The wheelbarrow, thimble and the boot, got, well, the boot.
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And I think it got well received because of that choice.
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Mr. Johnson got well wishes from one political ally, President Trump.
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Hinde was retweeted nearly 25,000 times and got well over 100,000 favorites.
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When the fish weren't paired with their preferred partner they got, well, mopey.
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And they got well ahead of the index, and they got paid compensation.
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"Everything got well for me immediately as soon as I switched," Genise swears.
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We've got well over a million subs today, so, we built that business up.
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When I got well, I saved my allowance and bought a pair of skates.
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"After a short rest the patient got well and flew the coop," the department wrote.
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Earlier in 2015, a 79-story skyscraper named "Torch Tower" (NOT KIDDING) got, well, torched.
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Instead, we got... well, yet another CBS show where white people are front and center.
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And instead we got … well … can you name the actor who plays Finnick (without Googling)?
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You can promote trust by revealing vulnerabilities or discussing times when things did not got well.
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But here's the pickle: "Got Well Soon" is no teenage-party banger whichever way you slice it.
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It's tempting to call it the first Fitbit with fashion in mind: it's got well-publicized choices.
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I also tried out the mature and hentai categories and got, well, exactly what I asked for.
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This week, reality TV got political (oh hello, Carole-Ramona fights about Trump), and politics got, well, dramatic.
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And I think our five biggest customers, I mean, you've got, well, JB Hunt would be the biggest.
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Martha Roby in Alabama's Second District got well under 50% of the vote and will face a runoff.
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We actually got well in excess of what we had spent on the player in the first place.
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It's got (well, it had) terrifying dinosaurs roaming on Earth, the scariest of all being the predatory Tyrannosaurus Rex.
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They got ... Well yeah, but they will outbid anyone because they have the platform to be able to do so.
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Rodman went on CNN to talk for nearly 20 minutes about the event with Chris Cuomo, and things got, well, emotional?
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Quality control was previously a problem at Movinga as sales got well ahead of its capacity to deliver a consistent service.
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So I got well acquainted with the "lesbian" libraries of several different porn sites that let you watch videos for free.
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What would happen to her, she wondered, if Nabih got well enough to travel to Sweden to reunite with his family there.
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It got well above 70 degrees Fahrenheit every day I was there, and if I hadn't worn sunscreen, I would've gotten burned.
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If you want to find out what's in that egg you've got, well, better burn off that 10 kilometers of walking distance!
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"The building continued to deteriorate, and the cost quickly got well beyond what the town was willing to spend," Mayor Yates said.
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Instead we got — well, pretty much every animal in "The Lion King" and then some: tigers, zebras, wolves, eagles, mustangs and pythons.
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Asked by CNBC this morning if the company was willing to provide materials for the construction of the wall - we got, well, stonewalled.
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Ska music—I used to listen to it all the time when I was a kid but I've got well back into it.
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In my opinion, what is happening is the market got well ahead of itself, the coronavirus thing is not over by any stretch.
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The worst of it came the spring after my 25th birthday, when the redness intensified and the patches of bumpy skin got, well, bumpier.
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"The first few years, ... they got well ahead of the index and they got paid," Buffett said, noting their compensation is dependent on performance.
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Parental Medicaid enrollment affects whether children from 2 to 17 years old got well-child visits regardless of the children's insurance coverage, they found.
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It's a bit of a slow news day today, but here's what we got: Well, the Europa League Dortmund - Liverpool match ended 1-1.
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Padma Lakshmi is known for her knockout figure, but she believes there was one season of Top Chef where she got, well, a bit too curvy.
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When he got well enough to start another round of chemotherapy, doctors found a nodule (basically, a lump) on his liver but weren't worried—at first.
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Viewers expecting Pickle Rick to be another wacky sci-fi premise like the Tiny Rick of Season 2 got, well, a lot more than they bargained for.
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The study, published today in the Proceedings of the Royal Society B, does point out that bees typically fly less when they've got well-stocked hives (as we all do).
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The Saints (7-1) forced a three-and-out, then Brees found Thomas alone on the left sidelines on third-and-7 after Thomas got well behind cornerback Marcus Peters.
