We-- we'll-- we'll leave it at that, we'll leave it at that.
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Bottom line ... the dispute evolved into a "take it or leave it" moment -- and Kaepernick decided to leave it.
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You shouldn't get involved in these investigations, leave it to the lawyers, leave it to the people outside the White House.
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Take it or leave it, but please don't leave it because it has taken me this long to recognize it and that's not great.
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The mini menu that pops up lets you turn AirDrop off completely, leave it open for your contacts only, or leave it open to everyone.
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BARTIROMO: We -- we -- we will leave it there.
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If not leave it + I'll work it out later.
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Or, maybe this — Republicans just can't leave it alone.
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" He added, "Never leave it in the judges' hands.
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So I'll leave it at that without ... Oh, dear.
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"It will make people think twice before they loan their gun to someone else, or don't leave it in a safe, or leave it in their car," Stoddard told The Salt Lake Tribune.
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Is it better to pop a blister or leave it?
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Or would you just leave it the way it is.
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No, I would always leave it the way it is.
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Leave it to stand for 5 minutes before cutting it.
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I leave it covered on the stove when I'm done.
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Should we spoil it, or should we leave it open?
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Leave it to Dave Chappelle to make everyone laugh again.
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It's up to you, and we'll leave it at that.
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Take it or leave it, but that's what they say.
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And leave it to Jonathan to see the silver lining.
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No, no, that just leave it the way it is.
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We were going to leave it all on the table.
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EAMON JAVERS: Alright, Mr. Vice President, we'll leave it there.
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Leave it to the internet to make it even messier.
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But I can't in good conscience leave it at that.
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Because she clearly didn't want to leave it completely answered.
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Yes. I'm perfectly willing to leave it up to God.
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So, I'd rather just leave it for a later time.
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"Then we hear from leadership, take it or leave it."
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But I think I want to leave it at that.
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""If I leave it, someone else can sort it out.
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Leave it to R29 staffer Lucie Fink to find out.
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Leave it to Helen Mirren to be classy about #OscarSoWhite.
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You may prefer the "love it or leave it" America.
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It's 2017 — you don't have to leave it to memory.
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But leave it to Owen's father to ruin it all.
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We leave it at that, and we just move on.
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We'll leave it at that last – actually, you know what?
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Just turn the cleaning system on and leave it alone.
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Take it or leave it, this is who I am.
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Don't leave it to other people to decide your fate.
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Shake well, leave it in the fridge overnight, and voila!
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If they don't love it, TELL THEM to leave it.
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Leave it to Starbucks to solve the problem for us.
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And the relationship (with the neighborhood) I couldn't leave it.
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And I should leave it at that, but I won't.
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After I while, I get fed up, leave it alone.
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Emily: Mark, we're going to have to leave it there.
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To which I reply: Love it or leave it, asshole.
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LaVar is not content to leave it at that, though.
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Leave it to Delacroix to make a shipwreck look gorgeous.
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Leave it to Ben & Jerry's to make political activism delicious.
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"Oh yeah, just leave it there for somebody," Roker joked.
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The market is working, and OPEC should leave it be.
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If you leave it on auto, HDR still happens quickly.
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A brief lesson in DNA evidence: We leave it everywhere.
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If you can't see eye to eye, leave it alone.
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Many couples choose to leave it up to the experts.
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Leave it to Brian Williams to provide us with one.
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It's better to leave it and keep that [area] sterile.
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LIESMAN: I'M GOING TO LEAVE IT THERE FOR TIME REASONS.
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And I leave it to others to be the pundits.
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I'll leave it to him on when to do it.
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"Why don't you leave it alone, this is not Benghazi."
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So, dear creators, please just... leave it where it is.
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Leave it in the cart and play the waiting game.
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The first, of course, would be to leave it intact.
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And I think we have to leave it that way.
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It's always take it or leave it, here we are.
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No. So why, then, did the director leave it in?
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I'll leave it up to you to justify the cost.
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Don't just leave it to the next person to discover.
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You know, the vampire screen, that you never leave it?
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I leave it in my shower so I don't forget.
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Just leave it alone or it will eat you, ultimately.
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This time, though, you can't leave it on by default.
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Leave it to drunk people to say whatever they think.
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Place the food in the pan and leave it alone.
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So you leave it there so that it stays contained.
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"But now, I leave it up to the younger generation."
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KS: What's interesting is you leave it on a lot.
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And then I thought: (expletive) it, I'll leave it in.
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I try to leave it at home whenever I can.
|
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Which is why I don't leave it up to me.
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"Now I just kind of leave it alone," Cameron said.
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Just leave it alone, and it will sort itself out.
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I would prefer to have died there than leave it.
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On second thought, just leave it right where it is.
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But after two drinks, I was ready to leave it.
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Define what your intellectual comfort zone is — and leave it.
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AF: Okay, we'll have to leave it on that note.
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I leave it to my colleagues to assess that commitment. .
|
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After the Wings leave, it will most likely be demolished.
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I think we're going to leave it right there, Brian.
|
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Leave it alone and it'll only get better with time.
|
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It's kind of a "take it or leave it" proposition.
|
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Because you're actually a virtuous eater, you leave it behind.
|
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I thought, 'I'm going to leave it under my bed.
|
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What happens when it breaks or when I leave it?
|
|
So I'll link to one and leave it at that.
|
|
You can answer space and just leave it at that.
|
|
Let's just leave it at that, and we'll move along.
|
|
Leave it to Ryan Reynolds to make a liquor ad funny.
|
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Put it in your room and leave it on all day.
|
|
People around me pulled me back, saying 'leave it, it happens.
|
|
TC: What if you don't have the resources to leave it?
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CLAYPOOL: You can&apost-- MACCALLUM: We got to leave it there.
|
|
Leave it to Disney to get rid of the wild parts.
|
|
They decided to leave it in place and closed her up.
|
|
We'll leave it at do the right thing, how about that?
|
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Why not leave it be if it's growing with low inflation?
|
|
Leave it to Queen Elsa to step in during a blizzard.
|
|
I'll leave it to the Russians to state what they're doing.
|
|
"I&aposll leave it to the law," he said in Spanish.
|
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If the answer is no, leave it out of your profile.
|
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SO IF WE'RE TRYING TO STAY SAFE, WHY LEAVE IT OFF?
|
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But we leave it to others to draw their own conclusions.
|
|
And so the courts decided to leave it up to chance.
|
|
We&aposre going to leave it right there, I appreciate that.
|
|
"I've been told 'you need to leave it alone," she said.
|
|
If the vote is to leave, it will be risk-on.
|
|
Once an anxious thought bubbles up, I can't leave it alone.
|
|
A small town that you don't love until you leave it.
|
|
He didn't leave it for people to read between the lines.
|
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Leave it to 'Sauga to take things to the furthest level.
|
|
Ahem. Not my fave and I will leave it at that.
|
|
When we're on stage together, and so we leave it there.
|
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"If it contains mohair leave it on the rack," they suggest.
|
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Leave it to Christian Siriano to bring it back to life.
|
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The result has been to leave it boxed in and isolated.
|
|
Nor can policymakers leave it to bond vigilantes to impose discipline.
|
|
Leave it to a novelist to critique this idea most sharply.
|
|
JUST PUT CONDITIONER ON, LEAVE IT ON, WASH IT OFF, SHAVE.
|
|
Leave it to Ryan Murphy to make this kind of reach.
|
|
It was not a Leave It To Beaver type of relationship.
|
|
And leave it up to DeGeneres to be generous as always.
|
|
So, we&aposre going to have to leave it there, Michael.
|
|
Leave it to Nordstrom to cover all of our shopping needs.
|
|
Leave it to Nicole Richie to make the cat high-fashion.
|
|
"It would be unfair to leave it on this sanctioned level."
|
|
HEGSETH: We&aposre going to have to leave it right there.
|
|
WALLACE: Mark, we are going to have to leave it there.
|
|
Leave it to scientists to find new uses for old products.
|
|
Leave it to Mother Monster to make an entrance (or exit).
|
|
Better to leave it at a "Good afternoon!" and call it.
|
|
February 22004 Leave it to Murray to make this list twice.
|
|
Leave it to the Dutch to put a sweater on everything.
|
|
SS: Jean-Louis, I think we're going to leave it there.
|
|
That means nobody can leave it for the next two weeks.
|
|
And then they leave it when there's not a giant storm.
