They let me watch but not to have a go.
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I was incredibly honored to have a go at it.
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Because you encourage the next guys to have a go.
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It's time to let other states have a go at it.
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Have a GO KIT ready -- clothes, medication, important documentation, baby supplies.
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Go on, have a go… There, not so hard was it!
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"It was a 'can do—have a go' time," she explains.
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That's why they're not afraid to have a go and fail.
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Let them have a go on the "crack heads" game machine.
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Have a go on it below and sail into the apocalypse.
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So I decided to have a go at creating videos myself.
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I liked BALALAIKA, HAVE A GO, WE'RE HERE and YES LET'S.
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Or do you have a go-to gift you give others?
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There is a fair go for those who have a go.
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And we said, yes, go on then, let's have a go.
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Do you have a go-to angle for a bathing suit shot?
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"Have a go on this," said one of my music journalist chums.
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It was "time to let someone else have a go," she said.
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PARIS — How would you like to have a go at some Shakespeare?
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Do you have a go-to power pose that makes you feel powerful?
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Rather, the stalker next door can have a go at it as well.
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The analysts have a go at including those in a projection as well.
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If I was a pole dancer I'd really have a go at it.
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Maybe this time he'd have a go at the frenum under my tongue.
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So why wouldn't WANT Les Essentiels de la Vie have a go at it?
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Esports will finally have a go-to, trustworthy source for this kind of information.
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And if you're a woman, you know, have a go at the front too.
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It seemed crazy that we didn't have a go-to brand that could deliver.
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They deserve to be alive, to have great minds have a go at them.
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If you fancy yourself a bit of a polymath, log on and have a go.
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I don't think that would work for them now, because somebody would have a go.
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In such emergency situations, it's smart to have a Go Bag ready with basic necessities.
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"In our house [with] my daughter, we always say "don't say no, have a go.
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And the one person I wasn't expecting to have a go at me was Sophie.
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"It kinda gave us the confidence to have a go at the shop," McGuinness says.
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"Someone else needs to have a go," he told German outlet Express, according to Esquire.
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"Someone else needs to have a go," he told German outlet Express, according to Esquire.
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Inspired by his attempt, I decided to have a go with a delicious homemade plate-pizza.
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Why not let them have a go at swinging a chair, just for muscle-memory's sake?
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Here are the full remarks if you want to have a go at it yourself. 1.
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Have a go for yourself, and pretend you're not at work right now/just waking up.
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Once I enter these predominantly male science spaces, I have a go-to set of tactics.
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Sure, you may have a go-to recipe for oatmeal, but what about guacamole or marinara sauce?
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Everyone else told the Beatles "no"; Martin was the only one that said, "let's have a go".
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Then, when a snack jones strikes, you'll have a go-to treat to avoid unhealthy office snacks.
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Ubisoft had an alpha version of the new game ready for me to have a go at.
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But also why don't you apologize for saying we were plotting to have a go at you.
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Kyle shouldn't think that I would talk to Dorit and agree to have a go at Kyle.
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Turn your hand to a touch of DIY and have a go at making your own nightstand.
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And I suddenly thought, 'Well, we've got horses and carriages, so why don't I have a go?
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He couldn't wait to have a go at Materazzi until after he'd triumphantly hold the World Cup.
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Why not the Frogs, the Krauts or the have-a-go Lime Juicers for crying out loud?
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"Just get creative with it," Anstett said, encouraging parents to have a go along with their kids.
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Most people have a go-to remedy: hold your breath, breathe into a bag, gargle ice water.
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Can you please have a go at that and let me know when there's something to see?
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It felt only natural to have a go at making one myself, so here we are now!
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"Why don't you have a go next time?" asked one of the dancers, waggling her smartphone at me.
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Some people can just pick up on the fact that you have a go-to line, Markowitz says.
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When I&aposm retired, maybe I might think I made a difference for people to have a go.
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Even the most health-obsessed celebs have a go-to cheat day meal — and Khloé Kardashian is no exception.
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"Have a go," he told Australian morning show Sunrise when asked if there was a slogan he lives by.
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Either make your pick from one of the preset equalizer settings or have a go at making your own.
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And it's what made me jump at the opportunity to have a go with the company's new smart kicks.
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If wearing flannel gets you off and makes you feel good about yourself, then have a go at it.
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Kevin Rudd, a former Australian prime minister who speaks Chinese, wants to have a go, but is thinly supported.
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Fern's rope swing still hangs in the barn, for any children (or adults) who want to have a go.