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Last summer, we played some shows with Hayes Carll and I got ... well, I was wandering around, trying to find a place to sleep, and I accidentally opened the wrong door.
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The start of Britain's official 10-week EU Referendum campaign got well underway on Friday, with advocates from both the Leave and Remain groups battling it out to win public support.
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Audio-Technica is being optimistic with its 40 hours claim, but I got well in excess of 20 hours on a charge even with my habit of listening to music at high volumes.
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But not until I got well into the text, which is more than 500 pages long, did I realize what is odd: Sischy offers surprisingly little discussion of the history of visual art.
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Only one study in the analysis looked at how premiums impact access to care, and found waiving these monthly payments in Idaho to be associated with higher odds that kids got well-child checkups.
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In a subsequent interview with a detective at the hospital, Davidow said a previous meeting with Holloway did not got well, they did not get along, and Holloway did not want him as his lawyer.
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" Back at the View table, before their talk got well underway, Huntsman wanted to make it clear that this clip surprised her based on what she knew of Carlson personally "I anchored a show with Tucker.
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"You've got well-intentioned voters who wanted to give the firefighters a raise, and now you've got a crisis of how to pay for it," Brandon Rottinghaus, a professor of political science at the University of Houston, said Monday.
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My point about Magic Leap is 1,700 people, mostly in Plantation, Florida, 45 minutes north of Miami, hundreds of top-quality engineers have been recruited, left Silicon Valley to go there because they believed that was the opportunity and they got well-funded.
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We've got well used to Verstappen's impressive moves – just think back to Spa last year and going around the outside of Felipe Nasr at Blanchimont – and this British GP manoeuvre is one that we will be looking back on for years to come.
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"What I would say is that I would not vote for the bill that's in front of the Senate today," he told a gaggle of reporters outside after the event, as sweat dripped down his brow on a summer day that got well into the 90s.
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The Office has been on a more-or-less endless loop in our household for the past few years (though, admittedly, sometimes that loop restarts a few seasons before the actual end because, well, come on.) On the upside, you've got well over a year to finish watching it, be it for the first time or the 81st.
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Over the many years following that car ride, Mr. Jackson, I got to know both lawyers pretty well, stayed in one's palatial Phoenix home once, commiserated often in my mind with the other as he suffered problems threatening to drag him down, out of his profession, till he got well and practiced law again and still may be.
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From Lauren Slater's "Blue Dreams," about pharmaceutical efforts to battle depression, to Steven Pinker's "Enlightenment Now" and Gregg Easterbrook's "It's Better Than It Looks," both of which marshal statistics to argue that life today is pretty O.K., to a study of happiness in old age and a debut novel that challenges Western views of mental illness, we've got well-being on the mind.
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Another possible reason for leaving might have been his manager and brother of his fiancé, Gustaf "Dutta" G.W. Wrede who he mostly got well along with but found his sarcasm arduous at times.
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The conflict also spread to northern areas, where the Alagon had been promised aid by the Genoese and the duke of Milan, but they did not arrive. Instead the Carroz got well-armed troops from Sicily and Naples.
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Surpassing bassists like Les Claypool, VIctor Wooten and Flea. He earned a significant position among top bassists. Although most of these Bangladeshi artists were added by Bangladeshi music fans, but they got well known and were praised by many foreign music fans.
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She first did modeling for various designers, magazines and companies. She made her acting debut in 2009 in reality show Nachaly. She got well known in Nachaly and she got many offers from many directors. She appeared in a lot of dramas on PTV Channel.
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Later when the Grama Panchayath and Village were formed they were known as Kavanur or Kavanoor and gradually the Town itself got well known in the same name. Even today the old Town Sunni Juma Masjid has "Kavanur- Moothedathu Parampu" in its records as place name.
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Local people perceived it as a sign of some supernatural power. People came from far and near to bathe in the tube well water as a cure for ailments. Surprisingly, many of them got well after bathing here. A temple was soon constructed at that place.
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War Room Stories is the second full-length album by British band Breton. It was released on 3 February 2014 through Believe Records. The album received generally favorable reviews. The song "Got Well Soon" was featured in the 2015 video game Life Is Strange and Dior's commercial for Diorshow mascara.
