Designated hem lengths, sleeve lengths, necklines — the fact is, dress codes just aren't very fun.
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Manufacturers create pipes in lengths that can be shipped rather than chopping up vast lengths of pipe.
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But most convincing is the similarity of the bone lengths to the reconstructed lengths of Earhart's bones.
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Other suggestions included varied term lengths; staggered appointments; and shorter term lengths, given the "rapid pace of change" in content and technology.
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Exaggerator, the second choice, finished second by 1-1/4 lengths followed by Gun Runner, who was 4-1/373 lengths off the pace.
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Several documents show the lengths migrants went to to hide from Border Patrol officers, and the lengths those officers went to to catch them.
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The lengths some people will go to (heck, the lengths I discovered I was willing to go) to be invited to a morning-of brunch.
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Each set comes with 36 individual lashes at varying lengths so you can mix the short, medium, and long lengths to achieve natural-looking volume.
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But while some jumping spiders are known to jump more than six body lengths, Kim set a hard limit at platforms longer than five body lengths apart.
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There are a lot of movies that go to ridiculous lengths to have other characters buttress their boring protagonists, but these lengths are more ridiculous than usual.
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Gordon notes that using a razor in the mid-lengths will create a softness to the hair that is more flattering to a variety of textures and lengths.
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This is rare in the auction world, where buyers typically go to considerable lengths to ensure their anonymity and journalists go to even greater lengths to try to uncover it.
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They must swim 3 lengths of a 25-meter pool without stopping, and then swim 3 lengths of the pool in a flight suit and tennis shoes with no time limit.
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The shelves come in two lengths: 21 ¾" and 45 ¼".
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There's a reason the company goes to great lengths — and what sound like creepy lengths — to show you a list of "people you may know" in order to increase your number of connections.
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It also doesn't work as well at all focal lengths.
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Each pair offers several leg lengths for each waist size.
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Penis lengths generally returned to normal after one year, however.
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And aides went to lengths to downplay their past disputes.
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The sport went to great lengths to protect the mystique.
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The government issues Treasury bonds over different lengths of time.
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We are not fans of laborious lengths for no reason.
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Chameleons shoot their tongues out to about two body lengths.
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The world often goes to great lengths to stop wars.
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Some are going to extra lengths to clarify what's acceptable.
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JT: Both lengths have their charms and challenges, of course.
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The lengths are equivalent to 1.6 inch to 7 inches.
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Keith Urban will go to great lengths for his music.
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The fish can reach lengths of up to three feet.
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Some will go to great lengths to avoid those outcomes.
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I'm prepared to go to great lengths for the cause.
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Some offer different course lengths and new methods of teaching.
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They are back now, in multiple colors, fabrics and lengths.
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One had boards of wood in varying lengths and widths.
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They're also available in a variety of lengths and colors.
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You have people going those lengths to promote their kids.
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Fashion editors will go to extreme lengths for them, too.
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No wonder he's going to such lengths to distract us.
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John Waters: I go to great lengths to do that.
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Many trans people go to desperate lengths to seek treatment.
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The question is why they would go to such lengths.
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If something "doesn't go to great lengths?" it's not long.
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Light waves in lengths between about 400 and 700 nanometers.
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And developers are going to considerable lengths to do so.
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But Chan said they would go to any lengths necessary.
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Lawyers go to extreme lengths to ingratiate themselves with witnesses.
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So far, "Stranglehold" has had 16 episodes of varying lengths.
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The company goes to unbelievable lengths to please its clientele.
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The government has gone to extraordinary lengths to avoid default.
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Lithuanians went to great lengths to conceal their illegal books.
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You'll choose from existing styles and customize things like fabric colors, dress lengths, necklines, and sleeve lengths so the chances of showing up in the same dress as someone else is slim to none.
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"[Candidates] must swim three lengths of a 25-meter pool without stopping, and then swim three lengths of the pool in a flight suit and tennis shoes with no time limit," a NASA manual reads.
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Congressional Republicans went to new lengths to extinguish any such expectations.
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The uneven lengths add dimension to Zooey Deschanel's otherwise timeless look.
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Grab your clip-in extensions and prepare to reach new lengths.
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As on the cover, celebrating Britishness is pushed to gratuitous lengths.
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Leg lengths on the exoskeleton are adjustable to fit any user.
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He goes to extreme lengths to keep his financial affairs private.
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Did we ultimately go to the lengths of verifying those documentations?
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In other words, the sum of the two lengths is constant.
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The framers went to great lengths to circumscribe our government's reach.
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And they did, to about two and a half body lengths.
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In some areas, he said, flame lengths have reached 200 feet.
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Run this through the hair from the mid-lengths to ends.
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Then, we go to ridiculous lengths to test my own eyesight.
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It's not unreasonable for the tribe to go to these lengths.
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China's growing sex imbalance is driving boys' parents to desperate lengths.
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Their sense of starting small propels them to go incredible lengths.
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Advertising agencies go to great lengths to spread their clients' messages.
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Scott Baio is going to great lengths to prove his innocence.
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All major chicken growers say they are going to special lengths.
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We have gone to great lengths to test the #Fantastico Zica.
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Her winning margin in races is often measured in body lengths.
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What lengths should you go to hide your vibrator from them?
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The best a human can achieve is about 1.5 body lengths.
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It says it goes to great lengths to avoid civilian casualties.
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Reality TV. God, people go to insane lengths to become famous.
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And many of us go different lengths to mitigate this problem.
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Distributors go to great lengths to zig-zag around the world.
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"I picked chains and colors and lengths and weights," she says.
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We are there, yet always somehow a few car lengths away.
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In Washington, there will be further revelations of the lengths to
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He went to great lengths to preserve pieces of scrap paper.
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I wasn't sure about thread lengths or how to do curves.
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Ms. Sheil goes to elaborate lengths to prepare for the role.
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The couple is taking great lengths to ensure that isn't necessary.
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The style comes in two lengths and a range of sizes.
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Roper realness in her 70s caftans and wigs of different lengths.
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Men will go to great lengths to make problematic women disappear.
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The regulations go to great lengths to require impartiality in investigations.
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Hormel went to great lengths to distance Spam from that association.
