.
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The couple also saves money on food by cooking many of their meals at home, going out for dinner just once or twice a week.
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Open your front door and tell your dog that you are going out for a walk, then close the door and return to your seat.
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Tibbetts went missing last month after going out for an evening run in Brooklyn, Iowa, and her disappearance launched an extensive search in the region.
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When Melvin was scouting for the Mets, he would return to his apartment late and prod Kelley into going out for a late-night dinner.
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One patient is tying his shoes as we make our rounds in the morning, and tells us cheerfully that he is going out for a smoke.
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He said shoppers will continue to purchase durable goods such as washing machines or other appliances, but they might think twice before going out for leisure.
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Sometimes you will hear something when you are going out for a race if there is a pick six on the line or something like that.
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For example, going to a park or out for coffee or drinks was more likely to get you a date than recommending going out for dinner.
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So even with ordering or going out for lunch once per workweek, we were only spending a total of about $205 per month on lunch food.
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The Telegraph reports that the breakfast bacon boom is in part due to an increase in the number of people going out for breakfast in general.
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A trip to the dollar store, going out for ice cream, or even the promise of going to the playground can incentivize my kids to cooperate.
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Since we are going out for a team lunch today, I just take a granola bar and I'm out the door for work at 8:45.
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The invites have been going out for at least a month now, according to the report, but Google itself has yet to make any official announcement.
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Although J. and I discussed maybe going out for a burger for dinner, my appointment takes longer than expected and we decide to eat at home instead.
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Notifications just started going out for the official version of watchOS 4.1 software, which includes, among other updates, music streaming for Apple Watch Series 3s with LTE.
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Instead of killing Ryan, Barry ends up doing a scene with his mark and then going out for drinks with the rest of the class, Sally included.
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"You are going out for a special night, so if it's an unsatisfactory experience, take the opportunity to let the staff know…Don't be shy," he says.
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But the dollar amounts climbed quickly as I began justifying the cost of going out for brunch more often and buying new books whenever I wanted them.
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With [OITNB co-star and friend] Diane [Guerrero], we always find ourselves going out for the same role; it's happened to us more than a few times.
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The woman—who's identified as "Grace"—describes going out for dinner with Ansari before going to his apartment where events took place which left her feeling "violated".
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There is no research correlating the number of books on introversion with the number of cocktails not consumed by people not going out for drinks after work.
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One 23-year-old recent college graduate who'd studied "airline services" told me she enjoyed "cheerful or jazz" music and going out for drinks with her friends.
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Going out for roles, he still faced immediate roadblocks: the small talk, the eye contact, the instant connection an actor is supposed to make with the director.
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And aside from two days when a big group of colleagues went out for planned lunches, I never really missed going out for lunch all that much.
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If budgets or timing don't allow for travel, hiking close to home or going out for lunch and a visit to a local museum can work, too.
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My brother and his friend are going out for Halloween in Newport Beach, and I live in a neighboring city, so they will be staying the night.
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"We split into two groups, one will provide security at police outposts and the other group is going out for clearance operation with the military," he said.
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At the essay's climax, Beach describes going out for drinks with Calloway in Amsterdam and getting free drinks from the bartender, who keeps making eyes at Calloway.
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"Families can use an ABLE account much like a checking account as long as the money is going out for that family member with special needs," said Walther.
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That might mean calling your shot on the field, requesting the promotion you've earned, going out for a job, asking for equal pay, microphone, or the oval office.
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Also, I have so many friends here, so every day I have been going out for lunch or dinners and just kind of enjoyed the city as well.
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"There was a point where you knew if you were going out [for roles], it was just going to be the sassy black dot dot dot," Nash said.
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Anyone navigating the meat market that is dating will tell you that going out for casual drinks is part of the deal and certainly facilitates the end goal.
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He also said people "must stay home" unless going out for essential activities including grocery shopping, going to the pharmacy, work that cannot be done remotely or exercising.
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We live about a block from an ice cream shop, and convinced our 2-year-old that going out for ice cream meant sampling one or two flavors.
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This usually translates to going out for food and drinks, but once it gets warmer I'm hoping to go on hikes and day trips a bit more often too.
