To boldly go where neither of us have gone before.
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He's gone before she even comes out with the food.
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Boldly take this drone where no drone has gone before.
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At some polling locations, the stickers were gone before noon.
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And now Medvedeva's time may have gone before it arrived.
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But this kind of inclusivity has come and gone before.
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"I will be gone before Batasan is gone," she said.
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It is gone before I get back to my desk.
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A show could be gone before you even knew it existed.
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"We're going harder than we've ever gone before," promises Pauly, 37.
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That was not the hurricane, that was gone before the hurricane.
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To boldly go where neither of us have gone before. Engage.
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Both starting pitchers were long gone before the outcome was decided.
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They will certainly be gone before the end of the century.
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Arya is going West, where no one has ever gone before?
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The weekend is gone before it feels like it ever started.
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"Blue Latitudes: Boldly Going Where Captain Cook Has Gone Before" (2002).
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Jordan's bill goes farther than eligibility requirements have ever gone before.
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Chelsea Handler is going where few celebrities have gone before: the truth.
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To bravely go where a million style journalists have gone before me.
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One amazing dad has gone where most dads have never gone before.
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This team, like the three that have gone before it, has failed.
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Otherwise, we boldly go — back to where many others have gone before.
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Be sure to stock up — they'll be gone before you know it.
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The birds were gone before we could learn very much about them.
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But this market isn't quite like other markets that have gone before.
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Those are speeds and distances no spacecraft of any size has gone before.
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But Paramount wasn't afraid to boldly go where no lawsuit has gone before.
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The water enables her to "go further than she's gone before," Brenner says.
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It wasn't long before they went farther than any CubeSat has gone before.
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For her, though, this season wasn't about looking at what had gone before.
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As usual, The Enterprise is boldly going where no one has gone before.
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Mr Carney's sincerity this time, however, is coloured by what has gone before.
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But they are campaigning on offering voters something different than what's gone before.
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Vescovo found undiscovered species as he visited places no human had gone before.
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The Instant Pot Max dares to go where no multicooker has gone before.
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The parents know what's up, but they're gone before they can provide answers.
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They had to go somewhere they had never gone before, and they did.
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In 2019, Mashable will boldly go where no other brand has gone before.
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How low in the past has unemployment gone before inflation became a problem?
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Jay Leno takes us where very few have gone before … the closed road.
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That's a total of $45,000 gone before they could even start getting coverage.
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Thank you #StarTrekDiscovery for going where no Star Trek show has gone before. pic.twitter.
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Which means the network really is boldly going where no one has gone before.
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It looks beautiful and boldly goes where no previous Star Trek has gone before.
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Click here to view original GIFTo boldly go where no drone has gone before.
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" Mr. Homme replied: "This was to go where neither of us had gone before.
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Kourtney Kardashian is going where she hasn't really gone before ... hogging the ass spotlight.
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LeBron will probably be gone before Magic arrives ... then again, he is the King.
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" Asked if he thought Ryan would be gone before January, the lawmaker replied: "Yes.
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Nevertheless, when it comes to Yemen, Congress went further than it has gone before.
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Opinion Columnist Wow, Jeff Sessions was gone before they finished counting votes in Arizona.
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GIUSEPPE CONTE is poised to boldly go where no Italian technocrat has gone before.
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Brown will probably be gone before the true impact of SB 54 is realized.
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None had gone before the judiciary committee before Harlan Fiske Stone did in 1925.
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Her comments cut like a knife, and she's gone before you realize you're bleeding.
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Trump should learn from the mistakes of Justinian and others who have gone before him.
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He's here to go faster than anyone has gone before in a piston-engine car.
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" For his part, Homme says this album goes "where neither of us had gone before.
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"You are asking us to go further than any court has gone before," Todd said.
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That relationship will last, as will our relationships with those who have gone before us.
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The Grammies were gone before I came along but I feel like I know them.
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But, there's just one problem — the best ones are gone before you can even blink.
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But on Thursday, Fin will be going where no sex toy has gone before: Kickstarter.
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In the video above, Max the dog boldly goes where no dog has gone before.
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"Each book is a new beginning, which dismantles what has gone before it," Mishra writes.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump wants to send astronauts where no man has gone before.
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Others, meanwhile, have spoken up as a way to support those who have gone before.
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But that set-piece moment could not escape the shock of what had gone before.
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Had the case gone before Yale's own internal panel, the outcome might have been different.
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In my culture, we have deep respect for our relatives who have gone before us.
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Wherever you travel, in sunny climates or in the shadowlands, Nietzsche has gone before you.
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"The panic we see in the capital markets will be gone before long." he said.
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Too many nights last summer, their young pitchers were gone before the skies grew dark.
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Hollywood embodies the Star Trek mantra: They boldly go where no one has gone before.
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It conformed to the practice of countless executives who've gone before him, from countless businesses.
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"If you haven't gone before, you want to go at least once," Mr. Karem said.
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Don't worry, though, we'll all be long gone before this black hole devours our solar system.
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So celebrate and send your mail boldly where it has never gone before: an actual mailbox.
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"Gone before her time" began a recent cartoon caption in the Ivy League school's humor magazine.
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The remittances of the hundreds of thousands who have gone before them keep the economy alive.
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On Sunday, Lin-Manuel Miranda expects the Oscars ceremony to boldly go where it's gone before.
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So far this year, more than 22,239 people have gone before the court here in Tucson.
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It's thought to be the first time a proposal like this has gone before U.S. voters.
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It's no sci-fi bob, but it sure is shorter than Scherzinger has ever gone before.
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It will "boldly go where no country has ever gone before," ISRO said in a statement.
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But this is the Trump Administration, and these ups and downs have come and gone before.
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As outsized and strange as the ending is, it still fits precisely with what's gone before.
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Their service has been "an order of magnitude better than what had gone before," he said.
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Like, so limited of a time that it's over and gone before we even truly notice.
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Let's hope we learn a little more about Days Gone before Sony wraps up the show.
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The series goes to where it's never gone before making it both incredibly heartbreaking and impactful.
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Antique "tribal" art, Asian art, spirits of the land, and women who have gone before me.
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"President Carter has said he wants the worm gone before he is," Dr. Ruiz-Tiben said.
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WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump's Space Force logo has boldly gone where "Star Trek" has gone before.
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This summer, the franchise that dared to boldly go where no man has gone before turns 50.
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It's a daunting task, but Trump has the luxury of learning from those who have gone before.
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Otherwise it can be gone before you know it and without actually leaving you any better off.
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"I walk in the shadows of giants, the freedom fighters who have gone before me," she said.
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Dunst boldly went where no one had gone before — and she has the photo to prove it.
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Replaceability haunts both stories in the suggestion of the (mostly unseen) women who've come and gone before.
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But it also must be so beautiful to be in places where so few have gone before.
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And they may also help us negotiate the loss of the loved ones who've gone before us.
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Chappell's eccentric dream to take chess where no man has gone before has never been more justified.
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And when you serve it with some freshly toasted bread, it'll be gone before the first touchdown.
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This time, however, Mattis will be going where no other Cabinet appointee has gone before since Gen.
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Well, sorry to break the news, honey, but you'll be long gone before Prince gets here. What?
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After all, this is new territory, with Britain headed where no other E.U. member has gone before.
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"We make sure she knows about those who have gone before and have passed on," he added.
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Since then, every president except Herbert Hoover has gone before Congress personally, each with increasing media attention.
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In truth, I already knew this would happen because I had friends who had gone before me.
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Our message should be guided by those who have gone before us, adapted for the modern times.
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"Praying they're gone before all our children flood the street to celebrate Halloween tonight," Sandy Maltzman tweeted.
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They fear some yet-unobserved behaviours may be gone before any human ever gets to witness them.
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"Where no one has gone before except for some unscrupulous YouTubers" just doesn't have the same bang.
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China is aiming to go where no one has gone before: the far side of the moon.
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"It looks backwards, at the past, and it learns from what's gone before," she tells her daughter.
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They drew a contrast between their client and the parents who have already gone before the judge.
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To succeed when making the shift to startups, Mulder advised seeking out people who have gone before you.
