"I gave it everything I had coming in," he said.
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There is no doubt about it, between the hype that Juelz had coming off his solo album—and everybody always respected Juelz Santana as a spitter—and then the momentum that Wayne had coming off Carter III.
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It isn't just the difficulties Republicans have had coming together on health care.
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"I loved my wife, but she deserved what she had coming," Valentine said on the video.
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I give this preamble to underscore the high expectations I had coming into MechWarrior 5: Mercenaries.
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Sanders's allies believe he was deprived of valuable momentum he should have had coming out of Iowa.
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I was a little concerned because the guys we had coming off the bench are all new.
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He lasted until 2005, but never lived up to the hype he had coming out of college.
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His disastrous debate performance shortly before New Hampshire's primary deflated the momentum he had coming out of Iowa.
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What locals in Basra had coming through their public water service this morning , Tanoma district, Basra, southern Iraq.
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My own Facebook feed was filled with friends ruthlessly mocking him, saying he deserved what he had coming.
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Mistral was similarly pragmatic when discussing the difficulties her family had coming to terms with her life choices.
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Americans weighed in on him, and if it wasn't quite the spanking he had coming, it certainly wasn't a hug.
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Harris was on the decline since that moment, however, unable to sustain the momentum she had coming into the race.
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You are the second author I've had coming in to write a Silicon Valley book not set in Silicon Valley.
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It seemed to barely have time to tease all the cool stuff it had coming out in the next few months.
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Much to my surprise, the Echo Buds sound wonderful and are leaps and bounds better than the expectations I had coming in.
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It is an ode to an experience many of us may have had coming across a stray roll of unprocessed Kodak film.
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Each of them spoke more eloquently and intelligently than anything we have had coming out of the Oval Office since January 17, 2017.
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Five years later, I know people who still don't use Siri because of the early stumbles it had coming out of the gate.
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Happy Friday everyone,My week was sadly dominated by the influx of tips I had coming in around layoffs in the cannabis industry.
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"We rushed out this inbound feature when we realized how much [communication] we had coming in from users," Postscript CEO Adam Turner told TechCrunch.
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From 12, she was drinking heavily, mostly to deal with social anxiety, and the difficulty she had coming to terms with being a lesbian.
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"He got what he had coming to him," Nicholas "Sawed Off" McDougal, who's serving 12 years in federal prison for armed robbery, told VICE.
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So only a few workers filed for the money they had coming to them, despite efforts by Mr. Gonzalez and others to find them.
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The fact that Hakeem finally finds love only to suffer for it privately and professionally is a cruel twist he's had coming for ages.
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Many people are familiar with the use of this expression in the sense of getting "what you had coming to you," usually meaning punishment.
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I then subtracted all these fixed expenses from the amount of income we had coming in each month to determine what was left over.
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The Highlanders (2-63) shot 35.7 percent for the game with leading scorer Zach Cooks unable to produce at the level he had coming in.
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"Whatever we thought we had coming to see the daylight at the end of the tunnel closed back up again," he said about the results.
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The band needed to fill a tech job for a tour of Japan they had coming up, and things were looking hopeful for me landing it.
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Based on what the N.C.A.A. had coming down the pike if we kept the name, it became pretty obvious that we had to make a change.
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Of all the teachers I had coming up in school after I emigrated to the States from Trinidad and Tobago at age 6, she stood out.
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"You've had an act of violence committed against you and never, ever is it something that you've done wrong, that you deserve, that you had coming," she said.
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Promoters would talk to the managers about groups that they had coming in for table reservations, and the managers would blatantly ask what 'kind' of people they were.
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The goal of the interview was to talking about a book he had coming out called "Leading" and to talk about the breadth and depth of his career.
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Lobov has done well to maintain his position on the UFC roster so far, defying the many doubters he had coming off his season of The Ultimate Fighter.
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But anytime you've had six good years in a row, which we had coming out of basically the recession in '09, you're going to get choppy a little bit.
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But I always think of it like Slumdog Millionaire: really bad shit I went through has always been the key for what I had coming to me in the future.
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Earlier this month, before the novel coronavirus outbreak started upending life across the US, Michael Bapis was looking forward to a few business trips he had coming up this spring.
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Check for overdrafts In 2019, I eyeballed my checking account and noticed several large overdraft fees that occured when I mismanaged the money I had coming in and going out.
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Start old-school — with pencil and paper — and list the money you had coming in (your income) and the money that went out (your expenses) last month or in the past few months.
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I would meet with Steven to discuss the work week we had coming up, and we would hash it all out so there was room and we weren't coming up with it on the set.
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Last night's rare on-the-record statement from the Mueller team is a reckoning that journalism had coming: Amid some of the most impressive reporting of our lifetimes, there's plenty of questionable coverage in this shock-a-minute era.
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"I think it's a really incredible thing to get to share this not only with my brothers, but then now with my wife and our parents and other family members and friends we've had coming out to these shows," Jonas said.
