They're committed to the belief that setting up no-go zones and no-go people is inherently corrupting to free thought.
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" In Weiss's description, dark web intellectuals are "committed to the belief that setting up no-go zones and no-go people is inherently corrupting to free thought.
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But it's a no go — Grudge girl is waiting.
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Am I listing the three or are ... No, go ahead.
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If the answer is no, go ahead and eat it.
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The area is a no-go zone for outsiders, especially journalists.
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Its Facebook page was a no-go right from the start.
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Is there a go / no-go date for racing next year?
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"That's a no-go," he told the Associated Press on Thursday.
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There's no go-to reference to understand what you're watching [laughs].
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A few common offenders: That Nerf gun is a no-go.
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But rural areas largely remain no-go zones for the authorities.
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The chemistry has to be right or it's a no go.
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There's also a strategic reason the concert may be a no-go.
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Some even reported having no go-to birth control plan at all.
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The Touch Bar is a no-go on this base-level unit.
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Some fishermen worry that their favourite spots will become no-go zones.
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It would hurt Wendy too, so of course it's a no go.
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And as we reported ... the fest's still a no-go on weed.
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Already, Democrats have again signaled that a wall is a no-go.
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Our sources say Fremantle made it clear ... NYC was a no-go.
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Only some companies have heeded repeated U.N. calls for no go zones.
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For email introductions and other business correspondence, emojis are a no-go.
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"They've been a no-go because of their nationalist policies," he said.
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Sports betting was a no-go; so were increased gun-control measures.
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Why is raising questions about the safety of vaccines a no-go zone?
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One month later, he called to say the deal was a no-go.
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"I don't care for this" is understandable, but "EWWWW!" is a no-go.
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Why do you think you gravitate towards these sort of "no go zones"?
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But progress on visa-free travel and customs were both a "no-go".
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She told me, you need no go back in front of the camera.
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That's a no-go for Trump, who wants $5 billion for a wall.
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Harassment, no go zones There's little public sympathy in Myanmar for the Rohingya.
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They're saying, 'No, go ahead, you have the freedom to grow and expand.
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I liked Jeff's additions of NO GO AREAS and END IN A TIE.
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Israel has declared a no-go zone close to the Gaza border fence.
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All this basically made politics a no-go zone for people like you.
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Um, I think "The Freemason" because that's just such a no-go area.
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And there is a voluntary no-go zone near the San Juan Islands.
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That lack of liquidity makes Greece a no-go area for big funds.
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ACOSTA: Since you're ... TRUMP: No. ACOSTA: Mr. President-elect ... TRUMP: No. Go ahead.
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Because of unstable ground, heels are generally a no-go, Mr. Hernandez said.
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For instance, we trained the dogs to do the go, no-go test.
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Then, we taught them that arms raised in a cross meant no-go.
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"Foods high in salt and saturated fat are the no-go," she said.
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Which is why Bullock's no-go decision on a Senate bid really matters.
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Under dressers and other furniture is a no-go zone for the Coral One.
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How exactly the institutions on this "no-go" list will be decided remains unclear.
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Yet, despite those factors, there's no go-to consumer tech publication in the country.
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That's a no-go in Liv's mind, even though she can't let Rowan win.
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Other kids tried to play with Messi but, alas, it was a no-go.
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For future mopping sessions, I can set and save no-go zone and barriers.
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Muslim communities are working hard to make all mosques no-go zones for extremism.
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Are there some uses of personal data that should simply be no-go zones?
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Comments about "culture fit" or self-presentation are also no-go zones, Lazar said.
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I'll accept that—reluctantly—if the first scenario I presented is a no-go.
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Usually, though, erect penises are a no-go unless they're disconnected from the body.
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For the ECB, yield curve control is a no go for a different reason.
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If they saw raised arms while hearing a whistle, it was still no-go.
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In Florida, every one is waiting on a go/no-go decision from Gov.
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When it comes to sex, positions that are more adventurous are a no-go.
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It is a no-go without a key, and they are wary of trespassing.
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Set expectations: there's a 50/50 chance the the storm is a no-go.
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For the same reason flip flops are a no-go, sandals aren't acceptable either.
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Some conservatives appear to believe that America has no-go zones of its own.
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But some of the bill's biggest conservative critics are still saying it's a no-go.
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I ask the cashier if I can get a discount, but it's a no-go.
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That could have gotten a little awkward, so the standing desk was a no-go.
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What they did: The study participants were given what's called a go/no-go task.
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If your kitchen reaches temperatures above 70 degrees Fahrenheit, countertop butter is a no-go.
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But it all went kaput when it said its nuke program was a no-go.
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Sucking is usually when I shout, "No go back to what you were doing before".
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Electric razors are also fine, but straight razors with removable blades are a no-go.
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Yet authorities did nothing about it; in fact, it was a practical "no-go" zone.
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But today, People's Park is no longer a "no-go zone", as Muchina called it.
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A nifty give-and-go attempt by Suarez, but after the give there's no go.
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But if you or your partner feels apprehensive and merely willing, that's a no go.
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There's no Alexa support, no-go lines, or Wi-Fi connectivity built into the 11S.
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Framing something as right/wrong or go/no-go can kind of freak people out.
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There is no evidence to support claims of so-called "no-go zones" in Europe.
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Loved football, too, but besides backyard games, Pop Warner was a no-go for girls.
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The 1-square-mile no-go zone in Miami where local Zika transmission has been confirmed.
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A straight-on face shot isn't great for me and my profile is a no-go.
