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In fact, Pakistan has every incentive to keep things going smoothly.
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And there are enough shootouts and explosions to keep things going.
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"We just try to open the door and keep things going," he said.
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But I'm realizing that you have to reveal little bits to keep things going.
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"We were in desperate need to keep things going," said the brewer, Jason Sanford.
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J.L.C. For Putin, it's a kind of little piece of background music to keep things going.
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For the game to be any fun, you have to be imaginative and keep things going.
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"I'm just trying to keep things going in the right direction," the Nashville Predators defenseman said.
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" As for how they keep things going, Kardashian said it's "a lot of juggling time and balance.
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"You need some worry in the market to keep things going, otherwise there's nothing to climb there."
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In certain cases, the longer you keep things going and you struggle, the people that aren't your friends disappear.
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"We wanted to win this game and keep things going and stay in the hunt," quarterback Eli Manning said.
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You may have even leveraged your home, credit cards and hit up mom or dad to keep things going.
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All but 16 Democrats joined Republicans to pass the short-term spending package that'll keep things going through February 8.
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While regulation clouds may linger, analysts are looking to Google Cloud, Google Search, YouTube, and revenue growth to keep things going.
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The system of making small tweaks to keep things going is reaching its limits; the party's competing goals are becoming increasingly incompatible.
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So, in a last-ditch effort to keep things going, they signed to Geffen Records and released Dear You in September, 1995.
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While regulation remains an overhang for the company, analysts are expecting Google Cloud, Google Search, YouTube, and revenue growth to keep things going.
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A core crew will most likely keep things going until Thanksgiving, with one main kitchen and a handful in some of the neediest regions.
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Whoever is elected will be faced with a choice: change the focus or scope of NASA's goals, or keep things going on the same track.
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At one point during the season the Patriots seemed nearly unbeatable, but they have had to work far harder in recent weeks to keep things going.
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However, Spitznagel believes the market isn't pricing in a rate hike because there is collective psychology that the Fed can keep things going and is in control.
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He also noted that the government transfers were so erratic that the main organizers often spent thousands of dollars of their own money to keep things going.
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After all, if the supply chain wizards at Apple can't keep things going because of coronavirus, what other problems might emerge that ripple through the global economy?
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The vast majority of Hollywood technicians live at a middle-class or lower level, and they count on the steady work to keep things going during the lean times.
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One reason it was revolutionary was its gigabyte of free storage space — the idea being that you wouldn't have to constantly be deleting email in order to keep things going.
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Problems will continue to mount as the civil service struggles to keep things going, putting more strain on the Good Friday agreement that has stood for more than two decades.
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The priest, 37-year-old Father Stephen Crossan, had allegedly been out on a bender for two days before inviting people back to his parish house to keep things going.
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"That's all we want to do is win series and keep things going one at a time," said Colorado catcher Tony Wolters, who singled home the final two runs in the eighth.
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KERNEN: YOU'RE NOT TALKING ABOUT PURE REDISTRIBUTION, YOU'RE NOT TALKING ABOUT UNIVERSAL BASIC INCOME, YOU'RE NOT TALKING ABOUT ANYTHING LIKE -- YOU WANT TO KEEP THINGS GOING IN TERMS OF THE PRIVATE SECTOR.
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Numerous times per game an opposing defense will appear to have New England stopped, only to have a swing pass to James White or a second-effort by Julian Edelman keep things going.
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LeGarrette Blount did his best to keep things going, rumbling for a total of 123 rushing yards, but the Dolphins closed the gap a great deal, outscoring the Patriots 24-10 after the injury.
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Raptors post record rout of Hawks for 6th win in row TORONTO — While the Atlanta Hawks are talking about hitting the reset button, the Toronto Raptors are happy to keep things going the way they are.
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When asked after a loss to the Chicago Bulls how his team would hold up over the course of 20 to 25 playoff games, James balked, saying his team only needed to keep things going for 21 wins.
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That's been part of the fun of what I and we have been doing for the past 10, 12 years: You do what you want to do, and fortunately, if there's some things that make enough money to keep things going, great.
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In fact, Jawbone has issued its own filing this week that, naturally, accepts Fitbit's motion to terminate the patent suit, while hitting back against the company's decision to keep things going for as long as it did – and its stated justification for dropping.
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Etienne's 26-yard touchdown run with 11:23 to go cut Clemson's deficit to 3 and Brice, a redshirt freshman with just eight career passes, directed a 94-yard scoring drive that included a 20-yard completion on fourth-and-6 to keep things going.
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But Mr Obama, instead of maintaining enough boots on the ground to keep things going in the right direction, headed for the exit at the first opportunity when, in late 2010, he and Mr al-Maliki failed to agree to a deal extending the legal status of American forces in Iraq.