|
|
When you leave, it turns itself down so you save energy.
|
|
But leave it to the Germans to get things running smoothly!
|
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I'm going to leave it turned off most of the time.
|
|
Do we leave it as it is or remove them outright?
|
|
We'll just leave it here so you can relive the magic.
|
|
We cannot leave it to Facebook or Snapchat or anyone else.
|
|
I leave it up to that woman to engage the conversation.
|
|
Some leave it too late and find they cannot have any.
|
|
Stauskas and McConnell decided to leave it tied, a diplomatic finish.
|
|
We certainly leave it during the violent act of stabbing somebody.
|
|
Well, leave it to Wonder Woman to break through it all.
|
|
I think she's a good governor, I'll leave it at that.
|
|
We left Gaza and they won't let us leave it behind.
|
|
Leave it to the former First Lady to steal the show!
|
|
Why can't they both be great and leave it at that?
|
|
Straus declared that Patrick could take Paddie's amendment or leave it.
|
|
The goal is to leave it to the machine wherever possible.
|
|
Maybe I'll write it and leave it as a posthumous book.
|
|
Maybe they'll leave it to the state to conduct a prosecution.
|
|
"I would, generally speaking, leave it to the states," he said.
|
|
You do get phone calls and I'll leave it at that.
|
|
Should I leave it alone or say anything to my doctor?
|
|
You still play hard, go hard and leave it out there.
|
|
The "noble part" of her brain was saying: Leave it up.
|
|
Leave it off the menu and save both time and money.
|
|
NEW YORK — Leave it to the Rock to spoil a surprise.
|
|
And I'll leave it right there with what comes after that.
|
|
She would leave it on all day, hidden under her clothes.
|
|
If your friend says, 'Whoa, that's dumb,' maybe you'll leave it.
|
|
Then the artist should move on, forget about it, leave it.
|
|
Officials should just "leave it the way it is," Trump said.
|
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What the Senate proposed: The Senate would also leave it intact.
|
|
But if you can't get a good one, leave it out.
|
|
Then take off the heat and leave it to cool down.
|
|
"I just couldn't leave it," Belsito explained to the CMU newspaper.
|
|
I'm gonna leave it at that, Scott, the second wife thing.
|
|
And I've got to leave it there for right now [laughs].
|
|
As for the story, I can take it or leave it.
|
|
So, respond: "She's my girlfriend" and leave it at that, O.K.?
|
|
Just don't leave it too long and turn up empty handed.
|
|
That will probably leave it too large for any other suitor.
|
|
So my apologies, and we will just leave it at that.
|
|
"If you don't like a situation, leave it!" he said triumphantly.
|
|
We won the World Series and we'll leave it at that.
|
|
"We're going to leave it there, Mr. Vice President," Cooper said.
|
|
"I'm going to leave it at the Second Amendment," he shrugged.
|
|
You can bring a reference photo or leave it at home.
|
|
So I'll just have to have to leave it at that.
|
|
Leave it to Lily to just rip that Band-Aid off.
|
|
Leave it to Lily to include octopus arms in her retelling.
|
|
First, be ready for anything, and leave it to the experts.
|
|
WILFRED FROST: Steve, we're going to have to leave it there.
|
|
"We're gonna leave it a mystery," he said with a laugh.
|
|
SJ: Very good talking to you, sir, we'll leave it there.
|
|
Take it or leave it, it's exactly the way it is.
|
|
I'll leave it at that because I'm a very optimistic person.
|
|
As the Democrats see it, it's take it or leave it.
|
|
They declined, but Mr. DiNardo did not leave it at that.
|
|
"I want to leave it to people's judgment," Mr. Williams said.
|
|
So why not leave it up to the patient's loved ones?
|
|
I will leave it to others to adjudicate whose was bigger.
|
|
People are going to have to take it or leave it.
|
|
Leave it to my friend Miriam to look beyond the art.
|
|
Besides, a "no" vote would not leave it much worse off.
|
|
Leave it on for 23 minutes and then wash it off.
|
|
I will leave it to them to figure out their taxonomy.
|
|
We can't just leave it to the Germans and the Swedes.
|
|
"The moment we leave it unguarded, they will come," Fabrega said.
|
|
How long do I have to leave it on to work?
|
|
"In terms of what we ultimately do, I'm going to leave it very much -- in conjunction with me -- I'm going to leave it up to Congress," Trump said, adding he hopes a decision will be bipartisan.
|
|
Even though it tells me to leave it on for 30 minutes, I'll leave it on for six hours, and I'll wake up and my skin will feel like it's protected from that dirty airplane air.
|
|
" He also quoted a line from For Whom the Bell Tolls: "The world is a fine place and worth the fighting for and I hate very much to leave it," and added, "I hate to leave it.
|
|
"I try to leave it civil; I try to make sure the situation doesn't end up coming off badly, just try to leave it like: 'No, thank you anyway, but I'm going to head out,'"she says.
|
|
Leave it in place for several hours and replenish it as needed.
|
|
"The past is the past, let's leave it that way," Fallon said.
|
|
Where in the report does Mueller "leave it to" the attorney general?
|
|
As this bizarre case study shows, don't just leave it in there.
|
|
Leave it to Instagram to have your New Years party look sorted.
|
|
"Yarmouk is my camp, I can't leave it." editing by David Stamp
|
|
Leave it to the Kardashians to be oh so on the nose.
|
|
I'll leave it to you to decide if that's creepy or not.
|
|
But it's a mistake to leave it there and not follow up.
|
|
Just leave it to me, I have so much fun with it.
|
|
I'll leave it to other people to see if that's an act.
|
|
But yeah, we'll kind of just leave it at that for now.
|
|
Scholars must instead glean wage information wherever history chanced to leave it.
|
|
That's as perfect as it can be, so I leave it alone.
|
|
But leave it to Reddit to run with a humorous slip-up.
|
|
Once you're happy with your design, leave it dry for three hours.
|
|
"I would just leave it," says a boy in his mid-teens.
|
|
Open your phone and leave it open as long as you can.
|
|
Don't worry if you have to leave it plugged in overnight, either.
|
|
So she figured, why not just leave it there and add more?
|
|
Leave it to Jennifer Lopez to make Pepto-Bismol pink look chic.
|
|
His parents refer to his new piano ballad as "Leave It Be".
|
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Leave it to Rihanna to give classic red lipstick a fresh update.
|
|
Leave it to Ric Flair to have a false finish with death.
|
|
Put the phone down and leave it alone to charge in peace.
|
|
Leave it next to that giant pile of bills as a deterrent.
|
|
If I leave it at home then there's no unusual battery drain.
|
|
She will soon leave it to run a pro-Trump Super PAC.
|
|
"The Chequers plan cannot be take it or leave it," he added.
|
|
"It moisturizes the hair, but doesn't leave it greasy," Kravitz told InStyle.
|
|
That's why AllFlix created a simple solution—just leave it to chance.
|
|
I just want to leave it there for now — that was enough.
|
|
Get rid of the federal minimum wage, leave it to the states.
|
|
Leave it to Meghan Markle to make a fashion staple feel fresh.
|
|
We'll charitably call Lee a minus defender and leave it at that.
|
|
Leave it to Rihanna to make a statement on the red carpet.
|
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And leave it up to Taylor Swift to leave no blank spaces.
|
|
Leave it on for 20-30 minutes, then rinse with warm water.
|
|
But leave it to neoliberal corporate risk management to kill the vibe.
|
|
"I would leave it for the life of the mother," Trump said.
|
|
I didn't want to leave it into the field-goal kicker's hands.
|
|
One response to the new mortgage system is to leave it be.
|
|
They make for quite a pair, and I'll leave it at that.
|
|
"We realized, no damnit, we leave it to the audience," Schütte explains.
|
|
Leave it to two professional dancers to execute the most perfect proposal.
|
|
That's why this week's Grey's Anatomy, "Leave It Inside," was so wonderful.
|
|
In other cities, the menu options remain "Take It or Leave It."
|
|
She just would leave it at, 'That dude was a bad man.
|
|
Perhaps we'll leave it to Ledger to sum up those years best.
|
|
The longer they leave it, however, the greater the psychological stumbling block.
|
|
We'll leave it up to you to make room in your wardrobe.
|
|
That could leave it in Microsoft's shadow for some time to come.
|
|
And if you think he's ready to leave it there, you're dreaming.
