Good news — we've gone ahead and done it for you.
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In fact, I've gone ahead and selected a few titles.
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Zara's gone ahead and made preparing for Coachella a no brainer.
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So we've gone ahead and rounded up nine of TJ's finest.
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That's why we've gone ahead and done the work for you.
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The opposition has sometimes spurned those alternatives and gone ahead anyway.
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They've gone ahead and forsworn intercourse (and, in some cases, masturbation).
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Nonetheless, qualifying matches were delayed, but had gone ahead on Tuesday.
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Facebook has gone ahead and purchased Charles Jolley's conversational AI startup Ozlo.
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So, naturally, Kobo has gone ahead and made its largest screen yet.
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Had it gone ahead, it was originally scheduled to begin this month.
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Within six weeks, Mr. Orban's party had gone ahead with the laws.
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But at the time of reporting, the speech had not gone ahead.
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But what would have happened if they had gone ahead with the idea?
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Guardians of public virtue were furious that this had gone ahead in secret.
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The market leader, Paytm, has gone ahead to break a few noticeable milestones.
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Had the Allies gone ahead as planned, the invasion probably would have failed.
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Moreover, his boyfriend has gone ahead and kicked off the night with a serenade.
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I've gone ahead and made some notes where it felt necessary to do so.
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Robert had gone ahead of her, not noticing what was playing out behind him.
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Italy has gone ahead on its own to welcome Chinese involvement in its economy.
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" "We started this a long time ago and have gone ahead with our preparations.
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She and Ibanez boarded a bus to join her husband, who had gone ahead.
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Yet Uber has mostly gone ahead with its self-driving-car plans in Pittsburgh alone.
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Thang has gone ahead with his appeal trial, which is scheduled to last 10 days.
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""Would I have gone ahead and tried hypnosis if other, more normal things were working?
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"Somebody by now should have gone ahead and figured out what's really true," she says.
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She said they might have gone ahead if they had known absences would be excused.
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Researchers have gone ahead and produced those bricks, now for the first time with human pee.
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If anything, cancelling Outline has made it more powerful an event than had it gone ahead.
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After all, Mongeau has already gone ahead and commented "i'm pregnant" on Jake Paul's latest Instagram.
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If you actually read those policies, though, you might not have gone ahead with the test.
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Microsoft has gone ahead and increased costs on customers using its technology on non-Microsoft clouds.
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But the IsDB's issue has not gone ahead, perhaps because of instability in global debt markets.
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The annual Loy Krathong festival had gone ahead the previous day, albeit without the usual fireworks.
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They've just gone ahead and made the assumption that black guys don't treat women very well.
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Once you've gone ahead and done that, you can start describing GIFs to your heart's content.
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Back then, it cited shareholding governance issues among the reasons why the deal had not gone ahead.
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There are individual cities and towns that have gone ahead and just put their own fiber in.
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To celebrate the announcement, he's gone ahead and dropped the video for "No English," with Travi$ Scott.
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JEI said officers had gone ahead with demolitions despite a court order to wait for a hearing.
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That issue has not gone ahead, apparently because it was disrupted by the emerging-market sell-off.
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In 1849 Ojibways fired a cannon into a copper mine that had gone ahead without their approval.
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We hear you, which is why we've gone ahead and picked out some of our favorite pieces.
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The prosecutor who accompanies them on raids had gone ahead on the back of a dirt bike.
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We've gone ahead and done you the favor of rounding up the Echo devices currently experiencing discounts.
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When the opposition has gone ahead anyway, the police have broken up rallies by force and detained participants.
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Where mine sales have gone ahead, production is being prolonged, adding to oversupply in depressed markets, like coal.
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Despite the flak she's been copping, Madonna has gone ahead to perform her sold-out tours in Asia.
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"Malcolm Turnbull is taking the bull by the horns and has gone ahead with it," Mr. Alexander said.
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When the opposition has gone ahead anyway, the police have broken up rallies by force and detained attendees.
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"If this were 2016, we likely would have gone ahead and endorsed" Cramer, said AFP President Tim Phillips.
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If it had gone ahead, Santander would have had to seek shareholder approval for Mr. Orcel's compensation package.
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Four EU countries have gone ahead with bans on short selling but others have refused to follow suit.
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In some of the recent voter surveys, she's either tied or gone ahead of the former vice president.
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Chances are, at least someone in your circle has gone ahead and diagnosed themselves with seasonal affective disorder (SAD).
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"If it wasn't for the power of the people, Secretary Zinke would have gone ahead with his ridiculous proposal."
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That's why we've gone ahead and rounded up eight of our top picks for you to shop, stress-free.
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The priority should be unglamorous maintenance work, which has been neglected even as wasteful new projects have gone ahead.