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Governments go to great lengths to disguise what they are doing.
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Those with unbroken necks go to extreme lengths to protect themselves.
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Hoppert: He won the Florida Derby by an impressive five lengths.
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There are five par 3s, all of different lengths and styles.
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This model comes in three lengths: 11, 18, and 22 inches.
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He has gone to great lengths to play in these games.
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To what lengths can a church go to protect its flock?
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By night, Rokurokubi are women whose necks stretch to incredible lengths.
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They are looking at the lengths of exposure to head trauma, the age of first exposure, the lengths of playing careers and how that relates to the risk of CTE and its pathological severity, she said.
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Lundgren went to great lengths to mislead people: His own emails submitted as evidence in the case show the lengths to which Mr. Lundgren went in an attempt to make his counterfeit software look like genuine software.
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But, to what lengths would I go to protect my frosty nose?
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The lights in Stephen Tourlentes' Of Lengths and Measures also represent life.
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The lengths of individual texts range from 45 seconds to two hours.
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That their sperm was somehow swimming lengths and chasing down unsuspecting females?
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It's fresh, modern, and unexpected — plus it works for most hair lengths.
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Fatty acids come in different lengths of "chains": short, medium, or long.
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The Republicans went to great lengths to fight Obama on spending cuts.
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Variations of the test just attempt to match snippets of different lengths.
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VGT also stated it went to great lengths to insure the tour.
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Plus, both their short and mid-calf lengths prevent uncomfortable thigh chafing.
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The hard question is over the lengths to which America should go.
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Maybe the episode lengths (mostly over an hour) scared some folks away.
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Photographer Jacob Peters went to great lengths to shoot a client's proposal.
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The former President went to great lengths to do that for her.
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The fact is, short hair of all lengths is gorgeous and badass.
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Black women come with curls in different, lengths, shapes, sizes, and textures.
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But to what lengths would you go to get rid of them?
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They have to go to great lengths to validate the allegations themselves.
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America's constitution goes to great lengths to demarcate state and federal powers.
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It's one of those lengths that's never too short or too long.
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To what lengths would you go to ensure your best friend's happiness?
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It's crazy what lengths they go to to look like Dolly Parton.
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Would he go to these kind of lengths to get Mellie elected?
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Conservatives have gone to some extreme lengths to defend the Second Amendment.
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Colorful prints featured on jumpsuits and dresses in varying lengths and shapes.
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Others are going to extreme lengths to stand apart from the crowd.
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LIFE-INSURANCE companies usually go to inordinate lengths to demonstrate their dullness.
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China had gone to extraordinary lengths to ensure the summit ran smoothly.
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Oh, the embarrassing lengths some people will go for a naked picture.
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Lock hairstyles may be worn in short, medium and long hair lengths.
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Instead, they feared it, and went to great lengths to contain it.
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But the special counsel goes to unusual lengths to rebut that analysis.
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Sofa lengths can be set by the customer in one-inch increments.
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Amazon offers three different lengths: four inches, three feet, and six feet.
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Fuse Chicken makes other cable lengths, too, including a short keychain style.
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She goes to great lengths to try to rescue a stranded duck.
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Sleep King I'm really militant about sleeping for certain lengths of time.
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This set comes in a variety of lengths, with 100 per pack.
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To do that, it can't force advertisers into proprietary formats and lengths.
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Some attendees, she adds, travel dangerous lengths just to attend their gigs.
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He also went to great lengths to protect Trump during the campaign.
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They could move themselves about 6 inches, or about 50 body-lengths.
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Why else would they go to such great lengths to avoid it?
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They first looked at limb lengths, along with egg size and shape.
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Otherwise there was no reason for them to go to such lengths.
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Many men have been driven farther abroad, for greater lengths of time.
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"We've gone to great lengths to create that comfortable experience," Stacy says.
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He's gone to great lengths to recreate entire streets of the period.
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But the total crease lengths of the two sheets stayed remarkably similar.
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Its creators went to great lengths to make it helpful yet polite.
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Others are going to extreme lengths to protect pets during the outbreak.
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A few automakers have gone to great lengths to avoid this problem.
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They also tend to offer items in regular, tall, and petite lengths.
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Secretariat swept all three, winning the Belmont by 5063 lengths — 5053 feet.
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What lengths will a dog go to for a bite of sausage?
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Couples often go to great lengths to respect superstitions during first looks.
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Its mandarins go to extraordinary lengths to protect the imperial family's image.
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And credits have ballooned to their greatest lengths in the past decade.
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The league goes to considerable lengths to create an illusion of transparency.
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These tubes are individual lengths of intestine, taken from a chicken embryo.
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The U.A.E. goes to enormous lengths to advertise its commitment to pluralism.
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And the White House went to new lengths to avoid arousing suspicion.
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I understand you went to great lengths to localize Airbnb in China?
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It's proof of the surprising lengths people will go to escape reality.
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Then we go to great lengths to keep it out of awareness.
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Japanese prosecutors have gone to unusual lengths to keep him in detention.
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But Deloitte's managers were prepared to go to unusual lengths to unravel it.
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The NFL went to great lengths to suppress the tapes, claiming copyright infringement.
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The lengths some people will go to in order to get free food.
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As this episode proves, Bill will go to wild lengths for Bobby Axelrod.
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The lengths Chuck is willing to go to satisfy his father is astounding.
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That's remarkable when one considers the lengths GOP leaders went to last week.
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He also has gone to significant lengths to assist the Special Counsel's investigation.
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You get more details for each file, including image resolutions and movie lengths.
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He never trailed and delivered two lengths of sizzling pace in 47.223 seconds.
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Love, Simon actor Keiynan Lonsdale went to great lengths to hide his sexuality.
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I played with lengths with my blonde, which made it fun to do.
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Considerable energy builds around the lengths he goes to to get those stamps.
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Another is about the lengths to which a woman will go to survive.
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An Ohio father went to great lengths to spend Christmas with his daughter.
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Maybe it is simply the lengths to which they went to avoid marrying.
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Plus, it seems like his roommate went to lengths to be extra-considerate.
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"They had to be super straight and all the same lengths," he explains.