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If you wait too long, the English peas and fresh apricots will be gone before you know it.
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Chris Pine is going where no Hollywood Chris has gone before — apart from on a date with me.
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"I am grateful to the women and men who have gone before me in recent months," she wrote.
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Two legal challenges have gone before Belfast's High Court, with delayed judgments now expected in the coming weeks.
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This one isn't as impressive in that regard as other single-molecule diodes that have gone before it.
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Each generation is as independent as the one preceding, as that was of all which had gone before.
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I always knew she was, but it's scary to go into a different field you haven't gone before.
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Have you ever dreamed of traveling at warp speed or boldly going where no one has gone before?
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The Pentagon has said the attack happened in an area where multiple patrols had gone before without incident.
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Historically, novels have gone before and have been able to go further than what we see on film.
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We have fewer than 50 seats left, and they'll be gone before you can say deep hack mode.
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Those who have gone before us can help sift through the mountain of information for what's most useful.
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The food takes a long time to come out, so my beer is gone before my entree arrives.
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Former White House communications director Anthony ("the Mooch") Scaramucci was gone before he had a chance to unpack.
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At least if you believe the battery of entrepreneurs intent on boldly going where few have gone before.
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At its worst it doesn't go anywhere—at least not anywhere the game's many re-releases haven't gone before.
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They move so quickly, they're often gone before the alarm company can even send out a notification, she added.
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This alone may make the indignities that Mayer writes about a departure from the ones that have gone before.
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"I can't pardon somebody who hasn't gone before a court and presented themselves," Obama told Der Spiegel in November.
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Just as long as they fit the pattern of everyone who has gone before, the prediction will be right.
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The toilet had been flushed, and Dane was long gone before the he could be pulled back to safety.
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I think all of the teams already checked in and were long gone before Kurt and I showed up.
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When Star Trek: Discovery launched on CBS last September, it went where no Star Trek show had gone before.
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American workers have a record amount of student debt — and they'd rather have it gone before going on vacation.
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Her maji mother is dead, and her own magic is gone before she was ever able to access it.
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They're pitching themselves as different from what's gone before, in ways that include, but aren't limited to, their gender.
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"I look forward to evolving what has gone before, while contributing a new perspective and modernity," Mr. Lee said.
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He added he thinks the case should have gone before a grand jury to remove the politics from it.
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It could be on the market within two years, he says, and go where no battery has gone before.
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Unlike the 120,000 students who had gone before them, this group had no overt need for aquatic-survival training.
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Numerous presidents — ones who frequently top the rankings — broke into areas of domestic policy where presidents hadn't gone before.
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And now, she's daring to go where no royal has gone before: She wore mismatched earrings for an official engagement.
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These passes, known as Perijove passes, bring Juno over the planet's poles — closer than any previous vehicle has gone before.
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Either way, it's a step further than he's gone before or than we should be willing to let him go.
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Hollywood rarely ventures into the unknown, into centuries and concepts never explored — truly, where no one has gone before. Why?
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After all, the Fed went where no central bank has gone before, and undoing all that easing won't be easy.
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"I get to see the sights of Singapore, where I have not gone before," he says of his hunting experience.
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But instead of appearing on television again, Viall is boldly going where no Bachelor has gone before: the beauty business.
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These and other missions have been wildly successful in teaching us about places where literally no one has gone before.
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The reviews are in: Did Star Trek Discovery boldly go where no Star Trek film or series has gone before?
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And so the spacecraft ended its existence by going where no human-made object has gone before: into Saturn's atmosphere.
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Meeting, touching and knowing that there had been a past and that the present was tinged with the gone before.
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"It is still early days, but there is a different competence level," said Colebrook, compared to what has gone before.
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Persan was almost gone before Nicolas Gonin and a few other growers who treasured indigenous varieties helped bring it back.
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TCL's new flagship 8-Series 8K TV is aiming to take local dimming technology further than it's ever gone before.
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Castro also went where no candidate has gone before — decriminalizing border crossing — and repeatedly has raised concerns about police shootings.
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Unlike some of his Republican peers who have gone before their constituents, Mr. Kind was not a congressman under siege.
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More survivors are coming forward nearly every day, many of them inspired and emboldened by those who have gone before.
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As the lead systems engineer involved withparachute deployment of the Mars rover, she sent us where no one had gone before.
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If it's already gone before you get a chance to snap one up, we've rounded up some similarly minimalist picks, too.
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Some of my teammates have actually gone before (and I've never been), so I'm fascinated by the things they've done there.
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SentIntoSpace, a group of hobbyists based in Sheffield, initiated the effort to send a pie where no pie has gone before.
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Microsoft's offering—which is very neatly packaged compared to others that have gone before it—works in much the same way.
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To explore strange new worlds and go where no one has gone before, even if that's just to the corner store.
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She chose to leave before either happened, stating she will be gone before the FCC's next open meeting on May 10.
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On Wednesday, Star Trek Beyond stars boldly went where no Star Trek Beyond stars have gone before – to the White House.
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The crew capsule fired its escape motor at the right time, sending the capsule higher than it ever has gone before.
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"Where No Man Has Gone Before" was a rollicking story about crew members irradiated in deep space and acquiring godlike powers.
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And so the spacecraft ended its existence by literally going where no human-made object has gone before: into Saturn's atmosphere.
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DC has given Telltale a great deal of freedom to tell their own story, one separate from any that's gone before.
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In the US and Canada, you need a CBS All Access account to boldly go where no one has gone before.
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Stacey Abrams is boldly going where not many political pros have gone before — declaring herself a die-hard "Star Trek" fan.
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He did not pitch on Wednesday and, like most veterans, was long gone before the end of a 10-9 victory.
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"Technology needed to go at a speed that it's never gone before," Frank Liberio, McDonald's former chief information officer, said previously.
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"It scared me thinking that it was totally possible I could be gone before my daughter reaches that point," she said.
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While working on "Star Trek," she said, she did not realize that she had gone where no woman had gone before.
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But the savings rate preceding the latter of those two recessions was still low relative to anything that had gone before.
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Trump went where no sitting US president has gone before Trump took 20 steps that no other sitting US president has taken.
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Chyna went where no one has gone before or since, working credible matches against the likes of Jeff Jarrett and Chris Jericho.
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On April 26, NASA's Cassini spacecraft shot between Saturn and its innermost ring, going where no human-made object has gone before.
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I can't wait to see where it all goes — certainly I believe it will go 'where no WOMAN has ever gone before!
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This sent the rocket's crew capsule higher than it's ever gone before, while the rocket's booster coasted back down to earth unscathed.
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Washington (CNN)The cast and crew of "Star Trek" want to send Hillary Clinton where no woman has gone before — the presidency.
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During their meeting, Rolo told Dawson he'd been chosen to be a medical pioneer, to go where no man has gone before.
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If humanity is to continue for another million years, our future lies in boldly going where no one else has gone before.
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Before we can go where no person has gone before, we need to foster a deep bench of thinkers, makers and technologists.
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Tokugawa Iyeasu's clan maintained control of the shogunate for 250 years, which was way longer than any other house had gone before.
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He has also spent his second term making appearances in forums no president has gone before — including podcasts nd Between Two Ferns.
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A flashback establishes that they performed together back in the '60s, but it's gone before any historical or emotional significance has registered.
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"It scared me thinking that it was totally possible I could be gone before my daughter reaches that point," she told Billboard.
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"This is going to a place where we've never gone before, to push back against the families of the fallen," he said.
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William Shatner may have explored new worlds where no man has gone before, but now he's in Sweden ... running around with rabbits.
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Congressman Joseph P. Kennedy III is ready to go where his grandfather and two great uncles have gone before: The US Senate.
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Add to that the incomparable allure of space, to "boldly go where no man has gone before," and who can look away?
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They need to know that those of us who have gone before are still here and we're still speaking out for them.
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MC: So you could say that in a way they are boldly going where television has never gone before again and again?
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Wade told PEOPLE that in this season, he goes deeper into the ocean waters than he — and many others — have ever gone before.
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The official said the ship's commanding officer wasn't aware of the tarp and that it was gone before he arrived on board Saturday.
