"He's free to have a party tonight and then hopefully Kimi and myself will have a party tomorrow," he countered.
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"I know but... He's free to have a party tonight and then hopefully Kimi and myself will have a party tomorrow," Vettel countered.
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Practically all large institutions and companies have a party unit.
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I would never have a party to stir stuff up.
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"We want to celebrate, and have a party," continued Brown.
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He doesn't have a party, it will be a mess.
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Even if we have a party, we need to stop.
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Because when we have a party, we throw a feast.
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The society has no clubhouse — but it does have a party.
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But it will be fun to have a party and celebrate.
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But he does not have a party, nor a political base.
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He won't remember that he didn't have a party this year.
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When you saw Fats Domino, it was 'Let's have a party!
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On New Year's Eve, the guards let us have a party.
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Mr Vizcarra does not have a party or a political heir.
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This is gonna be so cool and everyone's gonna have a party.
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"Careful business people don't have a party right now," says Ms Glover.
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Have a party so all your friends and family can celebrate it.
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"When you have a party dead set on demonizing the president," Mrs.
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"You couldn't have a party, you couldn't do a sponsorship," she said.
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This is our time to have a party — we deserve a party.
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Get some flashlights and a boombox and go have a party there.
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But if you say, 'I'm going to take that and I'm going to have a party, because I'm going to hand it out to my friends and we're going to have a party,' that's going to hurt growth.
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Are you here to just -- you&aposre just here to have a party.
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"We have a party to get started," he says and sits back down.
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About 216,000 registered voters in the district do not have a party affiliation.
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Not only did he not have a party, he didn't have any gifts.
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Every democracy is bound to have a party that represents society's conservative instincts.
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In some congregations boys conduct an entire service while females have a party.
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Literally get these New York-based J&E Sausages and have a party.
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"I haven't told anyone yet, but I want to have a party," she said.
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The first is that the municipality of Toronto does not have a party system.
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Invite some friends over when you're ready to tap it and have a party.
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All institutions and companies must have a party unit to register with the authorities.
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On Tuesday, Maje will have a party from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m.
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It's not something we said, 'Hey, let's jam people together and have a party.
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"When I was 13 I wanted to just have a party," Mr. Levy said.
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"You have to have fun with it when you have a party," he said.
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"It's cool and upbeat, and we can have a party to solve the problem."
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A few weeks ago, he suggested we have a party on New Year's Day.
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If they have a party for me at a hundred, then I'll be a hundred.
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And her family still plans to have a party in her honor on December 12.
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If you're planning to have a party this holiday weekend, consider investing in some Roombas.
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"We weren't going to let a nine year old not have a party," he said.
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They just happen to have a party congress on the way to doing these activities.
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Plus, not being able to afford paper invites is no reason not to have a party.
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But before we get to the mini human Biebs: These two have a party to plan.
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"We want to celebrate and have a party," says a gleeful Mel B in the clip.
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Then Democrats decided they didn't want to have a party under the banner of slave owners.
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And this whole room opens up and is perfect if I were to have a party.
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"It seemed really fitting that we'd have a party that was Flavortown themed," Stein told Delish.
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"Basically we wanted to have a party and we wanted our friends to come," she said.
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"We're going to have a party at our house next Sunday for the finale," Huffman revealed.
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SHUT DOWN THE BLOCK 4 STREETS AND PUT SCREENS SO THEY CAN HAVE A PARTY OUTSIDE.
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How to Dress Up Have a party to go to, but don't know what to wear?
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The holidays may be over, but there are still plenty of opportunities to have a party.
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We must have a party, a big party, we must throw a party because he resigned.
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"But the first thing we're going to do is have a party of some kind," he said.
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I have a party tonight and no day plans, so I opt for takeout and movie rentals.
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Film meets football as the two guys have a party-planning brainstorm aided by the Amazon Echo.
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Unlike his predecessors, Mr Sisi does not have a party to dole out patronage and mobilise voters.
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Caroline Manzo, RHONJ Why she deserves it: You don't have a party and not invite Mama Bear.