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Now, Moss has gone ahead and released a set of six prints for the hugely popular Blizzard shooter Overwatch.
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Eventually, some of the rangers who had gone ahead on bikes waded back to help us out of there.
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Right. This is the concept that underpins For Honor, and Ubisoft Montreal has gone ahead and run with it.
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The truth is that I don't know what would have happened if we had gone ahead with the mastectomy.
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"I am desperately disappointed that it hasn't gone ahead but I do support the junior doctors 100 percent," she said.
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If he had gone ahead with this idea, Apple would have ended up as a mobile virtual network operator (MVNO).
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Even if the reform had gone ahead, spending on disability benefits would barely have changed from its level last year.
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Jackson has gone ahead and turned off the captions on his photos to prevent the same from happening to him.
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Lest the picture people feel betrayed by this nearly 300-page novel, Brown has gone ahead and illustrated the story.
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I&aposve gone ahead and reversed this suspension on your account, so you are free to use our services again.
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"If this were 2016, we likely would have gone ahead and endorsed" Cramer, said Americans for Prosperity President Tim Phillips.
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Just in time for Thursday, he's gone ahead and made us a mix designed to prevent these potential family pitfalls.
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But Trump has gone ahead and imposed tariffs using the national security argument, in a context that makes no sense.
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So far, games had been cancelled in the northern regions but had gone ahead over the rest of the country.
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A Total spokeswoman confirmed that industrial action had gone ahead "despite the new proposals that were made by the company".
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Since Congress reconvened earlier this month, efforts to start repealing the Affordable Care Act, or Obamacare, have gone ahead full-steam.
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That's why we've gone ahead and sifted through everything to find the very best pieces to add to your shopping cart.
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There are more than 2,000 pages of items on sale, so we've gone ahead and picked out some highlights for you.
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There are more than 200 products included in this sale, so we've gone ahead and picked out some of the best.
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There is no point brainstorming for badass party ideas, because this 3 year old has gone ahead and trumped us all.
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States including New Hampshire, New Jersey, and Vermont have gone ahead and set their own limits on PFAS in drinking water.
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France and Italy have actually gone ahead with their own tax for digital companies, while other countries are still in discussions.
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A pro-Trump super PAC, Committee to Defend the President, has reportedly gone ahead and employed beacons to capture mobile IDs.
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Because we're so obsessed with Shayk's look, we've gone ahead and rounded up five similar styles to shop and get her look.
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In that same vein, Camila Mendes, who plays Veronica Lodge, has gone ahead and lightened things up after wrapping Riverdale season 3.
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The Indians had gone ahead in the first inning when Lindor doubled with two outs and scored on a single by Napoli.
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But that's why we've gone ahead and picked out a few of our favorite styles to help get your shopping carts going.
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Of course, had the Pacquiao fight gone ahead, he might have had the opportunity to stare at the stage lights for real.
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Bezos has gone ahead, leading a convoy to unite with the capsule and booster, which have landed only a quarter-mile apart.
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If a strike had gone ahead construction work could have been delayed further after years of wrangles over financing and regulatory delays.
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Apple has even gone ahead and upgraded the original Apple Watch with a faster processor and a lower starting price point ($203).
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Ukrainian experts have differing opinions on whether Zelensky would have gone ahead with the public statement had the aid not been released.
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Apple has even gone ahead and upgraded the original Apple Watch with a faster processor and a lower starting price point ($2369).
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"We've gone ahead and punted on some of the most important things," Mr. Selnick said in a call with reporters on Wednesday.
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S. relations now remain where they have long been, and where they most likely would have remained had the summit gone ahead.
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Some theaters in Europe have canceled appearances by Mr. Fabre or his company following the allegations, while other events have gone ahead.
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"We&aposve gone ahead and already moved 16,000 people" into Space Force, all of whom are from the Air Force, Hyten said.
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So, we've gone ahead and come up with five different ways to bring your salads to life without totally overturning your lunch routine.
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And, despite the rollback of the Obama regulation, companies like Walmart and White Castle have gone ahead and implemented the higher overtime threshold.
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They've even gone ahead and put together a Gift Shop which includes amazing pieces that everyone on your list is sure to love.
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Because we love just about everything that Meghan wears, we've gone ahead and found seven of the most amazing lookalike pairs — for less!
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England froze once Iceland had gone ahead in the 18th minute and some of their play was so bad it was almost slapstick.
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However, U.S. exporters have reported some fresh soybean sales to China while Beijing has gone ahead with plans to allow U.S. poultry imports.
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Notwithstanding the Fisher family's grief, should the prosecutors — given the evidence they had — have gone ahead and tried the case the first time?
