It got old pretty quickly, for both him and Issa.
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They never got sick, never got tired, never got old.
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It got old Roseanne yanked from the TV schedule, too.
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My granola bars and dried noodles got old very quickly.
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People got old, but a good character could live forever.
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Pictures of the Met Gala got old after two days.
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It was wildly successful and, against all expectations, never got old.
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Atlas and I grew up and got old together as biographers.
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" When young people "got old enough, they left and didn't return.
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Josie just followed along with everyone else once she got old enough.
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And I'm even more glad you got old enough to handle it yourselves!
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She never told a stale joke—when her Liz Taylor material got old,
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People have fallen in love with them, but they got old and expensive.
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When I got old enough, I became a gymnast at the Y, too.
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Now when that tactic got old, the Democrats tried to change the subject altogether.
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You've got Old Man Markley doing bluegrass, but then Strung Out doing more metal.
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Remember that one record that you hear at every function that never got old?
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And then I realized when I got old enough that that was just internalized misogyny.
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"I didn't mind supporting that for a while, but eventually it got old," she said.
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More practically, my friend Roger asked who would carry my groceries when I got old.
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Remember those halcyon days before you got old and hangovers started hitting you like a bus?
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He had no pension, because the Church would house and feed him when he got old.
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It was the type of album I listened to on repeat nonstop, and it never got old.
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"He got old and frail and wanted to make it right before he died," Ms. Agee said.
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So I've got old phone bills that I think I paid -- (laughter) -- but they're still sitting there.
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It started then: I did dishes and when I got old enough I worked in the dining room.
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I agreed before we got married that his parents could come live with us when they got old.
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" In "The Body Mutinies," she remembered simply, "I was young for a minute, but then I got old.
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I must have seen it close to 100 times across 12 years, and it still never got old.
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But that plan stopped in 2011 when local preservationists got Old Main protected as a national historic landmark.
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I think you've got old people and young people who don't wanna take risks, and some who do.
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As I grew up, and got old enough to read, these books became how I got to know Angela.
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Over six days around the Florida Keys and Miami, the supple ride, fantastic seats and hushed cabin never got old.
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Once his kids got old enough to join the business things took off, bumping up both the quality and volume.
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"It was a college town, there were a handful of things to do, but it got old," Mr. Valena said.
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Once my brothers and I got old enough, my mother pursued one of her lifetime dreams of becoming a nurse.
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" 'I got old' Joel said he's seen photos of himself performing at the Garden recently and thought "That don't look right.
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Like many memes, what started off as being pretty funny got old pretty quickly, especially when it blankets our Facebook timelines.
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"As the years went on, we started taking our kids in to help blend when they got old enough," Montana said.
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As the years progressed, and my kids got old enough, I added seats, and we made it a multi-generational tailgate.
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Breath of the Wild spent sixty or so hours letting me execute on (frankly) terrible plans, and it never got old.
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When I got old enough, I learned to straighten my hair myself, and I did so without question for a decade.
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If you've got old glass around but no camera body to use it with, Reflex's camera might be an option for you.
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Fortunately, I got old and don't have to work anymore, so I can indulge in my hygge needs most of the time.
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Or maybe that's just the passing of time and the realization that Blink-182 have got old with the rest of us.
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When toiling in the mid-card under facepaint got old, Rhodes petitioned WWE to let him revert to his original Cody Rhodes character.
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Then toward the end, bugging people to review their shoe for fucking whatever—fucking online mail order—it just kind of got old.
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Dorcas Müller, head of Z.K.M.'s laboratory for antiquated video systems, said she got old monitors or video equipment from the local dump.
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When I got old enough to understand, how proud I was to learn what the suffragettes dared do to win women's right to vote.
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Once the trepidation passes, the novelty of Die With Me wears off, and reading middle school-grade potty jokes every other comment got old.
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Typing in a passcode every single time I wanted to unlock the iPod touch got old really fast, and logging into services was a chore.
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Even when I got old enough to shop for myself and I was working at Blockbuster or FootLocker [in the mall], I'd always stop in Gap.