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"They're called no-go communities where the law enforcement doesn't engage in those communities," Cruz said.
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Unemployment is also fuelling high crime rates, with some zones virtual no-go areas after dark.
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Just keep in mind that if you're using condoms, oil-based lubes are a no-go.
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The Trump administration recently brought back the demand of a border wall, a Democratic no-go.
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Unlike the Botvac D6 Connected, the Roomba i27+ does not have a No-Go Line feature.
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"Market volatility has impacted whether this was a go or no-go day," said a lead.
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In general, no-go zone designations are ridiculed by those who know the areas in question.
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If the hug is still a no-go, just tell the mother it makes you uncomfortable.
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My world was becoming smaller as more places became no-go zones: movie theaters, stadiums, lines.
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For the first time, opposition parties have been allowed to campaign in previous "no go" areas.
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International clients and distributors are asking Mr Bach if Brandenburg has become a no-go area.
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STOCKHOLM (Reuters) - The bar area of Wirstroms pub in central Stockholm is a "no-go zone".
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STOCKHOLM (Reuters) - The bar area of Wirstroms pub in central Stockholm is a "no-go zone".
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It's also targeting a segment of the market where there is no go-to player yet.
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That's a no-go for Pyongyang because of what happened to Muammar Qaddafi, Libya's former dictator.
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Because if you're not attracted to them either physically or mentally, then it's probably a no-go.
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His demeanor on court is fairly cool, so finding moments of hidden intensity is a no go.
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Migrants have turned parts of cities like Berlin and Stockholm into "no-go zones", his government argues.
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Hollande's opponents say the number of lawless no-go zones in France have proliferated during his mandate.
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Thanksgiving, the winter holidays, and New Years are a no-go for anyone looking for a deal.
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If you're concerned about this situation, you can set No-Go Lines for the Botvac D6 Connected.
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You can also set boundaries and no-go lines where you don't want your vacuum to clean.
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That position's a no-go for Democrats, who promised a fight, including possibly shutting down the government.
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This watch has no backlight or illumination, so seeing it in the dark is a no-go.
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But bouncy bangs were a no-go, so they stuck her in a wig—a bad one.
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NO-GO AREA is not an in-the-language phrase for me, but your mileage may vary.
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As FARC fighters abandon their jungle strongholds, once no-go conflict areas are opening up for business.
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Also a no-go in the baking department is pre-made dough and ready-to-bake cookies.
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I wouldn't say it's a total no-go as a category, but you would need additional information.
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But four minutes before that, NASA announced a "no-go" as the probe team investigated an issue.
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News at last night's premiere of her new film, I Saw the Light, it's a no-go.
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Packed bars—if you can even find them at this point—seem to be a no-go.
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There are politicians that are being burned … and yes, there are no-go zones in the Netherlands.
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If there's any pain, it will be a no-go just because of the position we're in.
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There are politicians that are being burned and, yes, there are no-go zones in the Netherlands.
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Considered "no go" areas by some Swedes, these neighborhoods are known to outsiders only from horrific headlines.
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But Evgheniya told her it was a no-go — the defector couldn't or wouldn't return to Russia.
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That's because they use wheel-mounted electric hub motors—a no-go in the off-road world.
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That's the reason why we say we'll come at 1 o'clock, but no go reach till 3.
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Cramer's no-go was not only a symbolic defeat for Senate Republicans but also a practical one.
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The Belfast of "Say Nothing" is a city of religious divisions, security checks, shootings, no-go areas.
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The no-go zone was lifted this past weekend, for a half hour on Saturday, August 25.
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But the list of no-go zones, maintained by the Department of Homeland Security, isn't comprehensive enough.
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It leads to fake news like European towns that have become "no-go zones" for non-Muslims.
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The sky is a big, open place, with a great many no-go zones that aren't clearly delineated.
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Two years ago a Fox News commentator described it, ludicrously, as a "no-go zone" for non-Muslims.
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Given that there is no go-to brand quite yet, its timing actually looks impeccable on this front.
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The Biden campaign asked Facebook to take the ad down, but the platform said it's a no-go.
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Note that none of them have a screen, so video calling is a no-go as of now.
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Those fall under the no-go zone for Super Cruise, since the system isn't designed to handle them.
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None of the activists managed to push into the no-go zone police had established around the summit.
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Young professionals are reconquering former no-go areas and shifting the problem of urban blight into the suburbs.
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Still, for many of the women I spoke to for this story, butts are a hard no-go.
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Tesla proposed that there be no "go-shop" period, a time for the target to solicit competing bids.
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High-speed rail is a no-go in California; the House votes to condemn the war in Yemen.
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A plastic desk chair is also a no-go, as it doesn't look inviting in a home space.
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Otherwise, they say any sort of word overlap between a clue and the grid is a no-go.
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I would like to tell them no, go home, eat dinner, take my medicine and go to sleep.
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There is no evidence to support claims of no-go zones in the US or in other countries.
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But matching up against smallball units that feature Draymond Green or Kevin Durant at center are a no-go.
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Any "sensitive infrastructure or property," like government buildings or power stations, is a no-go zone for your drone.
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Zack dug deeper grooves and gouges into the screen to simulate shattered display glass, and it's a no go.
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There is the rise of "no-go areas", where the authorities fear to tread and sharia law holds sway.
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And I'm looking at 30 days of deciding to go or no go on whether to run for president.
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Paul Flynn MP suggests taking him to Brixton, which Trump had identified as a Muslim-controlled "no-go" area.
