Back in the real world, everything's gone straight to hell.
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I've gone straight through and done a whole other day.
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Now, the pair have gone straight into life together -- under lockdown.
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Looking back, we should have just gone straight to the hospital.
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Another behind it had gone straight through the back-seat windows.
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I could have gone straight to the first tee and played again.
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FIRE seems to work because the stock market has gone straight up.
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In the past this letter would have gone straight to your legal department.
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No mayor has ever gone straight from City Hall to the White House.
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In my life and in my work, I've gone straight as an arrow.
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Despite attempts to contact her cell phone , calls have gone straight to voice mail.
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It could have gone straight to Kidz Bop and no one would have noticed.
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If I saw one more fanny pack or mullet, I might have gone straight.
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Many women have cast off expectations and inhibitions and gone straight for the laughs.
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That evening, James had gone straight to bed when he'd gotten home from work.
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He'd seen the frames in an optometrist's window and gone straight in and bought them.
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I would have gone straight to Google and found a way to induce an abortion.
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Although I've never gone straight through it in sequence, I've owned it for 30 years.
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Most other mixes I have done I have just gone straight for new and unreleased tracks.
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Instead, Trump has gone straight into the gutter and dragged his chief of staff with him.
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By the time I was a lawyer, I had gone straight through and was only 25.
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Immediately, Coblentz sneezed: Most of the popping candy appeared to have gone straight up her nose.
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"She has gone straight downhill to the point she really can't function at all," he said.
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He should have stood up to the fossil fuel industry and gone straight from coal to renewables.
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Meanwhile, to the east, Hungary has gone straight to the reactionary nationalist right with barely a latitudinarian moment.
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In Africa the mobile phone is ubiquitous — the continent has skipped over landlines and gone straight to mobile.
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But what he ... And the CTA, it'd gone straight up the ladder, straight to the head of the CTA.
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"They've finished with us and they've gone straight into the fight in Ramadi," Learmont said of previous training classes.
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If I'd come down the slide even like 0.25 seconds later it would've gone straight through my left eye.
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She admits her ennui at having gone straight from private school to Cambridge, with "skiing and beaches in between".
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"You have to be a little bit cautious because we have gone straight up, with no pullback," said Polcari.
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If the Affordable Care Act existed in 2004, I could've gone straight to the emergency room when I needed to.
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"If we had all the data we had today, we would have gone straight to all those decisions," he said.
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I mean basically it's gone straight up since Donald Trump was elected," Wien warned on Wednesday on CNBC's "Trading Nation.
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Mr. Fox, having gone straight and become a newspaper columnist, wants to return to a life of stealing food from farms.
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These days, most of graffiti's elder statesmen have gone straight; they ply their trade at invitation-only venues around the city.
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Lynch comes into the job with no front-office experience, having gone straight from the playing field to the broadcast booth.
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Had the money gone straight into a fund tracking the S&P 500 when received, it would now be worth almost $2bn.
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And in other places, like Hungary, with a shorter democratic tradition, the right has gone straight to populism without even trying conservatism.
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The system would give them everything if they had gone straight, but because of the times, they didn't want to go straight.
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A bullet had gone straight through the driver's window — lined up just in front of the headrest — and out the passenger side.
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When I said I wondered if I had the coronavirus, the nurse told me I should have gone straight to the hospital.
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If the ball had gone straight in, no points would have been credited, as players cannot score directly off an inbounds pass.
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What had happened was that the wheel of this cart had gone straight over his abdomen, and it had displaced his intestines downward.
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Not only does she know, but she's gone straight to Eileen in a last-ditch effort to stop this news from blowing up.
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At first, Gillian's hacking cough seemed like nothing more than the product of a mild cold that had gone straight to her chest.
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Shreve, who replaced Kirby Yates on the roster, had flown in Tuesday morning from Buffalo — via Detroit — and gone straight to Kauffman Stadium.
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"I think that they've lost funny, and gone straight after mean and attack because of their personal animus towards the president," Spicer continued.
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Whereas any other sexual predator or convicted felon would've gone straight to jail, because the detectives told me he was going straight to jail.
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But most companies have gone straight to cheaper dual-band models, including Eero — which is really the space's pioneer — and Google, with Google Wifi.
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They've gone straight to hell, and their only chance to return to Earth is to challenge and beat Satan himself in a drinking contest.
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Only a few high schoolers had gone straight to the N.B.A. at that point — and Bryant would be the first guard to do so.
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"In the past five or so years, markets have been so average that companies have just gone straight into blackout without doing a deal," one banker said.
