And it just kept going for the next two years.
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Greitens said he kept going for the good of the team.
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The biggest question might be how they kept going for so long.
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I know Uber has some experiment they've kept going for some unknown reason.
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We turned the puck over and it just sort of kept going for the whole period.
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She kept going for 30 miles, finally stopping when she crashed into another car — in Tijuana.
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Even though I won, I made some simple errors that just kept going for the first set.
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McPhee kept going for a few seconds, suggesting another road or two, but finally he gave up.
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They literally should have been spoon feeding him: He would have kept going for another four, I'm convinced.
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They all brought USBs, so afterwards they all took turns practicing and they kept going for a few hours, up until the party started.
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And the applause kept going for The Shape of Water leader after he returned to the theater as a "Guillermo!" chant welcomed him back to his seat.
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The good vibes kept going for the rapper, too -- he performed a set at Coachella Saturday night and was part of Kanye West's Sunday Service for Easter the next morning.
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This course is obviously unsustainable over the long run, although it is not clear whether it can be kept going for at least two more years until after the next election.
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Asked why he kept going for so long, he told Business Insider he made a vow after a failed attempt to chronicle the life of giant squid from being a juvenile, onwards.
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On the sheer strength that Campbell has kept going for all of these years, there is a lot to be learned from the woman who is at once a hero and a villain.
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Kerber, in the midst of a resurgent season of her own, won, 6-3, 6-3, rebooting rallies with her defense while Ostapenko kept going for broke and too often missing the target.
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The famous hits shine brightly, and fans make grand claims for Damn the Torpedoes, his commercial and critical breakthrough, but what most impresses is how he kept going for so long at such a quality standard.
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The seismic wave kept going for four years, but the worst was over after about six months. Just one month after the earthquake, on December 15, 1570 a new powerful shock hit the city: this time the battered Palazzo Tassoni, S.Andrea church and S.Agostino church were not spared. On the following January 12, 1571 a new shock damaged Palazzo Montecuccoli.
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An industrial railway was required for the construction of the Reißeck-Kreuzeck Power Station. The line opened on 1 July 1953. Because, following the completion of the construction work, the line had to be kept going for maintenance reasons, it was decided to open the railway to tourists as well. The Reisseck Mountain Railway Company (Reißeck-Höhenbahngesellschaft mbH) was founded in 1969, although public services did not begin until 16 September 1965.
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Whilst away he developed the six-cylinder overhead-camshaft engine that was fitted for a short time to the 12/20. The Hands cars seem to have used Dorman engines. The days of the high-quality light car were coming to an end by the late 1920s, and sales of the fairly expensive Calthorpe were declining. A receiver had to be appointed in 1924, and the Bordesley Green factory closed, but very limited production kept going for a while.
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Teenage disappeared soon after that, and the group renamed themselves the Emersons in order to sign with Newport Records for "Hungry" / "Joannie, Joannie", issued in 1958. Although it was the group's most highly acclaimed record, Newport went bust after its release. (Another version of "Hungry" was recorded by Billy Guy of the Coasters in 1963.) The Emersons kept going for a couple of years more, but disbanded after a 1961 release from United Artists went no further than any of their previous records.
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The Beaulieu group was thought to have had paid fake commission payments to a Libanese business family for years. They officially acted as middle man for the sales in the Middle-East and Russia, but according to the researchers they were simply straw men. Their commission payments on sold products were meant to scoop off the profits of the Beaulieu branches and were returned to the family in the shape of loans, investments or black market money. The case kept going for years.
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They kept going for a few more years, and finally disbanded in or around 2007, with the only two surviving original members Andrew Taylor, and Feau Halatau parting company.Central Leader, 22/01/2009 Former rocker's beat goes on Ray Lemon died on Monday, 14 July 2008. His service was held at a marae in Awaru, which is near Kaikohe. In January 2010, Andrew Taylor had joined the group Blue Collar Band, playing venues like the Wanderers Club in the Auckland suburb of Mangere.
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A fire is lit on the floor and the fish is first cooked over a high fire, then the fire is reduced to a smoldering fire which is kept going for as long as necessary. Smoking "ovens" can be open without walls or closed with walls either in the outside air or inside a smoke house. A hard-smoked bonga can be kept for several months in ambient conditions. Smoke-drying of fish is essentially a drying process to preserve the product in the absence of refrigeration.
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Reid considered retirement in 1999 after a heavy fall at Kempton Park, but kept going for another two years until announcing his retirement in September 2001, and becoming president of the Jockeys Association. John Reid was made an MBE in 1997 for his services to horse racing. In total, John Reid rode 1,937 winners in the UK, and gained 48 international Group 1 race victories during his career. In 1987, on the BBC's television sports quiz A Question of Sport, Emlyn Hughes mistook a heavily- muddied picture of Princess Anne on a horse to be Reid.
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L-KO nonetheless kept going for quite some time and proved a valuable training ground for new or developing comedy talent. Director Charles Parrott, better known as Charley Chase, came onto the L-KO lot in August 1918 and directed a few subjects through to near the end of L-KO's existence. Dapper comic Raymond Griffith made his film debut at L-KO in 1915 and comedian Eva Novak did so in 1917. Even Fatty Voss managed to direct one two-reeler, Fatty's Feature Fillum, just before his untimely death in 1917, his whole film career spent at L-KO.
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Deadlock before Moscow, Frank Kurowski, p 246 Two days later the divisions' drive was virtually stopped. The main weight of the relief was now with group W to the south, but its attacking units had similarly suffered highly and unit strengths were plummeting. The attack was kept going for the sake of the encircled troops but it was obvious to General Kurt von der Chevallerie that without additional forces it would not succeed. At the start of January, Army Group Centre assigned two additional divisions plus another panzer battalion for a renewed push towards the city.
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In 1894, Records bought back his former place of business. R. C. Trudgen started a drug store in Dassel in 1900, which he kept going for two years, when he moved the stock to Shell Lake, Wisconsin. Peterson Brothers opened a drug store in 1905. In January 1887, Dr. John H. Kauffman came to Dassel from Virginia. Andrew Swanberg opened a lumberyard in 1889 and he sold it to John Rudberg in 1891. On July 4, 1891, Charles L. Phifer held a popularity contest to select the four best-liked citizens of the village. The Meeker Co. Cigar Factory then placed a new cigar on the market with the picture of Ben A. Records, Louis M. Norgren, John H. Kauffman, and John Riordan on the box lid which soon proved to be their best seller.
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