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Three years on, Mr. Giuliani never got the job he believed he had coming — "a bitter disappointment," his now-estranged wife says — but in his five decades as a public figure, he has never been more prominent in national affairs.
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I understood very early on that whatever plan I had coming here had been a very naive one, that learning a language is actually a lifelong process and any sense of fulfillment I had imagined gaining from this experience had to come from me.
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That the jury did not convict on these two top charges (which could carry with them life in prison) shows that they considered all of the evidence individually and were not simply bent on finding him guilty because of preconceived prejudices that they had coming into the trial.
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A slower-than-anticipated process of confirming President Donald Trump's nominees, the bruising effort to pass a health-care reform plan in the House and the ongoing controversy coming from the White House over expanding investigations into Russia have slowed any momentum the party had coming out of last year's election.
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After Rosita's predictably ill-fated assassination attempt — my eyes rolled harder when the bat caught that bullet than Glenn's did when the bat caught him — her face was sliced, Olivia met the end she's always had coming, and Negan left with Eugene, tossing off more threats on his way out of town.
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That song's reflective of different experiences that I had—coming from a single parent home, going to fancy private schools, dropping out of them, coming to New York City, realizing that class doesn't matter, but then that class does matter when you have all of these extremely wealthy friends that you can't keep up with.
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DO YOU REGRET THAT THIS WHOLE PROCESS OVER THE LAST SIX MONTHS, IT'S BEEN FOCUSED ON CHINA INITIALLY, THAT ALLIES HAVE BEEN CAUGHT UP IN IT AS WELL, WHETHER WE'RE TALKING ABOUT CANADA, EU, THE U.K., DO YOU REGRET HAVING TO ESCALATE TENSIONS WITH ALLIES OR IS IT SOMETHING THAT THEY HAD COMING AND THEY DESERVED?
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Some Republicans who view Trump skeptically smelled a rat, saying the deal was likely in the works for weeks and that he decided to endorse Trump "This was obviously a backroom deal they negotiated 2-3 weeks ago," said GOP strategist Ford O'Connell, who argued that the timing of the endorsement was aimed at undercutting momentum Rubio had coming out of Thursday night's debate.
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I think almost all racism in world history can be tied back to liberalism, socialism, the idea everyone's supposed to have an equal outcome as opposed to equal opportunity — those are liberal ideas that have been propagated over the past eight years through the administration, with just terrible things going on and the rhetoric we had coming out of the White House during that time.
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The black cat makes a final appearance, and stares at the fate Rod had coming for him.
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Before release, the album had been widely anticipated. Recalling the band's fans response to "Violence (Enough Is Enough)", McKinnon said "it was one of the best responses we've ever had coming out of the gate. I can't tell you how excited that made all of us." The album received a Metacritic aggregate score of 80.
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Washington Redskins in 2018. On March 13, 2017, Hunt signed a two-year contract with the Indianapolis Colts. In his first season with the Colts, Hunt totaled 29 tackles and a sack. In Week 1 of the 2018 season, Hunt had two sacks against his former team the Bengals, nearly totalling the 2.5 career sacks he had coming into the game.
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The Echoes opened the second half and played back up for John Rowles. During the tour Rowles asked if he could use the Echoes when they were available when not playing with Springfield. He had just had a number two hit and needed a group for many of the bookings he had coming up. This was convenient as Springfield was cutting back on her live performances.
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Each episode of Favorite Story featured an adaptation of a story selected by a celebrity — purportedly his or her favorite story. The celebrities came from various fields: actors, directors, bandleaders, and athletes, to name but a few. Because they did not appear on the air, the Ziv Company saved any salary that their appearances would have incurred. Compensation came in the form of promoting whatever book, film, or other work the guest had coming up.
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Horrie won the bronze medal in the Men's PR1 Men's Single Scull at the 2019 World Rowing Championships in Linz-Ottensheim, Austria. After the race, Horrie said 'It just wasn’t my day, but I’m happy to come away with the medal considering the season I’ve had coming back from injury.' Paratriathlon In 2013, he competed in the first ever paratriathlon held in Australia. He placed 2nd of 8 male handcycle/wheelchair athletes in the OTU Paratriathlon Oceania Championships in 2014.
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Jacque also sets the fastest lap of the race as well. In sector 1, the gap decreases slightly to +3.190 seconds. In sector 2, the gap comes down again to +3.141 and in sector 3, the gap increases again slightly to +3.236 due to a slight moment Jacque had coming out of Turn 13. Lap twenty- one, the penultimate lap, begins and Rossi sets the fastest lap for a brief moment, only for Jacque to set a faster one behind him.
