I have just gone from one person to the next.
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And in the past two years, it's just gone crazy.
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"I've just gone full meat, and it's amazing," she says.
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The scoreboard proposal at Fenway may have just gone awry.
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And we'd just gone on tour with Converge, you know?
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And Twitter has put that by the wayside, just gone.
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That cover story may have just gone up in smoke.
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We'd just gone through several varieties of hell alongside him.
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Your kundalini has just gone to the ceiling or something.
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She was everything to me and she's just gone now.
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Ms. Winter, who had just gone to work for Mrs.
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"I should have just gone to the police," she said.
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It's like he has just gone shopping at the mall.
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It's a part of the Valley's history that's just gone.
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They could have just gone with the USBC and they didn't.
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And at least you hadn't just gone full nudesies like Brittany.
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"In a heartbeat, this could be gone, just gone," he said.
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I wish you'd just gone to Barcelona like you originally planned.
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A lot of roads are closed, older ones are just gone.
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Looking back, we should have just gone straight to the hospital.
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It's just gone wrong if we've got bigger sharks coming in.
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Has America just gone through a lost decade of housing opportunity?
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"I couldn't believe it, that it was just gone," she said.
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The company had just gone private when he took the job.
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The book follows Nick Dunne, whose wife has just gone missing.
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Maybe she had just gone back to bed, Mr. Damond thought.
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At least 10 houses down, every other home was just gone. Empty.
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She's just gone through so many things, and her strength is unbelievable.
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"It's not like that's gone away, it's just gone underground," said Harrison.
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Even this summer just gone, I was getting up in Bogota, man.
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Way before Google, way before ... Yahoo had just gone public, I think.
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That's just gone now, and I really think it changes the context.
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"Every year my wage has just gone lower and lower," Anthony said.
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"You see somebody today, and tomorrow they are just gone," she said.
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Penalties on $3.2 billion of American products have just gone into effect.
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It happens fast, but it's clear: this organism had just gone fishing.
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I should have just gone all the way with it, you know?
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Then, suggestions that something major had just gone down began trickling in.
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"I couldn&apost believe it, that it was just gone," she said.
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"In the last 18 months it's just gone crazy," Ms. Robinson said.
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Our excitement level for #ToyStoryLand has just gone to infinity and beyond!
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Facebook was still ... I mean, maybe ... Google had just gone public, right?
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And, now that we've grown up and technology has evolved, they're just gone.
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First of all, I had just gone through a divorce at that time.
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The house has just gone back on the market for the same price.
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It was ten years on after acid house and people were just... gone!
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"I've never met her personally, just gone through her stylist," Ms. Moross said.
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Reyes had just gone 0 for 4, dropping his batting average to .227.
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"The prices have just gone crazy in the last few years," said Mrs.
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So then when we give them iPads in the car, they're just gone.
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"They could have just gone through a terrible divorce," Dr. Carbino told me.
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"They could have just gone through a terrible divorce," Dr. Carbino told me.
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And, Kylie's big sister Kim had just gone through her own sex tape scandal.
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"I knew what twerking was, I should have just gone for it," he said.
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It was all in his hard drive and all that work was just gone.
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What was he doing there, he thought, given that he'd just gone to bed?
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Hillary's coronation was predicated on a conviction that has just gone up in smoke.
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I just think it&aposs -- it&aposs just gone on too long right now.
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I still do this, which is why my announcements have only just gone out.
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"The estimates have just gone negative in the last week or so," said Bianco.
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Within weeks or months they are just gone, along hundreds of kilometers of coastline.
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But, hey, Patridge has just gone through a divorce and is raising a kid.
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We've only just gone and launched a UK and Ireland Edition on Snapchat Discover.
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I felt like a person whose love affair had just gone down the drain.
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They haven't just gone away, they're waiting for the IPO window to come back.
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This Christmas Day just gone, I found myself back home in rural Northern Ireland.
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Jason: They should have just gone full HACKERS and had someone on roller skates.
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We have just gone through a political cycle where that was on full display.
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If those payments are not made, Mr. Trump said, "Obamacare is gone, just gone."
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When I was in college, our country had just gone to war in Iraq.
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We had just gone into third-party selling for the first time before I left.
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So you're meaning to say that Vin Diesel's grown-up Groot is just gone forever?
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I was standing with the editor, and he had just gone to see Get Out.
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Deep breath, Kanye fans — the big man has just gone and dropped a new song.
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He was such a big and bad part of Toronto, and now he's just gone.
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"These were some of the most exciting robotics companies," he says "and they're just gone."
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Take Angelina's stepdad, who had just gone out to vote when we spoke to her.
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Facebook has just gone through one of the wildest weeks in its 15-year history.
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But the second season revealed that she had actually just gone into the Upside Down.
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I had just gone to city hall and filed an eviction on her for $120.
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"The gynecological exam can be triggering if you've just gone through an assault," she explained.
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When he was ready return to work in April, workers had just gone on strike.
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I begged you not to jerk me around after what I had just gone through.
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I've gotten off of 2500-hour flights and just gone out and run 2500 miles.
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"They're just gone and the people can't enjoy them anymore," Pou told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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They trace it to Julian's house, but when they arrive, Villanelle is gone — or, just gone.
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I probably could have just gone to the arena considering the Knicks continue to be terrible.
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Power has just gone out, so unfinished tubes droop out of machines, like saggy wizard sleeves.
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Solo: A Star Wars Story premieres on May 25th, and tickets have just gone on sale.
|
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Most other mixes I have done I have just gone straight for new and unreleased tracks.
|
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"The Republican Party has just gone way to the other side of ultra conservatism," he said.
|
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With the Golden Globe Awards just gone, the season ends with the Oscars on Feb. 28.
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Cynthia Bailey is one step closer to divorce ... the family home has just gone bye-bye.
|
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"People are just—they're just gone batshit crazy," another prominent Delta farmer, Tom Burnham, told me.
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The London tin market has just gone one through one of its periodic time-spread spasms.
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They had to leave, they had to go to other mines, or they've just gone broke.
|
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But some events, like the Big East, the regional round of the NCAA, they're just gone.
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It's fun, at first, partly because something feels distinctly off, like milk that's just gone bad.
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But the notion that we're going to just go to stores for products it's just gone.
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They've just gone ahead and made the assumption that black guys don't treat women very well.
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"When you come out of it, your withdrawal—it's just gone," he said, taking a drag.
|
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In 2013, Avenatti bought Tully's Coffee, a Seattle-based coffee franchise that had just gone bankrupt.
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She had just gone public with allegations that Bill Cosby had drugged and sexually assaulted her.
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But their appeal to the state had just gone through, and she'd get the assistance back.
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When, of course, most of us most likely would have just gone along with the crowd.
|
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Like on this weekend just gone by, Frampton won the first contest by a majority decision.
|
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Maybe the disease has just gone unnoticed, since Zika is usually mild and often asymptomatic in adults.
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"The first time I went to Blackpool was when Charlene had just gone missing," says Bindel now.
|
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We've just seen a rise in the deficit for the year just gone to 3.8% of GDP.
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And we had just gone to the self defense class because we were like, 'This is cool!
|
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The book had just gone to the printer when the news about the missing immigrant kids broke.
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You remember a year or so ago they had a DM tool, which is just gone now.
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I went round there to wake him up and he was just gone, lying peacefully in bed.
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It had just gone past midnight in the U.K. on May 215th when the handover was completed.
|
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Fitch's overall balance between positive and negative rating 'outlooks' has just gone back into negative territory again.
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All the while, Denise Burditus -- a retired banking professional who'd just gone back to college -- lay silently.
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She had been trying to lose weight forever, and then suddenly, without effort, three pounds, just gone.
|
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The law technically took effect in January, but regulatory requirements have only just gone on the books.
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Many of Palu's streets are fractured by huge cracks or just gone, swept away into muddy ravines.
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"A lot of people really thought that I had just gone crazy at this point," she says.
|
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"The first reason, the wildest, craziest reason, is that maybe my husband is just gone," she thinks.
|
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Whether Riley was just gone off the fats and proteins, or actually intoxicated, is beside the point.
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"I had just gone through a very bad experience, the worst thing I've ever been through," she says.
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India has only produced a few thousand downloads for Spotify Lite so far, as it's just gone live.