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The cancer returned last November -- after which she underwent aggressive chemo and fought valiantly to maintain normalcy in her life ... sometimes going out for the evening with her husband.
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"If you're unsure about going out for a team because you're scared or you just don't think it's right for you, take the risk, take the jump," he says.
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Going out for drinks is too expensive and he's sick of everyone glued to their phones, he said, so he decided to come to the guys' knit night instead.
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"Going out for breakfast, we were standing on the street corner and I told my wife, 'There's more people here this morning than what live in Gander,' " he said.
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"Put simply, consumers would rather spend their marginal dollar on, say, going out for a meal, than on buying a 60th item of clothing in a year," he wrote.
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After her divorce from Godard ("He would say he was going out for cigarettes and come back three weeks later," she told The Guardian), she married several other times.
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Even going out for pizza will set you back: a 12-inch thin-crust pie in Boston will run around $11, or 40 percent more than in Hanover, Pennsylvania.
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"We have stopped going out for movies, to restaurants or any other form of entertainment," said a Jet engineer, who is self-tutoring his children after cancelling private tuitions.
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You might consider the mini ice cream cups at the bottom of the freezer case or going out for a cone—your brain and your stomach would love that.
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Relive going out for birthdays to a chain restaurant in the late 90's when every restaurant was mandated by law to have a chocolate lava cake on the menu.
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Here are the full specs: Jelly is meant to be an alternative to your usual phone that you can use while working out or maybe going out for the night.
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Of course, we don't have any confirmation that the two are officially a pair, but we will say this — going out for Halloween in a couple's costume is serious commitment.
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On Tuesday, Iowa law enforcement charged Cristhian Rivera with the murder of Mollie Tibbetts, a 20-year-old college student who disappeared last month after going out for a jog.
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They should have notified us and informed us that they're going out for a game drive and then we would have availed them a guard but they didn't do this.
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Helmetless to the library and back again, gray hair tousled in the wind, she proved it was never too late to discover the joys of going out for a spin.
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I find I make the most meaningful professional connections and friendships through going out for a drink down the street, rather than going to things like industry parties and such.
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Rohmer filmed quotidian experiences such as going out for drinks and visiting family, all with naturalness and a gift for capturing the felt rhythm of life in a given place.
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"But even looking at candidates going out for similar job titles, we're still seeing these same trends" of tech workers beyond the age of 45 paying a price for, well, aging.
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But presenting as a woman forced her to confront the problems firsthand — and dramatically heightened her awareness of the objectification and sexism women face just by going out for a walk.
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But since Trump was elected she's going out for drinks and dinners much less, focusing on saving money to prepare for the likelihood of having to move elsewhere after leaving school.
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By the night before the season opened last year, Charlie Manwaring, owner of Southold Fish Market, had distributed about 1924 bushel bags to his suppliers — scallopers going out for the harvest.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Pulling on their scuba gear and flippers at a swimming pool in Brussels, Nicolas Mouchart and his wife Florence are not just going diving - they're going out for dinner.
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Sometimes I do miss wandering the aisles of a grocery store without being in anyone's way, going out for a slow Sunday drive, or simply taking time to read or write.
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TOSSING KNIVES AND SHRIMP If we're going out for dinner, which usually means my parents and sister join us, then I have to be honest, and we embarrassingly go to Benihana.
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People have been told to stay at home, with the exception of shopping for essential supplies, exercising once a day, going out for medical needs and traveling to work where necessary.
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Renee goes about her life with newfound confidence, hitting on a guy at the dry cleaners (Rory Scovel) and going out for her dream job as a receptionist at a makeup company.
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"The last thing she said was asking if everyone was going out for dinner and that she would be home that night because her and my other daughter had plans," Tam recalls.
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When you walk down the streets you'll fight with thugs like you're in a PS2-era brawler, while going out for karaoke will pull you into a Guitar Hero-style mini-game.
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You're not going to find any mussel shacks in a beach town anywhere, nobody's going out for the mussel happy hour after work, and a mussel boil is just not a thing.
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NPD also says online shopping, which has risen 8 percent in the last year alone, may also be to blame—people are buying crap on Amazon instead of going out for food.