|
|
Leave it to Lauren Conrad to create the sweetest sex reveal announcement.
|
|
Trump calls it "fair," and they seem willing to leave it there.
|
|
Leave it to Kanye West to take "everything" to an unexpected place.
|
|
"I leave it to the public to judge his timing and motives."
|
|
Leave it to this gorgeous art installation to make us miss landlines.
|
|
Leave it to Missy Elliott to make water aerobics look impossibly cool.
|
|
But we leave it on that play and onto the next one.
|
|
But Citi's enduring crisis hangover will still leave it trailing most rivals.
|
|
Leave it to Davos, the little girl whisperer, to win her over.
|
|
The people who put it up might just leave it that way.
|
|
Leave it to the N.F.L. to sell the same product three times.
|
|
But, Mr. Leader, we're not going to take it or leave it.
|
|
If you leave it out, you make things more difficult for yourself.
|
|
The prisoner can either flip it over or leave it as is.
|
|
"Pretty sure...." Leave it to midwesterners to insult you with a smile.
|
|
I'm trying to finish it very soon or just to leave it.
|
|
Andreessen Horowitz is betting that they'd rather leave it to an expert.
|
|
Leave it to these two to show us it can be done!
|
|
I prefer if I can just leave it, because it's more curly.
|
|
Kardashian's single, Disick's single, and they should just leave it at that.
|
|
"I leave it to your creative spirit to understand why," he said.
|
|
I'll leave it to you to find out what happens between them.
|
|
EVANS: WE'LL LEAVE IT ON THAT SORT OF HOPEFUL NOTE FOR EVERYBODY.
|
|
I leave it very open-ended and listen to where they go.
|
|
And for those who are asked to leave, it will be personal.
|
|
Leave it to Brady to sum up his and his team's discomfort.
|
|
Should we tell the teachers she's gone crazy, or just… leave it?
|
|
Leave it to a bunch of sumo wrestlers to steal his thunder.
|
|
"It's a legal case, so I'll leave it at that," she continued.
|
|
We had to appear like we can take it or leave it.
|
|
The White House isn't saying, preferring to leave it up to Congress.
|
|
If you think the interview went well, just leave it at that.
|
|
" But he said he would leave it to lawmakers to "figure out.
|
|
Leave it on overnight, then scrub the head clean with a brush.
|
|
"I'll leave it up to the executor of my will," he decided.
|
|
STARR: I would leave it to others to describe how I looked.
|
|
Should you keep it or leave it behind like your Goodwill couch?
|
|
Still, guests are given the freedom to take it or leave it.
|
|
Who knows what the future holds, so we'll leave it at that.
|
|
Leave it to Beyoncé to arrive fashionably late but completely on-trend.
|
|
Trenkle: Just one small roach, but we&aposll leave it in there.
|
|
Leave it to the people of this country to try to guess.
|
|
It takes a lot of confidence to leave it to this point.
|
|
Carbon is simply too valuable to leave it up in the sky!
|
|
Leave it for 10 years, and that $10,000 would grow to $11,617.
|
|
I'm not saying throw it away, or even leave it at home.
|
|
I like to call it 'something better,' and leave it at that.
|
|
Just say you wanna hang out with your friends, and leave it.
|
|
And leave it to Katy Perry to wear the perfect Christmas costume.
|
|
"I leave it on in my office all the time," Levesque said.
|
|
Someone's going to take it if I leave it there too long.
|
|
Leave it to climate change to unite workers from competing tech companies.
|
|
Leave it to the mainstream media to ruin an otherwise pleasant morning.
|
|
DIMON: YOU KNOW LOOK, I HAVE TO LEAVE IT UP TO HOWARD.
|
|
The last thing I wanted to do was leave it all behind.
|
|
"When we tried to leave, it wouldn't let us," Ms. Reichman said.
|
|
Leave it to the novelist Sam Lipsyte to revel in the absurdity.
|
|
It was like, 'Take it or leave it, this is the sound.
|
|
Remember: Don't try this at home, kids ... leave it to the pros.
|
|
Johnny: Leave it on the doorstep and get the hell outta here.
|
|
"In terms of what we ultimately do, I'm going to leave it very much — in conjunction with me — I'm going to leave it up to Congress," Trump said, adding he hopes to receive a bipartisan recommendation on penalties.
|
|
Leave it to American Horror Story to make you dance for your supper.
|
|
It's not enough to leave it there and see how things play out.
|
|
Leave it to Chrissy Teigen to use her fame to crowdsource for....bananas.
|
|
"You can leave it at that because you have nothing," he shot back.
|
|
But if blood or lymph fluid appears, it's time to leave it alone.
|
|
Turn off the heat and leave it to cool down a bit. 5.
|
|
Leave it to Melissa Joan Hart to have fans in their '1003s feels!
|
|
I leave it to the scientists and philosophers to tackle the great unknowns.
|
|
Leave it to a dad to find a new way to take nap.
|
|
You can conveniently leave it on and running next to your plant forever.
|
|
Well enough that they just leave it all out there on the field.
|
|
" She added, "We had to stay positive and leave it in God's hands.
|
|
Leave it to an older sibling to rat you out to your mom.
|
|
Leave it to Deadpool to hide yet another famous mutant in plain sight.
|
|
Leave it Jenni "JWoww" Farley to pipe up when no one else dares.
|
|
Head to your local K.C. Green fan page and leave it some flowers.
|
|
Leave it to Andy Cohen to get Gordon Ramsay to bash Martha Stewart.
|
|
"I won't divulge any details, but rather leave it up to the imagination."
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He could expand Mexico's already bloated welfare state and leave it at that.
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We don't leave it to people's feelings of loyalty and obligation; we couldn't.
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" Adds Lopilato, "We had to stay positive and leave it in God's hands.
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On Wednesday, Pelosi addressed the video, condemning Facebook's decision to leave it up.
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But it seems likely to leave it having convinced few of the idea.
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I kind of leave it up to that woman to engage the conversation.
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And I love the First Amendment, and I'll just leave it at that.
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Leave it to McIlroy to identify the main reason for such contrasting records.
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Grab a flannel out of the closet (be sure to leave it unbuttoned).
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If you have a question for Mr. Trump, leave it in the comments.
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In a crisis, the system's creakiness will leave it ill-equipped to cope.
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And again I'll leave it to Republicans to try to defend that position.
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I'm tempted to leave it all there — Twitter is a hell site, etc.
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In such circumstances, Pakistani politicians usually head to London, rather than leave it.
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He runs out of the office, ditching his instructions to leave it alone.
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"I will leave it to the Philippine National Police to decide," he said.
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Leave it to Ann Perkins to help facilitate some much-needed soul searching!
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Leave it to Kylie to be out setting trends so soon after childbirth.
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Leave it to 'Ye to turn tour merch into a full fashion event.
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Before you go storming in all "leave it out mate," take a breath.
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Leave it in the family room while you hang out with your friends.
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Leave it to Madonna to sneak a couple of F-bombs onto CNN.
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I just wanted to be one of those Leave it to Beaver moms.
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Leave it to the Olympics to spark a return home for Katie Couric.
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We're going to leave it, and it's going to make this planet better.
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GOVERNORS of Kansas tend to love their job and rarely leave it early.
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Leave it to the French to be on the forefront of that movement.
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Just don't leave it too late, because the curtain comes down at midnight.
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Leave it to Ben Carson to be hilariously blunt about the whole thing.
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JIM CRAMER: Fair enough, let's leave it-- MARC BENIOFF: Let's move forward together.
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Leave it to Dave Chappelle and John Oliver to get the Twittersphere talking.
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We will just keep selling it, or we will leave it in storage.
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Given my odd, sick-y feeling, I decide to just leave it plain.
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Frequent travelers who miss their Echo when they leave it at home, perhaps?
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We can't just leave it to private actors and hope it works out.
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I'm an individual, I am who I am, take it or leave it.
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"If anything, I've gotten other people more money … I'll leave it at that."
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We'll leave it all open in the back, and we can cut it.
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For his part, Ken decided to leave it stuck there as a reminder.
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It wasn't my doing, but you know, leave it to the [Lisa] Rinna!
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So let's call it an elaborate PR stunt and leave it at that.
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Or in this case, step aside and leave it up to the professionals.
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I'll leave it to this random Twitter user with the solid GIF response:
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I am what I am and you can take it or leave it.