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It's OK, and it actually really enriches life to have a go at the challenges that are out there.
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For clients who are sorting through the complexities of enrollment decisions, it helps to have a go-to expert.
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Try it without eye contact "Have a go at doing it without making eye contact," says Girl on the Net.
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But if you have a friend you'd trust with this task, why not let them have a go at it?
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They can find the worker with the perfect skills for a task, not just someone willing to have a go.
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When it comes to eating at a fast food institution, most of us have a go-to order down pat.
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And if you wanna have a go at screaming your lungs out, the game is available on the App Store.
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"We got a game Argentinean who is going to be dangerous, have a go, but he'll get beat," Hearn said.
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Of course, we had to have a go, but there was no bus that would get us there early enough.
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You might already have a go-to formula, but if anyone can make us break our loyalty streak, it's Ouai.
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It seemed anyone with a few thousand dollars could buy the malware, and have a go at jackpotting ATMs themselves.
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"Deutsche Bank is in stormy water, you can't just let an amateur have a go," one top-10 investor said.
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In Sacramento, the National Weather Service advised residents to have a go bag ready in case they had to evacuate quickly.
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"The likelihood is that Max is the one most likely to have a go at (Hamilton), and that's inevitable," he said.
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"Everyone wants to have a go at Martha," says Elizabeth McCann, who produced many of Albee's later works in New York.
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" Asked for his response to Labor's campaign, Morrison replied: "I believe in a fair go for those who have a go.
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And rather than no pressure for peace talks, Trump has said he wants to have a go at the "ultimate deal".
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But I think he might be willing in service of the national interest to at least have a go at it.
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Merlo also pointed out that about 50% of the patients who visit MinuteClinics don't have a go-to primary care provider.
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Presidents are supposed to slip off the stage, take up hobbies and charities, let their successors have a go at it.
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" He added: "And if you trust government to come in and run football, yabba-dabba-doo, let them have a go.
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If you want to have a go at using a Pi as your main machine, there's also a desktop kit available ($120).
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The team behind that Nature paper, Chanuki Seresinhe and her colleagues at Warwick Business School, have nevertheless decided to have a go.
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If you're a tourist or have just never had the opportunity to have a go before, don't worry, we've got your back.
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"But people are much more prepared to throw it down on the line at the Giro and have a go," he said.
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Actually, no: The worst thing about this song is the "come and have a go if you think you're hard enough" line.
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For now though, have a go on the video again—it's one of the more special things released so far in 2019.
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It would not be a surprise to see her later, hungry and eager to have a go at a tiring Spain defense.
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Well, 9-year-old Sienna from London loves Lego so much that she decided to have a go at designing her own set.
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" Bodsworth, who joined Camilla on the carriage, adds, "I offered her the reins and she said she'd be grateful to have a go.
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One of the things that make him such a maddening assignment for defenders is that he does not have a go-to move.
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So I'd be inclined to have a go at talking to this fellow about his noxious opinions, letting him know what you think.
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I know you care about me, and I care about you, but that didn't stop me having to have a go at you.
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After one beauty vlogger decided to have a go at applying 116 coats of nail polish, the challenges were bound to multiply from there.
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The retailers stand to win out on the big percentage of Americans that don't have a go-to doctor, potentially threatening hospitals' future revenues.
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Because when you put the two together — which I have, I've tried, I had loads of British artists have a go — it didn't work.
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The chemical reaction by which he did it was simple, so anybody who was set up with a laboratory could have a go at it.
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But at the same time, my mates and family always have a go at me for never replying to their texts or picking up calls.
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I'm alright with that; I haven't got a face that says, 'go on, try me, have a go,' cos I'm not a mug, you know?
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If you want to have a go at some DIY alcohol-free mixology, you can get your hands on bottles of Seedlip from mid-January.
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GE will still have a go forward health care business of $243 billion-- because some of the-- the health care portfolio of GE isn't going.
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Didn't even have a go on it; I just watched that attract mode and had my trousers blown into orbit by how awesome it looked.
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Your job is to sit there and have a go back or simply accept that this is the degrading fate you have chosen for yourself.
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While new media artists are the usual suspects when it comes to creating GIF art, occasionally artists from other disciplines have a go at them.
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As a part of it, someone decided it would be hilarious to suit Ingram up and let an attack dog have a go at him.
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"You can have a go at the greens but you'd better be prepared for some diabolical positions if you do get it wrong," said Forsyth.
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Morrison, who has a reputation as an ambitious and accomplished politician, drew on the well-worn colloquialism "to have a go" to punctuate the address.