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"We were new here, we don&apost know about that, they had just gone taking pictures," he said.
|
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"My life has just gone to hell in a hand basket," he tells his wife in another scene.
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It&aposs just gone into production and is being used by a few law enforcement agencies in California.
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If I had seen him earlier, I would have just gone right to the guy at the backdoor.
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Had they just gone the way everyone else was going, it might've turned the tables a little bit.
|
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"Gay marriage has just gone through," David Hare said one night, visiting my dressing room before the show.
|
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I don't mean it sinks in quickly; I mean that you put it on and it's just gone.
|
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Who Targets Me is a browser plugin which identified such political advertisements in the General Election just gone.
|
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But one Stockholm-based salon may have just gone off the deep end — and people are not pleased.
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"It was great, then one day it was just gone," Reddit user u/FightingBlaze77 said in a comment.
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"Maybe having just gone through a lot of that stuff, I don't want other people to," she said.
|
|
One inmate awaiting trial on drug charges mentioned to his lawyer that he had just gone through detox.
|
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He explained that the power had been flickering for days and, with a boom, had just gone out.
|
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My brother had just gone off to college, and crossword puzzles were a haven from my parents' fighting.
|
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They had just gone out of fashion, but the idea of women gathering together was very, very powerful.
|
|
She had just gone inside when a man got into her vehicle and started driving away, according to KXAS.
|
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We had just gone through eight years of President Bush, his approval ratings were very low at this point.
|
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Gods of Egypt is so ridiculous that I wish they would have just gone all the way with it.
|
|
Times like these make me wonder if I've just gone undiagnosed the entire short span of my adult life.
|
|
Hey, we'd need the confidence boost, too, if we'd just gone through a breakup with a Victoria's Secret model.
|
|
Republican presidential nominee Donald J. Trump had just gone after President Barack Obama for backing Clinton in the race.
|
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It was a Mini but it ended looking like a mini pickle because the back end was just gone.
|
|
And if I could do things over again, I'd probably have just gone with something that works with Bluetooth.
|
|
Had Curry and the season just gone on like this, it would have been historic, but also deadly dull.
|
|
Especially when the acquiring company had just gone public four months earlier, and was off to a rocky start.
|
|
Citing his "most reliable source," Tilson claimed Lumber Liquidators' business "has just gone off a cliff" in recent weeks.
|
|
When the birds disappeared, the scientists couldn't know for sure if they were dead or had just gone elsewhere.
|
|
Bryan had just gone through a pretty bad break-up, and he wrote a lot of songs about that.
|
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And I think the appetite for the unknown and high-risk in the public markets, it's just gone down.
|
|
The government has just gone from card catalogues to Google, which should reduce search times from months to minutes.
|
|
They might have also been thinking about their friends at Douglas who had just gone through the same thing.
|
|
I remember that after paying my student stuff it was just gone, as if I never even had it.
|
|
Mitchell had just gone through a harrowing period, emotionally, after the death of her friend, the poet, Frank O'Hara.
|
|
When Sphen and Magic became a couple, Australia had just gone through a bitter battle to legalize gay marriage.
|
|
Couldn't Taylor Swift have just gone all Maureen Ponderosa instead of turning into the weird, furry beast she became?
|
|
Diffie had just gone public with his positive diagnosis two days ago on Friday, posting a message to Facebook.
|
|
"Once you retire, that support system, the people you spend so much time around, is just gone," he said.
|
|
I had just gone through the end of a six-year relationship last summer and it was super difficult.
|
|
Two months later, Mr. Selvadurai had just gone to bed when he heard Ms. Hardeman scream out to him.
|
|
Have you ever had instances where a sunrise set has just gone in an odd direction that you didn't expect?
|
|
I tell my friends he's so good at cooking and then they come over and he's just gone to Costco.
|
|
As it happens, I had just gone bowling before this came across my desk — well, I don't have a desk.
|
|
Khloe Kardashian has just gone to court a second time to end her marriage to Lamar Odom ... TMZ has learned.
|
|
NO METAL IN LONDON The London tin market has just gone one through one of its periodic time-spread spasms.
|
|
I feel like I was dumb—I was so close to Chicago, and I should have just gone to Chicago.
|
|
Like all of the chirpy confidence she'd had before was just gone, and she obviously really regretted what she'd done.
|
|
Morality's just gone, morals have flown out the window and we deserve so much better than this as a country.
|
|
Little did they know the president would arrive in an hour to declare that we had just gone to war.
|
|
Sergeant Isaac Obua "has just gone bonkers" and was himself killed, military spokesman Paddy Ankunda said in a Twitter post.
|
|
"I went to bed completely clean in terms of channel standing, woke up with the channel just gone," he said.
|
|
This is a good time to be asking this question because I've just gone through like two weeks of pain.
|
|
Arrived at my local grocery store with a long list and learned that the workers had just gone on strike.
|
|
He probably could have avoided the sling had he just gone to the hospital that night and seen a doctor.
|
|
My life has just gone through a big change: My partner of four years ended our relationship and moved out.
|
|
"The site you were searching for has just gone to explore Pluto," a notice at the show's Youku page said.
|
|
I had just gone through this, and how dare I walk away and wash my hands of that whole situation.
|
|
Tickets for the Madison Square Garden stop of Radiohead's latest tour had just gone on sale, priced at $22 each.
|
|
But I knew I'd been up late with friends and had just gone running for the second time in months yesterday.
|
|
"She asked if Dad could speak with them later, as he had just gone up for a nap," writes Kennedy Smith.
|
|
Sometimes I wish she'd just gone to a big studio and spent a decade simulating rainfall patterns for drag-racing games.
|
|
Scott Brunton had just gone through a bad breakup when actor George Takei offered to take him out on the town.
|
|
This was because the money market fund had invested in Lehman Brothers, a financial firm that had just gone belly-up.
|
|
Isaac: I understand very well that the employees of the six sites have just gone through a very difficult, painful time.
|
|
Jobs have gone overseas or just gone altogether; the unionised industries of the Industrial Revolution, mining and steel, are hugely diminished.
|
|
Diddy has just gone to a private viewing of his late, beloved Kim Porter ... a day before she's laid to rest.
|
|
Lamar Odom may have just gone public with personal trainer Sabrina Parr, but their relationship might not be the real deal.
|
|
The home was in a sought-after suburb with excellent schools and had just gone on the market the previous Thursday.
|
|
The video, which had just gone viral, showed the couple walking down a red carpet on the airport tarmac in Israel.
|
|
And I feel like I've just gone on a little bit farther with Jo; I've pushed that a little bit more.
|
|
It's just gone midnight and I'm stood next to a young French bloke who looks like he's enjoying himself a lot.
|
|
Has anyone ever said screw it all and flipped on the Tone Lōc and just gone for it like she did?
|
|
Usually, I would've just gone to my regular spot and gotten something for free, but I'm still shaky from this morning.
|
|
In theory, all those messages should have just gone into the ether but in practice, they got stuck on a server.
|
|
"I think the level of awareness and understanding has just gone through the roof in the last few months," Munn said.
|
|
On the weekend just gone Hungary's Prime Minister Victor Orbán ordered a fence to be built at its border with Romania.
|
|
He told Lorraine that he thought he had just gone overboard the first time, and decided to give it a second try.
|
|
There were rumors of this late last year, but WWD reports that the wheels of this plan have just gone into motion.
|
|
"It seems they had just gone to a back part of the cemetery and we're just hanging out there," Crossett told CBS.
|
|
And second of all, the whole thing felt like we'd just gone on hiatus for a week and we'd just come back.
|
|
And the right wing, if Hillary had won, they would've beat people up for a week ,and then just gone back home.
|
|
Every one of us is dogged by fantasies of what might have been if only we'd just gone for what we wanted.
|
|
Tom's face had just gone white," Robbie explains, before getting to the kicker: "Standing next to them is former president Barack Obama.
|
|
"We were confused, but we thought it could be because of the growth spurt she had just gone through," he tells PEOPLE.
|
|
This would have been easier if they had just gone to the cops after The Jenna Thing when they were 15. 3.
|
|
"She feels she has worked very hard to get different work deals and everything is just gone," a source previously told PEOPLE.
|
|
It's been an exhausting few days, and the pace of it all has been strange, especially since Mercury has just gone retrograde.