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If they can successfully leave it there, they'll get a free ice cream.
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Take it or leave it, but these books are ripe for the reading.
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You must vote, we can't leave it all to groups that do vote.
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Leave it to Ulta to bring the cult-favorite line to the states.
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I BELIEVE THE OUTCOME SPEAKS FOR ITSELF AND I'LL LEAVE IT AT THAT.
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I think they just said, 'We're going to leave it like it is.
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Trump, if he does visit, is more likely to leave it until Sunday.
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Leave it to the mom shamers to put a damper on the fun.
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When you're ready to leave, it will steer you out of the spot.
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Leave it to Chuck Bass to kill all your Gossip Girl reunion dreams.
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If Britain does vote to leave, it will need a strong opposition leader.
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Were Britain to leave, it could deal a mortal blow to the treaty.
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Look at Justin Timberlake's beautiful face all you want, but leave it there.
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Leave it to Snyder to tweet plenty of teasers ahead of time though.
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"Let them leave it, and you can take care of it," he said.
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But people will appreciate the truth if you just leave it at that.
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Cutting Abkhazia off from Europe will leave it even more dependent on Russia.
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You will eventually leave it behind and go on to the next project.
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I guaranteed we would build the wall... and I'll leave it at that!
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I leave it to the reader to judge the plausibility of this assertion.
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And it opted to leave it in the interest of pursuing trade elsewhere.
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It would be tempting to leave it at that, but far too doctrinaire.
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Nuclear energy: Willing to leave it on the table as an energy option.
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I just love him so much I'm going to leave it at that.
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LIESMAN: ROBERT, UNFORTUNATELY BECAUSE OF THE PRESIDENT, WE HAVE TO LEAVE IT THERE.
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"I don't want to leave it out there about Elizabeth Warren," he said.
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Put this money into a high-yield savings account and leave it alone.
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She declared the topic "interesting"; she would "leave it to others" to determine.
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This was Mr. Sellars's personal playlist, leave it or — more often — take it.
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Leave it to Beyoncé and her Beyhive to give "twins" serious Twitter cred.
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It is not legally possible to leave it open-ended, EU officials say.
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That would leave it trailing only the United States, Saudi Arabia and Russia.
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They'd say things like, "I've come this far," and leave it at that.
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Leave it to mathematicians to look at a pizza and see a problem.
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We've done our best to leave it much nicer than we found it.
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But leave it to a Canadian band to cut through the American noise.
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Leave it to the Germans to view beer as a performance-enhancing food.
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Lower your audio IMMEDIATELY AND LEAVE IT LOWERED UNTIL AT LEAST 13:55.
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And then I really believe we should leave it up to the states.
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But I couldn't leave it at that, because yesterday Mike Trout turned 25.
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Leave it on for 10 to 15 minutes, and then rinse it off.
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"When I leave it will be easy to fill this room," she said.
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But perhaps there's a hint in his unequivocal advice about Facebook: Leave it.
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I'll leave it to medical experts to address the health crisis at hand.
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" "Sure you can't take it with you but leave it to somebody else.
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We have a lot of faith in A.V. We'll leave it at that.
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I almost just want to go to Europe and leave it all behind.
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I'm gonna just leave it at that, except to say I love Miami.
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I just wanted to go out and leave it all on the floor.
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If you can't easily find the lemongrass, feel free to leave it out.
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If I don't remember anything beyond that, we should leave it at that.
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Could the artist have decided to leave it out after reading Lord's critique?
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The negotiation seems to be a case of take it or leave it.
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"When people leave, it creates big holes in the curriculum," Valentine told Hyperallergic.
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"But you can leave it blank," she said, referring to the November ballot.
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In states that mandated sick leave, it found, fewer employees worked when sick.
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"If they want to leave, it is up to them," Mr. Cavusoglu said.
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Leave it to the Clippers' Rivers to try to sound a hopeful note.
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If the government can't do it, they should leave it to the people.
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If something does not directly help you communicate your point, leave it out.
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Trump, as usual, couldn't just change his position and leave it at that.
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Will leave it to Ben Hoffman to describe what McGee just did there.
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Leave it to a millennial not to be able to find a newspaper.
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If you don't really need to check your phone, just leave it alone.
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I was just like, you know what, I'll leave it under my bed.
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I apologized for it, I would just like to leave it at that.
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In other words, you want to leave it better than you got it.
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Once you've read her work, you cannot unread it or leave it behind.
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I want my G.E.D. But I'll leave it in the hands of God.
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Leave it to Martin Scorsese to find another way into the gangster epic.
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Whisk in the sparkling water, taking care to leave it kind of lumpy.
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Why, then, do we not recoil from Harry and leave it at that?
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When I did leave, it took three months just to find my feet.
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You see this face or anything, then leave it alone, trust and believe.
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LG: Let's say I were to take a LimeBike from Caltrain to the Embarcadero — around here where we are right now — and leave it out, lock it up outside of the building here, and then just leave it for the day.
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Leave it to Tom Hanks to save the day by combining Shakespeare and improv.
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That's why you can't leave it all up to kids to find their way.
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Leave it to Willard to show up every season (apparently?), armed with dad jokes.
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I'll be sad to leave it behind but I'm looking forward to the future.
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Bonus: It also solves the power problem as you can leave it plugged in.
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Leave it in the comments below and we'll do our best to answer it.
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Quick: We'll leave it right there and, Joe, I'll send it back to you.
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Do you need to rent out your house and leave it to your heirs?
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Leave it to the Stranger Things kids to kick off the Emmys red carpet.
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But after encountering a few barriers, she decided to leave it up to fate.
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She really didn't leave it up to us if we wanted to or not.
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Do you say "Do you want to have dinner?" and leave it at that?
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For both shows, though, I'm take-it-or-leave-it on the studio segments.
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Remember how horrible 2016 was, and how thrilled we were to leave it behind?
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Or do you want to leave it more open-ended to their own interpretation?
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Leave it to Spencer Pratt to always be thinking of the social media angle.
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It is hard to leave your boat now and leave it there at sea.
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They also microwave well — 20 seconds covered, if you leave it in the paper.
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I'll leave it to actual kids to judge whether Watts gets the details right.
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Often they'll just say they post videos on YouTube and leave it at that.
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He had led a fascinating life and was not about to leave it unchronicled.
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Together they exfoliate the skin to leave it looking brighter, softer, and more glowy.
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When I took my first maternity leave it was just me and my son.
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For her last 15 years, though she could walk, she did not leave it.
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Leave it to plus-size bloggers to be the change the fashion industry needs.
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You can leave it playing in the background and feel nourished after three hours.
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So leave it to Mama Pearson, Mandy Moore, to bring out all the stops.
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I leave it on for 10–15 minutes, waiting, while I do other things.
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It's unlikely we're going to leave it anytime soon, and the companies know that.
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Then they say they want to leave it to be a free speech platform.
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It got on the recording and I just said 'F— it, let's leave it.
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"Leave it to the audience to decide who these people really are," said Cole.
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"Just leave it in God's hands and it will all work out," Ancar said.
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Leave it to Acer to announce the most insane gaming computer of the year.
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But generally, they leave it up to me as far as what I'm saying.
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So I am going to leave it all out there and bring my best!
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"If you can't repair what is broken, leave it and walk away," he said.
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Or they can just leave it all up to ODately to take care of.
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Leave it to Ellen DeGeneres to turn a dislocated finger into a hilarious story.
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There is no maternity leave, it just means I won't be earning any money.
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"Treat it like a tampon and don't leave it in very long," she says.
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Leave it to Rihanna to deliver a VMAs performance that left us totally floored.
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Leave it to Kim Kardashian to be already prepared for her next business venture.
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So what better hands to leave it in than a self professed Disney-obsessed?
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I will leave it up to him to decide what he wants to do.
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When I leave it in the evening I am ready for the next day.
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Of course, leave it to Instagram to take this trend to the next level.
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Gotta say ... it would be fitting to leave it as is, but we'll see.
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Why not leave it all out there... (CROSSTALK) KURTZ: Journalists have their own responsibility.
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If you must have a photo shoot with your salad, leave it at that.
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We&aposll see if she gets anywhere, but we had to leave it there.
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"I want to make the decision, not leave it to a machine," he says.
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Once you're done, you lock it again and leave it there — there's no dock.
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I will leave it full of confidence that its values remain in safe hands.