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We asked everyone around our desk to have a go and they are still trying and failing over and over again in an infinite cycle.
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" Camilla, who had already tasted some spelt loaf with local blackcurrant-and-apple jam, asked miller Neil MacPherson, before adding, "I'll have a go at anything!
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Let the meteorite come, he said, and destroy human kind; we've had our chance, we fucked up big time; let some other lifeform have a go.
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But carmakers, operators of power grids and internet giants such as Facebook could have a go: they are huge consumers of connectivity and have built networks.
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If you don't already have a go-to mix of pump-up songs to gear up to the main event of your workout, look no further.
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It's a special car, not least of all because it's Basem's dream vehicle and he's foolishly deigned to let me have a go at the wheel.
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In the big races, trainers often have a go-to jockey, like John Velazquez, who is Pletcher's No. 1 rider, and whose agent is Angel Cordero.
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Recently however, I thought I'd have a go at throwing a party at a different space—for a change of scenery as much as anything else.
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And working the door of the rowdy nightspot, the magnificent two soon made a name for themselves dusting up soccer hooligans and have-a-go types.
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I'd love to have a go at a fake tan, get it streaky and have that be the reason I don't want to let my legs show.
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I remembered the big demijohns we used to keep under the stairs when I was a kid and decided to have a go at making my own.
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"These tax incentives will encourage 'junior explorers' to take risks and to have a go at discovering the next large-scale mineral deposit," the prime minister said.
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Someday, cars will have a go button, a place to sit, and maybe a port to charge your phone while the robot whisks you wherever you're going.
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However, he knuckled down and soon became known on the circuit as a gutsy, come forward, technical southpaw who would have a go with just about anyone.
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Relaxing his guard, hands down and almost egging his experienced opponent to take the initiative and have a go, he whipped in quick blows and darted away.
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Dr. Pardy said she hoped prescriptions would encourage people to "have a go at cycling around Cardiff" and realize how the activity can support their well-being.
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So it is admiration that pushes me to have a go at the classics, and distrust that leads me to think that I can have a play.
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Larkham said the Brumbies already had contingencies in place to replace Speight after he decided to have a go at making the Australia sevens team for the Olympics.
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If you do happen to be the picky type, however, and don't blindly follow any celebrity on the platform, then let me have a go at convincing you.
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Though the two have typically kept quiet about their life together, around that same time Statham told Esquire that they definitely have a go-to- at home activity.
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Top the whole thing off with a fried egg and some thinly sliced scallion and you're guaranteed to have a go-to weekday dinner that will blow your mind.
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So on the way back to the office, new set of clothing in my photographer's bag, I decide to have a go at the recreational activity known as cycling.
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In an attempt to fill the nightmarish void before Episode 6 airs, I decided to have a go at predicting who the guilty party, or parties, are this season.
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OK, so it's not as catchy a tagline — but the isolated, hermetically-sealed sci-fi horror vibe of Underwater is too close to Alien not to have a go.
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Action planet Mars enters your sign on Sunday, boosting your confidence and strength, and allowing you to have a go-getter attitude that garners positive attention from the public.
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But sweet practical ideas for profitable technologies and institutions, and the liberal idea that allowed ordinary people for the first time to have a go, caused the Great Enrichment.
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Gail: Yeah, there's a lot of debate about whether the Dems should have a go-for-it platform or try to play it safe and just run against Trump.
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I mean, Meryl Streep's versatile, and God knows game to have a go — but even she can't play someone still not yet old enough to become a blood donor.
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And I think the president kind of prides himself on being able to deal with people, particularly world leaders, and I think he wants to have a go at it.
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Expedia have put together a fiendish quiz featuring ten local phrases spoken in the accent of the area across the UK and Ireland — click 'play' below to have a go.
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My genuine character was I didn't really have a go-to thing, a back-pocket thing, which is probably another one of the reasons why I never heard from it.
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The app itself is long-awaited, but the truth is that most crypto enthusiasts already have a go-to app for checking prices or keeping an eye on their tokens.
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In May, Madonna revealed that her children have various responses to her celebrity status — and her twins even have a go-to response when people ask if she's their mom.
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I once watched him have a go at a festival crowd for opting to watch Brand New instead of Explosions in the Sky, who were playing at the same time.
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"With aggression, lots of parents have a 'go big or go home' approach: My child picked a fight, so no play dates, no TV," privileges rescinded indefinitely, Dr. Anderson said.