|
|
It was 2012, Workday had just gone public and the two were talking about the onerous but exciting process of starting companies.
|
|
Like, all of a sudden he's just gone, and no one knew where he went, and he went to some villa somewhere.
|
|
The sun had just gone down, and white light glowed between the darkening sky and the dormant fields, the crouching, saturnine orchards.
|
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She had been working as a preschool teacher, and was wary of the fact that Khosrowshahi had just gone through a divorce.
|
|
When those types of scenes dry up, it has a devastating effect in smaller towns because a certain freedom is just gone.
|
|
" He said, "I would have been happier if I'd just gone to work for the government, had a steady nine to five.
|
|
"That era is just gone, and that's quite remarkable, but it's been replaced by this new 21st century tech economy," he said.
|
|
The stories they acted out when they were playing always recreated the dangerous journey they had just gone through to get here.
|
|
When Sphen and Magic became a couple, Australia had just gone through a bitter battle about whether gay marriage should be legal.
|
|
Some hadn't experienced anything until they woke up at home thinking it was morning before realizing 48 hours had just gone by.
|
|
This weekend just gone, after nearly a decade of clubbing in the capital, I went to Ministry of Sound for the first time.
|
|
Having just gone public one year ago, Stitch Fix has been looking for ways to diversify its sources of revenue while managing investments.
|
|
Some who have left on their own accord have just gone back to their previous jobs and not exited for lucrative outside offers.
|
|
Judge Keith Urban described the performance as so moving that it made him feel as though he had just gone through a baptism.
|
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Reebok has just gone live with a 30% off code that works on all outlet items and thousands of non-sale items too.
|
|
If you begin to feel like you've accumulated nothing but rotten luck, you may have just gone too long without taking a rest.
|
|
Greer claims he then went outside the hotel and began recording a Facebook Live video to tell friends what had just gone down.
|
|
"Finally, there was a realisation that short positioning in OATs had just gone too far," SocGen analysts said, referring to French government bonds.
|
|
"Commodities costs have just gone up so much that they almost have no choice" but to raise prices, Bernstein analyst Ali Dibadj said.
|
|
But the cost of Mr. Trump's approach has just gone up: Americans will be paying higher prices on a wide range of goods.
|
|
It turned out that O'Brady had just gone skiing, Rudd said, and they finally saw each other after Rudd pitched his own tent.
|
|
"We always benefit from experience and as we plan with Stan, it's useful to have just gone through this with Rog," Paganini said.
|
|
"He had just gone through I don't know how many bankruptcies," Bill Pruitt, a producer on the show, recently told The New Yorker.
|
|
And it's so great to see that something you put yourself into is not just gone — that she's there in every single breath.
|
|
When I wake up the next day, I feel a bit of nagging guilt and I wonder, should I have just gone out?
|
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I've just gone through a two-week trip around the country, screening the movie in different cities, and afterwards I'll always chat to people.
|
|
Every week, the Noisey staff puts together a list of the best and most important albums, mixtapes, and EPs from the week just gone.
|
|
UK power plants have just gone over five days without burning any coal, their longest coal-free streak since the Industrial Revolution, Bloomberg reports.
|
|
"The only thing… I'm happy they found him knowing that he's just gone, I just wanted to see him one more time," she said.
|
|
What ensues is an absolutely bonkers narrative that would have been simpler, healthier, and way less expensive if everyone had just gone to therapy.
|
|
In the wake of what she had just gone through, the political conflicts in the news took on a new urgency in her mind.
|
|
Ask anyone who's just gone through a breakup or got turned down by someone they asked out and they'll tell you definitively: love hurts.
|
|
I allow myself a pass when it comes to hair products because I've just gone blonde and that shit is high-maintenance—sorry, fishies.
|
|
Spencer Renck says his alarm had just gone off and he was getting up to go to work when he heard the noises upstairs.
|
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" I thought, "If these families who've just gone through this feel this way, clearly Washington is going to get the message and do something.
|
|
If I had just gone for quality bras that were a little more expensive in the first place, I would have saved some money.
|
|
He had recently just gone on tour with Cedric the Entertainer, George Lopez, D.L. Hughley, and Eddie Griffin, the New York Daily News reports.
|
|
This game should be an excellent barometer for whether Seattle's rebuilt defense has gotten better, or if they have just gone against easy competition.
|
|
"This country's just gone off the walls since Trump got elected," he said, echoing the impressions of thousands of new Pennsylvania voters his age.
|
|
Also, the first time Amelia was pregnant she'd just gone through the unspeakable pain of losing the man she loved to an oxycodone overdose.
|
|
With the national debt having just gone over $21 trillion, this is hardly the time to be making already expensive projects even more expensive.
|
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"Two weeks ago, I'd have just gone ahead and scheduled it, but now it's not something I will put on the calendar," Pinck said.
|
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Every week, the Noisey staff puts together a list of the best and most important albums, mixtapes, and EPs from the week just gone.
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"Of course, he would have lined up the tanks and just gone after folks," said David H. Petraeus, the retired general and former C.I.A. director.
|
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"Every problem, every thought I have, everything is just gone, and it's just me in the water," she says about her dedication to the pool.
|
|
But once you see red and once you've just gone, and I knew with the honesty issue, she'd be gone and she was gone… crazed.
|
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"It was loud," she told BuzzFeed News on Thursday, sitting in the dark at the Beaumont evacuation center, because the electricity had just gone out.
|
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Gazing into each others eyes as if they had just gone on a multi-state killing spree, they both look back directly at the camera.
|
|
The woman in 'California' has just gone through something very tough, but now she's thinking about all the possibilities of where her life can go.
|
|
But another company on Kickstarter is taking the same approach to making music accessible — except it's just gone ahead and made an entirely new instrument.
|
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That, even with Justin Turner having just gone on the disabled list and Logan Forsythe, due to return soon, having been out for a month.
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In other words, the study may partly simply show a weakness in momentum investment - buying what has just gone up - as a long-term strategy.
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It's just gone midday on a Monday, and I'm somewhere in the depths of the BBC's looming central London headquarters with R&B newcomer Khalid.
|
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So many women and girls just gone, plucked out of existence, their lives reduced to family photos and names on cold cases, stained with sorrow.
|
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With the new round of tariffs that have just gone into effect, he has essentially imposed a $220006 billion fine for a $2202 billion crime.
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A video of an interview he had done earlier in the day, with Luke Rudkowski, a right-wing activist and videographer, had just gone online.
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Resolving those disagreements will fall on the hands of leadership, who've just gone through battle on the health care repeal effort that ultimately went nowhere.
|
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Officer Chris Carter had just gone off duty when he heard reports about a mass shooting at the company where family and longtime friends work.
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This weekend just gone an EDM DJ called KSHMR played a festival in Canada and at some stage during his set the sound cut out.
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Maybe Portland State, a team that played home games in front of a few thousand fans and had just gone winless for an entire season.
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DocSend CEO Russ Heddleston told me that his own personal takeaway is that the quality bar has just gone up for many early-stage startups.
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But only hours after voting, Upton was dealing with a post-impeachment Trump, who had just gone after Dingell, Upton's longtime colleague and congressional neighbor.
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I thought, &aposIf these families who&aposve just gone through this feel this way, clearly Washington is going to get the message and do something.
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The five-bedroom house on Huckleberry Hill Road, built in 1982 in a classical Palladian style, has just gone on the market for $8.5 million.
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You put them on when you go to sleep, you wake up the next day, and they're just gone — also water, moisturizer, and a good diet.
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While it recorded a 20-percent drop in profits for the financial year just gone, it is predicting record profits for the year to March 2017.
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I could have just gone all-out, pretended to be mad and been dismissed, but the thing is I do want to serve in the army.
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Vanderbilt made a 24-23 run, starting with forward Joe Toye's 443-pointer with 244:22003 left after the Commodores had just gone down by 21.
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The early stage startup has been bootstrapping since being founded in late 2015, and has just gone through London's Winton Labs accelerator for data-focused businesses.
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Kanye West and Taylor Swift's feud has just gone nuclear – but could the social media drama also land some of Hollywood's biggest names in the courtroom?
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Sofia Vergara and Renata Black's EBY underwear enterprise has just gone live, letting users sign up to receive three pairs of new underwear every three months.
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It's so, so sad, I mean morality is just gone, morals have flown out the window we deserve so much better than this as a country.