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"The courage of these men and women, and all the astronauts who have gone before, inspires me to this very day," he said.
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Sanitation only works if you can make sure that the parasites are gone before any humans will come into contact with them again.
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As a result of greed they may sadly be gone before most of us have ever even learned their name or seen one.
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Image: NASAToday, Cassini prepares to once again boldly go where no spacecraft has gone before: into the gap between Saturn and its rings.
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To my surprise, I made it the entire weekend (three days) without washing my hair, which is the longest I've ever gone before.
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Thomas Saueressig, only 31 and a millennial himself, wants SAP's meetings to boldly go where no one has gone before: to the holodeck.
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It was the beginning of a friendship that boldly sent Cawley deeper into the "Star Trek" universe than any fan has gone before.
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Sometimes, male dogs will wait until another's mate is gone before he sneaks over to seduce a pooch he's had his eye on.
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And I think they need to do that by ensuring they are educating themselves and learning from those who have gone before them.
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Just look at the New Horizons mission, exploring the deepest reaches of our solar system -- most definitely where no man has gone before.
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If Laura had gone before a judge, she could have had multiple options for potential relief, including a U visa, for crime victims.
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"Technology needed to go at a speed that it's never gone before," Liberio said at a recent MuleSoft conference in New York City.
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Sylvia Earle National Geographic explorer-in-residence and former NOAA chief scientist Sylvia Earle has gone—literally—where no one has gone before.
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The optimism of frontiersmanship, the desire to boldly go where no one has gone before, has long been a fascination for Mr. Willimon.
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Their case worker gave me some paperwork and was gone before I had time to process the thought: Now I'm a foster mom.
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That's likely why Pompeo, who is extremely careful never to show any differences with Trump in public, wanted Taylor gone before he arrived.
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He is also, in the context of the polluted scheme of things, the inevitable culmination of every leader who has gone before him.
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They should be gone before they can hear the sound of the skull cracking, which is believed to signify the soul breaking free.
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I don't think you can be a great street photographer without seeing what's gone before and what is being regarded as exceptional work.
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Expanding that system to cover the entire economy would be some seriously Star Trek policy, boldly going where no one has gone before.
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Standing at the prow of a ship headed where no ship has gone before, Arya looks a lot like an explorer — or, you know.
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New York (CNN Business)Blue Origin, the spaceflight company founded by Jeff Bezos, wants to go where the private sector has never gone before.
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What is more, many others had gone before him — including those tedious Christian missionaries, who forced many local women to dress much more modestly.
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Related: A Brave Bonsai Goes Where No Plant Has Gone Before Reinventing The Bonsai Tree Under Water Plant Artist Grows Roots into Awesome Patterns
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The cast of Star Trek Beyond says that George Takei has no qualms about the movie going boldly where no film has gone before.
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Clad in camo, she boldly goes where no woman has gone before: the Athena, the ship which will carry the expedition toward Skull Island.
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But, what it does is take this special counsel investigation all the way into the Oval Office -- a place where it hasn't gone before.
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There are quite a few drugs that have gone before the FDA with negative studies alongside positive studies, and the FDA has approved them.
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"This is going to a place where we've never gone before, to push back against the families of the fallen," Graham told the Times.
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In reconceiving the show for the second, successful pilot ("Where No Man Has Gone Before"), Roddenberry transferred Number One's emotionless, "cerebral" cool to Spock.
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This isn't a completely new idea, but the scale of the Clinton proposals is off the charts compared with anything that has gone before.
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"The defense motion seeks to have the court boldly go where no court has gone before," prosecutors wrote in their response to the motion.
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From the Beacon, Powell went on to Eton, which seems to have been, if only by comparison, an improvement on what had gone before.
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Available on a first-come, first-served basis, tickets to our popular event sell out quickly, and they'll be gone before you know it.
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Courageous young grad students, postdocs and technical assistants, under a driven leader, were pushing their science toward points where no one had gone before.
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"It scared me thinking that it was totally possible I could be gone before my daughter reaches that point," Harris told Billboard in March.
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Here is what I will say about the second section of "Trust Exercise," which becomes a metafictional commentary on all that has gone before.
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The track is 2150 minutes long, building continuously before moving into headlong rapture, which was, of course, implicit in everything that had gone before.
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"There have been plenty of manifestos and contracts and bill of rights that have gone before this," says EFF director of strategy Danny O'Brien.
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While he stepped beyond where has gone before in many respects during Thursday's "celebration," it hard to say that no one saw this coming.
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"Wham, Sam, dig them gams," Louis Jordan sings in the 1947 musical film "Reet, Petite and Gone" before the camera ogles Ms. Lee's legs.
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The number of places that qualify is bigger than anything that has gone before: the Treasury has certified 8,761 zones, 12% of America's census tracts.
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" While he wrote that thanks to medical advancements "maybe I'll have another five years," he acknowledged that "maybe I'll be gone before you hear this.
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"Sure Jodie's from a different gender than anyone who's gone before but that will be irrelevant almost immediately once she takes the part," Tennant added.
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"This is going to a place where we've never gone before, to push back against the families of the fallen," he said in a statement.
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And in the middle of it all, a very angry Nic Cage somehow manages to go more Nic Cage than he has ever gone before.
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Saoirse Ronan is going where few former child starlets have gone before her: back to the Oscars for the first time since she was 13.
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More and more, fringe VR technology is cropping up, like NASA and MIT's Mars immersion that lets us go where only robots have gone before.
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Marvel has explored distant galaxies, parallel worlds and the subatomic quantum realm, but in 2018 it'll go where no superhero show has gone before: Freeform.
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Onboard rode a duo of intrepid canine cosmonauts, named Belka ("Squirrel") and Strelka ("Little Arrow"), tasked with boldly going where no man had gone before.
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Yet FDR seized on the concept to make a broader, moral indictment of what had gone before, freely resorting to Biblical language in this cause.
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Today, the warrior enters his true and eternal life, greeted by those who have gone before him, rising to meet the author of all things.
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Only by knowing that, and taking those forces into account, can we come to a good faith understanding of the world that has gone before.
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It may well be that this discovery will excite an entirely new generation of the prospect "to boldly go where no one has gone before."
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The understanding of these dynamic forces allowed engineers to build the right solutions that allowed human beings to travel where no one had gone before.
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"This thing goes like nothing has ever gone before," Messer said of the massive rocket, the second most powerful after SpaceX&aposs new Falcon Heavy .
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Still, under Mario Draghi the central bank has shown nothing if not unprecedented flexibility and a willingness to go where it has never gone before.
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Either way, keep an eye out for the new brand from Travis, as he boldly goes where no man has gone before ... with consumer goods.
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He will attend an early-morning session on "women's empowerment," but he will be gone before any joint statement is issued by the other leaders.
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Just as importantly, the Palmetto State — by delivering a result so different from those that have gone before — put a spotlight on its own distinctiveness.
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" He was attracted, he said, "to the group's willingness to go where most right-wing people hadn't gone before, which is into the activist front.
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On the one hand, the term avant-garde implies all sorts of things: pushing boundaries, breaking rules, going where no one else has gone before.
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It was intriguing, then, that the final Clásico of the decade this week seemed to be such a pale imitation of what has gone before.
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The trouble with Black Friday is that a lot of the best deals are gone before you even have the chance to consider your interest.
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One of the slides contained "Star Trek" images and was entitled, "Pelvic floor: Where no man has gone before," according to the Title IX report.
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Before this, Spaceflight had only arranged missions that went to low Earth orbit, but tonight's flight will go higher than the company has ever gone before.
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He tried to make a point using the famous Star Trek line, "to boldly go where no man has gone before," but then he said this.
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The idea is that the next technology we develop is going to make this next war fundamentally different from all those that have gone before it.
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Gagarin wasn't just going where the unlucky street dog Leika had gone before him—he was carrying the hopes and aspirations of an entire political ideology.
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They were gone before he'd come into work that day and he'd spent most of his work day talking down customers eager to find a copy.
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Its five-year mission: to explore strange new worlds, to seek out new life and new civilisations, to boldly go where no man has gone before.
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He wrote, however, not in the ringing moral language of liberalism militant, but in the cautious tones of jurisprudence, carefully preserving what had gone before him.