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If we have a party the kids will lay on it in a circle listening to music.
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I'd rather climb the mountain with my girlfriends and get to the top and have a party.
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"Basically we wanted to have a party and we wanted our friends to come," she said told E!
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And while the actress did have a party for him, she says it was a pretty casual affair.
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"Get laid, get drunk, and have a party," said Martha Shelley, one of the Gay Liberation Front founders.
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It's a lovely day to spend time with your crush, have a party, or go on an adventure.
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But we must return to our aspirational roots if we're going to have a party left at all.
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So you have a party that's in power, but the question is, how much of a party is it?
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The hashtag #RIPGOP is trending on social media as many Republicans are saying they no longer have a party.
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"But you know, not everybody's going to go have a party and make their own beeswax wrappers," she acknowledges.
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Let's have a party of over 100 seats and be people who can really set the agenda going forward.
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As the people here say: if you have a party and there's no lechon, it's not a proper party.
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"I think it changed everything because we were so excited to have a party," Rutgers forward Stasha Carey said.
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And the big light in the middle of the room, so when you have a party everyone could see.
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Please help me in preparing a response to naysayers who do not support our choice to have a party!
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It would have strained credulity to have a Party that watched all of its members all of the time.
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"We'd always wanted to have a party in LA and it just really felt like the right time," McCartney said.
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At this point, I just want to tell everybody, 'Hey, I'm gonna have a party,' and then everybody shows up.
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What they do around here is have a party, so I might try to see how I can coordinate something.
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So she called Ellison, whom she did not know, and said she wanted to have a party in his honor.
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For them, sugar is a superfood, and boy, do they have a party gobbling it down, leaving a stink behind.
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Like anytime you have a party, it's going to be this massive orgy in the middle of the living room.
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"If we actually had an impact on the Super Bowl ratings, ... I think people would have a party," Blue said.
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"It's time to have a party," said Dale Beyer, chief financial officer for Minn-Kota, in reaction to the agreement.
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My room is too small to have a party in, but The Collective has more than enough common rooms for entertaining.
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We have an LSE [London School of Economics] student who's nineteen, and we have a party member who's currently in Kashmir.
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We're told Bravo did have a party for the show's first season ... but Lisa was simply making a joke Monday night.
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"We pretty much just want to have a party," says King, whose boyfriend, Andrew "Fergie" Ferguson, 32, popped the question in February.
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"It's an election year and unless I have a party, they can't have the election -- that's the way it goes," Goodkin jokes.
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Thus, our leaders agreed to have a party, but because of differences over the decorations, they have not yet tapped the keg.
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Dear Diary: In fall 1999, I was single and I decided to have a party where single men and women could meet.
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"I'll make up a reason" to have a party, Quinn said, citing parties she threw for people who got fired or divorced.
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I have a party today and a family picnic tomorrow, so I make fresh salsa and two batches of pasta salad to take.
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They're going to fire you because everyone hates you and because everyone hates you after you're fired they're going to have a party.
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"We decided to have a party and there was just no way we could give everyone a plate and a fork," she explains.
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Then I stream it, we have a party, then, I dunno, we go to an after-party, I play in a club, whatever.
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I want to stand in front of my family and commit my life to my partner, have a party, maybe on a beach.
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Even if it's allowed, the tent may block the view that made someone want to have a party there in the first place.
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Starting in 2001, every private-sector firm with at least three C.C.P. members among its employees was required to have a party unit.
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Or, you might feel pressured to have a party because you see all your friends on social media having birthday parties, too, she says.
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The couple was supposed to have a party outside to release balloons but a snow storm hit so they moved the big reveal inside.
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It was her husband's last night, and he wanted to have a party with food from a restaurant they had never eaten at together.
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Lop off that half -- or close to it -- of the Democratic Party and, well, you don't have a party that can win national elections.
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I certainly have a party preference, and I'm quite happy with much of what President Trump has done, but politics and DC has lost me.
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"I think we'll just do the formal legal thing and then we'll have a party," Michael said at the time on British talk show Parkinson.