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In the blue corner, hailing from Deansgate in Manchester and weighing in at 22002llbs, Ronnie Green was the have-a-go kickboxer from Master Toddy's stable of pugs and thugs.
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"For Robin it was, 'I am so fortunate to have this opportunity, I would be selling myself short in life not to have a go at it,'" Ian recalled him saying.
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You probably have a go-to tune — whether it's Katy Perry's "Roar," Kelly Clarkson's "Stronger," Rachel Platten's "Fight Song," or another equally moving song — to get you through a hard day.
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Miranda shared four images of his pup Tobi in front of a green screen and let folks have a go of transporting the furry Miranda into whatever scenes they could imagine.
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"Given that there is a series of debates, they will try to play it safe in the first one rather than to really [have a] go at each other," he added.
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If you're the kind of person who loves a long, luxurious massage at your partner's hand, then you likely have a go-to massage oil (either in liquid or candle form).
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It was when we were filming that documentary that there was a novice race series in Radical, the SR220 Cup, that said: 'Do you want to come and have a go?
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What Bale exuded through the tournament was the spirit to have a go, to take on all comers and to play with a smile on the face of his team's soccer.
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TikTok thrives on challenges like this, giving folks a chance to try some impossibly complicated dance or have a go at impersonating a celebrity or, you know, almost crash a car.
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Otherwise, have a go at guessing through the photographs below, and if you find yourself absolutely stumped, you can always view the solutions on this illustrated guide published on the exhibition's website.
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The marriage of sweetly spiced horse meat and tangy pickles was a number one hit with Action, so he called the whole team over to have a go at the equine snack.
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"If you have a go-to nude polish, bring it with you when polish shopping and look for a similar color, only with more red or yellow in it," Washick tells us.
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"They will have a go on anything, and it's the same thing in humans during extended food deprivation," said Dr. Crossley, summarizing research he and his colleagues published recently in Science Advances.
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The royal dad, who helped judge a charity cook-off Friday to benefit young homeless people, admits he's not a total natural in the kitchen, but he does have a go-to dish.
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What's more, most of the Pi projects you're going to find on the web come with instructions attached, so you can have a go at the same idea yourself if you want to.
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Protection and repairs: give some thought to both how well your drone is protected against crashes and how much spare parts cost, particularly if you're going to let your kids have a go.
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As the Verge noted, Apple's demands for gluttonous revenue-sharing arrangements have previously undermined its efforts to branch into TV, which the company has finally just decided to have a go at itself.
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When it came time for me to start playing in the garage with tools and learning off dad, I decided I wanted to have a go at making things out of glass too.
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In the event those talks fail to reach agreement in the maximum allotted six weeks' time, the President would most likely ask the leader of the other main party to have a go.
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Who would have thought that 15 years later, thanks to the efforts of Justin Timberlake and company, we'd have a go-to meme to litter social media with at the end of every April.
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To stop the president from asking the opposition to have a go, he and his right-wing colleagues (along with the Arab parties) finally agreed to dissolve the Knesset and call a new election.
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Then when I'm traveling, especially on a business trip or running out to an event when I don't have time to put things together, I'm happy knowing I have a go-to look ready.
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Working in NYC, I typically have a go to "uniform" for work that doesn't require much thought, but I love that I can tap into my digital closet to scope out my weekend attire.
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You have a go at doing a nice crispy lasagne top and you just get burnt splotchy patches of coconut oil and flavorings, which tastes not like cheese, but like coconut oil and flavorings.
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If you've got the stomach for it, have a go below: But what Sheeran has forgotten is that there is already an untouchable "...Baby One More Time" cover present in British pop culture lore.
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At 14 she went up to Dizzy Gillespie after a concert at the Rising Sun jazz club in her native Montreal, and asked if she could have a go on his instrument—and a lesson.
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A first big question is who will Italy's president, Sergio Mattarella, first ask to have a go at forming a government: the M5S as the largest party or the centre-right as the largest coalition?
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I have a go: the cleaver is slippery but my dumpling consumption last year must have been high because not only do I not maim myself, but I later win £6.20 on the EuroMillions. Result.
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Occasionally, sceptics will have a go at the "mainstream media" for distorting the facts, though in the case of the EU, the Times, Telegraph, Sun, Mail and Express are all broadly in the Brexit camp.
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For the RSA project, FitzPatrick is going to upload the board design to Github in the near future and potentially the code too so others can have a go at creating their own malicious token.
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We had just done my first season, and I made a little list of things that might be interesting to have a go at in the next season, and one of them was guitar playing.
