It's a real look at the intensity of going through with the procedure, and the episode ends with Kourtney going under and going through with the procedure.
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Top White House lawyer Don McGahn threatened to quit instead of going through with the president's order, which apparently stopped the president from going through with it.
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It's a rough situation I'm going through with my son.
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What if he had insisted on going through with it?
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You go though this explanation you're going through with me.
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Wendy's taking a major risk by going through with the trial.
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Centers across the country seeking to discourage women from going through with
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They're the reason I wasn't worried about going through with the donation.
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Kelly also proposes the idea of still going through with their planned prom.
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Eventually, the girl and her mother left without going through with the piercing.
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And well done to all involved for actually going through with the project.
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Whatever they are going through with Caitlyn Jenner, they're clearly doing it together.
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After giving it thought, the couple decided against going through with the surgery.
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But more doctors and parents are going through with transplanting the mosaic embryos.
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"That's the process they should be going through with Air Berlin," he said.
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The fact Jussie's even going through with the show is a minor miracle.
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That's why we decided to share what we're going through with you guys.
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Kim and Kendall talk about what Kris is going through with the book.
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Going through with Brexit was a crucial vindication of the people's democratic wishes.
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While most clients fear divorce, very few ever regret going through with it.
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They were highly amused at the thought of me actually going through with it.
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It's frankly scaring people into coming forward, and going through with the citizenship process.
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But I certainly understand the families and what they&aposre going through with their kids.
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Apparently, Disick and Kourtney were secretly engaged but got nervous about going through with things.
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Our sources say YG completely supports Colin, and everything he's going through with the NFL.
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There are other reasons why both Olivier and Halle aren't going through with the divorce.
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Trump may end up staying the course and going through with every tariff he proposed.
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DRESSER If we're really going through with the party idea, we have to be strategic.
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"She seems adamant about going through with it," the pal tells PEOPLE in this week's issue.
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But the company in March refused to say whether it was going through with that plan.
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One had an abortion, because she no longer felt capable of going through with the pregnancy.
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You will not be using my money or anything else if you're going through with this.
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So I think that's how you have to differentiate what he's going through with somebody else.
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" She said the distance between thinking about suicide and actually going through with it is "pretty large.
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They told the station they plan on going through with the suit despite the recent criminal charges.
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Despite the struggle, Mom and Dad say they have no regrets about going through with the surgery.
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What kind of process are you going through, what's the process you're going through with your brand?
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But egos, activist investors and fluctuating share prices prevented the companies from going through with the union.
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He also found messages suggesting that the operators had little intention of going through with the killings.
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Instead of going through with the gun sale, Mr. DiNardo shot and killed Mr. Patrick with a .
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I didn't end up going through with it because of all of the horror stories of botched surgeries.
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"Even when there were obligations in real life we kept going through with Game Sack," the hosts said.
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But Michigan was going through with a bigger transition, having just hired a new athletic director, Warde Manuel.
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"I'm being serious," he said, after the other broadcasters, including Shaquille O'Neal, doubted he'd be going through with it.
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In obstruction cases, an attempt is enough; actually going through with it is not required to bring the charges.
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"Neither of them were ready to be parents and they had doubts about going through with it," he says.
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"Maybe it has to do a lot with what we're going through with the loss of Anton," she says.
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Not even the internet service provider can read the contents of what's going through with a VPN in place.
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So if there's limited upside to these new tariffs and huge risks, why is Trump going through with them?
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Surprisingly, not having answers to the last question — and still going through with the ink — is more common than ever.
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According to the WSJ, it's not entirely clear how serious the president is about going through with Seward's Folly 2.0.
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There's the 24-hour waiting period, a medically unnecessary requirement meant to dissuade women from going through with the procedure.
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But actually going through with the chop takes confidence, and it's pretty easy to talk yourself out of a pixie.
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According to court documents obtained by the paper, Cano and Gordon allegedly debated killing Estepp before going through with it.
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Women need to know that they have options, but also what difficulties they can expect in going through with them.
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That could have made her day, you don't know what people are going through with their day-to-day life.
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In fact, when it was time to vote, Probst didn't even bother going through with the ceremony of it all.
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To summarize: Thinking about it is relatively normal, but thinking about going through with it should be a cause for pause.