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Selfishly, I thought that if I told him about it, he'd think, Well, she was pretty drunk, and we haven't been going out for that long, so it's not a big deal.
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Rates of functional limitation, such as difficulty climbing stairs and going out for shopping, are 25% to 43% lower among married heterosexual adults than cohabiting, never married, and previously married heterosexual adults.
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There's a world of difference between catcalls or wolf whistles and the fatal violence that befell Mollie Tibbetts, who disappeared last month after going out for an evening run in Brooklyn, Iowa.
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Dear Miss Manners: We've been close friends with a couple for more than 15 years, frequently going out for dinner together, spending weekends away together and hosting each other in our homes.
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At best, the listening bar raises good questions about whether there might be an unrealized public-listening or group-listening ideal in a ritual as familiar as going out for a drink.
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But instead of going out for drinks or buying a pricey item she'd been eyeing, she took it to the next level and got a tattoo of her company's logo on her wrist.
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In a blog post explaining why it exists, Rubin tells a typical founder story: going out for the night with a friend, talking about the state of technology and how to fix it.
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"I kind of figured I was going out for the ninth but (Ausmus) wanted to hand it off to the bullpen and I told him I was fine for the ninth," Zimmermann said.
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The Gourmia GSI180 Automatic Frozen Dessert Maker costs $59.99, so if you're someone who's constantly going out for ice cream and frozen yogurt during the summertime, this baby might be a wise investment.
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A French law passed in December requires models to present a medical certificate when going out for jobs (with modeling agencies and fashion houses facing imprisonment and fines if they don't follow through).
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Detective Inspector Martin Graham told My Muskoka Now that the smaller vessel was a "tow-boat" and that those aboard had been returning back to their residence after going out for the evening.
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Mr. Kabila's response, former confidants say, has been to hole up in his riverside mansion in Kinshasa playing video games and occasionally going out for late-night motorcycle rides to blow off steam.
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You have people working two or three jobs just to make ends meet, and they're going out for a fish fry on Friday and worrying about how to pay for it on Monday.
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The formula is super pigmented, won't dry out your lips, and will last through all your V-Day plans (whether you're dressed up in Savage lingerie, or going out for drinks with your girls).
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In March 2018, Swift and Alwyn were first photographed together by paparazzi, a testament to their ability to keep their relationship under wraps, because they had been going out for months at that point.
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She lays out her typical day: waking up around 7, working until 4 or 5 while trying to fit in a run during lunch hour, then going out for dinner or to the theater.
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Paul and Sarah finally met on Christmas Day, they shared during the interview, but instead of going out for coffee or dinner at a fancy restaurant, they got together at Gatwick Airport in England.
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The game uses your local road and terrain maps as the basis for all of your exploration and resource-gathering, so playing is meant to be as easy as going out for a stroll.
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A team of stock analysts recently raised the outlook on Papa John's stock because they believed political and civil unrest around the election means people will order in instead of going out for dinner.
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But the situation in Nigeria, Africa's largest economy, is having an outsize impact on the expanding middle class, which has become accustomed to air-conditioning, owning a car and going out for Domino's pizza.
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The elder Franco's caption, "…when everyone is going out for the same role" doesn't exactly specify what Dave or James are doing at said audition, but perhaps it's an audition scene from The Disaster Artist?
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Ever stare into your empty fridge at the end of the week and ask yourself why you didn't stock it with groceries instead of going out for lunch, and maybe even dinner, all week long?
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For weeks, the occupation barely felt like a siege at all: The antigovernment militants came and went as they pleased, driving down snow-packed highways to attend community meetings and even going out for dinner.
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And perhaps even better: On Second Thought offers a curfew feature, so if you know you're going out for a night of debauchery, the app saves all of your outgoing messages until the next morning.
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" He shared that he acted this way for "a week, maybe a week and a half … [My friend] would say, 'Where are you going?' and I would say, 'I'm just going out for a walk.
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I'm guessing the kinds of parts you were going out for in the beginning were written specifically for Asian men, and you may have been asked to do an accent or play to a stereotype.
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For example, if you're going out for dinner, and you know the restaurant has an amazing chocolate cake, then you can allow some room for it by cutting back on your starches during the day.
