The symptoms that I'd gone in with, that I'd lived with for months, returned.
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"We've really gone in with a focus on these high-temperature extremes," Dr. McKinnon said.
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Yet in the 2015 debate, Trump said Obama should've struck Syria in 2013: Had he crossed the line and really gone in with force, done something to Assad — if he had gone in with tremendous force, you wouldn't have millions of people displaced all over the world.
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In Iraq, Manning said she had gone in with the mindset that algorithms could make things better.
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And maybe they could have come out better if we had gone in with Robin and thought we were making an album.
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Had Listerman's short jumper gone in with less than 20163 seconds remaining, his Northern Kentucky University team would be the Division II national champions today.
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It still should last a full day, but they could have gone in with a much more powerful, bigger battery and I think they chose not to.
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Granted, I'd only gone in with $20 (and the blinds were less than a dollar each), but shit, you've got to start being a high roller somewhere, right?
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"In many cases, these engineers and our team have gone in with a scalpel and been very precise in what provisions they've chosen and proposed to revise," said Kate MacGregor, principal deputy assistant secretary of Interior for land and minerals.
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Jeff Flake, an Arizona Republican and frequent Trump antagonist who was part of an earlier Senate immigration reform working group, told CNN after the meeting that he had gone in with "pretty low expectations," but was ultimately "surprised," saying Trump showed "flexibility" on immigration.
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The Avalanche opened the season 9-9-0 but has gone 6-27-2 — a stretch in which it has been outscored 55-20 in the third period "It's third periods — we've gone in with the lead a lot of times and ended up throwing it away," Avalanche defenseman Tyson Barrie said.
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For each win, I credit the champion with the difference between one and the Elo forecast: If an average slam champion on the tournament's surface had a 90% chance of winning the match, the player gets 21.18 points (20.98 – 218.8); if a typical major winner would have gone in with a 218.7% shot, he's assigned 212.
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Bremner signed with Hull City for a £25,000 fee on 23 September 1976, manager John Kaye feeling that Bremner's experience would benefit his youthful Second Division side. His debut at Boothferry Park came against Brian Clough's Nottingham Forest, and Bremner was credited with scoring the winning goal of the game with a free-kick, though it seemed to have gone in with a significant deflection. Despite the good start results dipped midway through the 1976–77 season and the "Tigers" ended the season in 14th place. Despite suffering with a back injury Bremner was appointed as captain and played 32 games.
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Tricky, but definitely possible in today's ODI cricket. However, Yuvraj swept to Dilhara when the 36th over began, and just as Kaif had begun to settle in with Dravid, a miscommunication left Dravid out of his crease, run out for 69. Kaif needed to forge a partnership with Dhoni, India's last recognised batsman as they had gone in with five specialist bowlers, but Dhoni was deceived by a straight ball from Chandana and lbw for 7. None of the batsmen from seven to eleven managed to get into double figures, Kaif was left to injudicious hitting and naturally top-edged one to midwicket, and India's chase - thought to be relatively simple fifteen overs before - ended a whole 18 runs short of Sri Lanka's total.
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Writing to his wife Effie on 5 July 1920, just five days after Overton was commissioned, Murray declared that he was "training a new crew of only three of which have ever been on a destroyer before". Murray reported that he had lost 14 pounds (6.4 kg) in the previous three weeks and stated, "this is the only ship that has gone in with only one officer - the rest have from four to eight - but I expect more officers any day . . . so you see it took me only a little over three years to get a battle ship [sic] of my own." Following shakedown, Overton operated with the 3rd Destroyer Squadron and later with the 5th Destroyer Squadron off the East Coast of the United States.
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With the outbreak of the Civil War in 1861, Force joined the Union forces as major of the 20th Ohio Volunteer Infantry, serving in the Western Theater as part of General James B. McPherson's 17th Corps. Colonel Force's 20th Ohio bore the brunt of the Battle of Raymond, Mississippi, in the Vicksburg Campaign. Osborn Oldroyd related the number of casualties from the 20th Ohio to his commander: > I took the roll-book from the pocket of our dead sergeant and found that > while we had gone in with thirty-two men, we came out with but sixteen— one- > half of the brave little band, but a few hours before so full of hope and > patriotism, either killed or wounded. Nearly all the survivors could show > bullet marks in clothing or flesh, but no man left the field on account of > wounds.
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Sussex (21pts) beat Gloucestershire (4pts) by 226 runs Sussex recorded a comfortable win at Bristol against Gloucestershire, to escape further from the relegation zone – in a match completely dominated by Sussex' overseas bowlers. Murray Goodwin, Chris Adams and Matt Prior all made quick half-centuries, to propel Sussex to 365, while the Gloucestershire spinners shared seven wickets – Malinga Bandara taking four for 64 and Ian Fisher three for 93. Indeed, spinners were to take the brunt of the bowling, as Gloucestershire had only gone in with two specialist seamers – and one of them, Steve Kirby, broke down with an injury in his fifth over of the day. Gloucestershire resumed the second day on 28 for 1, and players from the Indian subcontinent were to dominate the day's proceedings, as they took all of the thirteen wickets.
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Sussex (21pts) beat Gloucestershire (4pts) by 226 runs Sussex recorded a comfortable win at Bristol against Gloucestershire, to escape further from the relegation zone – in a match completely dominated by Sussex' overseas bowlers. Murray Goodwin, Chris Adams and Matt Prior all made quick half-centuries, to propel Sussex to 365, while the Gloucestershire spinners shared seven wickets – Malinga Bandara taking four for 64 and Ian Fisher three for 93. Indeed, spinners were to take the brunt of the bowling, as Gloucestershire had only gone in with two specialist seamers – and one of them, Steve Kirby, broke down with an injury in his fifth over of the day. Gloucestershire resumed the second day on 28 for 1, and players from the Indian subcontinent were to dominate the day's proceedings, as they took all of the thirteen wickets.
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