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Going through with the questionnaire is not required for patients, since the law allows women to refuse answering the doctors' questions.
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This legal case I've been going through with New Order has been very good at rekindling my panic attacks, thank you.
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But Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell reportedly cautioned him against the move, and Trump didn't end up going through with it.
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That makes it seem like he definitely shouldn't, but he ends up going through with it, and it seems very genuine.
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The couple is only going through with the wedding because it's what's expected of them — not because they really want to.
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She has, at times, been deeply suicidal, but she has kept herself from going through with it, almost to her dismay.
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Every iPad mini since came with compromises, particularly around the display, that stopped me from going through with the purchase each time.
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Before everything's complete, Jessica stops Trish from fully going through with it, but she has already been subjected to the IGH stuff.
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I didn't have anybody to speak up on my behalf when I was going through what I was going through with him.
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If the company ends up going through with its plans, it would likely be just the third tech IPO of the year.
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Then the phone rings and it's his dad calling from prison, and he unintentionally talks Nathan down from going through with it.
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But I immediately connected to the story of the band, because it was so similar to what were going through with Jackass.
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"I didn't have anybody to speak up on my behalf when I was going through what I was going through with him."
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During that meeting, the doctor is required to read off a standardized script designed to discourage women from going through with the procedure.
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More traditional couples are still going through with the groom asking the father, although some report that they only consider it a formality.
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Instead, she was forced to go to a religiously affiliated "crisis pregnancy center," where she was discouraged from going through with the procedure.
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With some exceptions, abortions are rarely featured on prime time, and they usually don't involve a main character actually going through with it.
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Similarly, the singer lets her audience at shows this year know some of what she's going through with the cancer's latest re-emergence.
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"There's no words to express the pain I'm going through with this tragedy of [losing] my [niece] Gigi & my brother @kobebryant," O'Neal tweeted.
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But this time, something was different — Smith couldn't help but reflect on what Ihus was going through with a sick child in the hospital.
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This would be in addition to the state-mandated counseling and 72-hour waiting period patients must undergo before going through with their abortions.
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If it takes you 200 milliseconds or more -- that's less than a quarter of a second -- you're still going through with the original plan.
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Of course, he ended up going through with the increase in May, and may soon impose tariffs on $300 billion more in Chinese products.
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Before going through with a refinance, carefully weigh the options to make sure you won't be paying even more money in the long run.
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He can't quite believe he's going through with it, actually standing upright from the sofa and turning away toward the door they entered through.
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A surprise retirement On Tuesday morning, Davis announced her retirement from the court, and she chastised Republicans for going through with the impeachment proceedings.
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He was born prematurely in December, but — unbeknownst to us or the adoption agency — she was considering not going through with the adoption at all.
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Before going through with the Botox, I worried that my face would lose some of its mobility, or that the tweaks would be super-noticeable.
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In the last scene, Khloé finally sits Kris down to tell her that she is going through with the divorce and she wants her support.
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She "doesn't seem to mind at all that [the divorce] is not finalized," but "she seems adamant about going through with it," the friend says.
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She and Lamar are finally going through with the divorce, but there is the lingering issue of Lamar's medical problems and who will be responsible.
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North Korea, too, appears to be going through with its pre-summit preparations despite its declarations, including its promise to dismantle its nuclear testing facility.
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The singer's health problems may or may not stop her from going through with a residency in Las Vegas planned for the end of 2018.
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Were you surprised that some of the other couples waited until the wedding day to tell their partner that they weren't going through with it?
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"I remember the Gift Giver clock and sign that they had, and I remember going through with the lights and the bells, something ringing," she recalls.
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Of course, windows can change, and if the stock market sees some dips, that could prevent some of these companies from going through with their offering.
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According to court documents obtained by the paper, Cano and Gordon allegedly debated killing Estepp — whose death later revealed their alleged crimes — before going through with it.
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"I want to chop it to my shoulders, and then I want bangs," she continued, adding that her beauty contracts keep her from going through with it.
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I understand the business rationale, but I wonder how the people in charge -- including, or perhaps especially, the Murdochs -- justify actually going through with that business rationale.
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Chiang spends a sizable part of the story building up the dissection, going through with it and discussing its implications, and it isn't hard to see why.