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Most participants weren't afraid to share the nitty-gritty details: "I think I was actually in a relationship for just going out for free meals," Mikayla, a 25-year-old actress, confessed to her best friend.
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On our way home, we debate going out for dinner and decide to swing by Whole Foods (again) to pick up basics that we're running low on: kefir, bread, eggs, cheese, and a few other essentials.
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But it could help us think twice about even small gatherings of friends, whether to succumb to the formalities of a hug or a handshake, or going out for walks or errands during high-traffic times.
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"I think we're just moving into that stage where I'm going to see the dollars going out for things that will help to make things easier for him at home and more comfortable," Ms. Brown said.
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For now, he wouldn't rule out going out for more private money if he needs it, and he indicated that expanding the product set could require him to hire more sales and marketing staff before an IPO.
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Cavallari has kept a low profile whilst mourning the loss, spending a quiet New Year's Eve with her husband, Chicago Bears quarterback Jay Cutler, and going out for a birthday lunch with her mother on Jan. 5.
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Trump's announcement moving to end the shutdown without wall funding in place, made in the Rose Garden at the White House, falls on what would have been the second Friday without paychecks going out for government workers.
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It's all fun and games in the beginning, ordering pizza to your unfurnished apartment that first night, having sex whenever you want, Sunday mornings going out for the papers and lying on the sofa together all day.
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One of eight children in a family in Stone Town, a historic district of Zanzibar City, he apprenticed on the local fishing piers, then joined the crews going out for kingfish and barracuda in the Indian Ocean.
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At least in the first iteration (and, judging by the group chosen for the next, into the foreseeable future), the photographs exhibited at Fotografiska are not worth going out for, especially as the admission fee is $28.
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It's a phone designed for you to use on the weekends, when you're going out for the evening, or just generally when you want to be a little less distracted by your big phone with all its apps.
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" According to a Summerville Police Department incident report obtained by PEOPLE, Yarborough claimed he last saw his wife the night before when she told him she was going out for a walk, which "was normal behavior for her.
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To that end, here's how to date on the cheap without feeling cheated on date night: Going out for drinks can add up quickly, especially when cocktails can cost more than $14 a glass in many metropolitan areas.
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There aren't many different types of entertainment in Pakistan outside of going out for food or catching a movie, and events like this give millennials and other people looking for something unique a chance to connect with each other.
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Whether you're heading into a meeting, or going out for a date, or just want to live a life less shackled to your mobile, here are some approaches you can take to make your phone less of a distraction.
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He coined the term "The Latte Factor," which points out that saving $5 per day on a habit like coffee, cigarettes, or even going out for lunch can add up to nearly $1 million over a 2224-year career.
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Currently there are 23 states and eight metro areas under various stay-at-home orders, which means approximately 169 million people — nearly 52% of the US population — are only going out for essential services like buying food and medicine.
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Splitting the check Going out for a meal with coworkers can be a nice escape from the office pressure — until the bill arrives and people want to evenly split the check when you only had water and a salad.
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It didn't take long to get through the next bottle and the next one, but by that point, we were essentially blackout drunk and going out for 15-minute smoke breaks together, leaving no one to man the shop.
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They had been going out for four years, a long time; but he was a shy boy, who had not wanted to go to college and didn't read or write much, and who would blush whenever he spoke to a girl.
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The sequence is an entertaining romp through myth and history, with the two popping up as knights in Arthurian England, as part of a goofy spy drama during the Blitz, and going out for crepes during the Reign of Terror.
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She worked all day and into the night, loading four horses at a time from fire-ravaged farms and ranches in Sonoma and Napa counties, taking the animals back to her farm in West Petaluma before going out for more.
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And I remember going out for a cigarette and someone from the hotel came and said, 'you have to get back inside, they're taking him out now,' and they didn't want me to see them wheeling him out of the hotel.
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"The minute you establish a lifestyle and you start going out for dinner, and you start dating or you get married, all of a sudden, you have all kinds of other expenses, not necessarily just paying off your loan," O'Leary says.
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After a long day, you have probably done some back-of-the-napkin math and decided there was no point in going out for dinner when you could get food brought to your door for the same cost, plus a tip.