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It did not continue on, to cross the threshold into the new world of companies whose global impact is entirely different from what has gone before.
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" But Bullock opposed that proposal, saying, "I don't want to turn around and say, 'Well, Detroit has to be gone before we would ever use that.
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These nontechnical hurdles come down to whether society writ large grants SpaceX and Elon Musk the freedom to boldly go where no one has gone before.
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Just as Harvey Weinstein's first accusers helped others come forward, countless survivors have felt safer speaking up about their experiences because others have gone before them.
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Clark was one of the first people in England to succumb to the disease, and his death signified a rupture with all that had gone before.
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It doesn't particularly matter that the deal will be gone before midnight, because the crowds will come and bag themselves a bargain before time runs out.
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Because by 2011, more than 50 years after her first, pioneering appearance, she was once again going where very few women in fashion had gone before.
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Consider the Federal Reserve the Starship Enterprise of monetary policy: It went where no central bank had gone before, and now must plot the journey home.
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Between payments to the bars and clubs, security guards, and hotels, a significant portion of sex workers' income is gone before they make it into a room.
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Budge-Proof, Smudge-Proof, Life-Proof EyelinerUrban Decay 24/7 Waterline Eye PencilThis nifty liner from Urban Decay goes where no liner has gone before: your waterline.
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To boldly go where, to be honest, a few other networks with studios and a couple powerful streaming video on demand services have already gone before. SHWOOOOM!
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"This border is why sometimes, it looks like the crew of the Enterprise are boldly going where quite a lot of people have gone before," explains Scott.
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In painting a detailed portrait of our future together, when he knew the likelihood he'd be gone before then, I realized that what he'd been was reckless.
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This means no clear rules of the road for broadband, and that a startup or sole proprietor will likely be long gone before its complaint is adjudicated.
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Like many marketplaces that have gone before us, as we scale, you'll see user reviews; we'll also be studying conversion rates and [tracking our Net Promoter score].
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And I can almost guarantee you, if I had bought the $50 pants from Walmart, they would have been gone before the end of the first season.
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I don't know if I've Prepared Him for Success, but I can already see, with aching clarity, that he'll be gone before I've had enough of him.
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And like its brethren the Pumpkin Spice Biscotti and Cinnamon Star cookies, the limited-edition offering are sure to be gone before the end of the season.
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"This is going to a place where we've never gone before, to push back against the families of the fallen," Graham said in a statement to ABC.
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The UFC celebrated Miocic's championship victory by granting him his first title defense in his hometown of Cleveland, boldly going where the UFC had never gone before.
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The Mooch is gone before he could even be depicted on Saturday Night Live, but don't worry, Stephen Colbert has got all the Anthony Scaramucci jokes needed.
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And now we have even slipped the shackles of the inner solar system and, as the famed television show said, gone where no one has gone before.
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Here's more from Souza's Instagram: #tramplebearstuesday this bear came out of nowhere and was gone before I could ask if it was alright or anything... Volume up!
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Worse, the intrepid explorers of the starship Enterprise spent more time engaging in suspect military actions than they did boldly going where no one had gone before.
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These men boldly went where many hadn't gone before, eschewing the world of buzz cuts and combovers, fades and undercuts, in favor of something far more freeform.
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Others were perplexed, questioning the logic of wearing camouflage in space and why the uniform seemed to not-so-boldly go where other designs had gone before.
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" Multiple witnesses who've gone before the House investigators have testified, "Yes, the Ukraine aid was tied to a pledge from the Ukrainian president to investigate Joe Biden.
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Padoan said the measures should have gone before the cabinet last week, but had been held back by "technical issues", and would now be approved next week.
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She gave him chest compressions until the ambulance arrived, but doctors later told her that Piana "was gone before he even hit the floor" from a heart attack.
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Paris prosecutor&aposs office Sunday said Benalla and four others, who are being placed under judicial control, have gone before a judge where charges could soon be brought.
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The Cassini spacecraft is going where no ship has gone before: On Wednesday, it begins a series of dives into the space between Saturn and its magnificent rings.
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This cultural and political stance has been baked into the show since its opening lines: "boldly going where no [one] has gone before" is in the franchise's DNA.
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The star — who wore a cropped short-sleeve white t-shirt, blue jeans and white Nike Cortez kicks — inferred she's gone before while thanking her team on Saturday.
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"Twenty years of peaceful propaganda had not produced such an effect, nor had fifty years of patient pleading which had gone before," one woman wrote at the time.
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When the Washington Post in November published those sexual harassment allegations against Charlie Rose, he was gone before you could blink but of course Moonves runs the company.
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Worse, life vests all along the shore left by those gone before act as a possibly fatal come-on, the lure to land in Europe's kingdom of dreams.
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This apparent discrepancy in attitude got a lot of people very worked up, but it was fully in line with the policies of those who had gone before.
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"We have gone to a place we have never gone before which is the injection of not just partisanship but hyper partisanship into the FISA process," he added.
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Now the 26-year-old Romanian will bid to go a step further than she has ever gone before by beating American Sloane Stephens in Saturday's title match.
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Working against him: "Black Panther" seems certain to crack Oscar categories where no superhero movie has gone before, but it's possible this one will remain out of reach.
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He or she makes students believe they are in fact capable of developing the technology that will take us farther into space than we have ever gone before.
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Mr. Elayyan's wife said her young daughter, Aya, had asked whether her father was in Auckland, the New Zealand city where he had gone before to visit family.
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I am not getting any younger, though, nor is Planet Earth, just in case they care to boldly go where no Cub team in this lifetime has gone before.
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In the Nobel lecture itself, Dylan refers to drawing on "folk lingo" in his early songs, pulling from a tradition of musicians and lyricists who had gone before him.
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The party — which wants Zuma gone before his scheduled state of the union address to Parliament on Thursday — fears his leadership could harm its prospects in next year's elections.
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"Everest was always this like quasi-mythical childhood dream, I devoured every book I could on the mountain and on those who had gone before me," Ian told CNN.
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I've since discovered friends that have gone before me, but when I first saw Ashley's work on my colorist's arm, I'd never seen or heard of anything like it.
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That whatever instincts you might have, creatively or otherwise, are tempered by the reality of what has gone before, the amount of available freedom, creative freedom just doesn't exist.
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However, one reveal is especially exciting, as it delves into a category where Apple (surprisingly) hasn't gone before: A Siri-powered speaker à la Amazon Echo and Google Home.
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And then they'll take a page from our book and write the next great chapter in our American story, emboldened to keep going where no one has gone before.
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For the past several months, Cassini has made 20183 orbits in and out of the region between Saturn and its rings, a place where no spacecraft has gone before.
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Still, it's able to learn from those who've gone before and I'm told it does offer liability insurance to ensure no harm comes to either party in the process.
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I will learn from older people and think about my legacyTalking to those who have gone before me always helps me realize what money has allowed people to do.
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He attempted to rekindle the fire of his invincible army by listing all the conquests and victories that had gone before, and wondered why here, now, they would balk.
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FRANKFURT — Faced with a eurozone economy stubbornly resistant to revival, the European Central Bank on Thursday went where no central bank — at least no major one — had gone before.
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It reads as a Biblical allegory, and as a gender-critiquing psychodrama, but also as a sort of meditation on every movie about those subjects that has gone before.
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" Or check out the aliens in the Moon stage of DuckTales: They're based off of the Kronkian aliens in Season 1 Episode 8: "Where No Duck Has Gone Before.
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Pushing technology at 'a speed that it's never gone before' Easterbrook made modernizing in-store technology a key focus of his strategy when he came on board in 2015.
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Though López was gone before the violence began, officials accused him of being the "intellectual author" of the skirmish, and the attorney general issued a warrant for his arrest.
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Despite some poor seasons, the Nets have not drafted better than No. 22 since 2010, and that player, No. 3 selection Derrick Favors, was gone before a full season.
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The idea in this classic jazz situation is not to copy or emulate but to distinguish yourself, to establish your individual identity by reference to what has gone before.
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"The people who've gone before us have made a choice to not include black people in films, when black people were clearly there," he said of other period films.