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The former neurosurgeon has denounced the Cruz campaign's moves in moral tones and has just gone through a painful process of paring back his own staff.
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And we've seen that this World Cup - the digital views, the short clips, the stuff that's being watched on handsets -- that's just gone through the roof.
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It was something more intense than an opiate that went through him when he studied the most recent post, which was from the weekend just gone.
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"If you're a Disney board member, your workload has just gone up a lot and you're going to get a lot of scrutiny," Professor Larcker said.
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I head straight for the coffee—after all, it has just gone 7am—but find that there's more on offer than just a few flat whites.
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So many of the people we spoke to, their friends were just gone within a few years, and we couldn't forget that, just as they couldn't.
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"And then I feel like, if I'd have died, people would have just gone on, making money off of my death as well," he says, morbidly.
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There are several observations I want to make about this chart: The chart depicts the PC, tablet and smartphone computing cycle we have just gone through.
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From there we shift our focus to the climate emergency, where a ban on all plastic bags has just gone into effect in New York state.
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"This is something our people had done for thousands of years, and then all of a sudden, it's just gone," said Ms. Chythlook, who is Gwich'in.
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Colon had just gone 15-8 in an All-Star season for the Mets, leading the team in innings for the third year in a row.
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She was telling me very intimate details of her life, like how she had just gone through a breakup with her ex who was addicted to drugs.
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The Republican presidential frontrunner had just gone on a rant about how cameras at his rallies point only to his crowds when there's a protester causing trouble.
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He had just gone off-duty after finishing a 24-hour tour with Ladder 35 that morning but went back to work when the fateful alarm sounded.
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So I just tweeted like, "She gon' learn today" as a joke, but she saw that and brought me into the conversation – now it's just gone crazy.
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IN JUNE 2007 a banker, or anyone else with $499 to spare, could try a novel distraction from work: Apple's first iPhone had just gone on sale.
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"In the past five or so years, markets have been so average that companies have just gone straight into blackout without doing a deal," one banker said.
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Joey ran to Lowe's in search of some sort of cart but having just gone through Hurricane Matthew a few days before, the store was wiped out.
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There have been other times where I have eaten something cheaper beforehand, and then just gone to the more expensive restaurant to sit while other people eat.
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The Penguins had just gone up by one a little over a minute before when Carl Hagelin put them back ahead off an assist from Olli Maatta.
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Our sources say Princess saw cops nearby so she informed them of what had just gone down, and they are now investigating it as a possible theft.
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"She had just gone on this long diatribe about how the best, most effective way to open a can of cranberries is upside down," Mr. Vreeland said.
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I wrote to the star of Die Hard and Robin Hood, who's career had just gone through the roof, and a week later he was in touch.
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"I was just trying to figure out how to own the experience I'd just gone through and the things who make me who I am," she continued.
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She really is a hero of mine who has just gone against the grain her whole life; she sets the tone for how she wants to live.
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The Mercury came into the semifinal series against them on a high, having just gone to New York and defeated the third-best team in the Liberty.
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While she regrets not doing more to have won, she never disparages her opponent or says she wishes she had just gone in and broken her arm.
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"We had just gone through three or four years of record sales not being that good, and grunge being the big thing on the radio," he continued.
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And because I've always just gone by that one name, I've long been fascinated by people who have one or more additional monikers by which they're known.
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It&aposs been a rough year for a lot of unicorns that have just gone public, and Green shares the ones he thinks have the most potential.
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I do not sit here believing that if you've just gone to a great school and this, that and the other, it's all going to be fine.
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I do not sit here believing that if you've just gone to a great school and this, that and the other, it's all going to be fine.
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The thing is, though, that if you've just gone 10–72, the third-worst season in N.B.A. history, nobody cares what books are on your bedside table.
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Doctor Who has finally just gone ahead and made the implicit explicit: Showrunner Steven Moffat is stepping down after the show's upcoming 10th season ends in 2017.
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While we're at it, how does anyone commute to work in the summer and arrive at the office not looking like they've just gone through a car wash?
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Ronnie Ortiz-Magro has just gone to cops and filed a police report against Jen Harley, after she allegedly threw an ashtray at his head ... TMZ has learned.
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After screwing up their chance at a date card, Lace stormed off with Grant to complain about how poorly their conversation with Jade and Tanner had just gone.
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Little is known about the upcoming release, though a microsite has just gone live and the game looks to be produced in partnership with Detune, a software company.
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But there's the whole crux: a great feature that might've factored into the initial buying decision for some is just gone and now requires a workaround to maintain.
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This bug also changes the monitor's default settings, which is annoying if you've just gone through all the work of setting up HDR and the overclocked refresh rate.
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"For the umpteenth time we have yet another new currency, but this time the madness has just gone a bit too far," said Collin Chiwanza, a marketing manager.
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In the mantra, it should be doing what's best for shareholder value but I can't help thinking that's just gone too far with the buybacks, with the dividends.
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With Nunes's flight to the White House, that trust looks like its been torn — and another norm of our political life may have just gone out the window.
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"Virtually every single other person who's met with Snowden, and there have been dozens of them, have just gone through me, and we've hooked it up," Wizner said.
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As a performance poet, Alok has just gone solo after touring in dozens of cities in the US and abroad as one half of the poetry duo Darkmatter.
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Our 16-year-old has just gone off on a 52-day canoe trip through Quebec to Hudson Bay that she has been dreaming about since last summer.
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"Once when I called him, he'd just gone to sit in a tree for a couple of hours — just you know, to think," John writes in the book.
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"I thought, &aposIf these families who&aposve just gone through this feel this way, clearly Washington is going to get the message and do something,&apos" Stack said.
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We're the four ... And everyone was dipping in, and it still was super early because Netscape had just gone public in '94, the early internet was very early.
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Orlando, Florida (CNN)The trauma surgeon on duty had just gone up to the call room, where he was hoping to catch some sleep, when his pager went off.
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Participants at HBO and Campfire's Westworld: The Experience didn't talk about the pleasures of immersive theater and forced suggestion; they talked about how they had just gone to Westworld.
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Since my color was fresh (meaning my hair had just gone some through chemical trauma), Kenyon told me to keep it on my locks for an hour or two.
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It was that feeling like when you are at the top of a rollercoaster and you've just gone over the edge of the peak and you start heading down.
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I remember customers would come in and notice the price increases, but when we reminded them that the minimum wage had just gone up, they seemed ok with it.
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"I remember looking at my bank account and seeing all of this money that I had saved [from] acting over the course of many years just gone," Reinhart recalled.
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When I met with Jaybird CMO Rene Oehlerking ahead of this review, I felt compelled to ask him why the company hadn't just gone completely wireless this time out?
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We've just gone through a very difficult 6-month period of severe food shortages where most people were cutting back their food intake to one small meal per day.
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They're something like the embodiment of a gold standard of menschiness, which is not just gone from the culture at large, but now plays like a parody of it.
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Its new ABBYYs TextGrabber 6.0 for iOS has just gone live on the Apple App store and it has real-time recognition capabilities and a completely re-designed interface.
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"I should have just gone ahead and written the check with a note and let them convert it into whatever," he said, of making the first offer on Yahoo.
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Haven't we just gone through weeks, articles and campaigns trying to determine all the facets of why women hadn't previously stepped more forcefully forward to take down Harvey Weinstein?
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When I left Melbourne for the United States in the early 1990s, it was as if I had moved to another planet — Australia was just gone from my life.
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In the run-up to both the dotcom bust and the great financial crisis retail investors did what they do best: buy what has just gone up in price.
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"I just had to go and be with her and make myself available in case any teachers wanted to talk about what they had just gone through," Cech said.
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"This is what started out as a joke on the Internet and now it's just gone too far," Ann Marie Buerkle, with the Consumer Product Safety Commission told CBS News.
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Instead of sticking the camera in a terrible location or or keeping the bezel super thick, HP's just gone and shoved it onto a popup mechanism—on a curved display!
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Now, I'd just gone from a long day at work to a spa appointment that left me ready for bed, so I was in no mood, thank-you-very-much.
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Instead of following the trend found on many Android phones, Apple did not, for whatever reason, put the TouchID sensor on the back of the iPhone X. It's just gone.
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It was that feeling like when you are at the top of a roller coaster and you've just gone over the edge of the peak and you start heading down.