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Everyone seems to be proud of having no go, no oomph, keeping everything as ugly and banal as possible.
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I had worked all the hours I was allowed for the day, and even emails were a no-go.
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" Retail stocks make up 10% of the S&P and amount to what Cramer called a "no-go zone.
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When it comes to headphones — particularly those of the in-ear variety — DIY repairs are generally a no-go.
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Wintrich, by the way, couldn't secure insurance for the event, so it appears to be a no go anyway.
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There's also video of Pool exploring the supposed most violent "no-go zones," escorted by Deputy Mayor Nils Karlsson.
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Rather than taping magnetic boundaries all around your house, you can draw no-go lines on your phone's touchscreen.
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Thousands of English traders crossed many of today's no-go regions, like Aleppo in Syria, and Mosul in Iraq.
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Drone use is strictly controlled on the continent, and a flight over the penguin colony was a no-go.
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And it is restoring law and order to the universities, which were previously a no-go area for police.
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But no Go store to date has the size or scope of Amazon's new Go Grocery, as it's called.
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They traveled without United Nations escorts, often going into areas that are no-go zones for United Nations employees.
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Even friendly Facebook has become a no-go zone for some escapism because of all the pontificating political posts.
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However, what looks like a no-brainer to Europeans is a no-go area for many American voters. Why?
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For Scott Disick and Kourtney Kardashian, spanking is a no-go when it comes to disciplining their three kids.
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"Streaming movies was a no-go, so I just went with the disc service that Netflix offers," she says.
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The local bazaar, on dusty land east of the river, was a no-go zone — full-on enemy turf.
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Look bitch go get a f***ing job, I own your life rights reality Tv is a no go.
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That's a no-go for the pro-Brexit crowd, who prefer a "hard Brexit," like Canada's relationship with Britain.
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He's also frustrated that the police chief has instituted a "no go zone" right atop the boundaries of the Deuce.
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Besides, no Go games support two-handed controls, and there's not much to do in the Go's VR space anyway.
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Those few weeks after initial contact when you waiting for the reply on weather its 'Go/No Go' are excruciating.
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"You have a lot of no-go areas, there is a long list of things you cannot do," Najafizada said.
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Since my fella and I aren't feeling well I call my sister and let her know we're a no-go.
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Also need breakfast so check out the oat options for porridge (cereal is a no-go as all in plastic).
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But now it's official -- the tour's a no-go ... and Live Nation tells us refunds will be available to fans.
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Those no-go decisions left Democrats in the state in a bit of a lurch, with no obvious fallback plan.
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The moon has no atmosphere, which means using parachutes to land a craft on its surface is a no-go.
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"In America, there is no no-go area for anybody," Bowling once recalled the king-making art critic telling him.
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Set these boundaries with your roommate early; you may think something is an obvious no-go, but they might not.
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Chicago may be a no-go for The Boring Company's high-speed underground tunnel system, but there's always Las Vegas.
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Like sex workers I spoke to, I had rules and "no go" zones that separated the personal from the professional.
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While launching a rocket in the rain isn't a problem, launching it when there is lightning is a no-go.
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At least 21 villages around Myanmar have declared themselves "no-go zones" for Muslims, backed by the authorities, it said.
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One woman bemoaned the so-called no-go areas of the city where there is a high Somali-American presence.
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In the scanner, we could see that when we went no-go, a part of the prefrontal lobe became active.
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The Neato Botvac D7 Connected cleans efficiently, thanks to its ability to follow invisible no-go lines for precise navigation.
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It was tomato sauce the week before that, which turned out to be a no-go; it gave her hives.
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Unless Margaret is willing to renounce her title, country, and wealth and marry Peter abroad, the marriage is a no-go.
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Training in public would have also been a no-go for Khadem, as training facilities in Iran are reserved for men.
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Where Science Editor Ginny Hughes sits down with Theresa Tamkins to tell us why oysters are a no-go this summer.
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Entire areas are considered no-go zones because they have yet to be searched for booby traps left by the jihadists.
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Living in the "no-go" zone of Jalawla, Mr Sharif could access people and places which organisations and journalists could not.
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But if the phone heard only birdsong and the laptop heard a crowd of voices, that would be a no go.
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" Later, he specifically explained why transgender models are also a no-go for VS. "'Shouldn't you have transsexuals in the show?
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New schools, public libraries, open-air gyms and landscaped parks have been built in once once-neglected, no-go slum areas.
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It's top of the line when it comes to removing allergens, cleaning up multi-story homes, and establishing no-go boundaries.
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Congress, though, has the power of the purse, and top House Democrats quickly made clear Trump's plan is a no-go.
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Fair warning: Only driving directions are available offline; walking, transit, or cycling directions are still a no-go without the internet.
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A spokeswoman for The New Yorker confirmed to ITK that its uber-exclusive affair is also a no-go this year.
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Michoacán is now considered bandit territory by many and has been on the U.S. State Department's no-go zone for years.
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And the guarantee of transfers -- in the form of euro bonds, for example -- for struggling countries is still a no-go.
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The town of Naraha was still a no-go-area, and she and her family only had one hour to visit.
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The violence has prompted the United Nations and the U.S. embassy to declare some parts of the country no-go zones.
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Dehumanizing language specifically is on Twitter's no-go list because research has shown that its use contributes to real world violence.
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Like the more expensive Botvac D7, the D252 Connected creates a floor map and lets you install virtual no-go boundaries.
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First, it's generally agreed upon that lyrics are a no-go, as they're likely to spur our brains into more activity.