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How to: Grab a velvet ribbon and cut it into nine-inch lengths.
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Unlike Malcolm, he's willing to go to extreme lengths to please the goddess.
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Kylie and Kendall Jenner have gone to extreme lengths to live "normal" lives.
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Prior to Cuomo's decision, Airbnb went to great lengths to sway public opinion.
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It's no wonder that we sometimes go to elaborate lengths to retrieve them.
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Apple noted the lengths it took to ensure user privacy during today's event.
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Fans often go to extreme lengths to mock his love for particular players.
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Grimaldi's employer would also have to go through great lengths to sponsor her.
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Some couples go to great lengths to look flawless in their engagement photos.
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That evolves in different ways in different people in different lengths of time.
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Apple is no stranger to going to ludicrous lengths to build its products.
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Ward went to some impressive lengths to create this 'Superman 2' beer mat.
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The lengths to which the photographers in question went to hide signs of
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"I also wanted to be careful about hem lengths and necklines," Jewnell said.
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They may end up taking multiple naps of varying lengths in one day.
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Speaking today, Mr. Miller says he can understand the lengths her family took.
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Families, rich and poor, go to huge lengths to celebrate weddings in India.
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"I don't know why they make fans go to extra lengths," he said.
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Curling wands (rods with no clamps) usually work with all types and lengths.
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First blow-dry through the lengths with a hairdryer set to medium heat.
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We were all touched by the fact that he went to those lengths.
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Early-voting states will go to extreme lengths to protect their voting status.
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They can have different lengths of duration, from one month to 30 years.
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The Enron scandal showcased the lengths corporate financiers would go to defraud investors.
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We'll even go to great lengths to create stories that tell us otherwise.
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Facebook went to great lengths to allow them to operate as independent brands.
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The Merkel administration is going to great lengths to promote trade with Tehran.
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Skinny asparagus, cut in two-inch lengths, is best sautéed or stir-fried.
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"We're going to extraordinary lengths because this is an extraordinary situation," Brock said.
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They would go to great lengths to hide this part of their lives.
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Have you ever seen the lengths swans will go to project their authority?
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She will go to insanely great lengths to avoid discussing her personal life.
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Rent The Runway offers designer dresses in many styles, sizes, lengths and colors.
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You're not seeing a lot of like short-form stuff or odd lengths.
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The stories run the gamut of ages, locations, genders, sexualities, and relationship lengths.
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Stevens reveals that he went to great lengths to convince his colleagues otherwise.
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On the roads, people kept extra car lengths when driving behind cargo trucks.
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I've seen election officials go to great lengths to collect a single vote.
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There are three different course lengths: 15 days, 30 days, and 40 days.
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VICE Christian Bale has gone to extreme lengths to vanish into roles before.
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Before this season, the federation reduced the minimum lengths for giant slalom skis.
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Thus far, his campaign has gone to remarkable lengths to avoid this option.
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Artists throughout history have worked on single pieces for spectacular lengths of time.
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Eyelash extensions are available in a wide variety of lengths, diameters and curls.
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Layoffs of similar lengths preceded their last three series openers, which they won.
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Both also went to some lengths to keep their positions general and vague.
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Other tiebreakers have gone to more complicated lengths in the name of randomness.
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But China is willing to go to great lengths to capture American technologies.
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I want to know: Why take such extreme lengths for a TV show?
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I made a list of about 20 possible theme entries of varying lengths.
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And he would go to extraordinary lengths to make sure they never do.
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Parents go to great lengths to get their children into the best schools.
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She goes to lengths to defer to Ms. Cho: No wrong answer here.
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" Jones has gone to great lengths to distance himself from the "Washington elite.
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Dust the sheets with semolina and trim each sheet into 13-inch lengths.
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Where previous albums kept us at arms' lengths, Dirty Computer welcomes us in.
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It said the remaining 174 convicted defendants were handed sentences of varying lengths.
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In between full-lengths, there was "Vederlicht Verraad" in a split with Wederganger.
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Well, according to the experts, it's best to take strands directly from around the hairline, as it'll lend your lengths that covetable sun-kissed effect, but it's just as simple, effective, and pretty on the mid-lengths to ends, too.
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The source pointed out that when the media began reporting, early in the administration, that Bannon was warring with Reince, the two went to extraordinary lengths to prove their friendship, and Bannon went to extraordinary lengths to shut down the narrative.
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Who knows what lengths Americans will go to fight a coffee tax in 2017.
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It's a shoe sized not just in traditional lengths but in widths as well.
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The experiment is able to probe scales of smaller lengths, but there's a catch.
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But we won't assume the side lengths and interior angles are all the same.
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Sometimes moms have to go to extreme lengths to take care of their kids.
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In "Ring," she raps about the lengths she'd go to for a romantic partner.
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Margaux promises a perfect-fitting ballerina flat — and goes to unusual lengths to deliver.
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"The style suits all hair lengths and types," Salcedo says of the cut's versatility.
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In the United States and other nations, when lengths of stay decline, readmissions rise.
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In the past, the group has gone to great lengths to compromise its victims.
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The great white shark, by comparison, can reach lengths of up to 20 feet.
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He's known for his A-lines, which normally come in short to mid-lengths.
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Fitness tracking metrics include the usual suspects like steps taken or pool lengths traveled.
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I also love that they come is so many different textures, colors, and lengths.
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A South Carolina man went to extreme lengths to get his restaurant-prepared breakfast.
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She tells VICE she's gone to great lengths to keep him home and happy.
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Curling wands (AKA rods with no clamps) usually work with all types and lengths.
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Sacks said Bytedance goes to great lengths to separate TikTok as an international operation.
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You never know with models — there are different textures of hair and different lengths.
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It makes no sense to go to such lengths just to take Mellie out.
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Sure. Would it be weird to go to such lengths for an arbitrary victory?
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The actor went through great lengths to mimic Wiseau's accent, body movements and appearance.
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People will go to great lengths to try and get a #CannesFilmFestival ticket. pic.twitter.
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Plus, voting on individual buildings would be taking direct democracy to truly absurd lengths.
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The multi-color looks were finished with black boots that came in different lengths.
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And in the other, "all lengths and colours" were fair game...all except Afros.