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Both Front Range Equine Rescue and the American Wild Horse Campaign legally challenged the agency's project in 2016, and it ended up not going through with it.
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He said that while sitting silently through the Bible study, his weapon and ammunition concealed in a fanny pack, he considered not going through with his plan.
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Top White House lawyer Don McGahn threatened to quit instead of going through with Trump's order, which apparently put a stop to the move to ax Mueller.
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"Because I'm the heaviest member of my family, I have a lot more to think about and consider as far as going through with the surgery," Light says.
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We know what the team is going through with all the injuries this season, but we still have to keep playing hard and finish off the season strong.
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Olivier and Halle even got a little playful while lounging around but we're told they're definitely going through with a divorce ... the trip was strictly for the kids.
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Despite living among oblivious neighbors, apathetic cops, and a society of utter indifference, the kids find actually going through with cannibalism is not as easy as one might expect.
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For some of them, it wasn't just about getting close to one of their favorite music stars, but to support her motivation for going through with the legal battle.
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With that, there was soon talk of going through with selective reduction, a procedure that reduces the number of fetuses to increase the chances of survival for the others.
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Going through with the trade would essentially be admitting that re-signing Griffin was a mistake, an ill-conceived attempt to cling to relevance and respectability after losing Paul.
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"North Carolina, what they're going through with all the business that is leaving and strife — and it's on both sides — you leave it the way it is," he said.
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Going through with the transition now gives the United States more diplomatic clout to resist attempts by the United Nations and authoritarian governments to impose themselves on the internet.
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Instead of going through with the fix, the customer asked for the device back and took it an independent phone repair specialist who determined the components were in working order.
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He said he had no intention of going through with the implied threats, but he told officials "I should not have done it in the first place," the outlet reported.
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Viola Davis' new crime thriller Widows is about a group of women who take their power back after their criminal husbands are killed by going through with one final heist.
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The homebuilder announced at the last minute that it was not going through with the manufactured default, as GSO and rival hedge fund Solus reached a settlement over the trade.
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Also, knowing everything Herbalife was going through with the entire Federal Trade Commission investigation that ended up in our favor, I knew really my trip there wouldn't be in vain.
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"I felt very strongly that I have to be open about my experiences so that I can try to prevent someone else going through with what I did," Harris said.
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When my dad died, I remember feeling like no one understood what I was going through, with the exception of my sister—and even our grief wasn't totally in sync.
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As punishment for not going through with Kai's sex ritual, he's forced her to put recycled trash back on the streets where it belongs because he doesn't believe in global warming.
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Gypsy letting the gerbils go free after she escapes the murder scene — a signal that she still had some gentleness left in her after going through with planning Dee Dee's murder.
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The last time the Supreme Court heard an abortion case, in 2007, Kennedy cited a friend of the court brief from women who said they regretted going through with the procedure.
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It's her theme but infused with new material really portraying that emotion that she's going through with the loss of her dragons and Missandei and all the negativity that she's endured.
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Though perhaps not as critically favorable as Tyler's previous work, it showcases a young artist going through with his vision and emerging the other side in a new and advanced form.
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She revealed in a separate Baltimore Sun interview that she was going through with a preventive double mastectomy planned for Friday, as scheduled and discussed with her husband before his death.
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And, of course, going through with it was a no-brainer: Joe Biden may have been the vice president of the United States, but he is the president of ice cream.
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The office-rental company WeWork could end up being valued at less than half of what it is currently "worth" when it ends up going through with its much-watched IPO.
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Lethal White picks up right where Career of Evil left off, with a shaken Robin going through with her wedding and regretting it almost at once, then returning to work with Strike.
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In December, Young wrote on her Facebook page about how she came to her decision, and the conversations she and her husband had with their pastor before going through with their plan.
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A majority in Parliament is on record opposing a no-deal Brexit, and many of those lawmakers hope to organize a vote that would prohibit the government from going through with it.
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The coronavirus outbreak may be an economic and public health crisis, but that isn't stopping the Trump administration from going through with its plan to kick nearly 219,000 people off food stamps.
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And when Mindy's bitter, hard-boiled mother (Rosanna Arquette) arrives, her gimlet eye zeros in on her daughter's ambivalence and she bluntly asks her why she is going through with the wedding.