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But what would have happened if Nixon were president in 1962 and Khrushchev had gone ahead and deployed those nuclear missiles in Cuba?
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To help you choose from the 28 gorgeous colors available we've gone ahead and put together some combos that make for the perfect pairings.
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That's why we've gone ahead and put together five unexpected looks that show just how to accessorize with these furry friends without going overboard.
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If they do not, those who have gone ahead could be stuck with fulfilling the promised emissions cuts of the bloc as a whole.
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Which means that even after a full week of assurances that America might reconsider a full withdrawal, it's gone ahead and started that process.
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"He should have gone ahead and done what had to be done — clean it all out, go the whole way," she told Parade magazine.
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"Pepfar and its scientific advisory board have gone ahead of W.H.O. in the past, and frankly they should do so again," Ms. Lynch said.
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"There are women who&aposve gone ahead of you who have paved the way, and we&aposre here to support you on the backside."
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In case you're on the same wavelength, we've gone ahead and pulled together a list of all of our favorite Black Friday Levi's deals.
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"Two weeks ago, I'd have just gone ahead and scheduled it, but now it's not something I will put on the calendar," Pinck said.
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Privatization has been a key condition of Greece's international bailouts since 20163, but political resistance and bureaucratic snags mean few have gone ahead so far.
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Since you're now seriously familiar with the beauty of powder sunscreen, we've gone ahead and rounded up 221.95 of our faves for your browsing pleasure.
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But another company on Kickstarter is taking the same approach to making music accessible — except it's just gone ahead and made an entirely new instrument.
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And to save you the trouble, we've gone ahead and taken the liberty of pulling up "It Was a Good Day" for your listening pleasure.
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The 29-year-old is insinuating that he and Blac Chyna are not just engaged, but may have already gone ahead and tied the knot.
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But since most people don't have time to scroll through hundreds of posts during the holidays, we've gone ahead and done the work for you.
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In the fifth, the Mets had gone ahead by 2-1 thanks to d'Arnaud, who, like Harvey, hopes to bounce back from a rough 2016.
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With all those fabulous options to choose from, we've gone ahead and picked out seven favorite fall pieces to add to your shopping cart right now.
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It may be that people with small but legitimate grievances have been deterred, whereas those who feel confident enough to game the system have gone ahead.
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We've gone ahead and picked out 7 of the most fashionable styles that will take you from now through spring and beyond – all for under $75!
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But it is unlikely that Mr Trump would have gone ahead if they had not privately assured him that they had bigger things to worry about.
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Or, if scrolling through page after page of clothing, shoes and accessories doesn't fit into your busy schedule, we've gone ahead and done it for you.
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On my recent visit, I arrived by train at night to join my wife and children, aged 3 and 6, who had gone ahead of me.
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We've gone ahead and picked out 7 of the chicest styles to help kick start your shopping cart and the best part – they're all under $100!
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Like a lot of parents, she's gone ahead and imagined the worst case scenario for Silas, and it's one that she's keen on protecting him from.
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Ten Serie A games have been postponed altogether while others have gone ahead, leading to what some coaches and officials have described as a "distorted" competition.
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Of course, a quick search on YouTube will show that numerous individuals, perhaps with more curiosity than good sense, have gone ahead and done it anyway.
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Luckily for him, I've gone ahead and created a shortlist of viable candidates who just might love their president or hate themselves enough to accept the position.
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The agreement, which was always likely to have gone ahead, appeared to have been at least temporarily shelved, as Trump looked to build closer ties with China.
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If the plan had gone ahead, the merger of CIMB, RHB and Malaysia Building Society would have overtaken Maybank as the largest banking group in the country.
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"The U.S. Federal Reserve has gone ahead and raised interest rates, which is a temporary pullback for gold," said George Gero, managing director at RBC Wealth Management.
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While other presidents have also gone ahead of Justice officials to pardon apparent allies, they have often waited until their final days in office to do so.
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Those games have gone ahead, too — Canelas currently sits third, two points off the leader — suggesting to Madureira that the rationale for the boycotts was Canelas's success.
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WE'VE GONE AHEAD AND BUILT TRANSPARENCY TOOLS OURSELVES AND WE'RE PUTTING THEM OUT SO PEOPLE CAN SEE AND THEN PEOPLE CAN HELP US FIND THE BAD ADS.
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Doctor Who has finally just gone ahead and made the implicit explicit: Showrunner Steven Moffat is stepping down after the show's upcoming 10th season ends in 2017.
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The U.S. president, Dwight Eisenhower, was furious the project had gone ahead against his wishes, and threatened to destroy the British financial system to bring it to heel.
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Privatizations have been a central condition of Greece's succession of international bailouts since 25, but political resistance and bureaucratic snags have meant few have gone ahead to date.