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That would leave it with a core business of just copper, diamonds and platinum.
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Leave it to Miguel to get us crying about David Bowie all over again.
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Health plans might conclude that marketplace instability is too great and simply leave it.
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Filing taxes is often stressful, especially if you leave it to the last minute.
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Leave it to Kate Hudson to take push-ups to a whole new level.
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It is an inherently political project, which is one good reason to leave it.
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Is better to forget and leave it The relationship was not always so cordial.
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"If he was to leave, it would be terrible," Dalio said, citing two reasons.
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And leave it to his Fuller House castmates to join him for the shenanigans!
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I'd just leave it and apologize to Anderson next time you cross her path.
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But leave it to bad gal RiRi to spin that theory on its axis.
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Leave it to UD to give its fans everything they need — and then some.
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Fill a water balloon with water and food coloring and leave it outside overnight.
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I'll leave it to someone else to skin a HomePod and compare the output.
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"... — Tom Taylor (@TomTaylorMade) March 26, 2019 Helpfully, I call out, "Just leave it, mate!
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Once you've put the raw egg into a hot pan, just leave it alone.
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Leave it to Lando Calrissian himself to set the record straight on his sexuality.
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"We have a saying: Leave it under the bar," Holcomb says, fighting back tears.
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We couldn't leave it to chance — because we didn't have the money for that.
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This is a change from the "take it or leave it" offer from May.
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I love this ritual, because every year I leave it a little bit richer.
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Bad for Trump to enter Syria, and even worse for him to leave it.
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But we shouldn't leave it to them to figure out the future of journalism.
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But it's her choice to take it, and her choice to leave it behind.
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Buy a humidity meter and leave it in the basement to check the levels.
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I'll leave it up to whomever to judge why these antics are being done.
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Leave it to my old school View-Master to help me out, #ThrowbackThursday style!
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Leave it to both Presidents Bush to embrace the idea of never looking back.
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It's delicate on skin and will leave it looking more hydrated, even, and refreshed.
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"I leave it in my freezer and it lasts until, like, March," she said.
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At the very least, I'll offer a small proposal, take it or leave it.
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It's so gorgeous that you can even leave it on your kitchen counter permanently.
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We'll leave it for the experts to decide how much Aquarius fudges the truth.
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Leave it to Swinton to literally knock our socks off just with her appearance.
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I just want people to think about that and I'll leave it at that.
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Music is its own language and we can leave it to speak for itself.
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It's just these impressions and you leave it to the viewer to put together.
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But leave it to us as westerners to fuck up such an innocuous idea.
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There's an inertia that will leave it in its position for years to come.
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I'll leave it to others whether that was the appropriate venue to say it.
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If Renata tells you "thank you," you had probably best leave it at that.
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It's often easier to just pay what you owe and leave it at that.
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It doesn't have the take-it-or-leave-it bravura of Night & Market (Song).
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She would have preferred to state her female name and leave it at that.
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Usually, the best way to control earwax is to leave it alone, Schwartz said.
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Sometimes I'll leave it on a nice cool blue or purple if I'm reading.
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Leave it overnight, then brush away the salt and launder the garment as usual.
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"A magician never reveals his tricks, so I'll leave it at that," he said.
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Leave it to the IOC to corrupt an organization as benevolent as the WHO.
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Leave it with the high-end to praise,Leave the happiness to the future.
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Ready to hear a stripped-down rendition of the classic ballad "Leave It Be"?
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Mozart and Da Ponte leave it tantalizingly ambiguous; we'll see what Mr. McDermott thinks.
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I knew my name was owned and I knew I had to leave it.
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Leave it to Steve to be loyal to a fault, even as an outlaw.
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There is a more nuanced variation on Britain's take-it-or-leave-it approach.
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I'd probably leave it a year and see if there were any side effects.
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Leave it to the always excellent Lady Mormont to say what everyone was thinking.
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They also leave it to schools to decide whether to have an appeals process.
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If you don't need the money in the next five years, leave it invested.
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"Or if someone has a naturally light brow, I might leave it," he said.
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Vichy France controls the port city — and the exit visas required to leave it.
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Leave it to Darlene to swoop in and help get Ben out of there.
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"I tell people to leave it 24 hours if you can," Mr. Silverman said.
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Better to buy a pillow in the gift shop and leave it at that.
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Leave it to Netflix to make being stranded in a snowstorm look so enjoyable.
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Leave it to "The Leftovers" to keep finding the perfect song for every occasion.
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By the way, if you don't love your kids, don't leave it to them.
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We will leave it to the political pundits to debate which story is accurate.
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Leave it to The Punisher and Jessica Jones to go out with a bang.
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I decide to leave it alone as I look across the snow-covered field.
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"I'll leave it to others whether that was the appropriate venue to say it."
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And women born into the royal family must officially leave it once they marry.
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The Republicans in Congress and the Trump administration cannot simply leave it at that.
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Manage your investmentsIf investing makes you anxious or stressed, leave it to a pro.
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Leave it to New York City to have not one but two Dickens societies.
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I'll leave it up to the reader to determine which president he's best describing.
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But Democrats largely scoffed at the take it-or-leave it set up. Sen.
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Should I write a note, mention this to my super, or leave it alone?
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Leave it to NASA to find a way to measure holiday spirit from space.
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LET ME LEAVE IT AT THIS, BROADLY SPEAKING THE EMERGING MARKETS HAVE BEEN SUFFERING.
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Leave it to Wonder Woman to make your day just a little bit brighter.
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Coaches often leave it up to the players to decide how to gain weight.
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Leaving the head on is optional, but I say leave it — it adds personality.
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But I'll leave it to you to explore the full measure of Open World.
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ACROSTIC — Leave it to our faithful acrosticeers to present us with a perfect chestnut.
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We leave it to the audience to decide if they have judgments on it.
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Australians may go for one kiss on the cheek, and leave it at that.
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When possible, they may avoid it altogether or leave it as soon as possible.
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I'll leave it at that," McCoy said ... "I'll let that take care of itself.
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Let each artwork in Blackness in Abstraction discover this paradox and leave it unresolved.
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We will leave it there for now, although Facebook certainly isn't done defending itself.
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I imagine you don't want to leave it when you're in these VR environments.
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AH: I'll leave it at that since you work on such a great nonprofit.
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Though even there its actions are problematic, as it offers users a take it or leave it style 'choice' — saying they either remove the info entirely or leave it and therefore agree that Facebook can use it to target them with ads.
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"If I was a pitcher and I need to leave it in the ballpark, I'm going to pick somebody who's going to leave it in the ballpark more than someone who has a chance to hit it out of the ballpark," he said.
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Revising the phrase "take it or leave it," Give It or Leave It cultivates a spirit of generosity, hospitality, and selflessness, and proposes a new rule for a better world: creating something, offering it, and gifting it, regardless of recognition, acceptance, or rejection.
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But leave it to Katy Perry and YouTube to find another mutually beneficial promotional opportunity.
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Leave it to Lionel Messi to turn a straightforward penalty kick into a breathtaking moment.
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Lee Busby Well, I don't think they just said leave it up to the voters.
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That may have been why he told them to close it up and leave it.
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Leave it to Kris Jenner to silence her entire famous family in one fell swoop.
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It would be easy to say "yes" to your question and leave it at that.
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Leave it to the Interwebs to create a cute and down right creative beauty trend.
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Leave it to Ewan McGregor to use the Force after being cut off in traffic.
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The Senate would leave it on the books, but increase exemptions so fewer people pay.
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I don't even have say in this, so let's leave it to the professionals, people.
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Patients download the app and then leave it running in the background for continuous tracking.
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I always like Bill's answer: that it's between lovers -- so I'll leave it at that.
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Whereas a place — you can't really take it or leave it if you live there.
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And the U.S. should not leave it to the Chinese to change the structural problems.
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BARTIROMO: Because, on the campaign trail, you said you would leave it to the states?
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Leave it to Kim Kardashian West to throw the biggest post-Met Gala after party.
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You needn't answer this question decisively — although clearly they should just leave it be, right?!
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BECKY QUICK: We'll leave it right there and, Joe, I'll send it back to you.
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It doesn't take too much space, so why not leave it on the MacBook Pro?
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"Consent in the GDPR is not a take it or leave it question," he said.
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BARTIROMO: Because on the campaign trail, you said you would leave it to the states.