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The study published Sunday in the journal Social Science & Medicine found that 6900 percent of the women surveyed believed immediately after their abortion that going through with it was the right choice.
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"Think of what kind of message you'd be sending our daughters by going through with the rumored interim step of putting a woman on the back of the $22016 bill," read the letter.
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He knew that going through with the marriage meant a lifetime of being around the friend and suppressing feelings, but also breaking it off meant that he lost the girl of his dreams.
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But the idea of going through with the egg-freezing process as a healthy 31-year-old felt desperate, and prematurely overdramatic, like I was destined to be single for another three years.
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But instead of going through with the murder, Ling met with Wei and told him about the target on his back, offering the opportunity to fake Wei's death rather than actually killing him.
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Undoubtedly, the state has the right and responsibility to ensure that women who are considering going through with an abortion receive all of the relevant information before undergoing such an invasive medical procedure.
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The opening scene cleverly conflated Philip's announcement that he wasn't going through with the Kimmy operation and a husband's declaration that he was done with an extramarital fling — "It's over" doing double duty.
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I respect everything that the Laker organization is going through with trying to rebuild, but I'm in my 83th year and I would love to have the opportunity to compete at a high level.
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This is just the beginning of Rachel discovering how much she has in common with their new experiment, but it hasn't changed her mind on going through with it — at least, it hasn't yet.
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The United States has warned Turkey that going through with the purchase of S-400s could result in Washington imposing sanctions and halting other existing procurements, but Ankara has pressed on with the deal.
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Amber Heard is not going through with her promise to belatedly file a police report ... because she says she still loves Johnny Depp and "doesn't want to bury him" ... so say sources connected with Amber.
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And Lyft and possibly Uber, if they end up finally going through with their IPO, you can see that potentially happening because people feel very strongly about the brand and also the service it provides.
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It's now up to Jonah, Meyer, and the rest of the squad — which includes characters played by Carol Kane and Josh Radnor — to stop the Nazis from going through with their genocidal plans for America.
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"In the context of what this country is going through with the bushfires and for us having to deal with perhaps slightly poor air quality, I think right there is the perspective," he told reporters.
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But the bishops, aware of the anger in the pews, insisted on going through with the meeting so they could vote on a set of measures they had come up with to hold bishops accountable.
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Collins continued that he believes these bills are "very, very minor" and that laws requiring women to see an ultrasound and hear a fetal heartbeat will stop "75% of women" from going through with an abortion.
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Both at Fundación Naiset and ProMédica Mujer, I was asked which method I preferred even before they asked me if I was sure or if I wanted to think about it before going through with it.
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Indicated 0.4 percent lower BMW labour boss Manfred Schoch warned in Spiegel against going through with plans to split off work on self-driving cars into a separate company that is to function like a startup.
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"North Carolina, what they're going through with all the business that is leaving and strife — and it's on both sides — you leave it the way it is," Trump said during an interview on NBC's "Today" show.
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Not only was she annoyed by the drama her sister Khloe Kardashian was going through with her daughter's father (Khloe's now ex-boyfriend, NBA player Tristan Thompson), but Kardashian West also received some upsetting medical news.
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Sources close to the situation tell TMZ ... Kim and Kanye are no longer going through with the deal after deciding their money would be better spent on a piece of property that's more private and secluded.
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"There's no time to stall or no time to delay or try and get past not going through with what was agreed in Singapore," said Haley, who will step down at the end of the year.
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Ellett recommends going through with breastfeeding normally if nothing medically bars your baby from nursing, but some moms simply don't want to breastfeed — but still want to make sure their babies get the nutrients in breast milk.
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"We saw his repeated threats as baseless, spiteful, ideologic insults that he ended up going through with," Heins said, noting that the staff's desire for a union would have been a viable asset for the digital company.
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But it is also quite likely Pyongyang miscalculated that Trump was so invested in going through with the summit as planned that such tactics would drive a wedge between him and the hard-liners in his Cabinet.
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In Tennessee, women must receive in-person counseling, which is designed to discourage them from going through with the abortion, then wait 48 hours before undergoing the procedure — which essentially calls for multiple trips to the clinic.