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So she grew up hearing her brothers talk about it, hearing the stories read, when she got old enough to read herself she read the stories.
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That Henry James, when he got old, rewrote his early work was my excuse for revisiting, at ninety, a story I had written in my twenties.
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But I feel like every part of me changed in their hands: Every strand of hair on my head, every part of my body got old.
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The writer began dyeing her grays shortly after their onset at around 25, but after having a baby last year, the monthly upkeep got old, fast.
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So we actually got beat up a little bit, but it was because our content got old and bad, not because it was shitty farm stuff.
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If you've got old toys laying around in a box in your basement, you could give them away — or you could find a way to repurpose them.
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Looking at me, people constantly asked when I was due, which got old really fast — even though I mostly felt proud of what my body had accomplished.
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When the founder got old or fat or tired, she usually just went home, and the dancers moved on to other companies or got married or whatever.
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Everything is 4K now, high dynamic range (the hot display tech from CES 2016) is common, and the race for the biggest screen got old a decade ago.
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The Crystal Star was particularly poorly received, Kevin J. Anderson's "Superweapon of the Week" approach got old fast, and let's leave the Ewoks TV series where it belongs.
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"The downside of having great facilities is now you've got to maintain them and then we've got old facilities that we want to get rid of," Neller said.
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He got old and fell apart, do not doubt for a moment that fighting aided that along, but he branded his image on the world in spite of it.
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Him and his brother [were neighborhood street kids until] they got old enough to be with the Profaci family, the older guys that was already controlling Red Hook, Brooklyn.
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"When I got old enough I acquired a taste for Cuban cigars so I have come to appreciate Castro trying to help the common people all these years," he said.
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His bandmates Keith Moon and John Entwhistle have both gone to the great Holiday Inn in the sky, tragically accepting Townshend's onetime lyrical dare to die before they got old.
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She did this sleek ponytail that really enhanced her bone structure, and once I got old enough to wear extensions, I would beg her to do my hair the same way.
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Then I went to the dump and I got old television sets and things like that, and figured out how to repair them and build out all the pieces we needed.
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But here's the difference between the Yankee hate and the Red Sox hate: everyone hates Yankees fans because the team was so good for so long it got old and annoying.
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They did get all of us kids cars, but we got old, used cars for a couple grand — mine was a 1990 Acura Integra — and paid for them in cash.3.
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As if the new 'Bachelor' didn't already know he was a virgin, his suitors (and the show at large) constantly reminded him during the season premiere ... and it got old fast.
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And when I got old enough to volunteer on campaigns, I got a chance to interact with presidential politics in a way I never could have anywhere else (except Iowa, of course).
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As soon as I got old enough to scuba dive and got to a place where I could see them underwater, I thought they were just the most beautiful animals I'd ever seen.
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While my sense of style was sometimes wildly different from the other women, the experience of dressing up a paper doll and then seeing everyone else's immaculately dressed paper dolls never got old.
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When my sister and I got old enough to go to school, she didn't like the idea that we would be latchkey kids, so she took all of her equipment from this store in Detroit.
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It got old after a while because you had to pack up your stuff and go up to Stowe, Vermont, or wherever it was, and sometimes it would be raining and it would be outside.
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"People have fallen in love with them but they got old and expensive, and I think they're more worried about keeping some of the aerospace companies in fit shape than the American taxpayer," he complains.
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When the American Health Care Act was on track to become the law of the land, it seemed like great news for the young and healthy, so long as they never got old or sick or poor.
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From earliest childhood he loved the game, watching his father and his brothers, throwing in the backyard, and when he got old enough he played at the high school where his father coached in the nearest city.
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If you weren't being "called" to stay, I could see why you'd want to leave: The incessant chanting, the blandness of the free food, the monotony of the place, and all the rules got old pretty quickly.
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While the combat remained best in class—it never got old to toss a lil' batch of stasis at a Lovecraftian monster, then slowly dismantle its arms and legs—it was increasingly hard for Dead Space to surprise.
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"Some of those birds obviously got old and died off and new birds have been hatched, but because they were being hatched into a time when there wasn't a lot of EEE activity, they are all susceptible to it," she said.