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Both the 3- and 15-foot lengths passed all our tests, including HDR tests.
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Following the murder, the Bureau of Prisons went to extreme lengths to isolate Silverstein.
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In terms of depth-of-field, existing headsets don't give users multiple focal lengths.
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Why aretraffickers having their cases null prosecuted or sentenced to short lengths of incarceration?
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But he's also gone to great lengths to prevent journalists from obtaining public information.
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Just spray my Cool Girl Texture Mist through the crown, mid-lengths, and ends.
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And most of its dress pants come in petite, regular, and tall inseam lengths.
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They're not too expensive, either, and all lengths support high-speed connections and Ethernet.
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"We went to great lengths in explaining this project to them," Ms. Nicolaisen said.
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But at i SIGHT he went to great lengths to comply with the law.
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Sentence lengths have ballooned over the past few decades, driving the mass incarceration crisis.
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The Enron scandal showcased the lengths some corporate financers would go to defraud investors.
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"We've gone through great lengths not to stifle free speech," the school administrator said.
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It's about family and the lengths people go to in order to test themselves.
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Five years from now, guys might not have to go to such great lengths.
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The lengths one woman went to attempt the perfect crime are true nightmare fuel.
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"My recent full-lengths can be described as dramatized Wired articles," she told me.
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Barr went to extreme lengths to normalize the Trump campaign's extensive contacts with Russia.
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Professionals who stage homes go to great lengths to create that aura of aspiration.
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Sometimes politicians will go to absurd lengths to show their support for gun rights.
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The pastor had a way of stretching the facts to their most optimistic lengths.
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Johnson pledged to go "to great lengths" to verify the information the committee receives.
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They've gone to great lengths to appease conservatives and show that's not the case.
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I ran after the car, which stopped a few car lengths ahead of ours.
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Many of the above states have reported legal status and average lengths of stay.
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What is clear is that Stone went to great lengths to hide Corsi's involvement.
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"We used to bring very simple things, lengths of rope for instance," Peters said.
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It is an agenda that China would probably go to great lengths to protect.
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Pluto blows things out of proportion and takes them to their most extreme lengths.
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On those days, day and night are nearly equal lengths everywhere on the planet.
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Unacknowledged by his admirers are the lengths to which Moro has gone to shield
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PICTURE PROMPTS What lengths would you go to in support of a worthy cause?
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This administration has also gone to great lengths to censor scientific research and findings.
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The hospitals were also under pressure from the insurers to reduce lengths of stays.
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"Jared went through extraordinary lengths" to comply with conflict-of-interest rules, he said.
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To lure Mr. Kahoro, who was born in Kenya, Pomona went to extraordinary lengths.
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She now sells that design in two lengths to accommodate women of all heights.
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As a showman, Barnum went to great lengths to distinguish himself from these swindlers.
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That said: Facebook has gone to great lengths to try to assuage privacy concerns.
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Tournament modes are stripped back, play time cut down almost to coin-op lengths.
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For another thing, filing a takedown notice hardly qualifies as going to 'extreme lengths.
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You can set the timer for all kinds of lengths, including very short ones.
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The indictment shows the conspirators went to great lengths to cover their tracks During a press conference on Friday, Rosenstein described the great lengths the defendants allegedly went through in order to masquerade as Americans who were involved in political grass-roots movements.
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Police said her arrest shows the lengths cartels will take to get drugs into America.
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Also, they seem to serve different trip lengths, origins and destinations, according to the SFMTA.
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In one, Campbell Scott's character goes to extraordinary lengths to save his family from tuberculosis.
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Fingers tired from clicking through slideshows of 50+ examples of swimsuit styles and skirt lengths?
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He screams at the top of his lungs, his voice distorting to even weirder lengths.
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But the months are different lengths, so month-to-month results are difficult to compare.
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You work out how to work with them, at various different arm-lengths and relationships.
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Which is why we went through great lengths to test and rank 23 of them.
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The gratings act like a prism, causing different colors to take paths of different lengths.
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At the same time, his team has gone at great lengths to discredit the allegations.
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Many hospitals will hire debt collectors, who go to great lengths to recover this debt.
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Texas: The state's Democrats are going to huge lengths to associate themselves with Beto O'Rourke.
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Banksy has also gone to great lengths to regulate the resale trade in his output.
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We visited Arai and saw firsthand the incredible lengths he went to fireproof his home.
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We are now able to try different lengths and get different stories out of that.
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Then again, people have already gone to unbelievable and ridiculous lengths to throw Poké Balls.
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Some exhibition participants go to great lengths to transform this visible "racial hierarchy" into allegory.
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And they don't go to the ridiculous lengths to disguise the driver from the public.
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It supports exposures of predetermined lengths, or you can manually start and stop your exposure.
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Gabrielle Union likes her long lengths... ...but underneath the protective styles, her curls are flourishing.
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And the Star Wars family is going to great lengths to make sure you enter.
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The singer has had blond hair — in varying lengths and styles — for nearly two decades.
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The result is a stark and lovely meditation on the lengths and limits of love.
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And that's no surprise given the extreme lengths people go to get content for free.
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In fact, throw in the "wasteful sleeve-lengths," and you've got yourself a proper party.
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Dalton said the bizarre incident demonstrated the "dangerous" lengths people go to to smuggle drugs.
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No Arab country has gone to the lengths of Morocco to revive its Jewish heritage.
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Beacon co-founders have gone to lengths to help them find that work, he said.
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Which leads us to our next question: How will these trendy new lengths be styled?
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When she falls in love with Pedro, she'll go to enormous lengths to defy tradition.
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A one-inch curling iron is a safe bet for most hair types and lengths.
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He said the Russian military went to great lengths to avoid civilian casualties in Syria.
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The team measured and recorded various lengths and proportions of these specimens, then analyzed them.
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In a similar vein, Poehler has gone to great lengths to make her sons happy.
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No creature has gone to greater lengths to augment, facilitate, and intensify non-procreative sex.
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That's because different people have different flows, different cycle lengths, and different levels of cramps.
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On the other hand, I would go to extraordinary lengths to avoid involving my parents.
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It goes to show inmates will go to great lengths to get what they want.