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The question now is whether Victor Luis, chief executive of Coach, can go where no other C.E.O. has gone before and create the first identifiable, successful American fashion group.
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The women who've gone before us, slowly building the foundation of a world in which our daughters and granddaughters stand a chance, deserve to see that day come true.
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But the actor and Between Two Ferns host has one anecdote about a question his son asked him when he was peeing that tops everything that's gone before it.
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So just in time for the TV show's 50th anniversary, we've rounded up 25 possible entry points to help Star Trek newbies boldly go where many have gone before.
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Notions and emotions so fleeting they're gone before you can pin them down embody and then vanquish uncertainty before it can settle into the depression that may well lurk below.
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Tune in to the latest episode of MUNCHIES: The Podcast to go where no podcast has gone before, and if you haven't done so already, subscribe on iTunes and Soundcloud.
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It was by no means the end of the cleaning regimen, but it seemed best to be gone before it was over, in case his mood shifted during the process.
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It's been a long time since a Star Trek television show felt like it was really going where no one had gone before — or even to relatively infrequently visited places.
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Image: WikimediaIn August 2012, Voyager 1 went where no human-made object has gone before: it crossed the "heliopause," the outermost edge of the Sun's heliosphere, and entered interstellar space.
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After an apparently very influential career talk with her father, 7-year-old Chloe Bridgewater decided to go where many hopeful job seekers have gone before: the Google careers page.
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Tune in to the latest episode of MUNCHIES: The Podcast to go where no podcast has gone before, and if you haven't done so already, subscribe on iTunes and Soundcloud.
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Tune in to the latest episode of MUNCHIES: The Podcast to go where no podcast has gone before, and if you haven't done so already, subscribe on iTunes and Soundcloud.
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I resolved to boldly go where other more financially aware women have gone before: I would try using cash for two weeks to see if I could finally save money.
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Then the baby comes -- and they realize, like every parent that has gone before them, that no amount of planning or bracing could fully prepare them for their new reality.
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The Chevy Colorado ZR2 Bison has about $6,000 of upgrades from American Expedition Vehicles, all designed to improve the pickup's ability to go where no midsize pickup has gone before.
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In honor of its 50th anniversary, we're rounding up some facts you might not have known about the series that boldly went where no other show had gone before. 1.
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For small-business owners seeking to sell in what remains a strong environment for mergers and acquisitions, the lessons learned by those who have gone before them can be instructive.
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As these companies go where no businesses have gone before, they raise questions only fuzzily addressed by the Outer Space Treaty: What are private companies allowed to do in space?
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Mr. Zugazagoitia hopes that makes a difference for people whose reason for not going to museums is simply that they haven't gone before and aren't completely sure what to expect.
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In between these solos, the men — Adrian Danchig-Waring, Joseph Gordon, Ask la Cour, Roman Mejia and Andrew Veyette — perform virtuosic flash dances that are gone before you know it.
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That minute, as the bugle sounded and Wembley fell silent, described with wordless eloquence what it should be, just as all that had gone before painted what it should not.
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In Afghanistan, the Commander in Chief has personally articulated a strategy for "winning," yet it does not differ massively from the 16 years of policies that have gone before it.
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Using USB-C now and in the futureDespite the issues we've mentioned, there's no doubt USB-C is the future, and in many ways a vast improvement on what's gone before.
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"Gone Before Her Time: Virtual Aging Technology Shows Us What Anne Frank Would Have Looked Like if She Hadn't Died," a headline above the image in the school's humor magazine read.
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The featured jars are adorable and smell like fresh woodsy air poured over wax — plus this temporary $12-per-jar deal will likely be gone before your Sunday Scaries set in.
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"This is the internet I signed up for," exclaims Marbles in her new video, promising to go where no beauty vlogger has gone before and put on 100 layers of everything.
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Here, Hollingham shares with BuzzFeed News the fascinating and heroic story of how of these canines made the journey to where no dog — or human, for that matter — had gone before.
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Rather than humans, robots have boldly gone where no one has gone before, digging into the Martian soil, flying by Pluto, landing on comets, and even venturing slowly into interstellar space.
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Brookstone debuted in 1965, a year after the Beatles first came to the United States, and a year before Star Trek boldly took it where no TV show had gone before.
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Be sure to expect something completely different than what you have heard from me before, but still something that ties into my general philosophy: Go where no man has gone before.
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But plenty of private firms are now looking beyond Earth, hoping to fly their wares to an asteroid, the moon or even to Mars, places no spaceflight companies have gone before.
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Half a century after the Enterprise first ventured where no man had gone before, this 50th-anniversary special explores the many ways the "Star Trek" franchise has influenced science and technology.
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"Certainly, I have been ribbed every now and then with someone saying, 'You're going where no man has gone before on this class of ship,'" Captain Kirk told The Associated Press.
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Donald J. Trump went Thursday night where Donald J. Trump, the candidate, seemed to have never gone before: He expressed broad regret about some of his caustic language during the campaign.
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So the drafters of the Constitution, as they set out to defy the odds, naturally asked themselves what went wrong for the many republics that had come—and gone—before them.
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On the campaign trail in 2016, then candidate Trump signaled his intent to not only bring back the CIA torture program, but go further than the CIA had ever gone before.
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If you've ever wanted to boldly go where no 'Star Trek' fan has gone before dressed as your favorite Captain, now you can -- but it'll cost ya ... a helluva lot, too.
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It's a good thing, too, as for a few hours No Man's Sky's launch should live up to that Star Trek-inspired dream of going where no one has gone before.
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You must all count backward from a hundred and ten to five as quickly as possible while thinking of your own fate and weeping for those who have gone before you.
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I only hope that our peculiarly American penchant for historical amnesia will not stop our new young leaders from learning from the mistakes of those of us who have gone before.
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Rap fans have mourned too many great artists gone before their time lately; these shows are a golden opportunity to celebrate two originators who are still around to hear the applause.
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Together, they decide to take a gas balloon up higher than anyone has gone before, breaking a world record and simultaneously getting some data needed for Glaisher's studies into weather prediction.
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"Discovery" has swung for the fences more so than any other show in the franchise's history and it's resulted in — ahem — the plots boldly going where no Trek has gone before.
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Pierluisi, a lawyer who formerly advised the despised, federally-created board supervising Puerto Rico's bankruptcy, was sworn in even though his appointment had not yet gone before the Senate for a vote.
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"Obama doesn't have the authority to deny us a (trade) deal, as he will be long gone before any such proposals are on the table," said Richard Tice, co-founder of Leave.
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Kemp's long homer to left-center leading off the fourth tied the game and Esch was gone before the end of the inning, Nicolino getting the last out with the bases loaded.
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A few months back, Zoe Bain went boldly where neither of us had gone before: She completely barred herself from anything takeout (yes, even coffee) for two entire weeks, including the weekends.
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Pierluisi, a lawyer who formerly advised the despised, federally created board supervising Puerto Rico's bankruptcy, was sworn in even though his appointment had not yet gone before the Senate for a vote.
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In The Future of Fear, we're talking to the creators of some of the most striking, immersive horror experiences to see how they're taking the genre in directions it's never gone before.
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A new episode—"Where No Man Has Gone Before," starring William Shatner as James T. Kirk—was filmed, NBC picked up the show, and Star Trek eventually hit American living rooms on Sept.
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On July 15 of this year, in the expectation that I might be gone before our recent (August 8) earnings call, I wrote my most detailed letter to shareholders in a long time.
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But like many who've gone before him, Imgur user tylerfulltilt went above and beyond the call of duty with a custom setup that pays homage to the original 8-bit Nintendo Entertainment System.
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With the first pass still in progress, Cassini will go where no craft has gone before -- reaching as close as 1,63 and 1,060 miles (1,630 and 1,710 kilometers) above the planet's cloud tops.
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"The first crewed mission … will be a mission that goes to the far side of the moon, literally farther than we've ever gone before in manned spacecraft," said NASA SLS manager Patrick Whipps.
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Tekashi69 is going where no one's seemingly gone before when it comes to the chain game -- not only did he spend $95k on some new bling, but he added human hair to it!