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"No-go zones," with high numbers of migrant populations, are the consequence of the state losing control of areas of jurisdiction.
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The negative ramifications are obvious: violent crime spikes, no-go zones in cities for police and other "outsiders," terrorist attacks, etc.
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I was on the 26th floor, unfortunately right off the elevator bank, which is usually a major no-go for me.
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There are about 5 proposals but of course some of them are just no go, Mahathir said without giving more details.
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There aren't any no-go zones in Europe, but that hasn't stopped conservative outlets like Fox News from talking about them.
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Per the survey results, Baby Boomers really hate jawbreakers, while Generation X and Millennials agree that candy corn is a no-go.
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Jorge hopes he can obtain safe passage to the States just by providing testimony, but to that, the Americans say no go.
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For one thing, blackface is a no-go no matter the circumstances, including for a Michael Jackson contest, and in the 1980s.
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By keeping plastic surgery such a no-go topic, those who wish to get surgery are left with few places to turn.
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Its MAPPING with No-Go Lines mark-up features provides a level of control that lets you avoid most robot vacuuming problems.
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It connects to the Neato App, where you can control its activity, schedule cleanings, and note no-go areas around the house.
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The Korean peninsula has been split by the 4km wide no-go zone since 1953 with millions of troops massed either side.
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"If I had a partner who didn't live vegan and straight edge, then smoking would be a big no go," Melixxx explains.
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The latest story of black henna gone wrong reminds us that this type of temporary tattoo should always be a no-go.
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But pedophilia is a no-go zone where there are zero defenders and carried a stench that cannot not be washed away.
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The provincial government has expanded the no-go area around the 2,462-metre (8,077-foot) Mayon to a radius of 9 kilometers.
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But state-owned or state-backed investors from China and Russia in particular would be a no-go for CFIUS, say attorneys.
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In both her important scholarly works and her candid personal writing, Chua approaches the no-go areas around which others usually tiptoe.
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It took me a bit to find a working A.T.M., but getting a SIM card at the airport was a no-go.
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"That is a no-go area," he said at his office, decorated with a life-size art sculpture of a Malaysian tiger.
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For example, a COMPUTER KEYBOARD is very similar in form and function to a piano keyboard, so that was a no go.
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President Rodrigo Duterte visited affected areas on Tuesday but did not say whether he would declare the island a no-go zone.
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But since stealthiness means external storage is a no-go, the penalty for the F-35B could be a lot more severe.
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Grant Thornton said it would set up an online portal for customers to make claims directly online, although gave no go-live date.
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Bankers said that although a number of go/no-go calls have taken place, only four issuers have so far accessed the market.
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Open the Neato App, add a No-Go Line on your home virtual map, and the Botvac D6 Connected will avoid the area.
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Policies that would be more popular would involve more government oversight, but this is a no-go with the GOP's donors and base.
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"What we did today, at almost all car companies, if was a no-go area," said Visser after announcing the Lynk & Co 01.
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KERNEN: DO YOU – ARE YOU CONTINUING TO HEAR FROM BLUE STATE REPUBLICANS THAT ITS A NO-GO FOR THE STATE AND LOCAL DEDUCTIONS?
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In Shark's app, you can also enable Alexa, schedule cleanings, establish no-go zones on a floor map, and change the cleaning mode.
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In the past, military decision makers concerned themselves more with go/no-go: Do the injuries keep a soldier from completing the mission?
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Clearly, we should not be sexually assaulting others, or making transphobic comments, or any of a myriad of other absolute no-go actions.
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As you can see, Paris usually flaunts her ink with pride, but for whatever reason ... tats were a no-go for this shoot.
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Some conservatives appear to believe that America has no-go zones of its own (including Roy Moore, the likely next senator from Alabama).
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Epinephrine, or adrenaline, is one of a handful of lifesaving drugs that are supposed to be "no-go" items for commercial passenger planes.
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Gervais himself insists that punching down is a no-go: "You mustn't make [identity factors] the target to be ridiculed," he told THR.
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Mr Lacalle Pou says he will take back control of "red zones"—no-go areas in the poorest parts of Montevideo, the capital.
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That no-go area is precious to Palestinians: It is the only land reserve for major infrastructure projects and it includes Palestine's breadbasket.
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But, the fact remains that September 15th is a very important date, with respect to a no-go or a go on tariffs.
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It ushered in a period of suicide bombings and shooting attacks by Palestinians, and Israeli air strikes, demolitions, no-go zones and curfews.
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Stiglitz did no go into detail on what he specifically meant by "questioning science, " but Trump is known to be a climate change skeptic.
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That makes much of Gaza's seafood, like the beloved blue crab, a no-go for those worried about what poisons the fish have ingested.
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Private companies are protected under the First Amendment, and they could theoretically declare their platforms to be no-go zones for conservative speech tomorrow.
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At times, some of the younger protesters have moved close to the border's no-go zone, burning tires and throwing rocks at the fence.
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THE CHANGE: Impact seizure and fencing responses are each independent signs of loss of consciousness and represent "no go" criteria under the current protocol.
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"There will be a 'go, no go' decision evaluation day-to-day until they're in the market," she told reporters on a conference call.
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But if you were hoping to see something more vibrant or eye-catching out of this year's lineup, that looks like a no go.
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De La Soul's laughter and Skinner's "Oh-ho-ho-ho-no!" go hand in hand, two classics made even greater by each other's madness.
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There's no Intel RealSense camera in the TabPro S, which means using Windows Hello to log-in with your face is a no-go.