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Look at iron ore, which has gone straight down for two years, to about $280 a ton at the end of February from about $225 a ton.
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You used to be able to describe a movie as "the kind of thing that would have gone straight to video," and people would have understood you.
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Most have gone straight to newswire services, while a few have showed up on Twitter, Instagram, and in a gallery on the official Facebook account for the president.
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Previously, crowdsourced financing has gone straight to the left-hand side of the balance sheet, with signed copies and delivery-date promises making for a light-weight liability.
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We have enough students who have gone straight through school acing tests and winning awards, but who have little idea how to speak sensitively to another human being.
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If you already knew STATS GEEK, your mind might have gone straight to the baseball "Cubs," but cubs are also famously bolstered and buoyed by their MAMA BEARS.
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Quantrill had gone straight to the practice field from an afternoon class and jumped into tarp duty with gusto along with any other jobs needed to prepare the diamond.
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The world of fashion and beauty has lost a great soul, and we will mourn that you have left us all behind while you have gone straight to heaven.
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He's also heir to a very profitable family company that, in the wake of his presumed death, has gone straight into the hands of siblings Joy and Ward Meachum.
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And Malick's next film, Voyage of Time, has done away with plot altogether and gone straight to the source—it's an IMAX documentary about the history of the cosmos.
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One reason is that private providers, including ones out to make a profit, are increasingly attractive to those who might have once gone straight into a job after school.
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While most of us are still trying to wrangle up a suitable Halloween costume, Lifetime has gone straight into the Christmas season with its annual slate of original holiday programming.
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It's proof that Hollywood's fame and celebrity haven't gone straight to his head and that he's still very much grounded in his homeland and the people he grew up with.
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Yuri had frozen, then excused herself, then gone straight to HR. There she spoke the unspeakable words, prohibited by law and punishable with life in prison: racism, sexism, sexual harassment.
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"—David Merritt (@butwhatifitsall) December 1, 2019Richard Burgon, Labour&aposs shadow justice secretary, said Johnson had gone "straight from a tragedy to reheating pre-packaged political lines smearing the Labour party.
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Many poorer countries without an old copper network have gone straight to fibre, which is also cheaper to install in the large blocks of flats that are relatively rare in Britain.
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Blanche Knopf ("a tiny woman who looked as if she had gone straight from Dachau to Elizabeth Arden") had been gone two years, but her husband Alfred A. Knopf still lived.
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Had I just gone straight to a shipping and distribution specialist, then perhaps this would have been an easier task, but I didn't even know that was something I could do.
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Eric had gone straight from college into the family enterprise, but sought to distinguish himself as the charitable one, by talking often about his work on behalf of kids with cancer.
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While there's no proof that any of these have labor-inducing qualities, plenty of moms swear they've gone straight from Joe's House of Hot Wings to the labor and delivery floor.
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Emma Kate Tsai Nelson, a ninth and tenth grade teacher, told Business Insider that parents have occasionally gone straight to the principal without giving her a chance to set the record straight.
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"It just seems obvious to me that we've had a situation where earnings have gone nowhere and the markets have gone straight up," said Matt Maley, chief market strategist at Miller Tabak.
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There was a time when I would have just gone straight down to the pub and tell everyone about him, the details getting enhanced with every pass and each new round of drinks.
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A senior adviser to another Republican presidential campaign says that if his team had been offered dirt on an opponent by someone claiming Russian government connections, "We'd have gone straight to the FBI."
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The Aztec Clay Mask is one of those cult-favorite products that's been plucked from obscurity and gone straight to the limelight of YouTube testimonials with over 4 million views and widespread popularity.
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The company's stock hit a record high one day after it started trading in March 2017; since then, it has gone straight down, and the business isn't growing as fast as investors had hoped.
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Rolling up to the Breitling store in a Bentley and perusing the gold- and diamond-encrusted watches could have gone straight to my head as fast as the champagne we sipped on as we shopped.
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By the time he quit collecting, cold turkey, in 2005, he had accumulated 388 pieces — videos, oil paintings, sculptures, drawings and installations — all of which had gone straight into a warehouse in a Lisbon suburb.
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Aztec Secret Clay Mask, $9.99The Aztec Clay Mask is one of those cult-favorite skin-care products that's been plucked from obscurity and gone straight to the limelight of YouTube testimonials with over 4 million views.
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Only a brief change in the breeze could've sent the umbrella's big pole flying through her gut or one of the tips nicking a major artery, and the whole thing could've gone straight to Final Destination territory.