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"Dalton was waiting with open arms, as well as both her grandmother's and a host of family and friends that have gone before her," her mother, Debbie Donovan, wrote on Facebook Thursday morning.
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It asks readers or viewers to remember their own earliest experiences with romance, and that initial youthful feeling of having discovered something fresh and new, of going someplace no one has gone before.
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Both the output and the materials (if any) used up in making it have to be adjusted for inflation to arrive at a figure that allows for comparison with what has gone before.
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We'll talk to the creators of some of the most striking, immersive horror experiences to see how they're inventing a new artistic medium to take the genre in directions it's never gone before.
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Manchin has been among the Democratic senators most willing to cooperate with Trump following the bitter campaign, voting to confirm all but four of Trump's Cabinet nominees that have gone before the Senate.
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The pioneers never understood the hucksterism behind the "go west, young man" rhetoric that urged them to go where none had gone before, with no hard knowledge of what actually lay before them.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The top women's seeds continued to be scattered at Wimbledon on Wednesday, with Caroline Wozniacki's exit meaning five of the top eight were gone before the end of the third day.
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We need you to tell the next generation about those who have gone before us and those who given their all — of those who sacrificed their homes, loved ones and lives to serve.
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In the meantime, tune in to the latest episode of MUNCHIES: The Podcast to go where no podcast has gone before, and if you haven't done so already, subscribe on iTunes and Soundcloud.
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"Most, I believe, are motivated by the general impression that their savings may be gone before they are," she emailed from her 28-foot Safari Trek R.V. on the road near Las Vegas.
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The yo-yoing on tariffs, and the discredited claim that the wealthy and corporations will trickle down their newfound wealth to the middle class: We have seen how all that has gone before.
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Even so, a number of young, intrepid winemakers are demonstrating that it can be done, by working around the edges, going where few have gone before and putting in plenty of sweat equity.
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Analysis: The art of being unapologetically black Director, producer and writer Peele is boldly going where no black man has gone before by conquering the horror film genre, but he is not alone.
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Feast your eyes, feed your soul and remember to recycle (or all of this well be gone before we know it.) The Milky Way Over Boony Doon for 2016 CWAS "David Malin Awards".
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Now, its namesake is going where no other corporate CEO has ever gone before in American history, a move that continues to boost the value to his brand even when just standing still.
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Each of the four installments stands as its own miniature "episode," telling roughly one story about one character in the Roots family tree, but one that's informed by those who have gone before.
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Ryan Gosling is boldly going where he has never gone before: into a leading role in the action-packed true story of Neil Armstrong and NASA's mission to land a man on the moon.
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Warp speed, Trekkies — Thursday marks the 50th anniversary of the first televised episode of "Star Trek," and to commemorate the occasion, some venues across the U.S. are boldly going where they've never gone before.
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Instead, we should always remember that our country, our country, was built upon Judeo-Christian values and principles and instead, and instead, let us remember the sacrifices of those who have gone before us.
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The company, which made its name from selling "the strongest coffee in the world" (two times more caffeinated than your average brew!) is boldly going where only one other small business has gone before.
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Call it a triumph of robotics, which have let humans slip "the shackles of the inner solar system and, as the famed television show said, gone where no one has gone before," said Lincoln.
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Here's what it took for her to make it happen: Kern Lima's tendency to follow her instincts started with her decision to go where no one in her immediate family had gone before — college.
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Even though this kitty cat was long gone before YouTube even became a thing, his owner Charlie Schmidt allowed Fatso's legacy to live on by uploading his amazing piano skills onto the site in 2007.
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He said Purdue and Teva clearly didn't want the Oklahoma case to reach trial due to the potential of being held responsible for billions of dollars in damages if they had gone before the judge.
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" Aden, of Americans United for Life, said these "early gestational bills" crop up in conservative states because "there's a feeling that they keep having to push the envelope go where no state has gone before.
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" Asked by reporters multiple times before the vote whether it would neutralize Republican concerns, a clearly annoyed Pelosi said, "These rules are fairer than anything that have gone before in terms of an impeachment proceeding.
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When sending humans "where no one has gone before," there are a multitude of variables to consider, and NASA is hard at work researching the health and safety risks of a future Mission to Mars.
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This feature also proved to be an ideal visual theme for the product shoot, as well as a cool (pun intended) way of differentiating this model of iPad from the many that have gone before.
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Screenshot: GizmodoIn general terms, One UI is an improvement on what's gone before it from Samsung: Everything is cleaner and easier to read, with visual cues for users more subtle and still just as effectively.
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It is without exaggeration a dream come true to be crafting a brand-new iteration of Star Trek with fellow franchise alum Alex Kurtzman and boldly going where no Star Trek series has gone before.
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If the stain has lightened but a bit of pigment remains, apply a small amount of liquid laundry detergent and wash the item in cold water, checking that the stain is completely gone before drying.
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Why was it gone before it could answer the question of whether people who have key parties bought the fishbowl just for the key party or if there was a dead fish in its past?
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Should conditions on Wall Street deteriorate significantly, the central bank could go where it's never gone before: to passively intervene in the stock market for the first time ever, according to market analysts and economists.
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Yet the warm rush of nostalgia is clearly the best recommendation for "Star Trek: Picard" -- the latest spinoff beamed up by CBS All Access -- a show that slowly goes where the franchise has gone before.
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"Asian Provocateur," which was directed and produced by Benjamin Green, contains elements of many shows that have gone before but its closest analogue is "An Idiot Abroad," on which Mr. Green worked as a producer.
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They tend to spend their last years and hours with unfulfilled longings, nursing old hurts, scheming vengeance, reenacting, reinforcing what has long gone before even after the water under the bridge has all dried up.
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It would be dark soon, and then he could make his way back to the house, borrow somebody's phone, call Rudy, pack a few things, and be gone before anybody could do anything about it.
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Although no House vote this year has been close enough that a single member's decision would have changed the outcome, the Ninth has been without representation as dozens of matters have gone before the House.
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The strategy, if that's the right way of putting it, for 2016 and beyond is the same mixture of cultivating the best of what's gone before with the best of the freshest new ideas and sounds.
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"I have more confidence in the witnesses that we've invited to appear, and were subpoenaed to appear, that they will perform as the nine witnesses that have gone before have," Schiff told reporters in the Capitol.
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Top Chef has entertained adults and children for 12 seasons on Bravo, but, this fall, a new member of the Top Chef family is bravely going where no season has gone before: to the kiddy table.
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President Barack Obama suggested in an interview last week that he won't pardon Edward Snowden because the former NSA contractor "hasn't gone before a court," though Snowden's advocates have disputed his reasoning, pointing to historical precedent.
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But Book 5 seems both more controlled and traditional in form than much of what's gone before, following the conventions of the bildungsroman to tell the story of an unhappy young man who becomes a writer.
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This truly is a flash sale, though, meaning deals will be gone before you know it — fares expire at the end of the day Monday, September 16, so hurry up and book quickly if you're interested.
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Half of the herd was gone before this winter, and I think half of the rest will be gone by the end of the season, said Johnson, the veterinarian, citing conversations with clients from across China.
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The planet of love and money, Venus, moves into your house of higher knowledge and distant travels, making it more pleasurable to venture into unknown territories as you bravely go where you have never gone before.
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By expanding on the existing relationships between the U.S. and Canadian militaries and space programs, the United States and Canada can achieve more, and make their budget dollars boldly go where no one has gone before.
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McCabe charged that the inspector general report that was used to justify his firing was the result of improper command influence, with it being clear that the President wanted him gone before his scheduled retirement date.
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Before the talks broke down, U.S. officials had said the two sides made progress on intellectual property protection and that China made proposals on a range of issues that went further than Beijing had gone before.
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Related: Stunning Photos of a Bonsai Traveling the World Artist Plants a Red Flower Tower in the Sea This Artist is Trapping Flowers in Blocks of Ice A Brave Bonsai Goes Where No Plant Has Gone Before
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"In the Cube Quest challenge we're challenging competitors to take their cubesat into deep space, where no cube sat has gone before," said James Cockrell, who's been running the challenge to NASA for about two years now.