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" — Chelsea, 234 "We had these grand ideas about going out for date nights, but the reality is that we don't have our parents close by to help, baby sitters are $238 an hour and all of a sudden you're spending $200.
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And there are all sorts of experiences that bring all these tensions to the fore, like going out for meals or accepting invitations to social events that aren't free or even assumptions about what counts as expensive and what doesn't.
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S. and his mom are going out for dinner and then to the largest Starbucks in the world (it just opened here recently), but I can't meet them in time, so I just tell them I will meet them at home later.
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And then 2-3 days a week of the kind of moderate to vigorous intensity workout that most people think about when they think about exercise—getting on a bike or an elliptical, going out for a run or a brisk walk, etc.
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In case you're wondering where the 2800 percent figure comes from, it's based on the idea that you'll need the rest of your money for food, clothes, savings, and of course all the fun stuff like travel and going out for drinks.
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If a user can book a restaurant in the same messaging thread where they are discussing going out for dinner with their friends then, in theory, there's no need for the humans to break off their conversation to go figure the organizational stuff out.
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She suggests stashing moolah into two savings accounts — one for all the responsible stuff you need to take care of, like saving for retirement, and one which she calls a "fun fund" that you can use for traveling or going out for a nice dinner.
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Two years ago, she accepted a ride to a bar with a man and was found guilty of prostitution; her case became a cause célèbre when she challenged her conviction, saying she was just going out for a beer that night, and won her appeal.
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Whether you're going out for an easy recovery jog, incorporating some speed work into your run, or going all out and training for the marathon that's been on your bucket list for ages, this is a neutral running shoe that won't let you down.
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"Where are you going?" we might ask, and our voice will naturally rise to signal curiosity, and whomever we're asking will tell us they're going out for ice cream or to a petting zoo or to work, and we will consider our question answered, transaction complete.
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Instead, by the next morning, the leading conversation among women whose voices are prominent on social media revolved around the story of a young photographer who had a demoralizing sexual encounter with Aziz Ansari, after going out for lobster rolls with him a few months ago.
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A. Flashback to Megan obnoxiously waking Riggs up by yelling that they're under fire and then laughing uproariously (the writers letting us know she's going out for the last test before a potential promotion), and Megan finding a necklace he's giving her to propose instead of a ring.
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"I think it was about the eighth inning when I punched out somebody and they said that was 217 — that was the first time I heard the number, so I knew I had a shot at going out for the ninth and 1163," Scherzer told reporters after the game.
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Still, the library has a weekly Ping-Pong meet-up for seniors; shopkeepers read in lawn chairs on the sidewalk until a customer wanders by; the grocery has been run by the same family for decades; and going out for an ice cream cone is considered a big night.
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I tested it mostly in a heated room and found the temperature difference never climbed higher than a single degree, going out for a walk in sub-zero temperatures did cool the case down by a few more degrees, and that was all—more than enough to keep the watch charged.
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When I first went to New York, it was all very competitive, so I started going to L.A. and going out for movies, because why bang my head against the wall trying to break into theater in New York when there's good money and great work to be done in L.A.?
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I was a fourth-year medical student at the time and called the pediatric practice at University Health Services, and explained, somewhat frantically, that I was due to get on a flight to California with him in a couple of hours; I was going out for my all-important residency interviews.
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Anstead and El Moussa have been at one another's side for the past six months, jetting off on romantic vacations, going out for date nights and spending time with his children from a previous relationship, as well as her kids — daughter Taylor, 7, and son Brayden, 2 — who she shares with ex Tarek.
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"You've got the city deciding that they're going to subsidize the easiest to serve, able-bodied young people going out for beer and wings," said Roger Chapin, the vice president of public affairs at Mears Transportation, Orlando's decades-old cab company, who says he learned about Altamonte's Uber deal through the local newspaper.
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But when he told them on Monday that he was going out for a bike ride and might be gone for a while, they had no inkling that he had left armed with an ax and a knife, determined to carry out a brutal attack in the name of the Islamic State.
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"If your mood is such that you don't feel like going out for coffee with your friends, you're not interested in things you used to enjoy, or you don't feel like leaving bed in the morning and it lasts more than a few weeks, I'd say it's time to talk to someone," Morin says.