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"Just look at it, they get stuff done, it's brilliant, and it is still a working tractor, so could have gone straight into the nearest field to put in a shift," Martin said in a prepared statement.
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"He apparently hasn't served in a legislative body because had we not had the filibuster rule this country would have been gone a long time ago -- would have gone straight to socialism," the Utah Republican told CNN Tuesday.
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"Our analysis from 2015 shows how increasingly concepts and scripts have leapfrogged the pilot phase and gone straight to series as broadcasters mimic the approach of the SVoD giants who often eschew the pilot phase altogether," Black said.
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Maybe we should have kept from wasting time on the men's side and gone straight to the showcase, the final on Sunday, when two titans will revive their rivalry and battle once again for the Australian Open crown.
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In the past, a lot of junky titles would have gone straight to video; these days a lot go straight to streaming, while many others quickly open and close in theaters before they too flow into streaming purgatory.
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Later that day, Mr. Nunes told The Times that he had bypassed Mr. Schiff and gone straight to the White House with the information because of the Democrats' "relentless" political attacks and his "duty" to tell Mr. Trump.
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But if you've bought a bag of frozen seafood at Walmart, one with small print that reads, "Caught in the USA, Processed in China," then a percentage of the purchase price might've gone straight to the North Korean government.
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A company like Murphy Oil, which gone straight down in the last 18 months or so, from $65 to roughly $15 in the beginning of March, is at $27 today, an 80 percent rise in a few trading sessions.
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"Birds in the Trap Sing McKnight," by the Houston rapper Travis Scott, released last week through Apple Music, has gone straight to No. 1, with 403,000 copies sold and just over 50 million streams in the United States, according to Nielsen.
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Being female in the early 21st century is nothing if not a series of mixed messages, but this attempt to empower seemed already antiquated; if Mr. Doonan were still working on windows, surely he would have gone straight for Mx. Claus?
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While business bigwigs spend hours thrashing out the details of the Jamie Vardy film, the Jamie Vardy reality TV show, Wes Morgan's autobiography and a range of novelty Robert Huth body scrubs, several Leicester fans have gone straight to source for their merchandising.
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"When the directive comes into effect, it's unlikely that the wide variety of products we have now will be available, and the advertising will be gone straight away," he told me in a coffee shop away from the commotion of the Vape Jam's main floor.
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And I'd just like to point out that the market has gone straight down since the Fed minutes came out ... where the Fed said that they're going to stop their purchases in April on the short end, and that just adds another piece of uncertainty.
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Some material has even gone straight from headlines to the stage, like a sobering moment in "All I Really Want" when the song suddenly stops — leaving the audience with the tableau of Frankie holding up a #NeverAgain against a backdrop of images from the Parkland student protests.
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"Whereas in the past overseas investors would have probably gone straight to London, suddenly they are pausing for thought for a variety of factors Brexit and Paris being on the front foot being the main two," said Roddy Aris, London-based associate partner at Knight Frank.
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If you've ever waited three hours for your food at a restaurant, only to be served the wrong thing and have your waiter be rude or unhelpful when you point that out, you've probably gone straight to Yelp to warn others and make yourself feel a little better.
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Eventually, the two friends, along with a population of bootleggers gone straight, moved on to more legitimate businesses: Mr. Crouse put his automotive skills toward selling old cars in Murray, which, thanks to a 1974 article in Popular Mechanics, earned a reputation as the used-car capital of America.
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Stéphane is a classic neophyte character, the eyes through which we are introduced to this place and its players: the corrupt mayor, the dudes from the local mosque, the horny teen who uses his drone to spy on his neighbors, the criminal who's found Allah and gone straight, various local toughs.
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Just ten minutes ago she fashioned a denim jacket into a scarf (to give photographers a new variation of her look to capture), asked her driver to drop her off two blocks away from the entrance to a show, and made an S-shaped journey, doubling the mileage she would have made if she had gone straight there.
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It would be only slightly less appalling if Biden had gone straight to a fancy fundraiser with someone heavily invested in the pharmaceutical status quo, where poor people die from lack of access to drugs; or the hospital status quo, where hospitals can sue patients for the crime of getting sick; or the housing status quo, where housing and tenants are squeezed for the profits of investors.
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Mr. Hayden has acknowledged that he might have come down differently in the Apple dispute when he was the head of the N.S.A. If faced with an unbreakable device, he might have gone straight to the budget office and said, "I'm going to need another $500 million because I'm going to kick my way in," he told the American Enterprise Institute, a conservative think tank.
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