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Truck drivers are among the most vulnerable groups in America's fight against the coronavirus Truck drivers' plight in fighting the novel coronavirus further reflects a larger issue nationwide: protecting the workers who keep things going for the rest of us but aren't able to socially distance at home during their work hours.
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But there is one thing you can count on: With no progress at all on balancing the U.S. trade, and no room for additional fiscal stimuli, the markets, Congress and the White House will all gang up on the Federal Reserve to do the heavy lifting — put more money in to keep things going.
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To keep things going, Tesla is focusing its efforts on a few key areas, Musk said on an earnings call: reining in costs, improving its service operations, getting Model 3 sedans to customers in Europe and China, and preparing for production of the Model Y, the as-yet-unseen midsize SUV that will follow the Model 3.
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But there are some reasons investors are right to relax a little, after months of anticipating the damage of the trade war on the United States economy: The job market is holding up, corporate profit reports have been better than expected, and the hope is that the Federal Reserve's decision to cut interest rates three times so far this year will help keep things going.
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Roxy and James try to keep things going long distance but they agree to break up.
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They agree to try to keep things going long distance, but Karen ends the relationship during a phone call several months later, breaking Toadie's heart.
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A final payment will be made to artists following the shutdown. > thesixtyone was our baby for most of our twenties. We're incredibly sorry we > weren't able to keep things going in the right direction. 2007-2017 Thank > you for being a part of it.
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Ashley-Cooper, p. 156. They tried to keep things going in rural Hampshire but, as Ashley-Cooper points out in respect of Powlett, "found destiny too strong".Ashley-Cooper, p. 21. The end was in sight when Lord's was opened at Marylebone and several key patrons, including many Hambledon members, founded Marylebone Cricket Club.
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McCrae has described how he would regularly write himself into corners, so that "the desperate gambits we see are echoed by my writerly desperation to figure out a way to keep things going." G.S Williams drew a parallel between the protagonist's power being seemingly underwhelming, and her being overlooked in her civilian life, and the broader theme of things being overlooked.
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Dubai Babu revolves around Babu (Upendra) whose only aim is to fly to Dubai and get rich. He takes the help of a broker to fulfill this ambition and promptly gets duped by him. Stranded in Mumbai, he and his friends open a Pav Stall to keep things going. While in Mumbai, he runs into Vasundhara (Nikitha) and instantly falls for her.
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Although Luke manages to convince her James had meant well, James soon leaves town soon after being offered a better job. Roxy and James try to keep things going long distance but they soon fizzle out. When a self-destructive Tug steals Roxy's car, she is forced to report him to the police and feels guilty when he is charged. She speaks in his defence in court, which enables to him escaping a custodial sentence.
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Problem instead seems to lie in much of the dialog, which comes across as wooden and contrived. Reynolds and Down do what they can to keep things going but their attempts at witty banter never appear natural.""Film Reviews: Rough Cut". Variety. 22. Vincent Canby of The New York Times wrote, "Once the movie gets into the caper itself, which occupies the last quarter of the picture, 'Rough Cut' suddenly acquires its identity as an action film, but it's nearly too late.
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In 1969 Mierle Laderman Ukeles wrote a manifesto entitled Maintenance Art—Proposal for an Exhibition, challenging the domestic role of women and proclaiming herself a "maintenance artist". Maintenance, for Ukeles, is the realm of human activities that keep things going, such as cooking, cleaning and child-rearing and her performances in the 1970s included the cleaning of art galleries.Jon Bird, Michael Newman, Rewriting Conceptual Art, Reaktion Books, 1999, p114-5. Her first performance called Touch Sanitation was from 1979-80.
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There were financial problems. In March 1867 the board agreed to seek a loan of £60,000 against guarantees by directors. On 12 September The Times published an offering of £125,000 of 7 per cent debentures, adding that the line would probably open in October. No applications were received. However, to keep things going, Brassey guaranteed £15,000 needed immediately. A general meeting in November authorised an increase in the company's borrowing powers from £125,000 to £202,000 and an interest rate of 10 per cent.
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The 1980s were a hard decade for the Otter Farm & Home Co- operative. High interest rates and a nationwide recession lowered consumer confidence and sales were way down. Business became so bad that fears rose as to the Co-op's survival, since mortgage payments on the new shopping center still needed to be made. The former general manager came out of retirement to help keep things going, and employees willingly accepted a reduction in wages in order to help save the Co-op from impending demise.