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"This whole tax situation could have just gone through the IRS," says Delia who is not involved in the case or familiar with the facts beyond what the indictment alleges.
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President George H. W. Bush had just gone on U.S. television announcing the start of the war, the air campaign on "military targets in Iraq," code name Operation Desert Storm.
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"All of our history and what we were as a family, everybody knowing your name and all the things about being in a small town are just gone," Skinner said.
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"A strip of homes on the other side of town over here are completely gone, just gone, everything is gone," Robertson County Emergency Management Coordinator Billy Huggins told NBC News.
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When I think about the products, the company has evolved in its products, but it's been just sort of iterative in the sense that you've just gone with the times.
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He'd just gone through all of that schtick of the poet living in the Tropicana Hotel and all that malarky, so yeah, he was just starting to adopt this character.
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"It's not just at the DMZ, all the anti-American posters I usually see around Kim Il Sung Square and at shops (in Pyongyang), they've all just gone," Beard said.
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One high school kid who disappears prompts his peers to speculate that he may have just gone off to the army early because he was so eager to kill communists.
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In this particular story called "My Gamer Girl," Felix Kjellberg hasn't just gone for a career change, he's also just broken up with Marzia and fallen for you, the reader.
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Toys R Us has just gone into administration in the U.K., putting more than 3,000 jobs at risk, although all 105 stores will continue trading for now, reports said Wednesday.
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The couple had just gone out to brunch with a few friends and were gearing up to head to Hirsch's parents' house in Indiana ahead of the family's annual Easter gathering.
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He asked if she had spoken to reporters, and if she would tell people that they had just gone to for karaoke, and that they "had a good time," if asked.
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We've just gone through another fall product season without an Apple TV streaming stick or cheaper 4K player — albeit there's a chance we'll get something at Apple's rumored October hardware event.
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Facebook has also lost candidates to start-ups that are gearing up to go public or have just gone public, such as Airbnb, Slack, Uber and Lyft, the former recruiters said.
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I think the company should have just gone with the TOMS model, where they give people a pair of glasses for every pair bought, without making everyone choose who receives care.
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Had I just gone straight to a shipping and distribution specialist, then perhaps this would have been an easier task, but I didn't even know that was something I could do.
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The weave itself is actually the completion of a 'U' with the head, bringing the fighter up on the other side of the blow, which has just gone over his head.
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"I remember over in the summer just gone obviously the new episodes for the final season were coming through onto his iPad," she explains to Seth Meyers in the clip above.
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"I travel a lot and I know the toll that can take on my family, and I'm just gone for bits and pieces of time in a safe environment," he says.
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"The whole story of the Irishman who buries his gold and the white Southern senator who turns black has just gone dim, as though nobody had troubled with it," she wrote.
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Adding dancey flourishes while he made wide brush strokes, Nigussu's performance had me wondering if any past competitors had ever forgone the paints and just gone full Abramovic for their entry.
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Enter researchers from the University College of London's (UCL) Optical Networks Group who've just gone and smashed the fastest data rate record by achieving a whopping rate of 1.125 Tb/second.
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If Republicans lose control of Congress in November — and the odds have just gone up considerably — they will have the $220006 trillion spending bill enacted into law this month to blame.
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We're in a conference room at Microsoft's Redmond, Washington headquarters, having just gone over a number of new concepts the design team is working on to improve the Xbox One's core software.
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And I used to write all the time, I wrote poetry and songs and stuff, and I thought, 'Why is this beautiful 21-year-old girl just gone and fleas are here?
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"This is what started out as a joke on the Internet and now it's just gone too far," Ann Marie Buerkle, with the Consumer Product Safety Commission told CBS News in January.
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I could have just gone all 'Daisuke' and 'Rust' over it, but that would have been too murky; plus I always felt the more disco stuff is what most players identify with.
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Having just gone through a glasses-shopping selfie swap with some friends of mine, I can definitely see a tool like this being useful for polling a group on the best look.
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The Amazon Web Services team then has two urgent tasks: Triage the problem and figure out just what's going on, while trying to calm the customers whose businesses have just gone offline.
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I had just gone through my orientation, learning about the company and the industry, and I was in a very large meeting when [Lyft co-founder and CEO] Logan Green walked in.
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Ally Coll and Anna Kain WASHINGTON — About a month and a half ago, a woman who had just gone through the process of reporting harassment at her job in Washington approached Ally Coll.
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When I visited, the country had just gone through the first round of its second free presidential election and was preparing for legislative elections and a runoff between two political outsiders for president.
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There was a time when I would have just gone straight down to the pub and tell everyone about him, the details getting enhanced with every pass and each new round of drinks.
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Meanwhile, as the Washington Post reports, rent is still rising for many people in major American cities—efforts to rein in increases have, in some cases, actually just gone to benefit the wealthy.
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Her mother, who requested anonymity to protect the privacy of her daughter, said she was close to finishing her junior year and had just gone to the prom with a group of friends.
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The total I spent over a few months on visits and tests with PP was significantly less than I would have incurred in debt, had I just gone to the local ER instead.
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The trailer for actor Nate Parker's directorial debut "'," which won the Grand Jury and Audience Award at this year's Sundance Film Festival, has just gone online, and it's just as powerful as expected.
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Mr. Trump's senior aides have just gone through the necessary legal steps for him to impose tariffs of up to 25 percent on $300 billion a year worth of American imports from China.
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That could mean an exciting building that has just gone up, a major piece of infrastructure that has made the place more accessible or political events that have made it safer for travelers.
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The S20 smartphones have only just gone on sale, so check this guide again soon for more varied options (like folio cases), as we're still testing and have more cases on the way.
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"I know what they've just gone through, that loneliness, the isolation, the big black question mark on the horizon," said Jeffrey Fowle, who was imprisoned in North Korea for four months in 2014.
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And when Cespedes went down — and then, after a pause to gather himself, slowly walked off the field and into the dugout — it looked as if that flickering light had just gone out.
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No one should take satisfaction from this And having just gone through thousands of threats from Pepe the frog and Russian trolls, it's only fair to now get it from the other side .
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Charles Barkley WENT OFF on Jussie Smollett on "Inside the NBA" on Thursday -- saying if the actor really wanted to be a hate crime victim, he shoulda just gone to Liam Neeson's neighborhood.
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My No. 21 job is putting Oracle in the best position to compete and to win, and there are things that we've just gone through that I think would be great outcomes for us.
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A week of dovish fireworks out of the central banking community has just gone by with most of the world's leading central banks now guiding towards easing in light of downside risks to growth.
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Now, it feels like a public spectacle of attacks and smears and it's just gone ... There's some good ways to get news on it and some of it's funny but it's become a cesspool.
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Two luxury rental buildings — the West Side Lofts and Station Place — have been built in the last two years, and a dozen townhouse condominiums have just gone up at the end of Bank Street.
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The Apple Watch has just gone on sale, and Yuanyuan is refreshing the purchase page on Apple's site, trying to get through and buy a few different versions for Mobvoi's engineers to experiment with.
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The de Peysters, along with their 12- and 16-year-old sons, had just gone to see "California Typewriter," a documentary about artists and writers who continue to work with the largely obsolete machines.
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In Australia, where local steel maker Arrium has just gone into administration, the government has already applied 41 anti-dumping measures to imported steel products, including 13 for China and eight for South Korea.
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A new Obamacare waiver program has just gone into effect: It would allow states to overhaul their entire health insurance markets if they can show that their revised plans would cover as many people.
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For every tweet touting a registry that's just "gone live," there's one using a GIF to express distaste for the practice: Oprah saying "I will not accept that," Kanye shaking his head, Rihanna's furrowed brow.
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"It's not just at the DMZ, all the anti-American posters I usually see around Kim Il Sung Square and at shops [in Pyongyang], they've all just gone," said Rowan Beard of Young Pioneer Tours.
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Even though the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) privacy law has just gone into effect today, it&aposs already causing problems for two of the tech giants it was designed to limit – Facebook and Google .
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Moreover, the second element of Mr Macron's three-part labour reform—a revamp of vocational-training schemes on which France spends €32bn ($37bn, or 1.4% of GDP) a year—has only just gone into effect.
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"If I talked about boys being pulled out of high school and their health undermined and their education destroyed and their economic opportunities just gone, it would be a very, very different situation," she said.