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Morrissey, music's most anti-meat man, goes to great lengths to promote the vegan message.
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James Corden will apparently go to great lengths to win the approval of your mom.
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But I wouldn't ... I would be challenged to make more short films, or weird lengths.
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Watch previews for both new episodes above and catch the full lengths tonight on VICELAND.
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So lottery designers go to great lengths to boost the size of the big prize.
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In the docs, he says they went to great lengths to hide profits from him.
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Females grow to similar lengths, but weigh no heavier than around 7 pounds (3.2 kg).
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"But there's a few people who might pick up on the lengths that we've gone."
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So hackers would presumably need to go to great lengths to access the operations systems.
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Extended warranties provide coverage past the basic warranties and come in varying lengths and mileages.
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Whistleblower Aid has gone to great lengths to create systems that are harder to hack.
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He's an optimist, and goes to great lengths to make clear how grateful he is.
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Whenever I told any researcher my subpar telomere lengths, our conversations quickly became highly personal.
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What lengths will people go through to try to preserve the things that they love?
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It's also wearable at two lengths, so you really never have to take it off.
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It is available in four color options and lengths from 8 inches to 32 inches.
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Russia has gone to to great lengths to maintain plausible deniability in matters of espionage.
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The FCC's proposal, which goes to extreme lengths in handicapping regulators, could make this possible.
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They scuttle about for indeterminate distances and lengths of time until they find a mate.
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Notably Foley went to great lengths to describe Peloton as anything but a fitness company.
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This mismatch varies to some degree because states mandate different minimum lengths for school days.
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Campaigns typically go to great lengths to keep secret the list of people being considered.
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Anker's PowerLine Lightning cable comes in tons of different lengths and a few different colors.
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In "Diamonds" on Wednesday, it was wonderful to feel the firm lengths of her phrases.
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Some companies are going to bizarre lengths to provide greater transparency to customers through maps.
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Such lengths seemed necessary on an afternoon when the Mets' bats were once again silent.
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Mature adults could reach lengths of 25 feet, and weighed between eight and ten tons.
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At launch, Pandora will test session lengths of 15 minutes, 30 minutes and 60 minutes.
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"Pond" is a slim novel, told in chapters of varying lengths that resemble short stories.
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In June, it announced its own FLEX product, which offers shorter lengths than traditional leases.
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And, you can pick from different class lengths, teachers, focus areas, fitness levels and more.
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Truck stop operators are going to extreme lengths to stay open and keep drivers safe.
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Millennial-minded companies are also going to great lengths to integrate greenery into their offices.
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He inhales, holding and exhaling his breath for various lengths of time according to prompts.
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While certifying organizations go to great lengths to verify carbon offset projects, verification has limits.
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The authorities went to great lengths to convince Officer Cincinelli that the plot had succeeded.
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In facing mortality, we'll go to nearly any lengths for answers, for assurance, for cures.
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Some carried trophies, like small lengths of barbed wire they had snatched from the fence.
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It enabled you to show the lengths you went to to get him to talk.
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The Artist's Life Rodin and Duchamp toiled away on pieces for spectacular lengths of time.
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The federal government doesn't collect data on forensic patients' lengths of stay, crimes or treatment.
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The words for basic math properties can be conveyed by combining pulses of different lengths.
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The documents underscore the lengths to which the agrochemical company goes to protect its image.
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You start with 15-foot lengths of ash, cut with the grain, not against it.
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In recent years, Gordon has gone to unique lengths in search of physical well-being.
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Two-strap styles and matte satin gowns in lengths that skim the floor are plentiful.
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Clients described Mr. Groff going to extraordinary lengths to snag more business for his firm.
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With available workers increasingly scarce, companies are going to greater lengths to find potential employees.
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Justify defeated the talented colt Bolt d'Oro by three lengths in the Santa Anita Derby.
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Since Mr. Trump's election, they have gone to great lengths to curry favor in Washington.
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It also shows that he's willing to go to extraordinary lengths to stay in power.
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Here are the lengths they went to make sure nothing about the book leaked out.
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His lawyers have gone to great lengths to keep his personal financial information under wraps.
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And at Vita Coco, we&aposll go to great lengths to prove a hater wrong.
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To what lengths should doctors go to track down and inform family members, for example?
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Behold the lengths a Japanese couple has gone to, for the ultimate dramatic wedding photo.
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It's good that American crosswords don't specify word lengths, or this clue would be toast.
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Of course the parameter of matching word lengths for symmetry also went into the choices.
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As a translator myself, I poured over each copy, noting the differing lengths in lines.
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They also went to great lengths to delete their digital movements and encrypt their traffic.
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According to the Times, Uber went to elaborate lengths to identify and Greyball city officials.
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Cold storage is no joke, and people go to great lengths to secure their devices.
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We're examining the lengths we, as a society, go to in order to look good.
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Lengths were divided up into feet, palms, spans and smaller units derived from the human hand.
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Barbican's retrospective in London went to great lengths to translate and to decode Basquiat's semiotic discourse.
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Now, President Xi Jinping is going to extraordinary lengths to rein the press in even further.
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Cut the baguette into your preferred sandwich lengths and slice them open down the middle. 10.
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Adrienne Bailon Houghton used to go to great lengths to keep tabs on her husband Israel.
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We also saw the similarly selfless lengths Jamie was willing to go to appease his wife.
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I've gotten jobs by exaggerating roles in past work places, lengths of time worked—the lot.
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Fitbit builds its estimated period lengths based on your information, which includes flow and fluid viscosity.
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To understand why the Trump administration is going to such lengths, let's review some recent history.
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The showrunners went to insane lengths to hide Negan's victim, filming deaths for 11 possible victims.
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Make sure the powder is evenly distributed and your brows are equal lengths on both sides.
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There are custom buttons for adjusting how many car lengths to leave ahead of you, too.
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"The lengths people will go to attack a woman simply because she's dating Don," she tweeted.
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We're also looking for stories from women who go to extreme lengths to get to work.
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"The lengths people will go to attack a woman simply because she's dating Don," Vanessa tweeted.
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If we really were in an 'open' relationship why go to such great lengths to lie?