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"USA Gymnastics remains dedicated to creating a culture of empowerment for the young men and women who are pursuing their gymnastics dreams today while honoring those who have gone before them," the organization said in a statement.
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In its appeal, Gawker plans to argue that a federal court and the state appeals court have already ruled that what it published was newsworthy, and thus that the case should never have gone before a jury.
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Between the nail guns of the framing crew five doors down and the blaring radio of the masonry crew on the other side of the street, more than half the house was gone before I even noticed.
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The result, "Where No Man Had Gone Before," featured a new star and an almost entirely new cast; the cool and collected Captain Christopher Pike was out, the more impulsive, cowboyish, relatable James T. Kirk was in.
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"We certainly were entrepreneurs — and maybe to a degree revolutionaries — because, to use a cliché, we went someplace that Congress has never gone before," Mr. Billings told Greenwire, which covers environmental and energy issues online, in 2014.
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We knew the trend was taking off because Trader Joe's even started selling cauliflower rice — and if you don't get there early enough on weekends, both the frozen and refrigerated varieties will be gone before you know it.
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Both projects are novel visions — Polygon's cel-shading gives Ronja a sheen reminiscent of the graphics in Legend Of Zelda: The Wind Waker, and the dialogue-free Red Turtle script boldly goes where Ghibli has never gone before.
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The set first appeared in the original series' pilot episode "Where No Man Has Gone Before," with Spock on the verge of putting Kirk in a checkmate, and it lived on to become a Star Trek holy relic.
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In The Future of Fear, we're talking to the creators of some of the most striking, immersive horror experiences to see how they're inventing a new artistic medium to take the genre in directions it's never gone before.
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The only way for the ball to have gained enough height to get over would be to send it back the longest length it could have gone before hopping over—which was from pretty much where it came.
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Shatner is going where no William Shatner has gone before as part of a Star Trek-inspired fan experience promoted by Zero-G and Roddenberry Adventures, an exploration company founded by the late Gene Roddenberry's son Rod Roddenberry.
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As soldiers lined up to prepare for the parade, there was a mixture of snow, rain and harsh winds as temperatures dropped, but participants acknowledged that was nothing compared to what Soldiers who had gone before them endured.
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In March 2018, Gottlieb announced a bold move — he wanted the US to go where no other country had gone before and put in a place a regulation that would set a maximum amount of nicotine cigarettes can have.
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Whether you are a full-fledged Trekkie or just beginning to venture boldly where no man has gone before, you are all about hard work and ambition, so you will love the show's lineup of intelligent, determined female characters.
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While Virgin space wear conjures going boldly where no one has gone before, NASA's gear, which must function in more rugged environments beyond Earth's orbit, is drawn from familiar forms that have guided the space agency's engineers for decades.
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Now that we've seen Brad Pitt go where few men (and women) have gone before out into space, you're probably wondering how you can get your hands on more Space Brad Pitt, like say, via some spacey source material.
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About 20 seconds (and 100 feet) after the New Shepard booster and the crew capsule separates, the motor on the capsule will fire with 70K foot pounds of thrust, sending the capsule 50,000 km higher than it has gone before.
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Read these stories next:This Is What's Really Coming Out When You Pop Your Pimples I Traveled 5 Hours To See Dr. Pimple Popper & It Was The Best Decision I've Ever Made Dr. Pimple Popper Just Went Where She's Never Gone Before
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When combined with the Internet of Things and its assortment of embedded sensors and connected devices in the home, the enterprise and the world at large, we will have created a digital intelligence network that transcends all that has gone before.
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Harvard economists Carmen Reinhart and Kenneth Rogoff have given a positive assessment of India's attempts to clean up its "black market" for money, but have concluded that the scale of its plans bears no relation to anything that has gone before.
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When Virginia said that art is long, she was not speaking as a conservative bemoaning the fast take and ephemeral artist-of-the-moment, but as someone who truly felt the connection between current artistic practice and what had gone before.
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"I can't pardon somebody who hasn't gone before a court and presented themselves, so that's not something that I would comment on at this point," Obama said in an interview with the German newspaper Der Spiegel and public broadcaster ARD.
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Beijing might want Lam to at least repair some of the damage caused by the extradition bill fiasco before leaving to help any successor, but would almost certainly want her gone before Legislative Council elections in September next year, Lo said.
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On one level, this singular piece from Complicite, a long-lived London-based troupe that regularly ventures where no actor has gone before, is simply a classic adventure story of an intrepid Western explorer lost in the Amazon rain forest.
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In countries ranging from Ethiopia to India, female would-be migrants are far more likely to heed warnings from other women who have gone before them than activists, governments or the media, said the Freedom Fund, a global anti-slavery initiative.
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You begin the game as a pilot on the Cassandra mission—a massive space exploration/colonization effort to go to the Apollo sector, seek out new life and new civilizations, really, to boldly go where no one has gone before.
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The Journal reported that it is unclear whether Weisselberg has gone before a grand jury, when the subpoena was issued and what exactly prosecutors want to ask him, but that he is considered to be a witness in the probe.
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But when the Army Corps of Engineers built a jetty to the north, new currents carried sands to places they hadn't gone before, forming a new beach over and around and atop the resort town, erasing nearly all signs of development.
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Tiffany Gordon, a Legal Aid lawyer in the Bronx, said that a case involving one of her clients had gone before four judges, and there had been different reactions to the suggestion that federal agents might be in the courthouse.
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Instead, the sport's European power base has shifted west to Madrid, which, in two of the last three seasons, has gone where no city has gone before and seen its two biggest teams, Atlético and Real, contest the Champions League final.
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I like to think that when we talk about a common space, it represents those who have gone before as well — including those people who died during the middle passage, coming out of Africa as slaves into this capitalist domain.
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The latest accusations, like ones that have gone before, discredit the United Nations and everything it stands for, not least a commitment to help restore stability, public safety and the rule of law to countries ravaged by civil war or international conflict.
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At $130 it isn't cheap, and the spacecraft isn't quite as fast or maneuverable as more expensive drones, but it's a faithful recreation of the USS Enterprise NCC-1701-A that can actually boldly go where plenty of us have gone before.
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Defining our relationship with early AI In 1966, Gene Roddenberry's Star Trek would boldly go where no man had gone before, telling the tale of Captain Kirk and his crew as they explored the galaxy while taking on myriad sci-fi adventures.
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In 2014, assured that he was on the way out, he turned briefly Larkinesque and wrote a well-received poem called "Japanese Maple" in which he wondered if he would be gone before he'd seen his new maple tree in its autumn colors.
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If you want to boldly go where no binge has gone before, just in time for this weekend's new movie "Star Trek Beyond," there are 103 episodes of the original 1966 "Star Trek" — and they're long, too, a solid 50 minutes each.
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Maybe she would be gone before either of us knew the truth, but I hoped that I would have the opportunity to look into her eyes one more time, with tears of joy and hope rather than tears of grief and desolation.
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Aaajiao also showed Email Trek (2016), a newer piece involving an algorithm the artist developed that continuously generates an infinite number of email addresses while sending an altered version of the "Where No Man Has Gone Before" Star Trek speech to each address.
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INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY, TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER Before the talks broke down in May, U.S. officials had said the two side made progress on intellectual property protection and that China made proposals on a range of issues that went further than Beijing had gone before.
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Even more strikingly, as women tipped the House to the Democrats, the promise that had been talked about in so many campaigns — the desire to be themselves, not to don the protective covering of so many who had gone before — was realized.
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But it could exist out in the ether, a space that creatives tap into, a space that helps them boldly go where no one has gone before, and a space that today, now, can help you solve your greatest, most complex challenges.
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INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY, TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER Before the talks broke down in May, U.S. officials had said the two sides made progress on intellectual property protection and that China made proposals on a range of issues that went further than Beijing had gone before.
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We were each to represent different parts of the planet, and working together, seeing the common problem that we had, confident of our problem-solving capabilities, our genius for invention, innovation, we were going to boldly go where no one had gone before.
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Editors Note: revises eighth graf to reflect Athletics' loss Tampa Bay left-hander Blake Snell went where only one Rays pitcher has gone before, winning his 20th game of the season as the visiting Rays shut down the Texas Rangers 4-266 on Tuesday night.