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In recent weeks the air force has bombed Sambisa forest, a former no-go zone, and troops are closing in on Boko Haram's camps.
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East of the Bowery were the dangerous alphabet streets and the projects, a zone of no-go on my mental map of the island.
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As a result, sending sensitive information is a no-go — whether you're talking about confidential information about the business or sensitive information about yourself.
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Well in China there is no Facebook (or global internet access) and even if there were, personal opinions on politics are a no-go.
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In terms of Congress, it seems really unlikely, given that it was a no-go even with Democratic control of both branches in 2010.
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Since I have an "ethnic" name that often gets mangled or made fun of, I usually find making fun of names a no-go.
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I have no go-to order and own no Starbucks-branded collectible mugs and had not, until last fall, tasted a pumpkin spice latte.
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But just address for me what chevron can do when faced with so many investors who simply say that's no go territory, that stock.
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You can set "no-go lines" after it maps each room so the D7 automatically knows not to cross over a heavily-wired area.
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A better approach, Mr Chow says, would be to prohibit unauthorised approaches, by declaring sensitive satellites to be surrounded by appropriately sized "no go" bubbles.
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He was convinced, even as president, that being soft on immigration was a no-go for Democrats — just like being soft on crime or welfare.
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Until 1996, Cambodia's forests were no-go areas up due to the presence of Khmer Rouge guerillas who were fighting a long-running civil war.
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Pro photographers have bemoaned this decision from both companies, as it makes these cameras a no-go for events or weddings where redundancy is mandatory.
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A no-go area for citizens on both sides of the divide, the heavily fortified DMZ today remains a place of barbed wire and landmines.
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When the offensive drove militants out of North Waziristan's tribal areas and Karachi's no-go zones, parents finally lowered their resistance to immunizing their children.
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We have this thing where we get all this stuff done and maybe 80% of it is a no-go and 20% of it works.
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" Schumer wrote she had hoped to go to the London premiere of I Feel Pretty, but her doctors "have told me that's a no go.
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Donald Trump, who has a voracious appetite for right-wing media, reportedly raised the problem of "no-go areas" during a conversation with Theresa May.
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Yeah. But it's all going to it has to be more material than the first 22008 hours of this before it's go and no-go.
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Over 50% of those polled by Woodstream said they couldn't handle dating someone with a pet spider, while 42% said snakes were a no-go.
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Witness those American shock jocks ranting about no-go zones in cities whose names they would struggle to spell, let alone find on a map.
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It doesn't matter if Zoey has slept with 0 people or 1,000 people, giving the entire world that information without permission is a no-go.
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Slack has a lot of functions, but end-to-end encryption isn't one of them, which makes the platform a no-go for some users.
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" Schumer says she had hoped to go to the London premiere of I Feel Pretty, but her doctors "have told me that's a no go.
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On Thursday Carrie Bradshaw herself (aka Sarah Jessica Parker) told Extra the third installation in the Sex and the City movie franchise is no-go.
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Though armed groups generally allowed federation advisors to visit farms, there were no-go areas where growers did not get training or help for years.
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No go: OCO is supposed to be a war fund that is only used for temporary expenses associated with the wars in the Middle East.
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Most formal wedding stationery comes with an "accept" and "decline" option, so check off the box for no-go and make peace with your decision.
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But an April 14 debate, which NY1 and The New York Daily News have proposed sponsoring together, remains a no-go for the Sanders campaign.
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Bobby Jindal claimed that American Muslims were planning to establish "no go zones" governed by Islamic law where non-Muslims would be banned from entering.
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"The results are expected at the beginning of October," they said, apparently referring to a 'go/no-go' decision that had been expected this week.
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The cable cars connect to areas that were once considered "no-go" neighborhoods like Santo Domingo, which was once one of the city's most dangerous.
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There are standards of etiquette — do not, for instance, sit in the parking lot in lawn chairs — and also online rosters of no-go Walmarts.
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Gregg Popovich announced that Leonard is a no-go for Game 2, and who knows if he'll play at all the rest of the series.
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After such a meteoric rise, Copart is not exactly cheap by traditional valuation metrics and may therefore be a no-go for value-conscious investors.
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A robot vacuum that's as affordable as Eufy's won't have as many features, like a self-emptying bin or smart mapping with no-go zones.
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Anything that might be construed by someone — anyone — in the government as "critical technology," the phrase targeted by the new law, is a no-go.
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Among the no-go zones is the impoverished hamlet of Nahuatzen, where Purepecha indigenous locals grow avocados and eke out a living on tiny plots.
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In the isolated highlands, parts of which are no-go areas due to sporadic tribal violence, some of the stories I heard border on extreme brutality.
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It's hard to tell from Sennheiser's photos if any of this was changed, though it looks like detachable at the earbud is still a no-go.
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"If someone tweets private information — if someone tweets someone's private address, phone number — then there are no-go areas where we don't permit that," he said.
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On Thursday, the boats had gone, replaced by a coastguard ship lingering on the horizon and small navy boats policing a 3-kilometre no-go zone.
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In 2015, Khan criticized Trump, saying he "doesn't have a clue about London" after the American claimed that certain areas of London were no-go zones.
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Dearborn oftentimes is covered by a lot of right-wing outlets as a breeding ground for terrorist groups and a "no-go zone" for non-Muslims.
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Though it isn't fair, the Kinder Egg has been enthusiastically enjoyed internationally since its creation in 1974, but here in the U.S. they're a no-go.