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Though still large and robust, the core group has waned in recent days as smaller groups have cleaved off and gone ahead, moving ahead at a faster pace.
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We'll never really know, but I would maintain that if the plot had gone ahead, it would have dealt an extremely heavy blow to the cause of liberty.
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Many events in the past have gone ahead during outbreaks, such as the 2016 Rio de Janeiro Olympics which continued during an outbreak of Zika virus, Ryan added.
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It had previously floated the idea of moving the shuttered capacity to Indonesia, where it has an alumina refinery, but has not gone ahead with such a plan.
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They're so confident about it, in fact, that they've gone ahead and set a release date: Mashable has confirmed that Sony plans to open Venom on October 20183, 2018.
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According to the Washington Post, the office of the U.S. Trade Representative has already gone ahead with first steps on slapping tariffs on roughly $300 billion of Chinese imports.
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But he said that once the first round was held in December 1991, the second round should have gone ahead too "because what followed could not have been worse".
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So much so that we've gone ahead and done Nintendo's hard work for them, creating a list of the 294 games should be included on an SNES Classic Edition.
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And because this summer has seemed to mark a rise in the trendy frozen treat scene, we've gone ahead and rounded up the chillest brands to cool down with.
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While the company did reapply with larger satellites, it seems to have gone ahead with the original plan of launching the tiny satellites despite the FCC's warning not to.
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By the time they finished this process, they had also gone ahead and cut the state's general family planning budget by two-thirds (from $111 million to $37.9 million).
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The A's appeared to have gone ahead 93-3 in the eighth, only to have replay reverse a safe call at first base, taking a run off the scoreboard.
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But the defense secretary, who carefully picks his battles with Mr. Trump, has since gone ahead with plans in tandem with a long-running Veterans Day parade in Washington.
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There's no urgent immigration crisis at the US-Mexico border — if there was, you think the president would have gone ahead and declared the national emergency he was weighing.
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"I should have just gone ahead and written the check with a note and let them convert it into whatever," he said, of making the first offer on Yahoo.
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So you would've gone ahead and done that no matter what, the difference here is that you were part of a different organization, now you've got your own organization.
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"We have gone ahead and analyzed tens of millions to hundreds of millions of profiles of people to see how people have moved in their career," Mr. Garg said.
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"I've gone ahead and declared a local disaster in the city, and associated with that have issued an order that effectively cancels South by Southwest this year," Adler said.
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"If it had been only one hiccup, I would have gone ahead with the trip, but with literally every element imploding I canceled my flights and hotels," he said.
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Although last week's auction was the first of its kind in the U.K., it was the latest in a series of seized crypto sales that have gone ahead internationally.
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It's important to know what you're looking for when seeking out the best headphones for your iPhone, so we've gone ahead and done a lot of the research for you.
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Swarm Technologies, still in stealth mode, appears to have gone ahead with the deployment of four satellites deemed too small to be tracked and therefore unsafe to put into orbit.
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A separate convoy, to Afrin in northern Aleppo, had also gone ahead but a delivery to the Damascus suburb of Kafr Batna had not, due to "last minute logistical complications".
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" He said that one of the big problems in the pharmaceuticals market today is that some "individuals and groups have gone ahead and gotten sole control over a given drug.
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Since the election, the weekly Friday and Tuesday protests have gone ahead as usual, though there were widespread reports of police arresting many demonstrators in the western city of Oran.
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By the time Walden handed off the ball to Brandon Workman in the sixth, the Red Sox had gone ahead with single runs in the second, fourth and fifth innings.
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Singapore's Changi Airport said on Tuesday that one planned 2330 MAX flight by Shandong Airlines to and from Jinan had been canceled, but others had gone ahead with different aircraft.
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The EFF, which has six percent of the seats in parliament, had sponsored a no-confidence motion in Zuma that would have gone ahead on Thursday had Zuma not jumped.
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We've gone ahead and rounded up 21 of our favorite capes that you can shop right now to create the seemingly effortless winter look that is both cozy and Instagram-worthy.
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Whether you already own a Switch or you're hoping to score one from Santa, we've gone ahead and picked out what we think are the five best games for the Switch.
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The CW hasn't made any announcements as to who will be playing the other half of the Jones' family, but Sprouse fans have gone ahead and done the casting for us.
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They're so committed to this that, although it's still April, they've gone ahead and announced that their first new song, "I Still Have Faith In You," will be out in December.
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That's why we've gone ahead and picked out seven of our favorite styles that are sure to get you compliments from now through fall and beyond — and help you save big.
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Atletico should have gone ahead after 15 minutes when Koke set up Antoine Griezmann, but PSV goalkeeper Jeroen Zoet blocked his low shot with a fine reflex save from 10 metres.