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He's an older man who has just gone through a divorce and, even more awkwardly, his brother happens to be dating her mother, Bonnie (Allison Janney, who has won two Emmy Awards for the role).
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Trump and his allies in the media turned this around into the idea that the FBI had just gone and embedded a spy in Trump's campaign — the original meaning of "spygate" before the conspiracy metastasized.
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Watching the show was kind of hard sometimes because I see myself setting the table and there was a big purple ring that was engraved from my dad to my mom and it's just gone.
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She was hot on the trail of proving Olivia ordered the bombing, even placing a couple calls to Curtis Pryce (Jay Hernandez) that intimated what she knew without naming names, and then she's just gone.
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First, there's the fact that third-from-the-bottom-of-the-table Swansea had just gone through a six-game streak without a win, and were facing a No. 2 Arsenal with world class talent.
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Though Taco Bell's explanation seems to have satisfied most Twitter users' confusion on the matter, and now everyone has just gone back to wondering when the fast food chain is bringing back the Verde Salsa.
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It was still dark out the morning the shooting occurred, Gonzalez pointed out, and Jazmine's mother and sisters had just gone through a traumatic experience, which could have affected their perception of those devastating moments.
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Thomas' novel may be her first, and it may have only just gone on sale, but it's already getting rave responses (and it's already been optioned as a movie starring YA adaptation queen Amandla Stenberg).
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You've left the club and are now either curled up in a ball in the corner of a stranger's apartment, or have just gone directly into your day's commitments like nothing weird happened last night.
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"After 50 meters she was just gone, baby, gone," Peter Marr, the club's president, told the Australian Broadcasting Corporation of his effort to swim after Daphne, who was supposed to be the event's star attraction.
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Keep in mind ... Paris and Chris had just gone public with their relationship back in February, so it was likely less than a year into things that he decided he wanted to lock down Paris.
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But the Obamas have just gone public with a very intimate and painful struggle: They had a miscarriage and went on to use in vitro fertilization, or IVF, to conceive their two daughters 20 years ago.
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She'd just gone through a breakup and was starting to lose control after what felt like a lifelong battle with nightmares, flashbacks, anxiety, depression, thyroid disease, and three bouts with cancer (leukemia, breast cancer, and lymphoma).
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If the FBI had just gone to them and said, "Hey, we think some people are going to rob this bank and we've got our eye on you, too," the bank robbery probably would be avoided.
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The man who falls from grace through his own toxic behavior can become a "comeback kid," whereas the woman brought down in that fall from grace is just gone forever, even in our time of #MeToo.
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"The level of confidence that we can have that we will get a fully informed of threats to our elections has just gone down to practically none," House Intelligence Chairman Adam Schiff told CNN last week.
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Whatever we choose as option A, there is always a chorus, inside our own minds and outside of it, contending it would have been better if we had just gone with option B. So would it?
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"I could've very easily probably made the same record five times by now and just gone right down that middle lane and played it safe, and I'd have $80 million in the bank," Simpson said dryly.
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There are ideas that are too good to be true, and one of them is the just-gone-viral idea that Donald Trump's oratorical appeal is that there is something ladylike in the way he talks.
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Mark: I think I'm worried about something similar — a hundred different things like that that aren't quite making the headlines, and particularly at a point when whatever the ordinary constraints were on Donald Trump are just gone.
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You'll have done well to have dipped your toes in the cesspool of the internet this morning and not have tripped over the strange account of two octogenarians found in fabric at 5AM this Sunday just gone.
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When Tilden's son Vince (Nat Wolff) and his girlfriend, Shelly (Taissa Farmiga), who have driven from New York, show up in the second act, they quickly experience the same process of disorientation that we've just gone through.
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This is a little better than Tammy, if just because of one surrealist scene involving a street fight that's so weird and out of nowhere that you wish the whole movie had just gone in that direction.
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Humana CEO Bruce Broussard said on a conference call that the company would consider any takeover offer, balancing "the probability and timing of completing a transaction," the current environment and the process it has just gone through.
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The way the global economy has expanded so dramatically, the competition for the kind of good, white-working-class jobs that used to be the backbone of the American middle class is just gone, never to return.
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In their eyes, Pyongyang had just gone through with a major show of good faith in destroying its primary nuclear site, only to have Washington cancel a summit North Korea has been hoping to hold for decades.
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The Hermes decision to oppose the pay report, which governs executive pay in the year just gone, sees it break ranks with the world's biggest adviser, Institutional Shareholder Services, which last month said it would support it.
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The program has just gone through its fifth cycle—which is to say five groups of inmates from different houses have achieved the class's ultimate goal of writing and recording a full-length song after five weeks.
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My first responsibility was to myself, to survive, and the thought of being poked, prodded, swabbed, interviewed, interviewed again, forced to relive every minute detail of what I'd just gone through was more than I could bear.
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Max was working at the Y Combinator company Zenefits; Jack co-founded a performance-management company, Lattice, which had just gone through YC. The two brothers moved in with Altman temporarily three years ago and never left.
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"I could have, I guess, just gone on some TV shows and [done] some interviews and more than likely it would have been sensationalized and over in a couple of weeks," Robson explained about his decision to sue.
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The quarter just gone is traditionally a quiet once as the firm prepares for the 11/11 shopping bonanza — Alibaba grossed $2.93 billion in GMV on the day last year — but Alibaba bucked that trend this time around.
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But two sources close to the company say it has not yet fully recovered from China's crackdown on new online games last year and it has also just gone through its largest-ever round of executive lay-offs.
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" Ms. Sherman said that when she began this series she was afraid that "people would say, 'Oh, she's just gone back to the whole idea of the "Film Stills" again, only these women are older, and in color.
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Major League Baseball umpire John Trumpane had just gone on a run and was walking back to his hotel near PNC Park when he saw a woman put her foot up on the rail of Roberto Clemente Bridge.
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Like many in this group, he is a newly minted multimillionaire who became wealthy by working for high-profile San Francisco start-ups like Uber and Lyft, which are now about to go or have just gone public.
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I very wisely elected not to do that as a career and when I agreed to do this show, I started going to karaoke bars and I realized the upper- mid-range of my voice was just gone.
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But I will tell you, there were some news organizations with all that was just said that were so professional — so incredibly professional, that I've just gone up a notch as to what I think of you. OK?
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And the backstory, which is just a personal tangent, is that I was at this crossroads in my life where I had just gone to Hong Kong to interview for a job and I was seriously considering moving there.
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And it was beamed back to Earth and then converted, shot off a monitor, actually, and then beamed around the world through the global satellite network, which had actually only just gone up about two weeks before Apollo 11.
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He found that if people had just gone for a run, or were positioned at the top of a hill on a skateboard, they were also more likely to report seeing a hill as steeper than it really was.
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" She told me, "We had just gone and told them that the national-security adviser, of all people, was compromised with the Russians, and that their Vice-President and others had been lying to the American people about it.
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He mentions how some of those 33 people who overdosed were sprawled out in front of his studio, making it difficult to even open the door, before noting that he hasn't seen any of them since—they're just gone.
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When a high schooler discovers that a young boy hasn't just gone missing, but has actually traveled back in time, he uncovers a mystery that reaches back generations, and ultimately affects the fate of everyone in his small town.
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There is something oddly poignant about the R.N.C. email polls; they're like the birthday card that a middle manager hustles the hourly employees to sign for a company president who everyone knows has just gone through a rough divorce.
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Because from the moment you enter your credit card information and pull the trigger, you will forever be known as the dunce who could've just gone to sleep instead of indulging in some particularly festive but bank-account ravaging retail therapy.
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"I knew that he had just gone through a really tragic experience with losing his sister, so it was just really cool to see him get as much joy as he did coming into the office," Moss said of Thomas.
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He has the air of a man who has accidentally wandered away from Milan Fashion Week and ended up in the manager's dugout, but who's so totally aloof that he's just gone with it and, accordingly, won the World Cup.
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And we used to go here, the road would just end and there would be tarps hanging everywhere and checkpoints because the other side is where the opposition-held areas would begin and now, all of that is just gone.
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This summer just gone has seen acts as diverse as Carl Craig, Leo Mas, Ruf Dug, Artwork and more take control of the tiny back room which houses a pair of decks and less than a hundred or so sweaty souls.