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Standing as an independent (even if the Tories did not run a candidate against him) Mr Goldsmith did not have a party machine behind him.
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"As ridiculous as it might be, it's not a crime to lie, its not a crime to have a party over that lie," says Love.
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Kourtney then broke down in tears, admitting that between the fight and her anxiety about turning 40, she no longer wanted to have a party.
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My grandparents were wealthy, and on Easter, they used to always have a party and all the little girls would be dressed in little bonnets.
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"Oh snap, we are going to turn up today...This room is far too big not to have a party," she said at the time.
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You watched these - we&aposre a capitalist country but we have a party that seems to adopting the principles of the losing countries of history, socialism.
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"I bet you'll have a party tonight, won't you?" he shouted in Rajawat's direction, his eyes filling with tears as he walked away from the crowd.
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Academic institutions in China are state institutions; they all have a party secretary sitting on top, and they all toe the official line on political matters.
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"We want to celebrate and have a party ... And when we do, you're all invited," Mel B, real name Melanie Brown, said alongside Baby and Ginger.
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Only by saying, "No, what Trump is doing is wrong and should stop immediately" can Republicans hope to have a party in the post-Trump era.
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You have a party in the midst of historic change, and your strategy is to deny that party's voters the right to nominate their preferred candidate?
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In fact, they have a party that's willing to go on the offensive, putting the issue front and center at a big night of their convention.
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Of the nearly 1.6 million registered voters in the county, close to 27% of them do not currently have a party affiliation, according to the statistics.
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The 16-year-old boy's mother told him he could have a party in their residence, but was not home at the time of the shooting.
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I've heard of ... just like the people here, they go off, they hire prostitutes and have a party in Malibu or wherever the hell they're having parties.
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"We couldn't go on and have a party while there is still so much happening in China," Mr. Zhao, who was wearing a mask, said in Mandarin.
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I am less inclined to book a group of college students looking to have a party than I am to book a family planning a winter vacation.
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You have a party in the country that is quite focused, particularly when creating transfer programs, on getting as much as possible to the poorest of the poor or the nearly poorest of the poor, and then you have a party in this country that is pretty focused on shrinking the size of government, and Trump walks into the middle of this and offered, I think, a third way.
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"At this point, I just want to tell everybody, 'Hey, I'm gonna have a party,' and then everybody shows up," Hudson said of her low-key bash plans.
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My husband and I have a party with his coworkers tonight and I want to get home and help him get the kids fed and ready for bed.
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We have a party with a considerable number of elected [officials] who are not only willing but eager to do a bill of some kind on climate change.
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"Our main goal is to keep it open so people can come and hang out and play and be queer and have a party and perform," Forevermore says.
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But while this may seem obvious now, it's a remarkable shift from just eight years ago — when LGBTQ people really didn't have a party; they had a big compromise.
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I mean, Republicans always run on law and order, and Democrats just want to have a party and let everybody in free and give away everyone else&aposs money.
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She focused on explaining how the Democrats have a party brimming with practical policy solutions to problems like health care premiums and decaying infrastructure that can be implemented incrementally.
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Unfortunately, we have a party made up of a bunch of people who get frightened very easily, and their hands start to shake whenever something happens that they don't like.
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Dubbed "Scream Comes Home," the Kickstarter campaign is the product of fans Anthony Masi and Nate Ragon, who managed to convince the home's owners to have a party in there.
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"We thought we planned it with enough time to spare, but she clearly had different plans and wasn't going to let us have a party without her," Reinhold tells PEOPLE.
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When you have a party that's getting 20 percent of the vote but others have above 40, you have less influence than when you have 15 percent but others have 20.
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"We have a party that has left its people years ago — it has lost twice in a row and the people are tired of it," she said last week on CNN.
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"If they have a party to book, they're going to book it there first, whether to gain influence with the president, to gain influence with the administration," attorney Scott Rome told Washingtonian.
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When people who can afford it get a haircut, it's often because they also have a job interview, or they also have a party or graduation or taking photos at a wedding.