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Pendergrass got well-wishes from thousands of his fans during his recovery. In August 1982, Philadelphia International released This One's for You, which failed to chart successfully, as did 1983's Heaven Only Knows. Both albums included material Pendergrass had recorded before the crash. The albums completed his contract with Philadelphia International.
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Tamil migration to the French West Indies was mainly sailings from Pondicherry and Karaikal during the years 1853 to 1883 and since 1893 almost all of them got well integrated with the people there. Presently a microscopic minority of 17 who are in the age range 60-70 could speak the Tamil language.
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Denmark has over 7,000 Tamils, the majority being refugees. There are two well patronised Hindu temples – one for Vinayagar and another for Abhirami – and the Tamil population has got well adapted to the Danish environment. The Netherlands also has more than 20,000 Tamils, the majority of whom are, again, refugees from Sri Lanka.
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He used to return to the preventorium secretly before dawn and sleep off his tiredness during the day. Whether due to these escapades or the use of streptomycin, he got well to the doctors' and nurses' amazement. His escape from death had the subtext of a Faustian pact allowing him to pursue his artistic destiny.
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He started a partnership with the French composer, Paul de Senneville in 1968. Soon after, they started to compose many songs together. Their collaboration got well known immediately, and their compositions were recorded by major French singers such as Michel Polnareff, Christophe, Dalida, Petula Clark, Claude François and Mireille Mathieu. They internationally sold more than 100 million records.
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Aleksandr was born in the family of sexton Mikhail Fyodorovich Grenkov and Marfa Nikolayevna Grenkova. He was the sixth of eight children. At the age of 12 Aleksandr entered the Tambov clerical school and later the Tambov theological seminary. In 1835, shortly before the graduation, Aleksandr became severely ill and made a vow if he got well to become a monk.
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However, he did not lose hope and continued to pray to Our Lady of Piat; after a few days he slowly recovered; within a week he got well enough and went to Lallo to resume his duties. Also attributed to the intercession of Our Lady of Piat is the miraculous recovery from serious illness of Doña Ines Maquilabbun, the icon's first appointed camarera or caretaker.
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Keshavāshram Swamiji took charge of the math in 1785. He was a very learned person and a scholar in the Sanskrit scriptures. Knowing that education was the key to success, Keshavāshram Swamiji encouraged the Sāraswats to have English education during British rule. Thus when the other communities ostracized the English language, the Saraswats got well- educated in English and thus could hold positions of high esteem even under the British.
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In April the team travelled to Madrid and came through the group stages once again only to be beaten into 3rd yet again by Madrid. On 28 May, the team travelled to Valencia to play the 4th round and started well with a win against A Coruña but got well beaten by the "big 3" (Barcelona, Madrid and Valencia) in the group stages. 2012 saw the formation of the Ladies team.
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In early February 2014, the album War Room Stories was released. Breton's single "Got Well Soon" was included in episode 4 of Life Is Strange, an episodic video game made by Dontnod Entertainment in 2015. This caused a rise in popularity of the single.Google Trends , rise in popularity noticeable in August 2015 In February 2019, Rappak confirmed the splitting of the band through posts on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.
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Carteret was about to attack when another vessel, which also appeared to be a frigate, and a brig flying French colours, emerged from the haze, followed by three more indistinct vessels. To avoid hazarding Pomone, Carteret got well to windward of them. However, when the wind cleared in the afternoon it was discovered that they were all merchantmen except for the frigate under jury masts and the second frigate.
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City also serves with many local hospitals and pharmacies for health facilities of residents. Kaligandaki, Madhyabindu, Kumari, NabaJeewan, Integrated, Patanjali(ayurvedic) and Nawalpur are the well serving hospitals of this Municipality. It has got well paved road networks, strong telecommunication, well managed drinking water and drainage system and major sources for shopping and entertainment. In Kawasoti, police, as well as traffic police have been doing their extraordinary job all over the district Nawalpur.
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The band quickly became popular, and hordes of fans spontaneously surrounded the band and danced around the band's regular street corner. As explanation for the band members' support and love for another, the band's trumpet player succinctly states "We sometimes say, we're all we got. Well, we're all we got." In addition, TBC continued the time-honored New Orleans tradition of leading "second line" parades at funerals of members of their community.