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While Clayton was at the gun range sitting with his 12-year-old daughter Christen, who, he says, "had just gone through the most horrific thing any 12-year-old could imagine," he kept wondering how he would ever tell Elizabeth.
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While homeless people have largely vanished from the areas that were the focus of the crackdown, many have just gone elsewhere, into the dense greenery up Diamond Head Road, to out-of-the-way alleys and remote corners of public parks.
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"During the week just gone, the odds for 'remain' have halved from 1/3 to 1/6 as many political punters seem to have decided they know what the result will be," William Hill spokesman Graham Sharpe said on Saturday.
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But a new state law making footage harder to request in bulk — the Tim Clemans Act, his friends called it — had just gone into effect thanks to the efforts of Poulsbo, the small town that had contacted its state representative.
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As if watching Episode 5 of Game of Thrones wasn't upsetting enough, actors Kristian Nairn and Isaac Hempstead Wright (who play Hodor and Bran in the show) have just gone and broken our hearts all over again with their reaction.
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That said though, as anyone who's built a Windows system knows, you're going to learn a lot more about the inner workings of your new laptop or desktop than you would if you'd just gone out and bought something already finished.
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MANILA — Filipinos have just gone through another election, apparently unchastened by a past too ignoble, too repetitive and too recent to be forgotten: They endorsed the repressive presidency of Rodrigo Duterte by voting in all of his candidates to the Senate.
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I've switched largely to running on trails now, so why would I pay $143.10 to run 26.2 miles on pavement that morning when I could have just gone out into the woods for a few hours, without a 4 a.m.
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China, North Korea's ally, has just gone on the record as saying that if North Korea attacks first, it will remain neutral, but if the United States attacks North Korea first, in a preventive attack, China will take North Korea's side.
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The first time viewers meet single mom Rosie Lyons (Ruth Madeley) in the HBO and BBC mini-series Years and Years, she's just gone into labor with her second son and is figuring out where to drop off her eldest.
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TOKYO — When President Trump pulled out of his predecessor's signature trade deal on his first full weekday in office, the 11 other countries that had negotiated the pact were left wondering if years of work had just gone down the drain.
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"We were so deep into all of this during the campaign - we were sounding the alarm on these Kremlin connections and we knew more shoes would drop - but this has really just gone beyond even where we imagined it would," he said.
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I don't know if Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev ever saw this heart-pounding propaganda slugfest, but if he did, he should have saved us all a lot of time and just gone ahead and torn down that wall a couple of years early.
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And I think this year, it has just gone over the top with support and turn out and just the passion around what I do personally on the court, but you can tell that the game of basketball is healthy and alive.
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"Since April, the demand for low sulfur fuel oil has just gone up and our tanks are fully leased now," said a source with a Singapore-based storage operator, declining to be named as they were not authorized to speak with media.
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I am going to make the assumption that everyone here realizes that every fighter, even their favorite, has habits and that at the highest level habits are what are trained for, not magic gaping weaknesses that have just gone unchecked for years.
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Imperial and its rivals are jockeying for position in the market for e-cigarettes as traditional tobacco sales decline in the face of growing health concerns and regulation, such as the law requiring "plain packaging" that has just gone into effect in Britain.
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Perhaps I should have called my best buddy on the West Coast and shared my trepidation, or phoned my cousin who had just gone through the trials and tribulations of trying to get pregnant (and had a beautiful baby to show for it).
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In focusing on these issues, the lawyer was no doubt trying to distract jurors from much of the evidence Ms. Smith had just gone through, including emails submitted into evidence that seemed to indicate that Mr. Shkreli knew what he was doing.
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As the series opens, Josh (Jim Howick), Leon (Samuel Anderson), Ewan (Jonny Sweet) and Watto (Nick Helm) have just gone from borderline poverty to extreme wealth because they've sold their tech start-up and its popular video game to a large company.
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A 130-hectare plot of land in North Roe, a village on the most northern tip of the Mainland of the Shetland Isles, Scotland, has just gone on sale for an asking price of £595,000 — and it doesn't get much more remote than that.
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Their first reaction was they thought that I had just gone down there by myself and that day had made the decision to scale the pole because I was actually supposed to be going to Columbia, Maryland, that weekend for my friend's bridal shower.
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TL;DR "When you swap in fake ingredients for the real ones, there's the risk that you'll feel less satisfied — and wind up eating more overall than if you'd just gone with a smaller portion of the original stuff in the first place," London says.
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Over the course that I did on this beat, it's just gone up exponentially in terms of what they're spending in Washington, D.C. Russia and some of these other issues that we've discussed feature prominently on the lobbying disclosures that came out on Friday.
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Remember that an illegal border crossing into the U.S. is risky enough, but if the chances of getting deported once inside the country have just gone up significantly, it starts to look like a much better option not to try in the first place.
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"I decided to paint it pink because while I was trying to figure out what I wanted to do with the room, I went to dinner with friends and they had just gone to the 'Human Condition' exhibition at a former hospital in LA," she wrote.
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"While I was trying to figure out what I wanted to do with the room, I went to dinner with friends and they had just gone to the Human Condition exhibition at a former hospital in L.A.," Jenner says in a new post on her app.
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The couple, who had been married for eight years, has remained relatively silent about the separation, but with the release of her upcoming memoir Unqualified, Faris is nervous about fans getting such a close look at her life — which has just gone through a drastic change.
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Last Friday, I found myself over-indulging in some virgin pina coladas at a small punk venue in Phoenix, Arizona when a friend of mine texted me to suggest I check out the band that had just gone on stage in the room adjacent to the bar.
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It was the summer of 2014, the magazine had just gone from weekly to biweekly, and Mr. Moss recalled thinking at the time that it made sense to have the Wasserstein heirs, whose family trust owns the publication, more involved with the day-to-day decision-making.
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The mother of two young girls killed in a fire at a public housing project in the Bronx said she had just gone out to get ice cream for them and check on laundry when the blaze began, the police and her imam said on Thursday.
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After having to console the boyfriend of the plane stowaway victim, a young man who thought he might be in love with the young woman and now it's just gone, Link (Chris Carmack) goes home with Amelia and tells her he thinks he's in love with her.
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Ordinarily, glass shattering after being hit with a steel ball would not be surprising, but Tesla (TSLA) workers had just gone through a lengthy demonstration dropping steel balls down a long vertical shaft onto a piece of Tesla's new window glass to prove there was no effect.
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"If you invest in carbon storage, and then five years later, 10 years later, the carbon storage is lost — you haven't done much good, because everything that you've done has just gone up into the air," Barbara Haya at the University of California, Berkeley tells The Verge.
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Skepticism over the accuracy of Chinese economic data has just gone up notch following the release of the Caixin-IHS Markit manufacturing PMI report for May, with the survey painting a very different picture on the health of China's industrial sector compared to the government's figures released on Wednesday.
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Then about three or four months after moving in, I must have just gone through my sketchbook and looked, and found that the house was very similar: there was an alleyway up the side of it, with the car, the window structures, even down to the little things.
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Scepticism over the accuracy of Chinese economic data has just gone up notch following the release of the Caixin-IHS Markit manufacturing PMI report for May, with the survey painting a very different picture on the health of China's industrial sector compared to the government's figures released on Wednesday.
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"New York has just gone from being one of the worst states in the country to being one of the best," in terms of the statute of limitations for child sex abuse cases, said Marci Hamilton, CEO of Child USA and a professor at the University of Pennsylvania.
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Skepticism over the accuracy of Chinese economic data has just gone up a notch following the release of the Caixin-IHS Markit manufacturing PMI report for May, with the survey painting a very different picture of the health of China's industrial sector compared to government figures released on Wednesday.
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The defendant has alleged that staying in would be fine, except that you always want to "make it special" and cook homemade gnocchi or whatever, and then you don't end up eating until, like, eleven and are more tired than if you'd just gone out and seen Rob.
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He went on to praise news organizations that withheld the report as "so professional — so incredibly professional" that he had "just gone up a notch as to what I think of you" — a clear message of potential reward for any outlets interested in playing softball with the Trump administration moving forward.
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But he betrayed the F.B.I. to save the F.B.I." When Landesman began writing the film, in 2006, he recalled, "I'd just gone through this terrible controversy"—an article he wrote about sex trafficking was called hyperbolic and thinly sourced—"and the bigger the truth I told the worse it got.