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Had the merger gone ahead, delivering the promised 610 million euros of annual revenue and cost benefits after three years, the total value created would have been perhaps four times that.
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So, no great surprise then when Justino left the naturalization ceremony only to learn that the UFC had gone ahead and booked the women's featherweight division's inaugural title fight without her.
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Many Turkish and American officials believe that the operation that ended up killing Mr. Khashoggi could not have gone ahead without the knowledge of the Saudi crown prince, Mohammed bin Salman.
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This year, Google has kept the Pixel 4 a bit more under wraps, though it's also embraced the inevitable leaks and gone ahead and revealed cleaner, clearer, official imagery as well.
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"Safaricom is deeply concerned that the NASA (Odinga's coalition) statement has recklessly gone ahead to mention innocent Safaricom staff members needlessly endangering them and their families," the company said in a statement.
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But, as expected, in light of the AT&T/Time Warner announced merger, Comcast has gone ahead and offered $65 billion for the same assets that Disney wants from 213st Century Fox.
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The trial has gone ahead at a special court in Paris even though the state prosecutor's office said, after the conclusion of the investigation of Lagarde, that the case should be dropped.
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Qatari regulations do not allow a bank to operate both types of lending, so IBQ would have had to convert its business to being Sharia-compliant should the deal have gone ahead.
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And now, mere minutes before today's event is set to kickoff, Verizon (the company that owns the company that owns TechCrunch, mind) has gone ahead and confirmed the thing on its site.
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Austin Finan, a spokesman for Mr. de Blasio, said in a statement that the city had never gone ahead with a disciplinary hearing if the Justice Department had requested it to wait.
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The larger Maldivian Democratic Party has gone ahead and put the exiled Mr Nasheed on its posters, even though police recently issued him with a summons to return and complete his prison sentence.
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Well, she may have just found it with her latest outfit that incorporates a touch of waist-training into her every day style, for a look we've gone ahead and termed advanced lampshading.
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"We've been told for the last decade that renewable energy would go ahead, but it has not yet gone ahead," said Dana Miller, the owner of aTec, a BVI-based clean energy company.
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But there was one day where everybody else had gone ahead a little bit—'cause you walk home with the whole crew—and she was tying a daffodil to my backpack or something.
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Less discussed is the effect his work has had on the GIF art community, so for his birthday we've gone ahead and identified some of his most prevelant themes within the web's favorite loops.
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Last week, the UK government defied the US's demand that Western allies avoid Huawei tech by announcing that it has already gone ahead and allowed Huawei tech purchases by the country's four biggest telecoms.
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However, if you're looking for a more budget-friendly croc leather boot to add to your closet, we've gone ahead and found five similar styles that are just as cute (but much more affordable).
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Had it gone ahead, Ghosn would have spoken as Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe hosted national leaders at the G20 leaders gathering in Osaka, including U.S. President Donald Trump and French President Emmanuel Macron.
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What I wish that the Supreme Court had done is gone ahead and done the full thing on rule on the issue of religious liberty that the country is hungry for them to decide on.
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The Terrapins, trying to attain bowl eligibility with a victory, had gone ahead 45-231 when Chig Okonkwo recovered teammate Anthony McFarland's fumble in the end zone for a TD with just 224:244 remaining.
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There are so many adorable options to choose from, which is why we've gone ahead and picked out six of our favorite styles which you can shop on Gal Meets Glam's website or on Nordstrom.
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Countrywide estimates that had the runway's construction gone ahead in 2003 when the incumbent government had initially published a white paper report on the suggested project, the charge would have been around £861 million lower.
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Because we also know that brides have a to-do list a mile long, we've gone ahead and rounded up 15 of the prettiest jewelry styles to gift your bridesmaids — and they're all under $50.
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"I've gone ahead and declared a local disaster in the city, and, associated with that, have issued an order that effectively cancels South by Southwest this year," Austin Mayor Steve Adler told reporters Friday afternoon.
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The 33rd annual edition of Europe's most prestigious fair for traditional art and antiques has gone ahead, despite the cancellation or postponement of other high-profile events, such Art Basel Hong Kong and Art Dubai.
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On North Korea, despite Mr. Trump's Twitter posts, Pyongyang has gone ahead with tests of intercontinental ballistic missiles and has given no indication that it will agree to denuclearize in exchange for talks with Washington.
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Neuville, who won three out of four stages, had already gone ahead of M-Sport Ford driver and reigning champion Ogier, with the Frenchman hit by hydraulics and gearbox woes and ending the day second overall.
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"If Rosneft hadn't done that, I don't think Kurdistan would have gone ahead with the referendum," said Alan Mohtadi, head of T&S Consulting Energy and Security, which advises companies working in Kurdish oil and gas.