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It all got old pretty fast, but there was something deeply restful about basically putting my brain to sleep for five days and living a life where my greatest act of willpower was drinking a cup of too-hot green tea.
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"I used to do it on every flight, and then I got old and the bones started creaking a bit more and more," he told BuzzFeed News on Monday, when asked if dancing along to the video is a regular habit for him.
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It was heartwarming, in all honesty—two brothers who started young, got old, went through some dark times (including well-documented substance abuse issues), before getting clean and creating a second act in one of the weirdest, most fun angles this decade.
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And when my brothers, four years younger, got old enough, I have a sister a year-and-a-half younger and another younger sister, they joined me, too, to kind of type up these notes and do the pregame and get ready for this game.
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So much of Star Trek is about how we live in time, and a moving byproduct of this new series is that fans get to think: So this is actually how Picard got old; this is what happened to his shoulders, his gait, his vocal chords.
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I didn't realize how much of an impact in this industry being a curve model would make until I got old enough to realize that society has such standards about what 'beautiful' is, and what you have to look like in order to model or be an actress, or do anything, really.
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"I didn't realize how much of an impact in this industry being a curve model would make until I got old enough to realize that society has such standards about what 'beautiful' is, and what you have to look like in order to model or be an actress, or do anything, really," she said.
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My appreciation for Duncan and the team he came to define was aided, I'm sure, by the fact that I got old right alongside them; in the same way that I had much of myself invested in the impossible outgunned struggle of the stupid basketball team of my youth, I am invested in the redemptive power of the Spurs' radical synthesis and graceful change as I sit here creaking through my 30s.
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When I got old, I could do short time only because I have such a short time left. After one erection, that's it. No more. Without Viagra, it's even more difficult.
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When her children got old, Bachué returned to Lake Iguague with her son and after a final speech they turned into two giant snakes who submerged in the water, making the site sacred for the Muisca.
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Benjamin and Theo are the grandfathers of the Heap household. Benjamin Heap is the father of Silas. He is a shape shifter. When he got old, he decided to permanently assume tree-form instead of becoming a ghost.
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I said, 'When you can offer me a salary, come back and see me. But eventually, playing cover songs with Lefty lost its appeal. "We did well, but it got old," Middleton says. Late in 1985, Savatage approached Middleton again.
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She gave birth to a son named Hanuvant Singh. Damsel left the king when he got old. He ordered his employees to find her but instead found another, similar looking girl named Chitramati. Chitramati was the daughter of the ruler of Odchaa.
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I do know. And she was. My parents never said anything about it. But, observation told me when I got old enough, and I know of a couple of relationships she was in that were long term.” Rummell passed away in California in 1969.
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She served on the councils and committees of many societies, including the executive committee of the International Society of Leather Trades' Chemists. In 1939, she was awarded the Fraser Muir Moffat medal by the Tanners' Council of America for her contributions to leather chemistry. She was also vice-president of the Royal Institute of Chemistry (1943–46) and a member of the Chemical Council.As Dorothy got old she started to enjoy mountain climbing.
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Javanese junks differed from Chinese junks in several respects. The Javanese junk was made of very thick wood, and as the ship got old, it was fixed with new boards, with four closing boards, stacked together. The rope and the sail was made with woven rattan. The jong was made using jaty/jati wood (teak) at the time of this report (1515), at that time Chinese junks are using softwood as the main material.
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The match finished 1–1 after extra time. John Hawley Edwards scored for Wanderers; Alexander Bonsor got Old Etonians' equalising goal. Wanderers won the replay 3–0, with two goals from Thomas Hughes and one by Charles Wollaston. The following season he again turned out regularly for the Wanderers, making a total of seven appearances, including three matches in another successful FA Cup campaign, as Wanderers again reached the final to be played against Oxford University.
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The song has been well received. Julio Diaz of the Pensacola News Journal wrote "While 'Grandma Got Run Over By a Reindeer' got old decades ago, this is one musical dose of sick holiday humor that hasn't lost its novelty." He went on to compliment the music video as well, calling it "a lot of fun". Joey Green, in his book Weird and Wonderful Christmas, named the track one of "The Weirdest Christmas Songs of All Time".