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Fiji had a Tamil population of over 110,000 having been taken there to work in the plantations by the colonial masters in the 1880s. Out of an Indian population of 350,000 the Tamils could number about 80,000 now. The number who could speak is about 5,000 only and another 1,000 could write. It is only about 6,000 who declare their origins as Tamils as most of them have got well integrated with the local population.
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" Broderick's moves were choreographed by Kenny Ortega (who later choreographed Dirty Dancing). Much of it had to be scrapped though as Broderick had injured his knee badly during the scenes of running through neighbors' backyards. "I was pretty sore", Broderick said. "I got well enough to do what you see in the parade there, but I couldn't do most of Kenny Ortega's knee spins and things like that that we had worked on.
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In summary, it seems that once the 18th century had got well under way, the expression 'temperament ordinaire' could refer in the French literature to a circulating irregular keyboard temperament with some slightly widened fifths as well as some narrowed ones: and that in the late 17th century it could refer to what is now called quarter-comma mean-tone temperament. It seems not impossible that both usages might have been at some time concurrent.
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The soundtrack was composed by Ilaiyaraaja and all the songs were well-received and, in particular, the song "Maanguyilae Poonguyile" set to Gowrimanohari raaga has become a classic. The film was released on 16 June 1989 and was a major commercial success, running for over a year in theatres. It was also Goundamani's and Senthil's 100th film as a combo. Goundamani and Senthil's banana comedy got well known among the people and is still known today.
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As she is in love with him, she offers him the chance to leave Italy as a free man. But to his disappointment she is unwilling to tell him the name of the agent who threw suspicion on his name. Therefore, Hombergk stays in Italy and sets off to Rome as soon as he has got well again. He wants to talk to an antique dealer called Da Villa there who is a faithful Austrian agent.
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Tamil migration to the French West Indies was mainly sailings from Pondicherry and Karaikal during the years 1853 to 1883 and since 1893 almost all of them got well integrated with the people there. The Pondicherry diaspora community in Guadeloupe is estimated to be approximately 55,000 in a population of over 400,000. However, ethnicity statistics are not done by the French government. There are several associations to promote Indian culture in Guadeloupe, usually run by people of Indian origin.
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However, she is terrible at cooking, so she relies on Kazuma to cook for her and her brother. Even so, she cooked some porridge with some spring onions for Kazuma when he had a high fever. While nursing him with a mask on, he told her that when he was ill, nobody went near him, so they wouldn't get sick too. He also kissed Fumino through the mask, though when he got well, he doesn't remember what he had done.
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McPherson's ability to draw crowds was also greatly assisted by her faith healing presentations. According to Nancy Barr Mavity, an early McPherson biographer, the evangelist claimed that when she laid hands on sick or injured persons, they got well because of the power of God in her.Mavity, Nancy Barr "Sister Aimee;" (Doubleday, Doran, Incorporated, 1931) p. 47-48 During a 1916 revival in New York, a woman in advanced stages of rheumatoid arthritis was brought to the altar by friends.
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During the course of time, he got well-acquainted with one of his teachers at school, Shri palnitkar Guruji. Discovering Sridhar's intense inclination towards spiritualism, he advised him to solicit the blessings of Samartha Ramdas Swamiji. Sajjangad was the abode of Swami Samarth Ramdas for the last six years of his life. Legend has it that a stone structure (his Samadhi) surged out of its own at the cremation place of Shri Samartha on the very next day of his nirvana.
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Kamala died from tuberculosis in Lausanne, Switzerland on 28 February 1936, with her daughter and mother-in-law by her side. During her last few years, Kamala was frequently ill and taken to a sanatorium in Switzerland for treatment, though she returned to India as she got well. In early 1935, as Kamala's health again deteriorated, she was taken to Badenweiler (Southern Germany) by Subhash Chandra Bose and admitted to a sanatorium for treatment. Her husband (Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru) was in prison in India at that time.
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In an interview with C. J. Sullivan of the New York Press, Quinn claims that his first memories were of "how it all got bad very quick". His mother grew sick and was hospitalized for a long stretch of time and finances for the family were low, so his father had to place him and his sister in an orphanage for six years. Later on, when his mother got well, the family moved to Highbridge together. Even though things were looking up, they were still tough.