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Paul Krugman OK, Trump has gone ahead with steel and aluminum tariffs, with an exemption for Canada and Mexico if they renegotiate NAFTA (which seems to make nonsense of the supposed national security rationale, but whatever).
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The deciding factor, he said, was the fact that several of Boca's players would not have been fit to play had the game gone ahead because of the injuries they had sustained in Saturday's bus attack.
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Had the Eagles not called time out before the Bears' first snap, had Parkey not gone ahead and kicked that one (and made it) ... any little thing could be the difference when the difference is inches.
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So CEO Steven Pruett has gone ahead with a $200 million investment to build out his operations for the long term, aiming to reward investors with regular distributions rather than a lump sum payment from a sale.
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But with so many incredible markdowns, sifting through them can be a bit overwhelming (and time-consuming!) so we've gone ahead and picked out a few of our favorites to help you get your shopping cart started.
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But, to make matters at least a little bit easier, we've gone ahead and planned five head-to-toe looks for every possible holiday event or activity leading up to the New Year (yep, we're sweating a little).
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Just like Blake, we're currently lusting over their insanely awesome earring collection which is why we've gone ahead and rounded up 8 of our favorite styles that are sure to be the perfect finishing touch to any outfit.
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Dortmund coach Thomas Tuchel said the game should not have gone ahead so soon after Tuesday's attack in which three explosions went off as the Dortmund team bus traveled to the stadium, injuring their Spanish defender Marc Bartra.
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P. T. Chacko, a spokesman for Chief Minister Oommen Chandy of Kerala, said that the fireworks display had been specifically forbidden by officials in the coastal district of Kollam but that the Puttingal temple had gone ahead anyway.
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It's definitely one of the more overwhelming online sales, which is why we've gone ahead and narrowed it down to our five favorite pieces for your fall wardrobe, including a floral embroidered duster coat and pink satin heels.
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Ramon Casais, who has worked in the freeport for the past thirty years, agreed to show me a corridor of locked storeroom doors only after he had gone ahead to make sure there was absolutely nothing to see.
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Yes, after leaving a coffee cup in episode 5, Game of Thrones has gone ahead and left Jaime Lannister's right hand in the scene, unedited— a hand we have not seen since it was cut off in season 3.
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That may also be challenged, but in the meantime the sport has gone ahead with gusto: in the first few days after the lifting of the ban on January 22nd, three young men were killed in the bull pens.
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"The market has gone ahead and priced in too severe of an adverse scenario, assuming we get timely and strong counter-policy response and a Covid-19 outbreak that peaks in the coming weeks," the bank told clients Tuesday.
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" Maya Foa, a director of international human rights group Reprieve, said in a statement posted on its website: "It is nothing short of an outrage -- and a disgraceful breach of international law -- that Bahrain has gone ahead with these executions.
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Regardless of how you style it, a trench dress is a wardrobe staple, which is why we've gone ahead and rounded up 21 of our favorite dresses that will take you from now through fall and beyond in royal style.
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Perusing the warehouse giant of a website can be daunting (seriously, there are 136 pages of sandals alone), so we've gone ahead and scoured the site for 23 pairs of shoes you probably didn't realize you could get on Zappos.
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The government stressed it had always maintained that keeping annuity incomes would be the best option for most people and estimated only around 5 percent of existing annuity holders would have capitalized on this reform even if it had gone ahead.
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Valve has gone ahead and quietly hidden a link to its Steam Machines webpage from the Steam store itself, a move indicative of the ill-fated project to push a console-like transition for gaming PCs in the living room.
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Some cable channels — most notably HBO, but also Showtime and Nickelodeon — have gone ahead and launched standalone streaming options over the past couple years, which still require customers to pay for access but ultimately break away from the traditional cable bundle.
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In addition to the amazing new markdowns at Walmart and huge home decor deals, we've gone ahead and selected four of the best stores you can shop online to score big on everything from designer fashions to spring-ready styles.
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Tampa Bay had gone ahead 23-20 when Matt Gay made his third field goal, a 41-yarder with 9:44 remaining, getting a second chance when Patrick Peterson was called for an offside penalty when Gay missed from 46.
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In past years, however, the State Department has gone ahead and certified that funds could be released despite evidence that similar conditions set by Congress had been violated; it remains to be seen what the department will do this year.
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One problem is the difficulty of raising debt through sterling-denominated high yield bonds, a favorite financing tool for PE. Only three such issues have gone ahead this year due to uncertainty over the outcome of the June 23 referendum.
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The Lionesses, who had gone ahead through Steph Houghton's close range free kick, had a goal by Ellen White disallowed for offside at the end of the first half before it was given following a VAR review, prompting dramatic scenes.