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Colson's supporters pointed to the strong recruiting class he had coming in, arguing that his best teams were ahead of him, as well as to the integrity and academic success forged by Colson. Complicating matters, Koenig himself was fired three months later and eventually faced indictment on criminal charges for his activities as AD. In the end, fans wanted more than Colson had managed to achieve, and despite the respect he had earned for rebuilding the program, the disappointment of failing to reach the NCAA tournament fueled support for a change.
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Drake portrayed Jimmy Brooks, a basketball star who became physically disabled after he was shot by a classmate. When asked about his early acting career, Drake replied, "My mother was very sick. We were very poor, like broke. The only money I had coming in was off of Canadian TV." He appeared in a total of 100 episodes between 2001 and 2008. ;Early mixtapes and So Far Gone 253x253px After becoming musically inspired by Jay-Z and Clipse, Drake self-released his debut mixtape, Room for Improvement, in 2006.
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It was customary in old Polynesia for a defeated chief either to be killed or to be exiled. As such, it was a fortunate excuse that Sālote had to go to school in Auckland that she could be put on the December steamer to New Zealand. Queen Anaseini Takipō was the daughter of Honourable Siosi'ana Tongovua Tae Manusa and Tevita Ula Afuha'amango. Tae Manusa was the highest ranking woman in Tonga after the death of the last Tamahā because of the strong bloodlines she had coming directly from Tu'iHa'atakalaua and Tu'iKanokupolu her daughters made the perfect option for Tupou II to marry.
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As a cricketer, Evans was an all-rounder at Western Australian Grade Cricket level but was used more as a bowler when picked for Western Australia. He took part in most of Western Australia's first-class fixtures during the 1920s and was also twice selected to play for an Australian XI, against the touring Marylebone Cricket Club. Statistically he had his best season in 1926/27 when he took 15 wickets at 14.20, with eight of those wickets had coming in a match against South Australia. During his first-class career he had the distinction of twice dismissing Wally Hammond, while the England great had been playing for the MCC.
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In the world we live in today, by contrast, we have too much order: we are, as we have been reminded so frequently lately, over-policed. Our contemporary fantasy is about lawlessness: about what would happen if the institutions of civility melted away and all we were left with was a hard-muscled, rangy guy who could do all the necessary calculations in his head to insure that the bad guy got what he had coming. That's why there are rarely any police in Reacher novels—or judges or courts or lawyers or any discussion or consideration of the law. Nor is there any restraint on the part of the hero.
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The Oakland A's, dynasty or not, had become something of a running joke in the American League, consistently matching their on-field heroics with locker-room meltdowns and intra-squad theatrics. After yet another banner year (Catfish Hunter won 25 games, Reggie Jackson knocked in 105 runs, and Billy North stole 54 bases), the team seemed to be winning more attention for its dysfunctional communication patterns than for its superior lineup. Hunter was threatening to file for free agency in 1975 if owner Charles O. Finley didn't come through with back pay Hunter claimed he had coming. Traumatized former second baseman Mike Andrews was considering legal action for the shabby treatment he received in the previous year's World Series.
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Edward II agreed to a 13 year truce with Bruce in May 1323 and, three months later, Grey was given permission to go to Scotland to resupply Norham Castle with corn and ammunition and to replace its ploughs and carts which had been destroyed in the preceding years. He imprisoned 80 Scots at Norham who had, coming from overseas, landed at Lindisfarne and attempted to reach Scotland and on 2 October was ordered to send them to the Sheriff of York at York Castle. On 9 July 1325 Grey was ordered to accept back into the king's peace all those of Northumberland who had joined the Scottish through poverty or other urgent needs.
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In 1985, after becoming an American citizen, Curren reached the final at Wimbledon with the help of coaching from Tony Roche. After defeating Larry Stefanki, Mike De Palmer, David Mustard and then future champion Stefan Edberg in the fourth round in straight sets, 7–6, 6–3, 7–6, he eliminated the then-world No. 1, John McEnroe, in the quarterfinals, 6–2, 6–2, 6–4, and world No. 3, Jimmy Connors, in the semifinals, 6–2, 6–2, 6–1. Curren was the first player to beat both American players in the same Grand Slam event. McEnroe commented that he felt overpowered"McEnroe Gets What He Had Coming: a Loss", Los Angeles Times, 4 July 1985.
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184, Furthermore, news of the china purchase emerged at the same time that her husband's administration had proposed school lunch regulations that would allow ketchup to be counted as a vegetable. President Reagan, First Lady Nancy Reagan and former first lady Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis at a fundraiser for the Kennedy Presidential Library, 1985 The new china, White House renovations, expensive clothing, and her attendance at the wedding of Charles and Diana, Prince and Princess of Wales, gave her an aura of being "out of touch" with the American people during the recession. This built upon the reputation she had coming to Washington, wherein many people concluded that Reagan was a vain and shallow woman, and her taste for splendor inspired the derogatory nickname "Queen Nancy". While Jacqueline Kennedy had also faced some press criticism for her spending habits, Reagan's treatment was much more consistent and negative.
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