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Breton at Allmusic The group signed to Fatcat Records in 2011 and released their debut full-length, Other People's Problems, early the following year. For much of 2012 and 2013, the band played around Europe while writing material in preparation for a follow-up album. As their own studios had been earmarked for demolition, the five-piece moved to Berlin to record the new album. They set up their own label and signed with Believe Recordings (UK) and released the singles "Envy" and "Got Well Soon" by the end of 2013.
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This event held men who had made oaths to their words as individuals fasted, wept, sang, or subjected themselves to ritualized scarring. During this ceremony, Waterlily notices Lowanla, a boy who had a beautiful singing voice who was part of the Sun Dance. Lowanla had made a promise to the Great Spirit when his father was sick that if he got well that he would give up one hundred pieces of his flesh. His father did get well, and at the Sun Dance he would have to honor his promise.
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With God's > help, it healed in three days. Then I promised myself that if, with God's > help, I got well and got out of there, away from those resha'im (wicked > people), I would build a hospital in Eretz Yisrael where every human being > would be cared for with dignity. And the basis of that hospital would be > that the doctors and nurses would believe that there is a God in this world > and that when they treat a patient, they are fulfilling the greatest mitzvah > in the Torah.Hall, J. (1 February 2006).
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Prior to the debate, Carrier commented that "I originally insisted we first debate [on the topic] Are the Gospels Historically Reliable? for the simple reason that you can't honestly debate the former until you've debated (and in fact settled) the latter." In his post debate commentary, Carrier argued that Craig "focused almost entirely on protecting the Gospels as historical sources, and it was there that his shotgun of arguments got well ahead of my ability to catch up." Another debate with Craig was broadcast on Lee Strobel's television show Faith Under Fire.
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The impecunious got well-paid sinecures; the briefless barrister was made a judge or a commissioner; the rich man, ambitious of social distinction, got a peerage, and places and pensions for his friends; and the owners of rotten boroughs large sums for their interests. The Catholics were promised emancipation in a united Parliament, and in consequence many bishops, some clergy, and a few of the laity supported the Union, not grudging to end an assembly so bigoted and corrupt as the Irish Parliament. By these means Castlereagh triumphed, and in 1801 the United Parliament of Great Britain and Ireland opened its doors.
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After the success of "Bunder Road se Keemari", Rushdi was offered songs as a playback singer for films and quickly gained popularity. He lent his voice to many hit films like Bara Admi (1956), Wah Rey Zamaney (1957), Raat Ke Rahi (1957), Yeh Dunya (1958) and many more. Rushdi got well recognition for singing "Mari lela ne aisi" in Anokhi (1956), "Chalak Rahi Hain Mastiyan" and "Chal Na Sakey Gi 420" in Raaz (1959). In 1961, he sang the popular song "Chand Sa Mukhra Gora Badan" in the film Saperan, for which he received his first Nigar Award as Best Male Playback Singer.
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Thanks, however, to airplay by several Birmingham, Alabama disc jockeys, the album got well-received exposure during the WJLN-FM progressive rock evening hours, and the duo managed to cultivate a relatively small and concentrated fan base in that market. But, elsewhere in the country, the album did not prove commercially successful and was soon deleted from the label's catalog. They were managed by Martin Pichinson but disheartened, Nicks and Buckingham would spend much of the rest of 1973 continuing to work outside of the music industry to pay rent. Pichinson released them from their management contract.
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The young man tended to him so well that he soon got well and, in gratitude, promised his daughter in marriage to the young man. As soon as they returned to the village, the headman went back on his promise, asking the young man to produce a witness in support of his claim. Lord Gopala, impressed by the young man's devotion, agreed to come and bear witness to the promise on one condition: that the young man lead the way and he would follow, but the young man must never look back. He led the way to the village, passing a mound of sand.