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Women had to conform to Confucian ideals, as children they were subordinated to their fathers, when they married, to their husbands, and when they got old, to their firstborn son. Being virtuous, modest, obedient and faithful was required of them; virtuous women were rewarded by the state from 1434. Yangban noblewomen were completely segregated from the rest of society. During the day they could not leave their homes, and if they had to, they were transported in a litter called gama ().
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The polar bear Victoria was transported from Tierpark Hagenbeck on January 10, 2008: (video) to Zoo am Meer with the hope that she and Lloyd might breed. She stayed in Bremerhaven until October 24, 2011. The polar bear Irka came from Canada to Bremerhaven in 1979 when she was probably a year old and she spent her whole life in the zoo. She was suffering from arthritis when she got old, but she was otherwise fit for a long time.
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Andy Samberg's performance, however, received mostly negative reviews. Entertainment Weekly writer Sandra Gonzalez called "Park Safety" a great episode, and complimented the scenes involving Jerry and the growing romance between Andy and April. Gonzalez said the only negative aspect was Samberg, of whom she said, "the scream-talking gag got old fast". Alan Sepinwall, television columnist with The Star-Ledger, also enjoyed the scene with Jerry's presentation, and praised the show for fleshing out its minor characters, comparing it to The Office and its similar treatment of supporting characters during its second season.
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It was originally known as the Lower Flask, to distinguish it from the Upper Flask, a tavern near the top of Hampstead hill which was patronised by Whig grandees and writers but which closed in the 1750s. The clientele of the Lower Flask was considered inferior; and it appears in Samuel Richardson's novel Clarissa as the place of a drunk, "I have got the fellow down! — I have got old Grimes — hah, hah, hah, hah! — He is at the Lower Flask — almost in the condition of David's sow...".
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Price's travels also provided inspiration for his popular Adventure series of novels for young readers, in which teenage zoologists Hal and Roger Hunt travel the world capturing wild animals. Price wrote the series for boys, "hoping that when they got old enough to hunt they would leave their guns at home." Shortly before his death, Price commented that: > My aim in writing the Adventure series for young people was to lead them to > read by making reading exciting and full of adventure. At the same time I > want to inspire an interest in wild animals and their behavior.
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Harrison played backup acoustic guitar for most of the concert. Before the finale, McCartney relayed to the audience, "Olivia said that with Dhani up on stage, it looks like George stayed young and we all got old", referencing the physical similarities between father and son. In 2004 Harrison appeared onstage with Tom Petty, Steve Winwood, Jeff Lynne, Prince and others for a performance of "While My Guitar Gently Weeps" during his father's induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. In March 2006, Harrison made a guest appearance on Liam Lynch's Podcast Video Variety Show, Lynchland.
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However, the damage to the computer systems caused them to forget this, and instituted the process whereby when a clone child got old enough to start to question their existence, they were then considered expendable and hunted down by the Herne, while a new clone replaced them. All the adults of the villages, the Duke, the Herne, and the castle guards are all robots doing the program's bidding. The recent change was an order issued from the other ship, who have access to the Leviathans computer systems. The Doctor is able to coerce the computer systems to stop its actions before anymore bloodshed befalls them.
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An editor for CBS News wrote that Wheatley was "chirpy and well-intentioned" but also "dim-witted". The editor added that the "interactions between the player, GLaDOS and Wheatley are what give "Portal 2" its charm and provide much of the humor that keeps the game captivating puzzle after puzzle". However, not all of Wheatley's reception has been positive; in an article by Ars Technica, Peter Bright stated that the character's role in the game's plot was 'predictable' and that "his tireless, relentlessly stupid schtick" got old quickly, with the character's jokes being 'repetitive', further stating that Wheatley's "inane babble served only to disrupt the mood".
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He goes on to say that he "found this series brilliant, but what held me was a combination of strong relationship-based storytelling, a moody visual style that never got old and really smart dialogue". After the creation of the series, an interviewer asked Watanabe if he had any plans to create more Cowboy Bebop material. Watanabe responded by saying that he does not believe that he "should just keep on making Cowboy Bebop sequels for the sake of it". Watanabe added that ending production and "to quit while we're ahead when people still want more" is more "in keeping with the Bebop spirit".