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Instead of going through with the scheme, her boyfriend contacted the F.B.I. The details provided in court documents paint a troubling portrait of a botched murder-for-hire plot ripped from the pages of a true-crime thriller.
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I eventually discovered the wide range that there was and then, last year when I was a sophomore in high school, I wanted [to create] something that was dealing with what I was going through with my anxiety.
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Last month, the State Department declined to begin imposing sanctions using a provision of the law that allows for the department to decide against going through with sanctions if companies are winding down their business dealings with Moscow.
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The economy has plenty of momentum, with companies going through with investment plans hatched before the last election, but it cannot continue on auto-pilot indefinitely and there are already signs that the momentum has begun to slow.
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The hospital also stated that Dray's doctor explained the medical dangers of going through with a natural birth, but more than that, the case also provides insight into the policies hospitals have on pregnant patients' rights to refuse treatment.
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OSLO, March 3 (Reuters) - Volatile markets currently prevent Danish shipping firm Torm from going through with a planned stock market listing in the United States, but the company still aims to do so later this year, it said on Thursday.
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The United States has repeatedly warned Turkey that going through with the purchase of S-400s could result in Washington imposing sanctions and halting other weapons deals, such as the F-35, but Ankara has pressed on with the Russian transaction.
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When Cardi accepted the coveted Best New Artist Award at this year's MTV VMAs, she gave a speech and mentioned all of the people who insisted that she was putting her career in jeopardy by going through with her pregnancy.
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Most Revd and Rt Hon Justin Welby, who was named the Archbishop of Canterbury in 2013, has met Harry several times and says that the couple is not going through with a grand religious service out of a sense of tradition .
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" He went on to call the nominee an "unhinged partisan" and pointed to the multiple sexual misconduct charges that Kavanaugh is facing as a sign that Republicans are going through with this "just to deliver a 'f--- you' to Democrats.
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"There's no time to stall or no time to delay or try and get past not going through with what was agreed in Singapore," Haley said before and after a closed-door U.N. Security Council session on sanctions against Pyongyang.
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And working closely with people like Ben Silverman, you know, from the seed stage of Pinterest, and working with Kayvon and Joe from Periscope, and going through, with them, the acquisition into Twitter ... That's actually how I originally met Peter Fenton.
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"What has happened today is every public safety official's absolute worst nightmare, but that is nothing in comparison to the nightmare that families and friends and our community is going through with this tragic loss to children in our community," Fletcher said.
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The strategist is the latest to join a growing chorus, including Art Cashin of UBS and Guggenheim's Scott Minerd, saying the Fed "is done raising rates and maybe will even cut rates" instead of going through with two more hikes in 2019.
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" The commission's lone Democrat, commissioner Mignon Clyburn, strongly disagreed that the FCC should lighten its oversight, saying that going through with this proposal "would deeply damage the ability of the FCC to be a champion of consumers and competition in the 21st century.
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"So much of what Frankie Heck went through on The Middle was paralleling exactly what I was going through with my kids, filling out college applications, your kid's looking for work, kids leaving, going through their romances and things like that," she says.
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"I feel like because of what I've been going through with my ex, I feel some responsibility to say to Luann some of what I know now that I've been hearing so many things from so many different people," the Skinnygirl mogul said.
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It took me seven years to find the courage to talk about what I'm going through with my Muslim friends, and even then, I spend hours regretting exposing myself—I not only feel crazy, I feel like I've failed my people and my faith.
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Doctors explained he would be placing himself at great risk by undergoing the operation, but not one to let danger get in the way of things, Bramstedt—a movie stuntman and a skydiving instructor at Skydive San Diego—was set on going through with it.
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Cena plays Mitchell, the enthusiastic, competitive father of Kayla (Geraldine Viswanathan), who teams up with fellow parents Lisa (Leslie Mann) and Hunter (Ike Barinholtz) to stop their three high school senior daughters from going through with their pact to lose their virginities on prom night.
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You can agree to give each other a 5-minute call before each Bae Day and make sure you're actually going through with it; you can agree to be each other's emergency-text contact when you feel tempted to cash out your whole Amazon cart.