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"Those of you who buy baby Jace will have the opportunity to bring Jace, your baby, down to Mary Shortle's, we'll get some food in and we'll have a party," said Sarah.
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"We decided that the sale of this house was so significant, we had to have a party," long-time director Trevor Abrahmsohn told Insider from his second home in Palm Beach, Florida.
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These events take place in the same room, and Crombie wanted them to have a spontaneous quality, as though someone suddenly suggested that they hold a duck race or have a party.
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"Our view is that if the president doesn't want to resign, for whatever reason, we have a party to run that is going to be very soon in the election campaign," Mashatile said.
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"It's amazing that we can have a party paid for by Donald Trump!" said 54-year-old Leticia Villanueva, cradling her free beer at the event which had attracted a few hundred people.
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"The Republicans have a party problem, and the Democrats have a candidate problem," says Democratic pollster Peter Hart, who conducted this survey with Republican pollster Bill McInturff and his firm Public Opinion Strategies.
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In light of yesterday's events, the president canceled a trip to his Mar-a-Lago club in Florida, where he had intended to have a party in celebration of the one-year mark.
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"If you jump in and turn on all the lights, start playing with them, and basically have a party in the middle of the night, they will continue to wake up," Altmann said.
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Leo season is nearly at an end, so find a reason to have a party before the Sun enters Virgo tomorrow; the start of Virgo season will find you very focused on your work.
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"I'm very confident we will have a party room meeting today," Mathias Cormann, formerly a key Turnbull backer who changed his support to Dutton and resigned as Finance Minister on Thursday, told Sky News.
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You can have a party just because, and eat some things with barbecue sauce on them just because you want to, and have a few beers with your pals just because you like them.
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The day after the demonstration, Chief Ramsay met with activist leaders and other community advocates, and an idea was born: Instead of holding another protest planned for July 17, they would have a party.
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Then, have a party, get a gold watch, go to the beach, sit down in a reclining chair with an umbrella drink and get ready for an exciting 20 or so years of golf.
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"For the first time in 100 years, it's possible you'll have a party that calls itself left-wing leading a government," said Eoin O'Malley, an associate professor of political science at Dublin City University.
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"He asked me if I knew anybody who wanted to have a party at one of his clubs," he said, suggesting that the event could have provided an alternate justification for forwarding the funds.
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My girls and I have been blasting Prince since we heard the news, which is what I think he would have wanted: For us all to have a party rather than to go into grief.
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"If they have a party to book, they're going to book it there first, whether to gain influence with the president, to gain influence with the administration," the restaurant's attorney Scott Rome said last year.
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Yes. On Fridays and Saturdays we have different parties where the focus is a little more on the music, so for example we have a party called "Master and Servant" where we play Depeche Mode.
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"To him, the idea is, if you're going to have a party, you have to slaughter a pig," said An Chan-il, a former North Korean military official who heads a think-tank in the South.
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By contrast, in a proportional representation system like most advanced democracies have, a party as divided as the Republican Party would be more likely to split, since each faction could have its own representation in the legislature.
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While the default shipping schedule of Winc is once monthly, it does offer a Ship Now feature, in case you have a party you want to be well-stocked for or just want to enjoy more wine.
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"For the first time in 100 years, it's possible you'll have a party that calls itself left-wing leading a government," said Eoin O'Malley, an associate professor of political science at Dublin City University, referring to Sinn Fein.
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They may conclude that, if you are going to have a liberal government, you might as will have a party in charge that admits to it — rather then one than parades about in a charade of tweeted hyperbole.
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Barbara Bush didn't exactly have a party girl reputation when she served as first lady from 1989 to 1993, but that doesn't mean she doesn't know how to have a little fun — especially when the mischief involves her granddaughters.
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Having allies is wonderful, but sometimes I wish they could be allies every other day of the year, and let us have a party as gay and naked and radical and un-family-friendly as we queers might like.