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It'll be more expensive and time-consuming to move it than to leave it behind.
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I've taken it my way but I leave it open for interpretation for whoever's listening.
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Meanwhile, the mutiny in the PD may leave it unable to win a general election.
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"They are aware of her allegations and I'll just leave it at that," Allred said.
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But Musk "did not call [Unsworth] a 'pedo guy' and leave it there," writes Wilson.
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"I'm going to leave it to the President to make that decision," North Carolina Sen.
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Leave it to the actor-comedian to put his own twist on his ceremonial pitch.
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" Without providing any further information on the subject, he added, "I'll leave it at that.
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Leave it to Masha Orlov, stylist extraordinaire and purveyor of cool to go for it!
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Leave it to Watch What Happens Live viewers to ask the questions that really matter.
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"We understand that viewers may have opposing opinions but leave it to them to decide."
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Leave it to Sharon Osbourne to kick the People's Choice Awards into high gear – literally.
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Leave it to none other than iconic Stuart Weitzman to check all of the boxes.
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What's even more relatable: He doesn't want to leave it for fear of being rude!
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Let's just leave it at this: It's good they both decided to become actors instead!
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Leave it to Amy Schumer to provide us with a Trainwreck of a mannequin challenge.
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I leave it in my cart and will decide if I should get it later.
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I will leave it up to people to categorize what they want to call it.
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And that's where we leave it: Poor, pathetic Meadow will never see Oprah become President.
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You can unhitch the trailer and leave it behind, using the tow vehicle for exploring.
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"I don't want to leave it too late," she explains of a potential second child.
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If you leave it open they will use their wildest imaginations to ask for gifts.
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" Asked if he had met the president, he said, "I'll just leave it at that.
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What happens to Jaime, I leave it to you guys to watch in the future.
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You have to physically plug the car in and leave it somewhere, sometimes for hours.
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Leave it to Kris Jenner to spice things up on the Kocktails with Khloé set.
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Leave it to these celebs to embrace their birthday suits in, err, very unique ways.
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We leave it up to the local school board and parents to make that decision.
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Leave it to the ultra-cool daughter of rock royalty to get us excited again.
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Nevertheless, we have a very productive call and all leave it in a good mood.
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Leave it to NASA to find the most compelling imagery of the East Coast blizzard.
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In the meantime, if you have any insight, please leave it in the comments below.
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Some states require only electrical inspections while some leave it up to the local jurisdiction.
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Of course, if you like the fun memes, then you can still leave it on.
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Let's see these apps for what they are — band-aids — and leave it at that.
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Leave it up to Selena Gomez to use her accessories to make a political statement.
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You take a group, leave it alone for an hour, and you have two groups.
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There is only one New York Times, and you can take it or leave it.
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Or just close the kitchen when you're not cooking and leave it completely un-airconditioned.
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Leave it to Gisele Bündchen to kick off 2017 in the most idyllic setting ever.
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If you find a severed ear, probably leave it alone Someone else will handle it.
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You can lock your helmet or whatever else in it and leave it safely behind.
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Leave it to Canadians to shine some light on an oftentimes dark presidential election season.
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Leave it to the royal family to take bridesmaids gifts to a whole new level!
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However, you shouldn't just pick a diet, fill your plate and leave it at that.
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I'll leave it to the reader to decide if I should be fired for that.
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But the company doesn't want to simply leave it to partners to provide the innovation.
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Leave it to Dave Coulier to write a children's book about a family of boogers.
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Leave it to the French to give us a reason that's weirdly but charmingly romantic.
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Doctors agree that the best thing to do for your vagina is leave it alone.
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One couple, however, found a pretty genius solution: Leave it in the hands of God.
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Take it or leave it (though I highly suggest you take it, because it's brilliant).
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Leave it to Sarah Paulson and Amanda Peet to win the red carpet together — again!
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So you leave it up to the moment, whatever is gonna happen in that moment.
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Leave it up to him to decide whether to offer some sort of shoptalk opportunity.
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They find buyers online, drop their surplus in the post and leave it at that.
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"Our advice is don't leave it in the car to begin with," says SJPD's Rueda.
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ONE is struggling to stay in his job, the other is scrambling to leave it.
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Should you permanently delete the old address, or leave it to sit, unused for eternity?
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Connect the console to a power source and leave it alone for a couple hours.
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They will leave it one more game back, with 27 left in the regular season.
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I didn't know what else to say—except "leave it," which he wouldn't have liked.
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Got to leave it to the Springsteen fans, they really honor their religion of "BRUUCCEEEEE."
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What message are we sending to our country if we leave it off the table?
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It's an experience best enjoyed without spoilers, so we'll leave it at that for now.
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Leave it to Will Smith to make jokes when it comes to meeting a medium.
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His casually radical demeanor mimicked the take-it-or-leave-it style of his show.
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Our orders are to leave it alone as long as it can feed and fly.
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Leave it to Rudy to destroy the momentary respite that BuzzFeed had given his client.
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But, frankly, the day has been weird enough already, so I decide to leave it.
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They kind of leave it up to you to make a play at the rim.
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If I'm in a hurry I dry it, if I'm not I just leave it.
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Leave it on for about 15 minutes, or until dry, then gently peel it off.
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Similar to the brow product, the longer you leave it on, the stronger the hue.
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Leave it to B to shut down critics without having to say anything at all.
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When you have your daily outfit routine down pat, it's easy to leave it be.
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Most dating apps match users then leave it up to them to initiate their chat.
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And I leave it at that, because bitterness and negativity does no one any good.
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"Everyone was very happy with the deal, i'll just leave it at that," he added.
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I leave it to historians to confirm or dispute the accuracy of Mr. Rogers's portrayals.
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Leave it to President Trump to pick the worst time to show his worst self.
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I'll leave it to your listeners to decide whether that tweet was prescient or not.
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If you leave it on for an hour, that's 2343 watt-hours of energy consumed.
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Leave it to their pesky little sister to see them washing and hiding said bat.
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Or, they may just want to buy whatever looks cool and leave it at that.
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Give it a stir or two to cook the pink bits, then leave it be.
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Elsewhere in banking: How James Gorman's take-it-or-leave-it approach helped Morgan Stanley.
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We want to leave it in the closet, and in doing so it's gaining momentum.
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Although this meme is rooted in truth, we're ready to leave it behind in 2019.
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If you leave it to the states, the bar will be set at different levels.
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Lili (not her real name) wants to leave it as soon as she finishes university.
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Leave it to Donald Trump to strip away the mask and reveal the troglodyte beneath.
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Twice a day, I slather generously and leave it on as a dense moisturizing barrier.
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Or leave it plain and porky, rubbing it down with salt and a little pepper.
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New brands are trying a take-it-or-leave-it approach in marketing to millennials.
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With so much riding on this initial moment, you can&apost leave it to chance.
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Not content to leave it at that, Elmo sent follow-up tweets on Thursday morning.
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Leave it to the New Yorker to sum up the first media controversy of 22016.
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In most cases, it's better to leave it in the fridge (or the skincare fridge).
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We are here to stay, and we're certainly not going to leave it to you.
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SHANGHAI — Leave it to other countries to soar and swoon in their quarterly economic performance.
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When a task is completed, which is the most common default, I just leave it.
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So I leave it to our audience to tell us whether we succeeded or not.
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You then leave it untouched and accruing interest until age 65, the standard retirement age.
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I'll leave it to others to debate the logic and/or fairness of the process.
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The fathers often retain a traditional and idealistic "Leave It to Beaver" view of marriage.
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We might enter the theater in rash spirits, but we leave it consumed by thought.
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People have notes, like, "Do not leave unattended," and we just have to leave it.
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Swat it, leave it, go away," the former Arkansas governor suggested on "Fox & Friends Weekend.
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Travare would stare into space or turn on the stove only to leave it unattended.
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AF: We'll have to leave it there, James good to have you on this morning.
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Leave it to Beyoncé to show up Sean "Diddy" Combs at his own birthday party.
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Does the company give special treatment to longtime employees that leave it for public service?
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No longer can owners just buy a general insurance policy and leave it at that.
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"He told us to take off our uniform and leave it there," Ingram-Lewis said.
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But he didn't leave it at that and sprinkled more cartel comments throughout the night.
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It wasn't any harm done and like I said, I will leave it at that.
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We welcome them joining the party, but there's no reason for us to leave it.