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Producers have gone to ridiculous lengths to ensure the identity of the person killed stays hidden.
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Although drugs are decriminalised, the authorities go to enormous lengths to educate youngsters about their effects.
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TCT went through great lengths to give the KEYone a premium feel and it definitely shows.
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All the mind-bending and impossibly detailed lengths that designers have invented to safeguard against counterfeiting.
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You would not believe the lengths people here will go to, trying to get our guns.
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Ever since, Turkey's president, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, has gone to great lengths to undo his success.
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History tells us Holmes is fearless when it comes to trying new styles, cuts, and lengths.
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TechCrunch first spotted Snooze in testing this fall, when different lengths of time were being offered.
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Ashley Tisdale and Khloé Kardashian are going to new lengths, just in time for festival season.
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And the nominees go to great lengths to keep everything a secret as long as possible.
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One family Christmas card went to some pretty great lengths to get everyone in the shot.
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What lengths would you go to in order to earn a handshake from Jon Snow himself?
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Shunning is so painful that most of us will go to great lengths to avoid it.
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Personal trainer Scola Dondo's workouts provide easy-to-follow instructions, clear visuals, and manageable clip lengths.
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But the lengths at which some officers go has gone largely unnoticed and unchallenged throughout history.
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In previous seasons, episode lengths have varied from 50 minutes to almost 70, averaging around 55.
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A professor of economics is going to extreme lengths to continue his work as an academic.
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The four men have received sentences of varying lengths, from 16 to 20 weeks in jail.
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"The whole experience really showed me the lengths that went into producing the show," Casey said.
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Many in Washington have gone to great lengths explaining what the tax is meant to do.
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Pyongyang goes to great lengths to hide its military technology from the rest of the world.
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At times the lengths I will go for a few points far outstrip the financial rewards.
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As the arms change lengths, the laser beams take a different time to travel through them.
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Dreadlocks. All types, textures, and lengths on several men who stood in a single file line.
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Prosecutors allege that Amber went to great lengths to hide her daughter's illness, according to KTVI.
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The campaign went to great lengths to avoid anything that could taint their seemingly inevitable victory.
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I mean, we live in a culture where people will take any lengths to become famous.
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One involves Hobbs and is so embarrassing he will go to any lengths to retrieve it.
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Stradivari recently won an allowance race at Keeneland by 14½ lengths under the jockey John Velazquez.
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Disney is going to extraordinary lengths to prove its commitment to China and the Communist Party.
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Officials said the penalty amounts focused largely on the lengths Fiat Chrysler went to deny cheating.
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But societies go to great lengths to hide the grisly process of pricing life from themselves.
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Hillary enabled her husband, going great lengths to help him lie and cover up his crimes.
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His subordinates know it and have, on occasion, gone to outsize lengths to prove their own.
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Throw the hair to one side and spray it into the roots, mid-lengths and ends.
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They had tape measures with smaller lengths, like a Komelon keychain 10-foot option for $1.67.
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Athleta's leggings come in a wide range of styles, most of which come in petite lengths.
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More broadly, in fact, Pichai and Google have both gone to great lengths to appease conservatives.
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Mr. Trump has gone to great lengths to win over evangelicals well after securing the nomination.
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Read more: 'The OA' went to incredible lengths to find one of its most memorable characters
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"I think they should go to the very lengths ... possible to block that nomination," Biggers continued.
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Bar-Joseph goes to lengths to debunk the double-agent theory, and he does it convincingly.
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And yet "The Beach" goes to equally great lengths in suggesting how Naz could make them.
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We've gone to lengths to bring Judit Polgar and Irina Krush to play at the schools.
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Researchers scanned astronauts' brains using magnetic resonance imaging before and after varying lengths of space missions.
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PowerLine cables come in 3-foot, 6-foot, or 10-foot lengths to suit most needs.
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The Derby's third-place finisher, Gun Runner, finished nearly seven lengths behind Exaggerator in the Haskell.
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"Toy Story" fans will enjoy "Forky Asks a Question," but the episode lengths are disappointingly short.
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Pros: Sturdy cable, MFi certified, available in many lengths, lights up when charging, lifetime warrantyCons: Expensive
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Barron County District Attorney Brian Wright pointed out the lengths Patterson went to cover his tracks.
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But it shows the lengths to which the local population is willing to go to survive.
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"I go to lengths to get things that no one else has," Kourtney says, clearly annoyed.
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" Bartsch puts it more simply: "People will go to extreme lengths to provide for their family.
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Available in 21 colors and three lengths, there's a pick for every room in the house.
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"The Fact of the Matter" (133) features gymnastic rings, hanging by the ceiling at various lengths.
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Unsurprisingly, Wuhan authorities went to great lengths to prevent a repeat from happening during Xi's tour.
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The first season of this Indian period fantasy epic will have nine episodes of unspecified lengths.
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The league appears to be going to great lengths to tamp down any hint of protest.
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Pyongyang has gone to great lengths to conceal some of the specifics of this new system.
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He'd cut lengths of glass tubing, clean up the bench, and blow bubbles with his dad.
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He'd cut lengths of glass tubing, clean up the bench, and blow bubbles with his dad.
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The report goes to great lengths to make clear that we have the tools we need.
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CNN has gone to great lengths to make it clear that it doesn't endorse BuzzFeed's stance.
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This popular app offers hundreds of themed mindful meditation sessions in a variety of running lengths.
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For a small Venmo payment, he wrote poems of all formats and lengths for anyone online.
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Is there anything they are a fan of for which they might go to similar lengths?
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Given his long friendship with the defendant, prosecutors have gone to great lengths to protect him.
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This set includes three knives of various lengths that'll surely upgrade your slicing and dicing game.
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What was the biggest challenge about training for three races with drastically different lengths and strategies?
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Her father goes to great lengths to make her feel excluded when he is with Laurene.
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"Forms, styles, structures—whatever word you prefer—should change like skirt lengths," she wrote in 2008.
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We had difficult theme entry lengths to work with, but the grid gods smiled upon us.
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Lawyers are going to incredible lengths to suss out potential jurors' political inclinations and personality traits.
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And regardless of the lengths of these credits, he said too many names are left out.