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The release of "Ferlinghetti's Greatest Poems" (I wish New Directions had gone ahead and called it "Ferlinghetti's Greatest Hits," like an album full of ear candy by Tom Petty or Elton John) gives us a chance to revisit that question.
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With Netanyahu's opponents, led by Benny Gantz's centrist Blue and White party, now holding a slim majority in parliament after the national election three weeks ago, Edelstein was likely to have lost his post if a vote had gone ahead.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The woman who bid more than 1 million pounds for a painting by the mysterious British artist Banksy which shred itself into pieces at the moment of the sale has gone ahead with the purchase, auction house Sotheby's said on Thursday.
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I don't know if Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev ever saw this heart-pounding propaganda slugfest, but if he did, he should have saved us all a lot of time and just gone ahead and torn down that wall a couple of years early.
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Without any backing from the family business or an inheritance, and fighting against cultural biases, Indian women armed only with a big idea have gone ahead and got the funds to set up companies in such diverse fields as retail and pharma.
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Disney has now gone ahead and released the full version of Ariana Grande and John Legend singing the title track from the film, which fans first heard a brief snippet from earlier this week when the final trailer for the film was released.
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Professor Marland of Memorial University said voters may have gone ahead and done the job for them: Polling data indicated that most of the Liberals' gains came at the New Democrats' expense, he said, while the core of Conservative support remained stable.
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According to airline blog Live and Let's Fly, United Airlines refused to let a woman bring her massive service peacock onboard her Newark Airport flight recently—even though she'd gone ahead and bought the majestic, plumed beast its own seat on the plane.
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"Based on the recommendation of our public health officer and our director of public health, and after our consultation with the city manager, I've gone ahead and declared a local disaster in the city," Adler stated at a press conference Friday afternoon.
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"There is no way such a judgment should ever have been made and had it gone ahead would have been a most grave violation of human rights," Liz Parsons, the head of advocacy for the British charity Life, said in a statement.
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"The market has gone ahead and priced in too severe of an adverse scenario, assuming we get timely and strong counter-policy response and a COVID-8.33 outbreak that peaks in the coming weeks," said JPMorgan's chief U.S. equity strategist Dubravko Lakos-Bujas.
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No, the next Bachelor still hasn't been announced (although we have our suspicions), but ABC has already gone ahead and released the potential women who will be competing for the heart of whoever ends up starring in the long-running reality show.
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If it had gone ahead, QSR would have been the biggest IPO in Malaysia in about two years, coming on the back of a year-long drought in the primary market, where total fundraising plunged to $170 million in 2018, the lowest in 20 years.
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It pays to stock up, which is why we've gone ahead and put together a few spring-ready outfits made up of four items each to give you a few ideas of how to fill your cart so you can snag the best deal possible.
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The agency could, and should, have gone ahead with the deferred-deportation program outside the three Southern states - Texas, Louisiana and Mississippi - that make up the Fifth Circuit, by relying on a long tradition of agency non-acquiescence to judicial rulings an agency considers erroneous.
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Realising that Founders were relying on old posts by US VCs like Fred Wilson or perhaps Seedcamp to work out how much in share options they should allocate to employees, Index has gone ahead and done a huge amount of research into the area.
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Sponsors also see value in the application to promote on-site activation efforts — like a Red Bull giveaway in "Tent C." For those of you outside Jacksonville and Atlanta, Paranoid Fan has gone ahead and mapped out all 32 NFL stadiums and surrounding areas.
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The agency could, and should, have gone ahead with the deferred-deportation program outside the three Southern states — Texas, Louisiana and Mississippi – that make up the Fifth Circuit, by relying on a long tradition of agency non-acquiescence to judicial rulings an agency considers erroneous.
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"ISIS has been moving families into the center of the city as shields, and to stop the bombardment from Iraqi and coalition forces, but the bombardment has gone ahead," said Nasr Muflahi, Iraq country director at the Norwegian Refugee Council, using an acronym for the extremist group.
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With plenty of pretty styles to choose from selecting your favorite might be a bit tough so we've gone ahead and put together our top list of pieces that can be dressed up or down – and are bound to be your new go-to for spring.
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The biggest combat-readiness war game ever staged in and around Japan has gone ahead, however, with nuclear-powered aircraft carrier USS Ronald Reagan joining Japanese destroyers and a Canadian warship in the ocean off Japan, another key player in the effort to pressure North Korea.
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But dammit, I've gone ahead and loved so many of them anyway, because for as long as I can remember, pop culture has taught me to take what I can get when it comes to even halfway decent representation of anyone who isn't a tortured white guy antihero.
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Thankfully, since MUNCHIES HQ is in (possibly) the best restaurant city in the world, we've gone ahead and done some dirty work: We love you so much that we've compiled the list of where every chef has taken us in the series in New York since we started.