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The federal government's WIC (Women, Infants, and Children) program helped a little, and I learned a few things at the weekly classes it mandated, but toddlers eat more than babies, and our rent had just gone up, and there were two adults but only one of us had a job.
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During episode four of the Disney+ Star Wars series The Mandalorian, the titular bounty hunter takes everyone's favorite green 50-year-old infant into the cockpit of his ship, which is a bit like taking someone who's just gone through a rough breakup into the ice-cream aisle at Walmart.
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"It is a medical FACT that when a woman reaches 40 she is in the HIGH risk for having a child, I have a daughter-in-law that has just gone through that with her doctor and he has said that with each year it can get worse," one user wrote on Facebook.
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Another United States Open semifinal had just gone awry for Serena Williams, and Williams's agent, Jill Smoller, and half sister, Isha Price, were in the corridor inside Arthur Ashe Stadium, leaning against a wall and thumbing their smartphones, oblivious to the fact that they were leaning against a huge photograph of Steffi Graf.
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You would have got next to no feedback and you would have just gone on and written more stories and someone in New York would have kept hiring you so you wouldn't know when you were doing well there, but beyond that, you wouldn't have had any other feedback with your audience.
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Alex Greer, research and communications officer for think tank Open Europe warned against drawing clear cut parallels between individual issues featured in the British Social Attitudes survey and the U.K. General Election campaign just gone, in which the Conservative party lost its overall majority while support for the anti-austerity Labour party surged.
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It seems that Trump may have just gone a teeny bit off-script here, as Washington Post photographer caught a glimpse of Trump's notes, where he was supposed to say that Sacoolas would not be returning to the UK. Meanwhile, the Dunn family continued to express their frustration at both the British and UK governments.
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It would have just gone half ten, and as I swayed through a handful of timelines hoping to eradicate the actuality of the time that sat between me, four beers deep, and my bed, the relative silence of a quiet carriage was interrupted by the universal mating call of the pissed up British punter.
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The feelings of the man who asked that earnest question was likely shared by many of the other roughly 100 attendees, who had just gone through a sort of crash course in all the basic security threats they should be worried about, from phishing to the simple risks of not password protecting a personal device.
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Since then though it's just gone from strength to strength and now we're co-producing with HBO now which is you know it's very exciting I think for us and I think you know two organizations coming together that view the world in a very similar way and it's been you know very satisfying to see that we've evolved?
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Gartner's smartphone market share data for the just gone holiday quarter highlights the challenge for device makers going into the world's biggest mobile trade show, which kicks off in Barcelona next week: The analyst's data shows global smartphone sales stalled in Q13.03 2018, with growth of just 0.1 percent over 2017's holiday quarter, and 408.4 million units shipped.
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If you're in a gloomy mood and you've just gone through a breakup, for example, you might listen to something that makes you want to rip your heart out even more, because it reflects your mood and lets you know that someone else at some point was going through something similar to what you're going through.
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I have great respect for the news and have great respect for freedom of the press and all of that, but I will tell you, there were some news organizations, with all that was just said, that were so professional, so incredibly professional, that I've just gone up a notch as to what I think of you, OK?
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"Will Oremus, a reporter for OneZero, also highlighted the disparity between Zuckerberg's unfiltered early messages to friends about Facebook and the picture the CEO presented on stage:—Will Oremus (@WillOremus) October 17, 2019Here's the full text of what Mark Zuckerberg said about Iraq:"When I was in college, our country had just gone to war in Iraq.
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What really pushes this movie to the top of this list is that it sheds light on a crucial fact we tend to forget when we've just gone through a breakup: You can pretty much guarantee that the reality of your relationship was nowhere near as picturesque as your memory plays it—and that's worth remembering.
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THUMP never needs an excuse to amble through SE15, nipping into pub after cafe, charity shop after record store, before rounding off a perfect day at Canavan's or the Bussey Building, so it wasn't surprising that we found ourselves in the area this weekend just gone for the inaugural edition of the Peckham Rye Music Festival.
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Another young woman who had waited a long time to speak to her told Ms. Teachout that she had a relative who had just gone to jail for something petty, that he now was separated from his child, that it was "changing the energy of everything" and that cash bail was a "money business," just another way to auction black men off.
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Although social media only gives one side of the story—usually the disproportionately angry side—many of the Twitter responses echoed the same complaints: that Cubs and White Sox hats shouldn't have identical designs; that thin-crust, tavern-style pizza is what locals tend to eat more often; and that New Era should've just gone with a Chicago-style hot dog instead.
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"The Apprentice turned Trump from a blowhard Richie Rich who had just gone through his most difficult decade into an unlikely symbol of straight talk, an evangelist for the American gospel of success, a decider who insisted on standards in a country that had somehow slipped into handing out trophies for just showing up," journalists Michael Kranish and Marc Fisher observe in their book Trump Revealed.
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I knew that there were four races to look out for, and from general chatter with other players that most of them had headed to Zora's Domain first, although these conversations never went far enough for me to discern that this wasn't just a pure coincidence, and that they had actually just gone to the glowing point on the map that was closest to Kakariko Village.
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AND IF YOURE GOING TO VALUE A COMPANY BASED ON THEIR PROFIT, SOONER OR LATER, THEY HAVE TO ACTUALLY EXIST AND THEY HAVE TO EXIST IN SIZE AND IF YOU LOOK AT THE VALUE OF THESE COMPANIES, ITS ASSUMING REALLY REALLY LARGE PROFITS IN THE FUTURE, AND ITS HARD TO SEE WHERE THEY COME FROM THE TRUTH IS SOMETIMES WHEN YOU COMPETE AWAY THE PROFITS WITHIN AN INDUSTRY, THOSE PROFITS ARE JUST GONE.
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And as guests like Agnes Gund, the philanthropist, and Sandy Schreier, whose wardrobe has just gone on-show at the Met; the Cuban-American designer Narciso Rodriguez and Simon Doonan, the writer and former Barneys window dresser; Linda Fargo of Bergdorf Goodman and Ikram Goldman from Ikram in Chicago lined up to hug Mr. Toledo, who had been hovering in the shadows, the image that lingered was the last still from the final film of the afternoon (because there was film, too).
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" _____ On recent American engagement in the Middle East: "If you would go back 15 years ago, and I'm not saying it was only Obama, it was Obama's getting out, it was other people's getting in, but you go back 15 years ago, and I say this: If our presidents would have just gone to the beach and enjoyed the ocean and the sun, we would've been much better off in the Middle East, than all of this tremendous death, destruction, and you know, monetary loss.
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And now if you look at it, if you would go back 19403 years ago, and I'm not saying it was only Obama, It was Obama's getting out, it was other people's getting in, but you go back 15 years ago, and I say this, if our presidents would have just gone to the beach and enjoyed the ocean and the sun, we would've been much better off in the Middle East, than all of this tremendous death, destruction, and you know, monetary loss, it's just incredible.
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"We wrote that song with [producer-songwriter] Toby Gad, who had just gone to a funeral the day before … this is such a weird place to pull a title from a song, but he'd gone to a funeral the day before, and the lady's husband was up speaking about her, and he said, 'We had an outrageous love,' so we used that title, which I can totally relate to," says the crossover Grammy winner, who met Cibrian in 2008 on the set of a movie before ending their respective first marriages and wedding.
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But even that is an accident of time and taste: In one of the film's best scenes, a lucid and weary Scott Fitzgerald welcomes Wolfe to his house in California, its thin curtains drawn against the sun's glare, and tells him that This Side of Paradise, the messy novel that made him a star at 24, has just gone out of print for the first time in 18 years, and that Gatsby is probably next, having netted him around three dollars in royalties for the past calendar year.
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He referred to Trump as "the first Jewish President of the United States..." -- Reminder from NYT's Annie Karni: "The canceling of the WH media Christmas party was a story last year, and now it's just gone and it's not even a thing, like the press briefing and the NYT/WaPo subscriptions..." (Twitter) Read more of Wednesday's "Reliable Sources" newsletter... And subscribe here to receive future editions in your inbox... Todd: FBI misconduct "alarming," but facts being "warped" to fuel "presidential conspiracy theories" The FISA abuse unearthed by Inspector General Michael Horowitz is alarming.
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