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Google spokeswoman Gina Scigliano said the company goes to great lengths to ensure an equitable workplace.
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"There is no distance long enough/but still the lengths to which we go," she sings.
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Plus, how one dog owner went to incredible lengths to celebrate his furry friend's first birthday.
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That colt has won his last four races, including the Derby, by an impressive 23¼ lengths.
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But Special Services Group has since taken great lengths to keep its "Black Book" a secret.
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It measures 6-inches in diameter and comes in three lengths: 12, 18, and 36 inches.
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"Adaptation may be required in aircraft design, airline schedules and/or runway lengths, " the authors wrote.
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His serene British Buddhist voice narrates hundreds of meditations of different lengths, on all different topics.
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So people will go to great lengths to avoid losses, and to recover what they've lost.
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He argued that he shouldn't have to go to such lengths to get Alibaba to act.
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Frugal couples go to great lengths to cut costs, marrying in tree houses or in caves.
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Automakers like Tesla, Toyota and Volkswagen go to great lengths to keep their technical information confidential.
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The app HitList allows users to track a route with unspecified dates or lengths of travel.
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The thick stems of stir-fried morning glory would have been better cut into shorter lengths.
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But why do so many artists feel the need to go to these lengths for success?
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It's about parents who go to sometimes-extreme lengths to remove obstacles from their kids' lives.
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Why has Turkey gone to such great lengths to put — and keep — pressure on Saudi Arabia?
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He also went to great lengths to describe his confusion about why exactly he was fired.
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"You have to go to extensive and expensive lengths to get a tattoo removed," she says.
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Donald Trump went to great lengths Thursday to tie together "mass immigration, mass lawlessness," and crime.
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In advance of BuzzFeed's story, Blippi went to extreme lengths to get it off the internet.
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Brands, businesses, and other influencers on the platform often go to great lengths to avoid the look.
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Pence usually goes to lengths to emphasize his loyalty to his boss and to downplay any differences.
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Schneidman recommends leaving some length on top and cutting the sides "super short," blending the two lengths.
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But my parents didn't go to great lengths to hide their charity, and eventually word got out.
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I can't believe that somebody would go to such great lengths to try to damage my reputation.
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Radiohead has always gone to brilliantly creative lengths when it comes to making and distributing their albums.
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It's no surprise that publishers will go to great lengths to get you to adopt their product.
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If your family was in danger, to what lengths would you go in order to save them?
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"The lengths people will go to attack a woman simply because she's dating Don," Vanessa, 40, tweeted.
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Is it a demonstration of the lengths that the former USSR would go to maintain state "safety"?
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Locally, her campaign has gone to great lengths to play nice with everyone else in the field.
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Periscope ads will come in a variety of lengths, and longer ones can be skipped, Twitter said.
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J.Lo's striking portrayal of the lengths moms go to to protect their kids tugs at the heartstrings.
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Some actors go to impressive lengths to morph into the characters they're preparing to play on screen.
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Fans have gone to some great lengths for celebrities, from sending elaborate gifts to stalking their homes.
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By all appearances, Mr. Bloomberg's campaign has gone to considerable lengths to offer that kind of relationship.
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"Remember that Trump went to great lengths to try to shut down the Flynn investigation," Whiting added.
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The actress said she went to great lengths to stay true to her character in the story.
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The fact that they go through such great lengths to keep you from voting only confirms that.
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Her beloved abstract surfaces can be described geometrically, with angles, lengths and areas, or algebraically, with equations.
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And this is the right sized aircraft for those segment lengths up until about 4,700 nautical miles.
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After just two weeks, the difference in telomere lengths between between the two groups was already pronounced.
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But nonetheless Max musters himself and goes to great and ridiculous lengths to find out the truth.
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To address these problems, the researchers suggest designing new engines or body designs, and expanding runway lengths.
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And like taxes, it's one of the things we go to great lengths to avoid thinking about.
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Many are home to strange creatures that go to unusual lengths to thrive in these toxic environments.
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We're seeing that same concept this go 'round, but this time, it's modeled on all different lengths.
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However the agency does not predict that tightening limits for PreCheck will affect line lengths at airports.
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Increase customer focus: o We go to heroic lengths to do the right thing for the customers.
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Jared Leto is tired of people talking about the lengths he goes to when preparing for roles.
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Even though Democrats will go to any lengths to stop Kavanaugh, he presents them with few vulnerabilities.
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HeLa cells duplicate quickly and easily, and could survive for longer lengths of time in laboratory conditions.
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Day after day, celebrities go to great lengths in order to maintain their fashion and beauty looks.
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In fact, the Europeans are going to lengths to try to cushion the blow to the Iranians.
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Films like Christopher Nolan's Dunkirk have also taken great lengths to protect details from leaking during production.
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The net effect of the two phase shifts is to change the relative lengths of the paths.
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And they would tell me all the lengths they were going to: all these crazy makeup posts.
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In fact, the current property owners have taken great lengths to avoid any obvious ties to Jackson.
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Now there are open-water races of various lengths, conditions and water temperatures all over the world.
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When each conversation means yet another potential failure, kids go to great lengths to avoid human interaction.
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He said contract lengths from three to eight years were discussed before both sides settled on five.
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For many, this means going to expensive, taxing, and sometimes dangerous lengths to change their natural hair.
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But there are also valid critiques about the lengths they go and the safe boundaries they cross.
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They both perform exactly the same as the S7 duo so I won't go into lengths here.
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Memorizing pi is an undeniably nerdy pursuit, but some people have taken the challenge to extreme lengths.
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And that means that any missions would have to go to great lengths to avoid contaminating it.
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When the driver got back, he said some fiend had gone to great lengths to steal Polly.
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Congolese women not only prefer more curves, but will go to very extreme lengths to get them.
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In fact, the US government went to great lengths to redact who the case was really about.
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Hip-hop full lengths are harder to come by than singles, so those are a good find.
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Gonzaléz-Rojas explains the lengths some women will have gone to in order to access abortion care.
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But they have mostly struggled to find hard evidence that criminals think about sentence lengths at all.
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Battlefield 1's single player campaign went to great lengths to talk about the horrors of war.