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We are here to stay, and we're certainly not going to leave it to you.
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If fathers don't take advantage of their dedicated paternity leave, it effectively goes to waste.
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"Use tape," she said, and leave it there whether a parent is present or not.
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At first she would vape in the morning and leave it in her dorm room.
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But leave it to a representative of the NBA to come with a legit one.
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If you leave a thing alone you leave it to a torrent of change. —G.
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Chinese ships and aircraft were sent to warn the U.S. ships to leave, it added.
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Turn on the pump and leave it on for anywhere from 10 to 30 minutes.
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I'm not a fan of when I'm with people if they're on their phones, because I definitely don't when I'm with someone, I'll just put my phone in my pocket it, leave it there, put it on a table or something and leave it there.
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Leave it to Chrissy Teigen, Queen of Twitter, to roast the Trump family amidst another scandal.
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"Please take the time to leave something kind or don't leave it at all," adds Green.
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You don't want to leave it at determined; you want to take it a step further.
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Deciding whether you'd like to remove your body hair or leave it au naturel is easy.
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I leave it on the counter to soak in and plan to add another coat later.
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Twitter, of course, couldn't leave it alone either, creating the hashtag #DressLikeAWoman to respond: #DressLikeAWoman pic.twitter.
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Leave it to Lainey Morse of Albany, Oregon to realize something as glorious as goat yoga.
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I'll leave it to you to judge how likely Republicans are to champion such a plan.
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Unlisted Videos on Her VEVO Page Leave it to Beyoncé fanatics to spy such a detail.
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Choose to include the date your family was established or leave it off if you prefer.
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HEGSETH: That&aposs an oversimplification, but we&aposre going to have to leave it right there.
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This is not a problem if your modem has Wifi and you leave it turned on.
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In fact, he's signaled a desire to improve the Iran deal, not necessarily leave it — yet.
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Leave it to Benedict Cumberbatch to have the best advice for teens in today's complicated world.
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They offered $40 million over two years and told him to take it or leave it.
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You can't control everything; leave it to God and just say, 'Okay, this is my journey.
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Leave it to the Nationals to endure such a struggle and stand triumphant at the end.
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That would still leave it tiny in comparison with, say, the $670bn global motor-insurance market.
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Fair to say ... if Michael really does leave it will be a gigantic loss to music.
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But leave it to Blue Ivy to have the most glorious Gucci moment of 'em all.
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The spider was probably still in there, although the complainant decided to just leave it alone.
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And I will just comment that I enjoyed the opportunity and I'll leave it at that.
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We must leave it a tidier place than we found it, or future generations will suffer.
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You can totally interpret it that way if you want — we like to leave it open.
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The pound tumbled when Theresa May, the prime minister, said that she planned to leave it.
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Whenever someone's being ignorant on the internet, leave it to Amber Rose to set them straight.
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Leave it to Barack and Michelle Obama to be trailblazers — whether in or out of office.
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Does anybody take a bath with their glasses on and then leave it in the tub?
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At first, Tesla CEO Elon Musk seemed content to attack CR's methods and leave it there.
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Leave it the way it is … There have been very few complaints the way it is.
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I can only tell you what I advise and you might take it or leave it.
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But if you ever leave it exposed to the elements, replace it every season, Hale says.
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You could leave it out on the coffee table and no one would be the wiser.
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Leave it to a singer-songwriter who hates emotions to make unfettered emotional spew powerful again.
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Leave it to the Paper Towns star to announce it in the most mysterious way possible.
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I got to leave it there, but thank you so much for sharing it with us.
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AR emoji are the one new camera feature that's a bit take it or leave it.
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Every day thereafter, for up to five days, you leave it on for one minute longer.
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I get this look doesn't tickle everyone's fancy, so if you hate it, leave it alone.
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Leave it to us to hit the streets and hand a mic to the people — literally.
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Leave it to Khlo$ Money to pull out all the stops for en epic birthday bash.
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It is what it is, and you're going to have to take it or leave it.
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That Roofstock establishes a price for the property and interested buyers can take or leave it?
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Leave it to Opening Ceremony to keep releasing items we never thought we'd need so badly.
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Polls show that most Catalans want a better deal within Spain, rather than to leave it.
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This would still leave it with fewer than 200 seats, a smaller tally than the BJP.
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Leave it on the kitchen counter for a month and you will have a slimy mess.
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" Soon after, he told the audience, "if they don't love it, tell them to leave it.
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Leave it to Meghan Markle to be the one to finally usher in a new era.
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Perhaps I'll ask him to leave it on for me, you know, for old time's sake.
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For the sake of my job, we should kind of leave it at that right now.
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The Fenty Effect Leave it to Rihanna to close New York Fashion Week with a bang.
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Are you happy that you've done all you can to leave it in a good state?
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You could even leave it on your dresser while company comes over without raising any eyebrows.
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The British airline agreed a new pension deal that will leave it room to pay dividends.
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Well, leave it to Handmaid's Tale to speak volumes with only a few powerful, poignant images.
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I'll leave it up to the universe to decide when or if I settle down. Great.
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"She offers up different ideas and either you take it or leave it and that's okay."
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Leave it up to Tom Hanks to turn a really good idea into a great one.
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But leave it to Yoko Ono to simplify the purpose of travel into just four words.
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I'm not sure shoving 30MHz faster dual-GPU helps that much, so we'll just leave it.
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Wade ruling and leave it up to the individual states to decide whether to legalize abortion.
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Being around people who can tell you to stop, leave it alone, it's fine, is good.
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He knows why, and it extends beyond the strike zone — and I'll leave it at that.
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So leave it to Hollywood to inspire a switch up that only lasts for a day.
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Leave it to the Internet to turn a nice brick wall into a source of anxiety.
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I mean, look, yeah, they have bigger problems than just Breitbart, but we'll leave it there.
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Leave it to him to create a fake promposal — for the president of the United States.
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Leave it to James Murphy to turn giving fans everything they want into a dick move.
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He'd leave it there even as other tenants stayed in the apartment while he was gone.
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"And both of them passed on it, so now they leave it for now," Giuliani said.
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The choice to dig out your car or leave it buried can trigger bills either way.
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Leave it to Hollywood's most stylish celebrities to bring a basic wardrobe staple back to life.
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And I'm going to leave it to the political process to work through these other issues.
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Leave it to Instagrammers to make a literal nuclear disaster a popular spot for photo shoots.
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You can take it or leave it when it comes to fame— fortune, however, you crave!
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Leave it to Malik to turn the whole world pink just in the nick of time.
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But leave it to the Amazonian princess to bear that burden and make it look easy.
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Your phone is a tracking device, so keep that turned off or leave it at home.
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Leave it to California to come up with possibly The Greatest Winter Beverage Of All Time.
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Leave it to Deadpool himself to give tried-and-true fans a look at Deadpool 2.
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Were it to leave, it would lose any influence over the EU's planned capital markets union.
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Suburban areas, in other words, no longer resemble the Leave It to Beaver landscape of yesteryear.
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BALTIMORE — Leave it to the youngest person in the lab to think of the Big Idea.
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But for so many reasons, he can only hope to leave it all behind in Cleveland.
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"I hate to say it, but we have to leave it where it is," he said.
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Some tell you to refrigerate the the brew, some say to leave it at room temp.
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"If they are still functioning and they make money ... you leave it up there," Kallberg said.
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Many kids, having brooked a demanding day, are ready to leave it in the rearview mirror.
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Choosing a Halloween costume can be tricky, especially if you leave it until the last minute.
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If he wanted us to do a [continuing resolution] and leave it open, then we should.
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So, how do we get those caught up in the cult of Trump to leave it?
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You can wax it down for added water-resistance or leave it bare for more breathability.
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"I'm going to leave it to the House and Senate to figure that out," Buttigieg said.
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Taylor reminded founders to design their title slide and not to leave it as an afterthought.
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" Also, her business manager is given to advice like "don't leave, it would make you cry.
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Leave it to The Daily Show to turn the Yule Log Fireplace into a political statement.
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Still, the area's reliance on tourism "will always leave it exposed to economic downturns," he wrote.
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Years later, when they got married and moved to another house, they couldn't leave it behind.
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Or they'll put on bumper stickers — America, Love It or Leave It — and say they're patriotic.
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That would leave it reliant on fellow center-right party Fianna Fail, which holds 43 seats.