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The Stranger Things 3 trailer is about to make you feel old — not because it feels like it's been a decade since the second season came to Netflix, but because the children of Hawkins whose stories we've been following since 2016 have gone ahead and grown up in our absence.
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While it seems almost impossible to upstage last week's exciting announcement that McCarthy will be officially reviving her role as the bubbly, bumbling chef Sookie St. James on the reboot of Gilmore Girls, the actress may have gone ahead and done just that with this latest neon-hued sartorial offering.
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"Friday night I received a call from one of my sons and he says mom you have to come downtown you have an envelope here and I've gone ahead and opened it and he says you're going to be greatly surprised," Carlotta Flores, El Charro's owner told the news station.
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The move to reconsider the decline of one of its two main sources of cash and profits came weeks after Iran provisionally agreed to buy 24.11 A264.74 jets as part of a $21 billion deal following the lifting of sanctions, but Airbus said it would have gone ahead anyway because of other deals.
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November 19th rolls around and guess what... billed again for $79.95... I think, OK this could just be a billing glitch in their systems so I call and the gentleman that helps me says 'I have gone ahead and cancelled your membership and refunded you the charge.' ok great, deal closed right?
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That's what makes Putin's visit so important," said Shukla, adding that Russia likely sees the deal as a test of India's friendship during a period of heightened hostility from the US. "Russia has signaled that it's not happy with India, so it's gone ahead to forge relations with China, Pakistan and Afghanistan.
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She's also gone ahead and given us some of her best dating tips and tricks to up your romance game and make sure you have the best Valentine's Day ever whether you're still single, in it for the long haul, or jetting off to Texas to party with a woman who wears bikinis professionally.
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We've gone ahead and officially dubbed 2017 the year of the buzz cut, and while there's been plenty of adoptees of this bold new look, including Kristen Stewart, Cara Delevingne, and most recently Sanaa Lathan, the title for the most surprising actress to throw her hat into this hairless ring surely goes to Kate Hudson.
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We've gone ahead and found some of the coolest affordable White Elephant presents—from portable phone chargers to soothing hand cream to a make your own hot sauce kit—that will be loved by whoever chooses them and also at the top of the list for other players to steal before the game ends.
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CAVUTO: Just tuning in, a judge has gone ahead and approved the merger of AT&T and Time Warner, including all its key media properties, including the Turner Network, CNN, by the way, which was the genesis for some of the concerns within the Trump administration that this didn&apost make much sense to them.
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"What I hope gets discussed is both the degree to which agencies, especially CBP, have simply really gone ahead using what is in many ways a novel and very dangerous technology without congressional authorization, without getting anyone's approval," Jake Laperruque, senior counsel with the Project on Government Insight, told The Hill in a phone interview.
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Since there's such an amazing selection of cold-weather styles to choose from — including classic trench coats, chic leopard print jackets, and bold plaid toppers that even Kate Middleton and Meghan Markle would love — we've gone ahead and picked out five of our favorites that will help you stay stylish and warm from now until spring.
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U. Central and Eastern European countries that have joined the China-led political and commercial group called 16+1 have all signed major infrastructure deals with China, enhancing Beijing's influence in the E.U. The remaining 11 members of the Trans-Pacific Partnership have gone ahead without the United States; they are expected to sign a final agreement in March.
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And leave it to Miley Cyrus to take her flower power to the next level in a psychedelic floral print dress at the premier of Thor: Ragnarok in L.A. Pulling off one of these powerful prints is definitely daring, but if you're brave enough we've gone ahead and found 5 of the coolest psychedelic printed styles to rock out in this fall.
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Still, despite this, a few people have gone ahead and run the gauntlet: ranging from the good (Regina Spektor, Frank Ocean) to the bad (Robbie Wiliams doing "Creep" at the cabaret), to this—a cover of "High and Dry" by Mac DeMarco and his band from Chile's Lollapalooza festival, which took place a few weekends ago in March (watch below).
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So in case any of the Grimes Gang members have the internet and read recaps of their show, I've gone ahead and made it easy for them: Should Rick kill Season 1 Atlanta survivor Morales, who — in a somewhat shocking turn of events, if you don't read on-set spoilers — is now one of Negan's Saviors; living in a Savior outpost that may or may not house their arsenal of guns?
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National Cookie Day is here to remind us just how blessed we are, and in honor of the holiday, we've gone ahead and created a totally arbitrary list of some of the best mass-produced cookies in the US. The only criteria: Cookies must be sold at most grocery stores nationwide (sorry, Girl Scouts) and strictly considered a cookie (frosted animal crackers and Cookie Crisp cereal -- you're out).
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