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Plus, both stores package a lot of their produce and proteins in plastic containers, plastic wrap, and even styrofoam, so that was an automatic no-go.
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The town is implementing what's known as managed retreat when other coastal cities that have been tackling rising seas have seen it as a no-go.
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An economic downturn with ballooning inflation and a lack of investment in low income districts has also helped boost crime, turning them into no-go areas.
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But the rule of law in the form of government has already largely slipped away in the slums, which have become no-go areas for police.
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" Gaffney promoted the unfounded Muslim "no-go zones" conspiracy about the existence of areas in the US that he contended were "off limits to the authorities.
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It's generally considered disrespectful to roadshow during the Jewish high holidays, and it would have been a particular no-go for Israel-born CEO Adam Neumann.
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Pen caps, marbles, magnets and buttons, as well as balloons, which Dr. Friedman says were a no-go in her house when her own children were small.
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The bright green scooter company earlier unveiled its next generation machine that includes some smarter features, like a screen that displays no-go zones and parking rules.
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Milestone Asian-American weepie The Joy Luck Club, on the other hand, is a no-go, courtesy of having been executive produced by alleged harasser Oliver Stone.
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Lulu isn't some punk smoking cigarettes by the bleachers outside the Pentagon; both dog and government intelligence service decided this situation was a no-go for Lulu.
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"The house itself is a no-go area at the moment, but we're hoping to move back in before Christmas," Raymond told the Scottish newspaper The Herald.
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But, no one -- and I mean no one -- was waiting with bated breath for Clinton to make a go or no-go decision about running for president.
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No one disputes that there have been problems in integration, even if talk of predominantly Muslim "no go areas" in the U.K. remains a gross over-exaggeration.
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The EU has said cars should be discussed; the United States has set out a long wish list, including agricultural products -- a no-go area for Europe.
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It urged companies to obey U.N. appeals to declare all heritage sites "no go" areas for oil and gas exploration, mines, unsustainable timber production and over-fishing.
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The EU has said cars should be discussed; the United States has set out a long wish list, including agricultural products — a no-go area for Europe.
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Major problems at the site include container shipping and cold storage that remain out of bounds, while Nind's own office is also in a no-go zone.
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Or, if you know an office is simply a no-go, start investigating ways to apply to a field that has you, well, out in the field.
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It is a no-go-zone whose augmented reality is haunted by chimeras, magma heat, snakes with three heads, shamanic rituals, mysteries, convulsive beauties, and electric veins.
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The Montgomery has therefore earned the nickname the "Doomsday Ship," and the government has seen fit to introduce an 800-meter no-go area around the wreck.
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In the UK, Boris Johnson's government published an action plan to tackle the virus, which includes preparing "no-go zones" and a ban on mass public gatherings.
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Residents in Gaza said a few dozen Palestinians had approached the border fence, an area in which Israel's military, citing security concerns, enforces a "no go" zone.
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He'd told us he wanted to go to an area known as the "no go zone" to spend time with underprivileged fans -- and he's true to word.
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On Thursday, the boats were moved elsewhere, replaced by a coastguard ship lingering on the horizon and small navy boats policing a 3-kilometre no-go zone.
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The earthquake killed approximately 18,000 people and also severely damaged the Fukushima nuclear plant rendering much of the area near the J-Village a no-go zone.
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But the trope of "no-go zones" has given conservatives and Republicans a way to talk about fear of an "invasion" by Muslim immigrants without seeming xenophobic.
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Once considered a no-go area because of gang violence, the bar, in the city's posher south, offers postcard perfect views of Ipanema beach and lush green mountains.
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California dreaming A Trump presidency is a no-go for a lot of Californians, so a movement for the state to secede from the US is gaining steam.
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But another expert I spoke with was far more forgiving, and instead thought of this work as an important go/no-go idea for this line of thinking.
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The "Pokémon Buster" squad is made up of 50 police officers who will patrol 10 of Bangkok's busiest roads, which are now no-go zones for Pokémon hunters.
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If it's cold enough that dogs need snow boots to walk the city streets, then that means the weather is a no-go for wash and go styling.
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Then, participants were asked to complete the same test from the first experiment as well a second test asking participants to respond to "go" and "no go" targets.
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I'm incredibly liberal, have worked in politics in the past, and spend a lot of my free time volunteering on campaigns, so that's a no-go for me.
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The suggestion was met with widespread condemnation and both Republicans and Democrats said Tuesday that the constitutional amendment needed to make Trump's proposal possible is a no-go.
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Experts say Colombia's rainforests are under increasing threat with once no-go conflict areas opening up for development and criminal gangs cutting down trees for illegal gold mining.
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But then, I guess after my friend [journalist] Jim Foley was executed...it really became a no-go zone for Western journalists, these rebel-held pockets of Syria.
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It's a higher-tech version of the "fertility awareness method," which simply means knowing when you're ovulating and avoiding unprotected sex on no-go days around that time.
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On Tuesday, Wyatt — the same person who announced Cosby's plans on the air — released a statement on the comedian's behalf stating that the plans were a no-go.
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The worst-case scenario is that the Ebola virus continues to spread in DRC's "no go" areas, and moves across DRC's border to other countries in the region.
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Rahat Dispatch RAHAT, Israel — The Bedouin town of Rahat, in the Negev desert, has a reputation among many Israelis as a wild, lawless and generally no-go zone.
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Politicians here talk about "no-go zones" and crime-infested areas, but down there if they see the cops coming they'll light 'em up like Chinese New Year.
