His assistant had gone to get a new hydraulic hose.
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It's 30 minutes past when I should have gone to get my dog.
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I could have gone to get a cheap massage or my fortune told.
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It seems pretty obvious that I should have gone to get checked out, right?
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Two of his colleagues who had gone to get lunch shortly beforehand were killed, he said.
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The pond where you would have gone to get water is all around this area here.
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She's gone to get beer in anticipation of our visit, even though she's not a beer drinker.
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"I use a stall, and I wait till everybody's gone to get up and leave," Mr. Jackson said.
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The fight came hours after Alexis and Jones had gone to get alcohol late at night, the warrant says.
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Mr. Diaz said he had gone to get a fire extinguisher but soon realized the extent of the inferno.
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Proof of this includes the great lengths Deripaska has gone to get Rusal and EN+ removed from the sanctions list.
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The woman said she'd gone to get tested immediately after hearing reports Usher admitted in docs he has herpes simplex 2.
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Three suspicious objects were investigated, including a vehicle left in the street by someone who had gone to get food, but all were cleared.
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He'd gone to get an MRI because of a pinched nerve, and they'd turned him away because of the magnet embedded in his finger.
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There were other points in time where Rocket and Thor could've gone to get the reality stone when it was in a more secure location.
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One friend thought she had left to find a co-worker who was supposed to be coming to the party; another thought she had gone to get drugs.
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The first four ads of the campaign are all based on true stories illustrating the extreme lengths young adults have gone to get a hold of the powerful drugs.
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The first four ads of the campaign are all based on true stories illustrating the extreme lengths young adults have gone to get a hold of Oxycodone and Vicodin.
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Chauntelle, also an employee with the United States Customs and Border Protection (CBP), allegedly told the witness that her husband had gone to get his gun from the car.
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We'd gone to get food for the scouts at a local store when I saw the news on TV. Everyone was shouting with joy -- though some didn't appear to believe it.
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The traditionals did not want to become federal subjects and pay for water and to be taxed when they had gone to get water from the springs for free, for generations.
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Still, this trip to Harlem wasn't as traumatic as the one she took last year, when she'd gone to get some West Indian food from a favorite place and found a Papa John's instead.
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He had a child who was always ill: the boy was why Nicodème had gone to get goats from the Bagesera and why he didn't hesitate to milk them, despite the shame this brought him.
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He explained that a procurement team had gone to get the organ about an hour away in St. Cloud -- that there was still a possibility it might not be a proper fit but that he was optimistic.
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The former Tour De France champ also says he wouldn't have gone to get his head checked back in his younger days, but now that he's 46 (older and wiser) he takes possible brain injuries MUCH more seriously.
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" On Monday, China's foreign ministry said the United States, whose APEC delegation was led by Vice President Mike Pence, attended the summit in a "blaze of anger" and that China had not gone to "get into a boxing ring.
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" On Monday, China's foreign ministry said the United States, whose APEC delegation was led by Vice President Mike Pence, attended the summit in a "blaze of anger" and that China had not gone to "get into a boxing ring.
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The first four ads of the campaign are all based on true stories illustrating the extreme lengths young adults have gone to get a hold of Oxycodone and Vicodin -- from smashing their hand or arm, to wrecking their car or breaking their back.
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The aftermath of that has seen two distinct perspectives emerge: those who have long sought to have a world totally without nicotine, and those more harm-reduction-minded individuals who tend to think that civilization is much too far gone to get rid of it entirely.
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When this particular mother went to the group seeking help for her sick child, who had a fever and a seizure, she mentioned that she hadn't gone to get the Tamiflu prescription given to her by a doctor — the prescription was meant for her child and everyone else in the household too.
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The song contrasts the freedom Americans feel with their horrendous inequality: I see a woman in the nightWith a baby in her handUnder an old street lightNear a garbage canNow she puts the kid away,and she's gone to get a hitShe hates her life,and what she's done to itThere's one more kidthat will never go to schoolNever get to fall in love,never get to be cool.
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Infuriated, Sadia Begum leaves. The next day, she asks Nashwa about Daneen's whereabouts. Hesitant, Nashwa confesses that Daneen was late as she had gone to get a tattoo. Later, Sadia Begum goes with Ghazanfar (Areesh's father) to Daneen's house to tell Zahid (Daneen's father) and her grandfather about Daneen's inappropriate action.
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Later that night, Kit wakes up and cannot find Ula. Despite his searches, he still cannot find her. However, she quickly returns and explains that she had gone to get his dingy, Splinters. However, she reveals that she cannot come with him, as she wants to be the last Skaerlander to die on the island before the Apocalypse arrives.