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Sure, The Price is Right always seems like a way to get a bunch of money to people not lucky enough to have brought a professional athlete into existence, but why shouldn't Lisa have a go?
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"We are in a toxic environment for sport at the moment, in terms of it's an easy target for people to have a go with recent allegations at other governing bodies," Kermode told reporters in Melbourne.
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They clock the appearance first, fill in the personality for themselves, and then have a go at her when it turns out she's more interested in "grabbing their dick" than listening to them wang on about constellations.
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Giving someone a second chance after we've tapped out is probably one of the kindest and most human things we can do (squeamishness is silly, you're literally gonna be dead, dude, let someone else have a go).
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Whether your dad's birthday is around the corner or if you're looking to treat your significant other to some stylish new threads, it never hurts to have a go-to mens' shopping destination in your back pocket.
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"In the Reception year children will play and explore; make choices and learn to have a go and persevere; be creative and solve problems; form good relationships; be safe, secure and happy," reads Thomas's Battersea's curriculum statement.
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You might be happily scrolling through Twitter and then, like a fish to a worm, someone you don't even know chomps down on your latest 280 characters of brilliance and wants to have a go at you.
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" Glenn Broadway described the typical Instagram account full of steam and geese photos: "There's so much I'm looking forward to photographing … grumpy commuters, clouds, sleeping dogs, minor vehicle collisions in car parks, geese, steam, have-a-go-heroes.
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"Now is the time when you see the car, it's all ready and you want to get in and go out on the track and have a go," the German told guests at the Italian team's Maranello factory.
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For many Chipotle customers who have sampled the restaurant's menu and have a go-to order, the experience of walking down the line and picking out burrito toppings is no longer an amenity, but an obstacle, Garner said.
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I noticed that June 26 is the 20th anniversary of the release of the first Harry Potter book and decided to have a go at using it as a theme for my first daily New York Times puzzle.
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In a nation where the government is a byword for incompetence, why not let a businessman have a go -- especially one with an ability to talk honestly about the country's challenges and with an almost unlimited sense of possibility?
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In what the company told The Verge is a gradual rollout, a small number of Twitter for Android users have a 'Go Live' button alongside existing media options, such as record video or attach image, when they create a tweet.
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Or rather, what happened to football for this once bright, chirpy, cheeky-chappy from Camden – formerly labelled a Brazilian by Pele himself – to land at the Ricoh Arena, and all the riches of the have-a-go-hero territory of the third tier?
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In Southeast Asia, its home market, Zilingo doesn't pressure its merchants to sell on its platform exclusively — "we don't mind if they go to Instagram, Lazada, Tokopedia and Shopee," Bose said — but in the U.S. it doesn't have a go-to consumer outlet.
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Twitter is teaming up with Shakespeare's Globe theater in London to have a go at proving the infinite monkey theorem: that infinite monkeys randomly hitting infinite typewriters will eventually write any and all given texts, including the complete works of William Shakespeare.
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" Neeson continued, "I went up and down areas with a cosh [bludgeon], hoping I'd be approached by somebody — I'm ashamed to say that … hoping some 'black bastard' would come out of a pub and have a go at me about something, you know?
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Surveys also suggest that Medicaid beneficiaries are just as likely to have a go-to source of primary care as those with private insurance, and are even more likely than their privately insured counterparts to rate their care as excellent or good.
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In what is known as her "reception year," Charlotte will be encouraged to "play and explore; make choices and learn to have a go and persevere; be creative and solve problems; form good relationships; be safe, secure and happy," according to the school.
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Ryan Callahan — I understand that discussing someone licking you during a fight is virgin territory so you don't have a go-to response to the question, but positing that a face lick is the same as someone spitting in your face is idiotic.
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"I think in order to have a chance and have a go for the historic number one I am going to try to do everything possible this season and next season maximum," Djokovic said in front of ecstatic Serbian fans at Melbourne Park.
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Ronaldo has a relatively poor free-kick record for Portugal and when he and Raphael Guerreiro both stepped up in the 88th minute, many of their fans might have hoped the left back would have been allowed to have a go instead of his skipper.
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Her response then was that she wasn't sure breaking Google up is the right answer — preferring to try remedies that might allow competitors to have a go, while also emphasizing the importance of legislating to ensure "transparency and fairness in the business to platform relationship".
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I'm ashamed to say that, and I did it for maybe a week -- hoping some [Neeson gestured air quotes with his fingers, according to the Independent] 'black bastard' would come out of a pub and have a go at me about something, you know?