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The channel devoted multiple segments to the totally false claim that there were Muslim-run "no-go zones" in Europe where immigrants had imposed hard-line Sharia law.
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There are shades of Hamsterdam in the no-go zones on "The Deuce," but Simon and his writers have a dimmer view of this act of social engineering.
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That kind of business activity is a no-go since the settlements are considered illegal, having been built on land captured from Jordan by Israel in the 1960s.
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I think, rather, that in America the fear of the word "communism" is tied to a fear of the word "capitalism," another no-go word in polite discourse.
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UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Tuesday unveiled plans to potentially create no-go zones and bans on mass public gatherings in order to deal with the crisis.
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However, Anchar remains a no-go zone for security forces, and government services like schools are still shut in the area, prompting residents to come up with workarounds.
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While some fund managers still view Russia as a no-go area because of sanctions, sentiment is improving, albeit European investors are generally more bullish than US ones.
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In what was planned as a simulated launch sequence, a premature firing of Tipper's solid rocket fuel booster occurred on a final round of go/no-go checks.
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We know, we know, mascara can be fickle — what's one person's go-to is another's no-go — but this Caution Extreme Lash Mascara may just be our new favorite.
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She is Black, American, and has been married before, and as any Crown viewer knows, the latter used to be a no-go for marrying into the royal family.
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Large groups of youths have ventured much closer to the no-go zone along the barrier, risking live fire from Israeli troops to roll burning tires and throw stones.
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That MPAA rating immediately cuts down its potential audience – and box office – since it's a no-go for families on the hunt for a weekend trip to the movies.
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Ultra was a no go in Dayz, a post-apocalyptic zombie number, as well, but that wasn't a problem for me, because Dayz had something else going for it.
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There's a popular right-wing narrative about the alleged spread of violent, Islamist-controlled "no-go zones" in cities in Western Europe where even police are afraid to go.
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The collaborative speeds drug evaluation by adopting milestone-driven strategies with built-in go/no-go decision points — and reaches out to additional investigators when new expertise is needed.
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Long considered a no-go area by Lisbon residents, Cova da Moura is a warren of small streets where Cape Verdeans make up two-thirds of the 6,000 residents.
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The Meteorological Agency banned entry to the area, expanding an existing no-go zone around the crater to a 2-kilometer (1.2-mile) radius, according to public broadcaster NHK.
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This was a no-go for us because of the separation, but if you want as mild of a taste as possible this is a fine, non-dairy option.
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There are legitimate concerns over the health and safety of those who venture illegally into the flooded no-go zones of Old New York searching for salvage and sustenance.
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But people in the biggest group — the 39 percent who spend more than others on food and drink — can reasonably expect the "Go-Go, Slow-Go, No-Go" progression.
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Stepping far forward on the hulls was prohibited, with white lines being drawn on the boats about six feet forward of the mast to indicate the no-go zone.
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"There's no arbitrary deadline here ... but that fact remains December 15 is a very important date with respect to a no go or go on tariffs," he told CNBC.
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Muslim criminal gangs have taken control of 55 "no-go zones," according to a report released by Swedish police, which mapped out the areas law enforcement has handed over.
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"There's no arbitrary deadline here ... but that fact remains December 15 is a very important date with respect to a no-go or go on tariffs," he told CNBC.
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While marketing to kids and teens is a no-go, "lawful products should be available to adults in forms that adults actually want to use," including flavors, said Sen.
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Both men seem to be edging ever closer to running, but as the race begins to pick up real momentum, their go/no go decisions are becoming more urgent.
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Three years ago, Peter Hoekstra blamed the"Islamist movement" for "chaos" in the country, claimed there were no-go zones and asserted that cars and politicians were being burned.
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But at the time, that was a no-go; Raf and ex-wife Petra were giving things another shot, and after misreading the situation, Jane put it from her mind.
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So if you find yourself passing through any of the areas where radar detectors are a no-go, you'll want to remove the device to avoid racking up pricey fines.
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Among them was Martin Gomez, who sat inside a trailer at the other end of this Army airfield near Yuma, Arizona, taking the crew through its "go"-"no go" checklist.
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But I'd gotten my cartilage pierced somewhat recently and my short, curly hair would have been smushed unflatteringly by them, so it was a no-go, and it never happened.
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Nor because he particularly cared about gay teenagers running from death sentences in Gambia, or the Afghan kids escaping the no-go zones emerging in Kabul since troops pulled out.
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Playlist: "Say No Go"/ "Millie Pulled a Pistol on Santa"/ "Ghetto Thang"/ "My Brother's a Basehead"/ "Greyhounds" Live band De La shows you the breath and vision of the group.
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"When I took the bus to school, I'd want to sit by a kid and they'd say, 'No, go sit somewhere else — because I was so big,' " said Watson, 18.
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I wish somebody had talked to me about this before, because sex is a big part of life, and it's a no-go area when you have an eating disorder.
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Northern Ireland's largest bank, Ulster Bank, said uncertainty around the terms for Britain's exit from the EU could make Northern Ireland a "no-go zone" for some foreign direct investment.
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Plus, you can tell the vacuum to clean upstairs and downstairs with the multiple floor mapping feature or set up No-Go Lines to keep it away from certain areas.
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"When Trump says that there are 'no-go' areas in London, he's betraying stupefying ignorance that makes him frankly unfit for the office of the presidency," Johnson said in 2015.
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They are made to feel safe, too: one-on-one meetings with event organisers at Wellcome Collection included consideration of "no-go" questions that the "books" might feel uncomfortable answering.