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NorthStar is a FedEx shareholder, and Goodridge said the logistics company has a good track record on these issues, but the current environment — especially in FedEx's home region of the southern U.S. — requires the company to now go further than it has gone before.
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LONDON, July 25 (Reuters) - British canoe slalomist David Florence never got to blast off into space but the 33-year-old Scot will try to go where no Olympic paddler has gone before by winning the C1 and C2 gold medals at the Rio Games.
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But in Monica and her family, it offers the promise of something like it in the future — a female hero who, thanks to the women who have gone before her, has the freedom to live not in reaction to men but on her own terms.
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The claim, made in a telephone interview with The Hill on Thursday evening, goes further than the president's legal advisers have ever gone before in arguing they have a right to review the conclusions of Mueller's probe, which is now in its 20th month.
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Years later, when his son Alastair analyzed the data, he found that the 1990s marked a significant change on our warming planet — that hundreds of plants were, on average, flowering five days earlier than they had been during the four decades that had gone before.
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For the first time since I was in college and they were scrappy underdogs, their every victory makes me want them to win more — to boldly go, like Neil Armstrong and James T. Kirk, where no team has gone before … … sorry, carried away again.
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Randazza cites one US Supreme Court decision ruling that a system of bookkeeping was not subject to copyright, but when it comes to copyrighting a system of grammar and vocabulary, a ruling either way will be going boldly where no court has gone before.
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It would be a great setting to check in with all our heroes as they establish the stakes for Episode IX. And it would help inoculate Abrams against a charge that clung to him after The Force Awakens — that he's simply retreading what has gone before.
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This belief was the group's way of tearing up what had gone before, the culture that brought on the cataclysm, not unlike the Dadaists during World War I. But Piene, for one, didn't define the group's work as anti-art, or as anything less than deadly serious.
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Ian MacDougall: In 2008, I was leaving [Riverboat Gamblers former bassist] Patrick [Lillard's] house riding my bike and I went a way home that I had never gone before, and of course that's the time this dude doesn't see me on the side of the road.
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FF: My argument is that these companies occupy a very important place in our democracy, that these companies stand between us and information, that these companies are different than the monopolies that had gone before, for a couple different reasons: One is that they aspire to encompass everything.
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But what also comes through, strongly, is Moore's simple pleasure in finding a new way to play with the bright toys of the familiar story — to venture where "The Right Stuff" and "Apollo 13" (not to mention Al Reinert's great 1989 documentary, "For All Mankind") have gone before.
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Read more: 'Deadpool' asks Super Bowl 50 viewers for attention Other reasons for hesitation lay in the character not being a superhero like all the others and, if the pic were to be done right, the necessity of an R rating — a place Marvel has never gone before.
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With experiences increasingly capturing luxury consumers' imaginations as much as tangible objects, the phrase "To boldly go where no man has gone before" has now gone from being a popular sci-fi phrase (and strict grammatician's bugbear) to being a realistic aspiration for the well-to-do itinerant.
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"Kim says others' selfless heroism inspired him to become a SEAL, where he said he learned to "be appreciative of those who have gone before me and to recognize their sacrifices, and [see] how we stand on the shoulders of giants for so many things that we do.
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Pineda pledged to improved his focus this season, but in his first start, at Tampa Bay last Wednesday, his third pitch was hit for a home run, he allowed two run-scoring hits with two outs in the second, and he was gone before the fourth inning was finished.
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Drones are quickly becoming widely embraced in cinematography as a tool for tracking shots, and breathtaking panoramas (the strength of the GoPro was based on its ability to go where normal cameras hadn't gone before), but the new short shows off how the upgrades to the Inspire 2 can help moviemakers.
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Mark J. Rozell, a George Mason University professor who has written books about executive privilege, said previous administration officials had often gone before Congress and declared that they would not answer questions about communications that might be subject to executive privilege even though the president had not yet invoked that power.
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Although if one of the new young rappers like Lil Yachty was being "punk," by saying "I don't give a shit about anything that came before me," and all he did was shout the names of other young rappers who were awesome—ignoring everything that had gone before—that would be fucking amazing.
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Voyager Probes Are Still Making Amazing DiscoveriesIn August 290, Voyager 2000 went where no human-made object has gone before: it crossed the…Read more ReadAstronomers from Wesleyan University recently used the Hubble Space Telescope to scan the regions of space within which the probes are expected to travel in the coming years.
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If his role as Sulu in the original "Star Trek" series (which ran for three years in the late '60s, then in eternal reruns) could feel underwritten, at least he was there — a competent, brave, respected member of the Starship Enterprise, with its mandate to boldly go where no one has gone before.
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Hyperbolic language is something of a norm in this White House -- everything Trump does is the BIGGEST or the BEST or MOST HISTORIC -- but even by those exaggerated standards, the hellscape that Trump and Giuliani paint if Democrats try to impeach the President feels like a step further than they've gone before.
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Founded by some of the men responsible for the biggest hits in online marketing (like the Dollar Shave Club commercial that launched what became a billion-dollar acquisition) think that it's time to take technology where it's never gone before — into targeted, direct mail campaigns using the best ad-targeting that money can buy.
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Sherman was fired before Manziel's first season, in 24, when Manziel led the Aggies to an 11-2 record and became the first freshman to win the Heisman Trophy as college football's best player, and so he was gone before stories emerged about Manziel's partying and at least one arrest in the summer of 2012.
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"Also, while Manafort may have been gone before the election, [Richard] Gates, his partner, who prosecutors say had 55 bank accounts — he helped run the inaugural committee and has been a frequent visitor to the White House, so again, the question here is, did Trump know all of this and not care," Oliver asked.
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And in the absence of a coherent one, the Jerusalem gambit appears to be a one-off -- a combination of Trump's frustration over having to use the waiver again, not yet fulfilling his campaign commitment to open an embassy in Jerusalem, and his willful desire to go where none of his predecessors have gone before him.
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But Wittgenstein's work has long been divided into the early and the later parts of his career: his work up to and including the Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus, on logic and language and metaphysics, and the period that culminated in his Philosophical Investigations, which took aim at all philosophy that had gone before it, including Wittgenstein's own book.
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Gore Vidal, in his 1992 novel, "Live from Golgotha," made sport of the notion of television coverage of the Crucifixion, as the kind of thing that would happen only in contemporary America, but in truth Jesus' body was hardly cold, or gone, before the apostle Paul, in a single generation, had made the desert rebbe into a demigod.
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I've always done first a party fan meeting, and it was traditional that I always did a cover or let them year my first songwriting experiments there… I never wanna miss out on the chance to meet my fans wherever it is in the world, and I would love to travel to places that I haven't gone before to say hello, like Toronto!
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Although crowdsourced data may have its drawbacks (people who choose to review may be the most extreme cases, positive or negative, for example), when it comes to nuanced healthcare decisions, it can be helpful to hear what those who've gone before you have to say — especially when it's not guaranteed that you'll know someone personally who can give you a good recommendation.
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He followed that with another Times best seller, "Blue Latitudes: Boldly Going Where Captain Cook Has Gone Before" (2002), in which he retraced the Pacific voyages of the explorer James Cook; "A Voyage Long and Strange: Rediscovering the New World" (2008), a revisionist view that plays down the significance of the Pilgrims; and "Midnight Rising: John Brown and the Raid That Sparked the Civil War" (2011).
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She went where no similar brand had gone before: not just to the Costume Institute Gala at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, where she was widely photographed on the red carpet mixing feathered ball gowns and crew-neck sweaters (and, last year, with Lena Dunham and Jenni Konner of "Girls" both channeling Ms. Lyons's look), but also into the pages of Vogue, and finally to New York Fashion Week itself, as J. Crew held presentations in the official collection venues.
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If "3 Wheel-Ups" by British MC Kano was a person, it would be the direct rudeboy; the one who thunders into a dying house party at 2 AM with a liberal crate of ice cold beers, an inviting but not disturbing amount of illegal substances, a magnetism for the aux cord, and a facial expression that suggests everything that had gone before was inadequate and the real party starts now—then exits early, leaving you all crawling around on the floor and yearning for more.
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