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In his final report (courtesy of Zero Hedge), he says the game is not worth playing; like a batsman who has scored a century, he has tucked his bat under his arm and has headed back to the pavilion, to let someone else have a go.
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I refused to twist the head off a grasshopper because I'm not too down with stuff like that, but I imagine as my hunger delirium sets in I'd be prepared to tear the throat from a kitten just to have a go at the sweet meats therein.
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Not everyone names a specific boogeyman—rapper Cardi B has claimed that celebrities who have tested positive for coronavirus, like Idris Elba, are being paid to say that they have the disease by somebody for reasons—but if you have a go-to scapegoat, it's open season.
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Image: Isaiah Schultz/iFixitHaving a broken phone is not a situation you want to be in for long but there's always the question of whether to stump up the cash for a professional repair or have a go at fixing it yourself (assuming you've no insurance or warranty coverage).
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During her statement to Davis, Melina drops a bomb: That she's known him for three years and considers him a friend, and that after he left the night of the assault, his teammates had told her he'd said they could "have a go at her" because he'd already paid.
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Cryptic clues can provide inspiration for theme ideas and, as someone who is no stranger to spending far too much time creating grids themed on, among other things, Homer Simpson and links between Seinfeld and U.K. politics, it was inevitable that I'd eventually want to have a go myself.
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Free for Android and iOSProcreateImage: ProcreateAnother heavyweight illustration app with a price tag to match, but its interface is transparent enough for everyone to have a go at sketching and drawing, provided you're willing to stump up the cash—and of course you then get all the 'pro' tools straight away.
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The Rideshare Driver Cooperative and Transport Workers Union have decided that, like workers elsewhere taking to the streets and demanding changes to the platforms and the laws that have undercut so many drivers, the good people of Straya might like to have a go at voicing their displeasure with Uber, too.
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It started with an unfortunate encounter about two years ago (two of them, one of me, not a have-a-go hero in sight, an easy-to-shift $300 item in my hand in the midst of an economic downturn), and I'm pretty certain I know which way it's going to stay.
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" He then said he "went up and down areas with a cosh" — British slang for a heavy stick or bar — "hoping I'd be approached by somebody – I'm ashamed to say that – and I did it for maybe a week, hoping some 'black bastard' would come out of a pub and have a go at me about something, you know?
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" Nesson continued: "I went up and down areas with a cosh, hoping I'd be approached by somebody – I'm ashamed to say that – and I did it for maybe a week, hoping some [Neeson gestures air quotes with his fingers] 'black bastard' would come out of a pub and have a go at me about something, you know?
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" He went on to say he "went up and down areas with a cosh" — British slang for a heavy stick or bar — "hoping I'd be approached by somebody – I'm ashamed to say that – and I did it for maybe a week, hoping some 'Black bastard' would come out of a pub and have a go at me about something, you know?
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The disturbingly handsome Scandinavian showbiz scion (who is almost certainly not related to Peter Sarsgaard, he explains) is doing the rounds to promote It Chapter Two — and given that he gave Conan O'Brien a lesson in the clown's trademark triangular leer back when the first one came out, it was only fair he let the Late Show host have a go too.
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One, if not the only, meaning of Brexit is that, having lost faith in glib promises of a globalization for all, the other part of the nation — the losers, the shutout and the disdained — have decided, in desperation, to make a sovereign gesture: to change the rules by returning to nation-state politics in order to have a go at leveling things up.
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That said, however, right now is a good time for her: latter-era Kylie (post-"Spinning Around" comeback if you'd like to get technical) has always had one foot in dance music, so while over recent years we've seen a lot popstars have a go at EDM—not always successfully—the nod towards electronic music here fits Kylie perfectly, like a pair of gold hotpants, because she's been doing it forever.
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Rather ironically Hernández says it was overhearing the lunchtime conversation of a group of people sitting near him — complaining about a laundry list of social networking ills; "creepy ads, being spammed with messages and notifications all the time, constantly seeing the same kind of content in their newsfeed" — that gave him the final push to pick up the paper manifesto and have a go at actually building (or, well, trying to fund building… ) an alternative platform.
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Frank, shooting the tour entirely on handheld Super-8 cameras (bringing extras along so anyone could also have a go at it), took the Stones up on their offer tenfold, much to their dismay upon seeing the final cut: there they and their attendants were on screen, partaking in all manner of sex and drugs while also jamming out onstage in velvets and scarves on what is now considered one of the most legendary rock and roll tours of all time.
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