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She is not so sure of the racial philosophy that forms the basis of British dominance in the subcontinent and she occasionally shocks her family with her deviance from accepted propriety. Sarah's strength, independence, and competence are what keep things going in the Layton household, especially after the death of Susan's husband, Teddie. For the duration of the war, Sarah (as well as her sister, Susan) has joined the Women Army Corps (India), and is serving in a clerical position at regimental headquarters (the "daftar") in Pankot.
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While most lost confidence in the party, Offmann kept faith in its future revival. During the next four and a half years, he drove home the fact that the leader of the MSM was lead the party to success and to victory in an election. Subsequent events proved him right: at the 2000 elections, the MSM regained control of power through an alliance with the Mauritian Militant Movement. After the victory, Offmann offered to stay at the National Secretariat to keep things going because most of the party's top officials were in government.
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On 19 April 2014 the band announced on their Facebook page, that Alex Cooper and Aryan Amoli were leaving the band (on good terms) after the band went through an unfortunate event with a management company. The remaining members tried to keep things going but struggled to find the right people to get back on track. On 5 July 2014 Sally's letter was published on the band's Facebook-page, saying that Hanging Doll were no more. Sally, Dan and Kev have since had a boost from a new management company and are working on new material for a new album.
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She is not so sure of the racial philosophy that forms the basis of British dominance in the subcontinent and she occasionally shocks her family with her deviance from accepted propriety. Sarah's strength, independence, and competence are what keep things going in the Layton household, especially after the death of Susan's husband, Teddie. For the duration of the war, Sarah (as well as her sister, Susan) has joined the Women Army Corps (India), and is serving in a clerical position at regimental headquarters (the "daftar") in Pankot. She feels a sense of kinship with outsiders like Lady Manners, Mabel and Barbie.
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During question-time he > tries to keep things going. ...The visitors probably retire at eleven or > soon after and the chaplain (unless he has the speaker to entertain) can now > enjoy his own company.Waugh 1959, p. 219-20. When Knox finally retired from the role of chaplain in 1939, his impact on the Newman Society and Catholic life in Oxford generally had been such that his farewell included "a dinner at the Randolph Hotel at which the Newman Society presented him with an early folio of the Douay Bible, a silver mug, a water- colour of the Old Palace, and £50."Waugh 1959, p. 273.
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He didn't make us better artists or musicians, but he gave us ambition. I'm pleased he pushed us, because it was such a relief to know there was someone as strong as my dad to keep things going. He used to spank us, and it hurt too, but I loved him because he was a great musician." In his 2016 memoir, Mike Love wrote that Murry was "a driving force in the Beach Boys’ early success, but his greed and vindictiveness deny him any tribute. The most forgiving thing I can say about him is that he was simply an inheritor of his own father’s cruelty.
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Hereford Archive and Record Centre The Newmans were also responsible for establishing and sustaining a series of linked philanthropic enterprises aimed at improving social conditions, education and well-being in Leominster. They were practical philanthropists, taking immediate action when they saw the need, and trusting to the generosity of Friends and well-wishers to keep things going. In 1858 he began teaching the adult school that his father and uncle established in a storeroom behind the shop, later moving it to larger premises as membership grew to over 200. A year later he formed the Leominster Tract Association to publish short, simple stories on religious and moral themes to appeal to working people.
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"The show must go on" is a phrase in show business, meaning that regardless of what happens, whatever show has been planned still has to be staged for the waiting patrons. There is no evidence to suggest that it is the abbreviation of a longer phrase. The saying and principle are traditional in the theater, but they both originated in the 19th century with circuses. If an animal got loose or a performer was injured, the ringmaster and the band tried to keep things going so that the crowd would not panic because "it is a point of honour not to let the other players down by deserting them when no understudy is available".
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She is not so sure of the racial philosophy that forms the basis of British dominance in the subcontinent and she occasionally shocks her family with her deviance from accepted propriety. Sarah's meeting of Ahmed Kasim in Mirat, during her sister's wedding, in particular, sets her thinking about the relationship between Indians and British. Although they are of the same age and education, and, perhaps, in some sense, social class, she is keenly aware of the distance between them and the pains that Kasim takes to preserve that distance. However, Sarah's strength, independence, and competence are what keep things going in the Layton household, especially after the death of Susan's husband Teddie.
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The railway was originally one of five narrow gauge lines of the Victorian Railways opened around the beginning of the 20th century. It runs through the southern foothills of the Dandenong Ranges to Gembrook. Being close to the city of Melbourne and with a post-preservation history spanning over 50 years, the line is one of the most popular steam heritage railways in the world,Friends of the Trestle Bridge, Puffing Billy, Sherbrooke and attracts tourists from all over Australia and overseas. The Puffing Billy Railway is kept in operation through the efforts of volunteers of the Puffing Billy Preservation Society, although intensive year-round operations have led to a few dozen paid employees to keep things going behind the scenes.
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