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People are going to great lengths to protect their bitcoin at a time when it's still valuable.
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Chrysler's ad proved that some companies would go to any lengths to make their ads space-related.
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So the Nashville Statement goes to great lengths to put LGBT life outside the borders of Christendom.
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They have spoken at great lengths on conference calls about the need for consolidation among railroad operators.
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The Finnex FugeRay LED Light comes in seven different lengths and has both daylight and moonlight LEDs.
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The UGreen 90-degree HDMI cable is available in 3-foot, 6-foot, and 10-foot lengths.
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Now, although they go to great lengths to deny it, the former upstarts have become gatekeepers themselves.
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Bernhardt, a former energy lobbyist, maintains he has gone to great lengths to maintain his ethics pledge.
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Sometimes we go to illogical lengths to avoid the loss, which can negatively impact our desired outcome.
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Plus, the jeans come in a range of ankle lengths so everyone can find their perfect fit.
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Many residents of Connecticut admire the great lengths their neighbors go to when decorating for the holiday.
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Both candidates have gone to great lengths to position themselves as the champion of the working mother.
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But the hunt for the letter's authors suggests Mr. Xi is taking security controls to greater lengths.
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And whistleblowers, including Shultz's grandson Tyler, claim the company went to great lengths to hide its shortcomings.
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After blowdrying and straightening my hair, I ran my fingers through the lengths, and actually gasped — audibly.
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The Party has already demonstrated its willingness to go to lengths to maintain control over Chinese commerce.
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It just goes to show that fans will go to great lengths to avoid waiting a week.
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You've gone to great lengths to recreate the artifacts looted from the National Museum of Iraq. Why?
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It's mostly the result of a Collective Bargaining Agreement that's reduced contract lengths and facilitated more movement.
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The incident established the lengths to which Republicans on the committee would go to defend Trump's behavior.
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Transcript of Bill Taylor's testimony underscores extreme lengths Trump went to in urging Ukraine to investigate Bidens
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Mr. Sykes and his colleagues go to great lengths to tend to the neighbors' care and feeding.
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It was an Orinoco crocodile, a critically endangered species that can grow to lengths of 20 feet.
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Would providing nine circumferences and 10 lengths inspire more men to use condoms at the 11th hour?
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In recent years, Brazil has gone to great lengths to present itself as a forward-looking country.
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The uncertainty of the lengths to which I should go to fulfill my social responsibility is paralyzing.
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In the past, these companies have typically gone to great lengths to gain a toehold in China.
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One reason is the company goes to extraordinary lengths to keep cities from releasing their ShotSpotter data.
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It's clear she wanted to go to great lengths to hide the ever elusive sign of pregnancy.
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Colton Haynes went to great lengths -- 2 weeks to be exact -- to pull off botched Miss Piggy.
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Why has President Trump gone to such extraordinary lengths to build a wall on the Mexican border?
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On TV, you see the lengths we go to get the story and to get it right.
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She's spending a lot of time on set, and going to great lengths to hide her belly.
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He rolled by 4¾ lengths in the Grade 3 Lukas Classic Stakes at Churchill Downs on Sept.
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All of those lengths had their roots in the constraints of the mediums in which they evolved.
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But the company has gone to great lengths to avoid having its drivers legally classified as employees.
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It's obvious the modern-day G.O.P. will go to whatever lengths necessary to jam through its agenda.
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Indeed, other productions about the mistreatment of Indigenous people have gone to great lengths to incorporate them.
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Turkey's president is a fighter and he will go to any lengths to get what he wants.
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Still, in going to such lengths to find a great name, Ford was ahead of the curve.
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Tech companies, particularly Facebook, have gone to some lengths to try to show they are doing something.
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Perform Leggings are available in sizes XXS to XXL and with two inseam lengths (regular or ankle).
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MULTIBIT SCREWDRIVER "Don't bother buying kits with five different lengths and types of screwdrivers," Mr. Vaglica said.
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I was struck by the lengths both apps would go to in order to grab my attention.
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Notably, they've gone to great lengths to preserve Jet's most valuable assets: its culture, speed, and agility.
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The wide range between estimates is because parades of different lengths and equipment would have different costs.
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Cut them all down, cut them in, oh, about, oh, four-foot lengths, something you can lift.
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I finally came to understand why my father had gone to such lengths to conceal his cellar.
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But even on these issues, Ms. Guadagno goes to great lengths to avoid saying Mr. Christie's name.
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Many nations, like France and Spain, go to great lengths to promote and preserve their culinary heritage.
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In addition to its locational advantage, Tulsa has gone to great lengths to protect itself from flooding.
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" Ferrara's (real) agent, Justin Duberman, added with a laugh: "Nello's gone to great lengths to get opportunities.
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She says they've taken great lengths to spend as much time together as a family as possible.
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José Daniel Ferrer's arrest reflects the lengths to which the Díaz-Canel government will go against dissidents.
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Her fans "went to such great lengths because they love Selena so much," Ms. Bomboy Dougherty said.
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Some officials around the country are going to great lengths to attract Amazon, as CNN has reported.
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Fendi showed off fur coats in different lengths, decorated with stripes, flowers or the group's F logo.
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Trudging their lengths with a bulging backpack and mucky shoes, I fell in love with the place.
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Beijing has gone to vast lengths to ensure that the 70th celebrations go off without a hitch.
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Mr. Mueller had a powerful political story but went to great lengths to avoid fueling the fight.
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Many designers traded cascading capes and cathedral-length veils for dramatic overcoats in varying lengths and styles.
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"Those are things that drive him — and they drive him to great lengths," he said, You don't have to go great lengths to wonder when you can see new episodes of Saul: AMC announced on Saturday that season 3 will commence on April 10 at 10 p.m. ET.
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The group goes to great lengths to catch animals — many of which are injured and traumatized, Myers writes.
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Mr Dimon has gone to lengths to promote plausible successors such as Marianne Lake, the bank's finance chief.
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The enthusiast will go to great lengths to extract all fluids and excavate every orifice of the crustacean.
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It's a great bit because it plays into the lengths that people will go to in desperate situations.
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And they showed that developers would be willing to go to great lengths to participate on the platform.
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