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Sigma was revealed to be the comparatively and significantly more gifted sibling and was the one responsible for both initiating Leo's training in magic as well as influencing him in deciding to become a Makai Priest, so as to aid Sigma when Sigma got old enough to inherit the title of Lord and the armor. Leo studied magic alongside his Makai Knight training with that intention in mind. Surprisingly, when they had both came of age, their father decided to pass the title and armor to Leo instead, enraging Sigma and prompting him to run away from home. He appealed on Sigma's behalf but his father persisted in his decision nonetheless.
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Other sources say that they lived in Mecca, but the Abbasid Caliph, Al-Qa'im Bi-Amrillah, brought them to be the Sheikhs of Nobles of Basra. After the death of Talib, the Naqib of Nobles (Sheikh of Nobles) of Basra, the sheikdom became in the hands of his son, Abdul Rahman in 1874 and then, Muhammad Sa'eed, who became the vice-chairman of the properties of Sultan Abdul Hamid II. When Muhammad Sa'eed got old, he qualified his son, Rajab to be the vice-chairman of the sultan's properties. After the death of Muhammad Sa'eed in 1896, Rajab became the Sheikh of Nobles. Because of his courageousness, bravery, and boldness, Rajab was feared by anyone who won't obey his orders, including the Valis of Basra.
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Poot is briefly seen working at a shoe store where Dukie comes in looking for a job. Poot recognizes Dukie and admits he used to work the corners, but says that he got tired of drug dealing and decided to get a legitimate job instead, because similar to Dennis "Cutty" Wise, dealing "got old" for Poot. He tells Dukie he won't get hired because he is not old enough, and that he should come back after working the corners for a couple more years. Poot's final appearance draws several parallels to Cutty, and signifies after much hardship he was able to successfully leave the drug trade behind him, an achievement which most of his peers never lived or hoped to accomplish.
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The Horseman's Word was one of a number of groups that emerged in Britain as part of a popular outgrowth from Freemasonry, which was commonly known as the "Mason's Word" in Scotland after the secret password that it used. Freemasonry had influenced a range of friendly societies and benefit clubs which were established with the purpose of providing working people with care if they fell sick or got old. Such groups included the Society of Oddfellows, Ancient Order of Druids, Ancient Order of Foresters, and Ancient Order of Royal Shepherds, all of whom adopted the initiatory structure and ceremonial elements found in Freemasonry. The Freemasons and these friendly societies were weakest in the rural hinterland of Scotland, and it was here that several groups emerged to cater for local conditions while embracing the basic Masonic model.
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It is a question of identity: :Él es viejo = "He is old" :Él es un viejo = "He is an old man" :Cuando ella era niñita = "When she was a little girl" However, age can also be presented not as a matter of identity but a state: :Él está viejo = "He is looking old" / "He got old" The use of estar gives a certain special nuance to some verbs. For example, estar guapa, though it has the sense of "to be beautiful", also emphasizes the use of make-up and clothes to create a beautiful look. Ser sucio instead of the more usual estar sucio means to be the sort of person who is likely to be dirty. The adjective loco ("mad", "crazy", "insane") is always used with estar in Spain, as the implication is that the person "has gone mad" (i.e.
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The locomotives were originally numbered between 35 and 84, and most were given names of London boroughs or other areas of local importance which were served by the LB&SCR; suburban trains they were built to operate (such as Whitechapel, Surrey and Thames), and indeed also after areas around Brighton itself, such as Kemp Town. However, there were exceptions, such as No.82 which was, in fact, named after Box Hill, a peak of the North Downs in Surrey, just outside Dorking. From 1900, the two-digit numbers were prefixed with a 6 and their names were replaced with the inscription LBSC on their side tanks (for example, No.55 Stepney became No.655). This was fairly standard LB&SCR; practice; as engines got old, they were given higher numbers so that newer engines could have lower numbers.
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