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He picks up a seagull from a rock and explains to Claire how he's seen that if Charlie had gone to get the bird, he would have died after falling into the sea. Claire takes the bird to Charlie and tells him she knows of the visions. Charlie and Claire release the bird, with a note explaining the circumstances of the crash.
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Chelsea then learns that her mother and sister will not come to the wedding. After Colby discovers that his stepfather Ross Nixon (Justin Rosniak) killed his parents, Chelsea begs Neil to send her Ross's address, which he does via text message. She later realises that Colby saw the message and has gone to get his sister. Chelsea ends the engagement and puts in a transfer application.
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He lets her in, and is nice to her, but upsets her when he insists she tell him why she took the dog. She finally admits that it was because she wanted to meet him, and have a baby with him. He suggests that she moves in with him. While she has gone to get her belongings, Peter kills his dog with a utility knife, ostensibly because it is now pretty.
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Tom has a bad conscience and finally leaves Zoey, and it is unclear if the two will see each other again. Tom and Veit meet again in front of the San Francisco post office and reconcile. While Veit has gone to get them a pizza, Tom believes he recognizes Veit's father, who is walking to the post office with a postcard in his hand. As a result, Tom speaks to him.
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Nalina is reluctant to the proposal as she wants to marry her college mate Anand. After arguments with her father, she leaves home without her father's knowledge at the first Navaratri night. First Night (Wonder): She searches for her lover in the college hostel, but finds that he has gone to get married. Nalina feels cheated by Anand and attempts suicide, where she is stopped by a widower, Arputharaj (Sivaji Ganesan).
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Radha is reluctant to the proposal as she wants to marry her college mate Venu Gopal. After arguments with her father, she leaves home without her father's knowledge at the first Navaratri night. First Night (Wonder): She searches for her lover in the college hostel, but finds that he has gone to get married. Radha feels cheated by Venu and attempts suicide, where she is stopped by a widower Anand (Akkineni Nageswara Rao).
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Tacoma Times, 18 June 1904 Two more sexually suggestive postcards from 1910 play with the concept of bareness. In one, Mother Hubbard has gone > To get her poor daughter a gown, But the cupboard was bare So the damsel sat > there With little else on but a frown.Amazon Alternatively she went "to get her poor daughter a dress", but "the cupboard was bare, and so was her daughter, I guess."Taylor Art Co, Rhymelets, Hippostcards Parodies have continued into the musical sphere too.
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Having gone to get some arms, the two men went to the Inn and detained the individual. It later turned out to be Patrick O'Donoghue a member of the Confederate council with a message for O'Brien. Until his identity could be established, it was decided he would be brought to O'Brien with the clear warning that if he was who he said he was he would forgive their zeal, if however he tried to escape he would be shot.Ryan. Desmond, pg.
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Due to fear of getting caught, Gopi hides the chain in Veena's bag but later discovers with the help of his Friend Mani (Kalabhavan Mani) that it is missing. Gopi suspects that the chain is still with Veena and so he runs away from the police and follows her in her train journey. Their journey comes to a halt when Gopi is forced to jump off the train, because of Veena who had gone to get some water and hence misses the train. Veena realises that the place was Gopi's hometown.
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In January 1968, director George B. Hartzog of the Park Service ordered the Firefall be discontinued on the grounds such a man-made event was inconsistent with the Service mission to encourage appreciation of natural wonders. According to Hartzog, the firefall was as appropriate as "horns on a rabbit".'The National Parks: America's Best Idea' 2009 television series, season 1, episode 6. Also, the traffic was increasingly problematic, as each night a stream of cars left the campgrounds and meadow areas where people had gone to get the best views.
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Jordan has significant religious sites as well like the Jordan River, which is the river where Jesus was baptised by John the Baptist, Madaba, a highly religious site renowned for its mosaics, and Mount Nebo, where Moses was said to have gone to get a view of the Promised Land before he died. Aqaba is the country's only outlet to the sea. The city houses numerous resorts and hotels and is famous for its Red Sea coral reefs. Wadi Rum is a valley cut into the sandstone and granite rock in southern Jordan; it is the largest wadi in Jordan.
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He was born near Ballynahinch on 13 June 1798, the eldest son of Samuel Edgar (1766-1826) and Elizabeth McKee (1771-1839).Rev John Edgar D.D, LL.D (1798-1866) He attended the Royal Belfast Academical Institution where he excelled as a student, and was ordained a minister in the Presbyterian church in 1820. He became D.D. of Hamilton, USA in 1836, was elected moderator of the Presbyterian Church of Ireland for 1842–3, and obtained LL.D. of New York in 1860. Edgar died aged 68 on 26 August 1866, in Cremore, Rathgar, Dublin, where he had gone to get medical treatment.