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" We have a whole team of concierges that will say, "Hey, have you thought about getting higher resolution photos," which is a huge deal, or with guys, guys don't even have any photos without sunglasses, so, "Hey, have you thought about using portrait mode with your friend and going out for a day and taking four or five photos?
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No matter how virtuous your reason for staying up past bedtime — pulling a late shift at work, binge-watching This Is Us into the early hours of the morning, going out for a drink or five with a heartbroken friend on the grounds of "emotional support" — a lack of sleep is still detrimental to your skin.
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I had doting Italian grandparents who never turned down a dinner request for spiedini alla griglia (Italian shish kebab), a great-aunt with a heated pool (that included a diving board and a slide!) and a father who found the idea of going out for ice cream on a steamy evening as irresistible as I did.
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Read more:15-year-old Coco Gauff joked about going out for a drink when she was being left out of the action in a &aposRally For Relief&apos doubles game — &aposbut I&aposm too young&apos15-year-old Coco Gauff summed up her whirlwind journey to stardom after stunning defending champion Naomi Osaka at the Australian Open: &aposWhat is my life?!
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For instance, something that might feel so stressful and important at that moment, such as "Oh my boyfriend and I broke up and we were going out for four weeks and that is the end of the world," may feel less important and stressful as they learn impermanence and how things change when they sit with them, and how they don't always have to react and respond, she said.
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Read more:15-year-old Coco Gauff joked about going out for a drink when she was being left out of the action in a &aposRally For Relief&apos doubles game — &aposbut I&aposm too young&aposThe tennis player who collapsed at the Australian Open because of smoke from nearby bushfires says players are &apospissed&apos at the organizers for not taking &aposbetter care&apos of themNick Kyrgios will donate $200 for every ace he serves this summer to the victims of Australia&aposs bushfire crisis
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Read more:15-year-old Coco Gauff joked about going out for a drink when she was being left out of the action in a &aposRally For Relief&apos doubles game — &aposbut I&aposm too young&aposZion Williamson shined in his NBA debut, but incessant comments about his weight distracted from the sensational performanceThe USWNT has released its roster for 2020 Olympic qualifiers, and some of the team&aposs brightest young stars didn&apost make the cutThe WNBA has a new CBA that increases player salaries, ensures maternity leave, and improves marketing and travel for the league
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As much as Starbucks gets roasted for employees who often misspell even the simplest of names or for catering to people who want overly complicated and fancy drinks, the coffee chain is usually a safe haven for those in need of caffeine or even just a space to chill out and charge their phone and use the bathroom (hey, we've all done it.) Still, going out for coffee at Starbucks or any other place where someone else is making your drink can actually be dangerous for anyone with a milk sensitivity — as one guy made abundantly clear in a review for the chain, claiming that a milk mixup caused him to poop 11 times in one day.
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Read more:A Canadian tennis player called Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer &aposa little bit selfish&apos for not speaking out about the poor air quality at the Australian OpenThe tennis player who collapsed at the Australian Open because of smoke from nearby bushfires says players are &apospissed&apos at the organizers for not taking &aposbetter care&apos of themNick Kyrgios will donate $200 for every ace he serves this summer to the victims of Australia&aposs bushfire crisis15-year-old Coco Gauff joked about going out for a drink when she was being left out of the action in a &aposRally For Relief&apos doubles game — &aposbut I&aposm too young&apos
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The 'Jealousy' Like In which we should probably re-evaluate our lives and behaviors TBH The scenario is this: You just started talking to someone and you're in that knife-sharp heightened-senses zone where everything they do and un-do to you is interpreted as some sort of grand you-focused gesture—not texting back for an hour is the world's greatest par, going out for drinks with friends when you know it's simply far too early to start inviting you to that sort of thing is seen as a sort of snub, them literally commenting on other people's photos makes you pang and ache with jealousy—and when you're in this delirious semi-horny, semi-angry state it's possible—and I'm not saying it's healthy—to like the photos of people who are better looking than them and also probably achievable for you to bang as a sexual being, a move which, when done six or eight times in a row, is targeted like a grenade to go off in their activity feed as a little reminder of how hot and wanted you are.
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