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But his father is preparing a political rebellion and as a result Domenicos leaves the island and moves to Venice, away from the young woman. There he meets the famous painter Titian (Sotiris Moustakas) and the Spanish priest Fernando Niño de Guevara (Juan Diego Botto). Guevara immediately shows a confused interest in Domenicos, and, when roiled by the Greek - and fighting personal demons - calls Domenicos before the Inquisition where he must defend himself against charges of heresy. It must be emphasized that the entire story is fictional, El Greco was never prosecuted by the Inquisition, but got well paid assignments from high-rank Inquisition leaders, like Fernando Niño de Guevara, Grand Inquisitor of Spain from 1600 to 1602.
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In the 2010s, Sky One focused on commissionning several, now quite long running or well known, comedy infused shows starting with A League of Their Own, An Idiot Abroad and Little Crackers in 2010. In 2011, Sky One premiered supermarket sitcom Trollied, which had broadcast six series and over fifty episodes, becoming Sky One's longest running comedy series. Not all shows got well received, at-least to its home countr audience, including Parents which was broadcast in 2012 and was not well received, forcing Sky not to commission it for a second series. Moone Boy, a series written by and starring Chris O'Dowd first screened in 2012, became an instant hit internationally.
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The absence of an existing industrial union structure within the Canadian OBU resulted in the defection of 20,000 members of the Lumber Workers Industrial Union (LWIU). According to the 1922 publication Industrial Unionism in America, "Their withdrawal was a staggering blow from which the O. B. U. [never] recovered." When the IWW in the United States was suppressed during the Red Scare and the Palmer Raids, there was pressure to similarly attack Canada's One Big Union movement: > The movement was got well under way with a basis of I.W.W. and Socialist > support; Calgary was a centre of the movement as it had been in the Alberta > mining unrest of these years. So obvious was the current of thought that the > Calgary Herald of Sept.
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Both Squier's older fans and the music press reacted demurely to the Squier-Steinman team up, but since Squier admired Steinman's work on Meat Loaf's Bat Out of Hell - which he had described as "the most passionate and exciting rock record of our time" - and Steinman himself was willing to work again with a rock band, Squier stuck with him. Steinman showed great enthusiasm for the project and he got well along with Squier and his band, despite his role in the studio being significantly smaller than usually. The resulting album was a departure from Squier's typical guitar-heavy hard rock into a more keyboard oriented style, with hints of Steinman's wagnerian producing approach. At the time Signs of Life finally arrived in late July 1984, Squier was at the very peak of his career.
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' Then I took my pipe > out of my pocket and put this feather down the stem and worked it in a way > I've never worked a pipe cleaner before. When it was filthy I pulled it out > and said, 'You know, we didn't get these in the trenches', and handed it > back to her. She instinctively put out her hand and took it, so there she > was sitting with this filthy pipe cleaner in her hand and all the other > people on the bus began to get indignant. Then she dropped it and got up to > get out, but we were nowhere near a stopping place and the bus went on quite > a long way while she got well and truly barracked by the rest of the people > on the bus.
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The home of Robert Graves in Deià, Majorca Immediately after the war, Graves had a wife, Nancy Nicholson, and a growing family but was financially insecure and weakened physically and mentally: > Very thin, very nervous and with about four years' loss of sleep to make up, > I was waiting until I got well enough to go to Oxford on the Government > educational grant. I knew that it would be years before I could face > anything but a quiet country life. My disabilities were many: I could not > use a telephone, I felt sick every time I travelled by train, and to see > more than two new people in a single day prevented me from sleeping. I felt > ashamed of myself as a drag on Nancy, but had sworn on the very day of my > demobilization never to be under anyone's orders for the rest of my life.
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Burgess (1990) p.129 Travelling in a group of four escapees with Rusty Kierath, Jerzy Mondschein and Willy Williams, their plan was to catch a train at a small station south of Sagan to Bober-Rohrsdorf near Hirschberg, close to the Czech frontier.Andrews (1976) pp.46–47 They got well to the south of Hirschberg and started to cross the mountains near the border when their papers were challenged on a train and the group was arrestedRead (2012), p.129 and taken to Reichenberg prison.Burgess (1990) pp.156–157 The four were taken from the prison by officials of the Gestapo at 0400 hours on 29 March 1944Read (2012), p133 and were shot and cremated, the cremation urns returned to Stalag Luft III were marked with the date 29 March 1944 and the name of the town Brux.Burgess (1990) p.158 Bull was one of the 50 escapers executed and murdered by the Gestapo.
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