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When you are talking about abortion where two victims come out of abortion, a mother and the child whose life is snuffed out, to celebrate that and say let&aposs have a party about this, I frankly couldn&apost believe this.
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It was becoming a party drug — and I'm not saying that parties should be illegal or that it's a bad thing, but I wouldn't have chosen to go to prison for a long time so more people could have a party.
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"We're still enormously far (from having the needed votes), but we have a party leader committed, a party president committed, one party that's set to commit," Brazil's lower house speaker, Rodrigo Maia, told journalists after an event in Rio de Janeiro.
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"Hutton loved playing with all his friends and it is so special to have a party in which all the kids get to create and play," Mitchell says of the big day, adding that her husband, Michael Cameron, had a blast as well.
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The way I would look at that show is we really wanted to have a place to expose new music, expose new points of view, expose new talent and have a party you could literally go to — but also go to across platforms.
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While the event's history definitely has something to do with it — it's the longest continually-held sporting event in the country after all — we guess, in large part, a lot of it is because it's a great excuse to have a party.
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"And until we started the show, it just seemed like a fun idea to me to have a party all summer, also, on the other hand, that it would be so much fun to celebrate my fiftieth birthday in this way," she added.
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Politics is, at its essence, about winning and losing -- and when you have a party coming off as sweeping a defeat as House Republicans suffered in 23, it's always a good thing to wind up on the victorious side of the ledger.
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"The administration doesn't care about the poor and working class people and is only concerned about giving the rich somewhere to have a party," Avicolli Mecca said, noting that San Francisco rents have become unaffordable for many middle class people and that homelessness is rampant.
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In a recent interview with Yahoo Lifestyle, Jones — who now stars in The Last Man On Earth but is on record as an ardent reality TV stan — revealed that for her 40th birthday earlier this year, she wanted nothing more than to have a party at Pump.
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But here we also have at least seven women whom Franken reportedly took advantage of when he was in various positions of power, and we have a party trying to take some moral high ground at a time when half the country seems to lack souls.
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I ended up hiring a guy, a dedicated user-interaction architect type, and the two of us locked ourselves in a room for a year on to figure out a bunch of baseline stuff: like, how do we have a party system when Microsoft just rolled out their own ubiquitous one?
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It would also be cool to have a party Lyft playing Interstella 5555 to take you to the club and then a time-for-bed Lyft with Enya music videos to get you home safely But how are you going to make friends with the driver if there isn't one?
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Maimane began his political career as a member of the A.N.C. "As a Sowetan, pre-1994, politics were racial: you had to have a party that was against the system that oppressed the race, and that was the A.N.C." But Maimane lost faith in the Party's ability to govern under Zuma.
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"I wanted a place where during the day, people would want to just hang out and chill all day long, and where at night, you would want to have a party," the mom of two said of the space, which hosts just as many kids in damp swimsuits as adults sipping cocktails.
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The twist this time is the fellas aren't allowed to have a party in the house, so instead they're having it at Derrick Lake, which was (cue scary music) the scene of a still-apparently-shrouded-in-mystery (with this shoddy script it's hard to really tell) mass murder back in the 1970s.
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"It was a celebration and a reason for their staff and friends to have a party more than anything else, but it was certainly well-executed and thought out, it wasn't a drop-of-a-hat type event," he said of the Bush years, noting that planning began a few weeks ahead of time.
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"We have a party that has had a rough go for the last eight years, lost over 1,000 seats, with a lack of a big policy vision or the problem of targeting the mythical swing Republican voters who don't exist rather than mobilize our base," said Charles Chamberlain, the executive director of Democracy for America.
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He wanted me to find somebody who wanted to become a member of a golf club or was going to have a party at one of the functions and they could take the hundred and thirty off of the bill that way and then they could pay me—I mean, he came up with a hundred different ideas.
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"We're happy to have this conversation about whether you have a party and candidates who are funded by a grassroots campaign by getting grassroots donations by working class people or whether you know wealthy people are going to continue to dominate politics by investing in relationships with candidates they support," Sanders campaign senior advisor Jeff Weaver told VICE News after the rally.
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