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Alex shows up at the dance, and takes care of Seth after Zach punches him, and they end up sharing a kiss at the Bait Shop where they've gone to get a first aid kit. As their relationship has progressed, Seth keeps trying to impress her by being a "bad boy" by getting drunk and stealing Caleb's car. Upon realizing what Seth is doing Alex tells him that she's been with a lot of bad boys, and that he's just not one of them. She then proceeds to tell him that she likes him because he's a good guy.
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The smuggling required considerable foresight and help from both Australian officers and men. To land Henri in Australia required permits, and Queensland premier Tom Ryan, who was travelling back to Australia on the same troop ship, heard about the effort that the airmen and Tovell brothers had gone to get him on board the ship, and arranged landing papers for Henri. The Australian press got hold of the story of the French orphan boy, and on landing Henri was mobbed by well-wishers and the curious. One woman offered Tim Tovell £1,500 to let her look after Henri, as she had lost her son in the war.
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The third volume of Nin's provocative and provoking uncensored diaries, published in 1996, finds our madly scribbling femme fatale in New York, where she's gone to get away from her doggedly loyal husband and from adored lover Henry Miller and indulge her fancy for analyst Otto Rank. Once again, Nin is blithely honest about her profound dishonesty, admitting that she loves telling "marvelous lies" to the men who desire her. She tires of Rank just as Miller and her husband catch up with her, then, suddenly, enters a whole new realm of potent romance with a fiery man of Inca descent, Gonzalo More. More, a man of conscience and lyrical intensity, inspires Nin to new poetic and mystical heights.
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At this the crowd moved back and allowed them space to move, but it was later realized that the local Iraqis had gone to get their weapons. In their minds, the British had fired first, so it was a matter of pride that they returned fire. At 10:30 am, Iraqi gunmen would return fire and Bravo would defend themselves with the result of the first Iraqis dying. One witness in the crowd claimed that children were throwing stones at the Paratroopers and when one of the paratroopers went into a firing position, a local man called Tassir thought a child would be shot, so he levelled his weapon at the paratroopers.
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A May 11 article in the Chicago Defender, a popular black newspaper circulated throughout the South, recounted an interview with an anonymous white male from Poplarville, claiming to have personal knowledge that the charges against Parker were fabricated. The alleged witness claimed that the alleged victim, June Walters, was in fact having an affair with a local white man, and she went with him while her husband, Jimmy, was gone to get help to fix the car. When her absence was discovered before she returned, she concocted a rape and kidnapping story to shield her infidelity. The witness also indicated that the alleged victim fainted upon learning of Parker's kidnapping from the jail, and stated that he deserved a trial.
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When the family tries an anger management technique of writing letters and not sending them, Meg finds Peter's letter to her, which says, "Dear Meg, for the first four years of your life, I thought you were a house cat." And in Peter's short story of her birth, they had to go back to get her once they realized they grabbed the afterbirth. In the episode "Stewie Kills Lois", Peter tells guests on a cruise ship about how he and Lois had gone to get an abortion but decided against it when they arrived at the clinic and found out the abortionist had one hand. He then says "two and a half months later, our daughter Meg was born" – indicating that they had tried to abort her when Lois was already over six months pregnant.
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As the girls overcome the shock of Charlotte's death, Alison (Sasha Pieterse) enlists Lorenzo (Travis Winfrey) to find the murderer. Aria (Lucy Hale) begins to look guilty as she returns to Boston a day earlier than she was supposed to; before she leaves, Hanna (Ashley Benson) tells her that she knows Aria left the hotel during the night when everybody else was asleep, but Aria denies it, saying she had gone to get something from her car. However, her return to Boston is short-lived; her boss at the publishing company is upset that Ezra (Ian Harding) has returned the advance on his new book and sends Aria back to Rosewood to convince him. Emily (Shay Mitchell) continues to lie about her life in California and is seen taking blood tests at a medical center.
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En route, they find the road blocked by an abandoned steam roller and fairground organ trailer, and a note from its driver reveals that he has gone to get some coal. Rather than wait for him to return, Mainwaring decides to drive around the vehicles. Whilst doing so, Jones's van gets stuck in the mud and before long it is joined by Hodges' van, his motorbike and side-car (driven by the Verger, who is taking Mrs Fox to pick bluebells, much to the chagrin of Jones and the Verger's wife) and a coach carrying the Vicar, the Verger's wife and pensioners on a day trip (who take the opportunity to dance to the organ when Pike, who is trying to move the trailer, accidentally starts it up after unhitching it from the steam roller). With time running out, it falls to Godfrey's Auntie Elsie to save the day and divert the convoy.
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