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So now we leave it as late as we possibly dare but it still doesn't work.
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For once, leave it to an Italian to sound a note of reason: Come off it.
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And it's one that Puerto Rico hopes doesn't leave it in ruins like San Ciprián did.
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No. I asked if I could leave it with him and come back for it later.
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"Why take something bad that happened to you and leave it as a bad?" he said.
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I have confidence in them but I will leave it to them to discuss the strategy.
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I think I'll leave it there… there's another big one at the end of the game!
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Leave it to Empire to deliver a good jaw-dropper, and this one is a biggie.
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Leave it up to Selena to somehow make pajamas look both ultra comfy and impossibly chic.
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Thankfully, it costs $399 and weights 12 pounds, so you leave it be and move on.
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The best thing for stews is to leave it overnight and let the flavor really develop.
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I'm sure we would both leave it all in that Octagon and just go to war.
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You see a sideline interview going on, and you just can't leave it alone, can you?
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But, leave it to the chicest brand coming from the chicest city to prove this wrong.
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Leave it to Bieber to have us on our toes, all for a damn black hoodie.
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There were times when I would leave it on my face and run a couple errands.
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No band shows this more than Praise, especially with their new EP Leave It All Behind.
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I kept trying to "fix" my body, and it kept telling me to leave it alone.
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A second rescue in a matter of weeks would leave it with just 1.75 billion euros.
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CHANOS: WELL, I'LL SAY WE'RE LOOKING AT ALL OF THEM WITH INTEREST, LEAVE IT AT THAT.
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"Leave it the way it is," he said during a town hall on NBC's Today show.
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Leave it to American defense experts to protect the country's security and its vital national interests.
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No sooner did she leave it, however, than there was yet another fire to put out.
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And it's not due for another week, so I might just leave it be for now.
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Then silence the phone or stop speaking but leave it on so the dispatcher can hear.
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He is happy for a place to leave it out, increasing the likelihood he will play.
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Leave it to an eighth-grader to explain a concept that many adults still struggle with.
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Top it with berries and whipped cream, or leave it plain and serve it with tea.
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But failure could leave it with yet one more festering source of tension in the Balkans.
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If you can't give specific examples of how the trait affected her work, leave it out.
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It is the "America: Love It or Leave It" bumper sticker, expressed in more florid prose.
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It allows "Love It or Leave It" patriotism to survive untroubled by the awkwardnesses of reality.
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I never pretended that I was accommodating, or that I could take it or leave it.
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The center was unsecured, and Mr. McCarthan was allowed to leave it to go to work.
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I'm never going to leave it now, because it changed our lives into this cryptocurrency life.
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Do not park the car in the garage, leave it at the end of the driveway.
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And leave it to the French to build a tennis court inside an existing botanical garden.
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"I'm going to leave it to his physician, who is a very good physician," Fauci said.
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Don't leave it too late, and end up having to look elsewhere at more expensive services.
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We'd like to think he was joking around but ... we will just leave it at that.
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It's a good moment in American journalism when Murdoch says he'll leave it to the editors.
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The audacity of "The Set Up" is to leave it out, at least from the performances.
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If the United States were to leave, it would lose its ability to shape these discussions.
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"I'm going to leave it to the President to make that decision," CNN reported he said.
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"I think it's a personal issue and we ought to leave it as a personal issue."
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But leave it to Telfar to rework the over-the-top basketball sneaker into a shoe.
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The police have already told him he'll have to leave it — officers will be stationed inside.
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Because it would be reckless to leave it up to Santa to guess what you like.
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If you leave it sitting out, many hotel staff will clean around the items left out.
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You'll either take it and run with it or you'll just leave it at the door.
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Instead, she believes it is better to communicate with North Korea rather than leave it isolated.
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He has observed that most form a strong attachment to the academy after they leave it.
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Or, leave it for two years, and in December 220, you&aposll have $27,755 in savings.
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But it would be wrong to say you are the problem and leave it at that.
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Although the constituency voted Leave, it did so by only slightly more than the English average.
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Leave it to the kids to figure out most of this college journey on their own.
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Ryan said he would leave it to the administration to explain the circumstances behind Flynn's departure.
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Nobody knows what really went on in Philly, and we're going to leave it that way.
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After that, I leave it to you whether you can move on from your dairy trauma.
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I'll leave it for readers to discover the psychological origins of this particular fire-setting orgy.
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Political science professors have called this the SAT effect — when you don't know, leave it blank.
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It's either we're going to do something about it, or we're going to leave it alone.
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I am nervous to leave it up to the voters in Az to vote them out.
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Leave it to dry for a minimum of two hours, or overnight for more intense color payoff.
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So let's leave it at the fact that this evolution from friendship into romance basically killed George.
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But he has been there and he has defended me and I will leave it at that.
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I would rather have no sequel and leave it as-is than have something we rushed out.
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Leave it to Gwyneth Paltrow to book the perfect romantic spot for her boyfriend's 45th birthday party.
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Part of me wanted to close the book on this story, leave it unwritten and move on.
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So, leave it to Netflix to actually hook her in with a brand new series, What/If.
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You might end up wanting to leave it in your bag, but that takes away the point.
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But I'll leave it on that notion, which I think is the core thesis of the season.
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Leave it to Tiffany Haddish to give the best advice when getting ready to do the deed.
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As for Reich, "I'm not afraid to leave it all out on the dance floor!" he says.
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When he's at dinner, he tries to turn his phone off or leave it in another room.
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"They did leave it standing so you can remodel it versus tearing it down," Barr told KTVU.
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The creative process, sometimes I say, you can leave it alone, but maybe Greg can respond better.
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If you leave it open to conspiracy theories and anecdotal, then you leave yourself open to this.
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Leave it to a supermodel to think up fresh ways to look great while sweating it out.
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If anything weird occurs somewhere in this world, leave it to Reddit to share it with everyone.
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Anyone willing to enter the Trump administration, Cohen said, should be just as willing to leave it.
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After the beef is done, I add the rest of the ingredients and leave it to simmer.
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The box says to leave it on for an hour, and that may be enough for you.
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Simply leave it on your kitchen counter and plug in your gadgets before you go to bed.
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Leave it to Mother Monster to casually do something that most people didn't even realize was possible.
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Leave it to Las Vegas to make sure travelers have plenty of unique amenities at the airport.
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Patrick Chappatte The more people want to join the E.U., the more people want to leave it.
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Motherhood is changing — we've gone way past the Leave It To Beaver model of brownies and bridge.
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For some slides, you can simply leave it on display and allow the audience time to digest.
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If you are planning to leave it in the sink, honestly, just throw the dish away. 2.
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Leave it to Instagram to come up with a new three-second video format that changes everything.
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And after having been together for so long, you just couldn't leave it any better than that.
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He realized that he could continue building the business himself and leave it to his children later.
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But we can just leave it to Roxane Gay to say all that needs to be said.
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Leave it to Heidi Klum to know just how to get you over those hump day blues.
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Slap it on once a week and leave it for 20 minutes before rinsing with lukewarm water.
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"I think at this point, we have to leave it up to the design gods," Kressley says.
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Leave it to one of the world's largest online booksellers to help curate your summer reading list.
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"We're going to leave it at that," Olivia Jade shared, before moving on to the next word.
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Leave it to Amy Schumer to leave jaws on the red carpet at the 2016 Emmy Awards.
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And with nearly 30 episodes of DIU still remaining to be aired, let's leave it at this:
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If you leave it in standing water for thirty minutes you will still have a working phone.
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They say, "love it or leave it," as they refuse to love us or leave us alone.
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Anyway, I would like to think that he was just a psycho and leave it at that.
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I put it on, leave it on for 20 minutes and that nice rose gold pink lasts.
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And there's no reason to leave it behind on the most food-friendly holiday of all, Thanksgiving.
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Leave it in the comments, or pop by the Racked Lounge on Facebook and tell us more.
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No street fictions either—if you must come strapped, they request you leave it in your pants.
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People always leave it on the carcass, but that's the best bite—the cook should get that.
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But, if this is the sort of thing you're into, then you can just leave it on.
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The meaning of the Poke was never defined, as Facebook decided to leave it up to interpretation.
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Throw it in your bag, toss it to a friend, or leave it by the pool. Whatever.
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ScoopFree is a virtually touch-free, leave-it-and-don't-worry-about-it pet poop cleaning system.
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