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England had looked set to be going through with few dramas when tournament leading scorer Harry Kane smashed in a 57th-minute penalty, his sixth goal at the finals, only for Yerry Mina to head an equalizer in the third minute of stoppage time.
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WASHINGTON — Turkey has a little more than two weeks to decide whether to complete a complex arms deal with the U.S. or risk severe penalties by going through with an agreement to buy a missile system from Russia, according to multiple people familiar with the matter.
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While there are a number of means to treat a clot, such as blood thinners, compression stockings and surgery, according to Cleveland Clinic, Purdy said her previous kidney transplant and an allergy to shellfish are keeping doctors from going through with an operation as of yet.
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Read more:4 questions you need to ask yourself before going through with a divorceHow to make someone like you in under 5 minutes, according to a relationship expertMy job is important to me, but my wife always changes the subject when I talk about it.
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Cardi B then switched gears, mentioning that if Minaj was going through with her claim that she would be suing her over the Harper's Bazaar fight, she could sue Minaj for defamation considering Minaj claimed on Queen Radio that Cardi B used payola to get a No. 1 hit.
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Nothing is preventing Republicans in Congress from trying to work out a "third-prong" conventional bill, even if the first prong fails, much less preventing the Trump administration from going through with the regulatory "second prong" — in fact, they could do so right now if they wanted to.
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And though Trump on Monday signaled that he agreed with the singer's concerns about moving migrants who can no longer be detained by immigration authorities to so-called sanctuary cities and states, he indicated that same day that he'll be going through with a plan to do just that.
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For instance, if you work for someone who constantly gripes about employee illnesses and absences, and then you get fired not long after coming back from leave, it might be hard to tell whether your boss is going through with a decision they already planned, or whether they're retaliating.
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Other funds have staff and volunteers who work as clinic escorts, making sure women coming to the clinic don't get harassed by anti-abortion protesters outside, or that they aren't fooled by next-door operations posing as providers in an attempt to dissuade women from going through with the procedure.
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Directed by Pitch Perfect writer Kay Cannon, the film follows three parents (Leslie Mann, John Cena, and Ike Barinholtz) as they perform a series of high jinks to stop their three children (Kathryn Newton, Geraldine Viswanathan, and Gideon Adlon) from going through with a pact to have sex for the first time on prom night.
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Other chapters are devoted to Linda, a mother lost in grief over the recent death of her son; and Gabe, a married man finally reckoning with his homosexuality after years of repression ("I've been on Grindr for a while now, but … today, my 15th anniversary, is the first time I've considered going through with it").
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Though LVMH has struggled with its American brands in the past, buying Donna Karan in 2001 only to ultimately close the designer's main line and sell the brand name to G-III Apparel in 2016, and never going through with a planned public offering for Marc Jacobs, Tiffany may prove a more comfortable fit.
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The episode's present-day conflict is sorted by sibling, as usual: Kate has landed an unexpected singing gig and needs to skip out on the taping, Randall is having serious doubts about going through with Beth's adoption plan, and Kevin is trying not to think of crawling on the floor in a diaper as an embarrassing indignity.
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While the whispers that health care isn't quite dead have been growing louder—I wrote about them yesterday—the probability of House Republicans going through with this plan seems to be slim, especially considering that no one has yet to offer any changes to the American Health Care Act, one of the most hated bills ever.
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Instead, the show is interested in the fallout, in how the characters talk around explosions: in how Lorelai uses the car crash as a justification for her hatred of Jess, in the fear of commitment that keeps her from going through with her wedding, in how her father's collapse stirs up all her old confusions and regrets about her relationship with her parents.
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Dating opportunities: 47th placeDating economics rank: 41st placeRomance and fun: 44th placeTotal dating score: 37.06/ 100Read more:Here's what dating looks like in every stateDating experts reveal 9 small things you can change on your dating app profile to get more datesThese are the 'sexiest' cities in the world, according to sex toy searches and sex-positivity statistics4 questions you need to ask yourself before going through with a divorce
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"I think once we showcased our journey on The Giuliana and Bill Show, there still isn't a day that goes by when someone doesn't come up to one of us and says, 'Thank you, my wife got a mammogram after watching the show,' or 'Thank you, my parents now know what we're going through with fertility,'" Bill said of why the power couple was inspired to work on the C3 Prize program.
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