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I know this question is an absolute no-go, that's impossible to answer, but can you choose one record that represents what you as a label head saw in them?
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If Cloudflare decides that cryptocurrency miners are a no-go, it would likely put the kibosh on a new and sort of sketchy (if users aren't notified) website monetization scheme.
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The list of no-go topics at the EPA, which appears to have the blunt of the blow thus far: Social media Blogging Press releases to media Speaking engagements Listservs
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The 69-year-old property magnate also said Brussels had become a breeding ground for terrorists and some neighborhoods in Paris and elsewhere in France had become no-go zones.
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President Aoun, Bassil's father-in-law, said in another tweet that there should be no no-go areas, especially for public representatives, and that Sunday's events must not be repeated.
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Though the eastern provinces of Ukraine have become virtual no-go zones for outsiders, in July 2014 the region was still a busy, east-west corridor for civilian air traffic.
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Parents-to-be deserve some serious pampering, but chocolates seem a little obvious, flowers aren't super useful in the long run, and rosé is a no-go, for obvious reasons.
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This is an existing trope among conservatives and conservative media: that Europe is pockmarked with Muslim communities that are so insular and hostile that they're "no-go zones" for Europeans.
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If you happen to be in one of the states where it's a no-go, there is no state which prohibits you from taking a selfie with your "I Voted" sticker.
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But the D7 Connected introduces a new additional feature called "No-Go" boundary lines that let users draw virtual boundary lines on those maps to limit where the robovac can travel.
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PARIS (Reuters) - In a battle between ancient arts and modern technology, France's army is teaching birds of prey to bring down remote-controlled drones when they enter no-go urban airspace.
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"Honduras has turned into a 'no-go zone' for anyone daring to campaign for the protection of the environment," Erika Guevara-Rosas, Americas director at Amnesty International, said in a statement.
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In principle, the state needs to be able to bug bedrooms, read diaries and listen to privileged conversations Because of the need for security, he argues for minimal no-go areas.
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Crawford says it's a definite no-go for him ... telling our guy there's just not enough money being thrown around in MMA for him to put his body on the line.
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The establishments also open the rich culture of the city's slums for travelers, giving them a glimpse into one-time "no-go" areas where about one-fifth of Rio's population lives.
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Beyonce's boobs were a no-go at the Super Bowl halftime show ... meaning gamblers who bet she'd rock cleavage lost money -- AND had to endure that boring as hell Coldplay performance.
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" Noah Neiman, 32, a New York-based celebrity trainer with Barry's Bootcamp and founder of his own brand, Noah Neiman Fitness, laughed: "We call these guys 'all show and no go.
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As for filming a 4th season of "Mama June: From Not to Hot," we're told it's a no-go unless she takes steps to get herself out of the danger zone.
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I knew Venezuela was a no-go zone for most foreign press so it would be a good opportunity to work in an environment with less competition, albeit with more risks.
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But in this early stage of the campaign, candidates in that statistical no-go zone still stand a chance at gaining a lifeline by making it into a nationally televised debate.
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Management heard her concerns about the original proposal and dropped the idea, but they felt the talent contract request was a no-go, given that no one else had a special agreement.
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After shutting the NHL down for several weeks in February to allow NHL players to participate in the last few Olympics, the NHL decided doing so was a no-go for 2018.
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Siri will find and play things in Apple Music, but ask her to play something on Spotify and that's a no-go — you'll get an Apple Music link and Wikipedia entry instead.
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Rel says it's that friendship that makes it kinda okay ... hell, he almost even likes it ... that the C's seem to be struggling to beat LeBron with no go-to NBA superstar.
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Likewise, if I knew it'd be a total no-go with a woman once we got to third base purely because of my dimensions, it'd save a lot of time and energy.
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If you're going to Rio de Janeiro for the 2016 Olympics, whether as a visitor or an participating athlete, you'll have to face one harsh reality: Pokémon Go is a no-go.
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"We should send a very strong signal that there is unity in the council that the current state of a affairs is a no-go," said Russian Deputy U.N. Ambassador Petr Iliichev.
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Quoth he: With the cowardly suspension of my account, Twitter has confirmed itself as a safe space for Muslim terrorists and Black Lives Matter extremists, but a no-go zone for conservatives.
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Palazzo characterizes the three stages of retirement as go-go (think of early retirees traveling the world), slow-go (hanging out with the grandkids) and no-go (dealing with long-term care).
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Neighbourhoods where the signs are in Arabic, Moroccan men lounge outside tea rooms and women shop in headscarves may not actually be forbidden to them, as the term no-go zones suggests.
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" Yiannopoulos has responded to Twitter's ban, saying that the site has "confirmed itself as a safe space for Muslim terrorists and Black Lives Matter extremists, but a no-go zone for conservatives.
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Basilan is a no-go area for most Filipinos and Western countries typically warn citizens to stay away because of the presence of Abu Sayyaf and fierce military offensives against its fighters.
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Because a lot of style rules — like not wearing white after Labor Day — have evolved over the years, but wearing a wrinkled outfit is still a big old universal fashion no-go.
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The act of trying to decide becomes the decision itself -- because by the time the decision is really ready to be made, it's too late to make any decision but no-go.
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"The Aris-13 is a little oil tanker that was hijacked while cutting corners through a no-go area," says Chris Farrell, group commercial director of private security group Neptune Maritime Security.
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So if you're in one of those aforementioned setups where a dedicated power line is a no go, you won't need to drag your whole doorbell inside just to keep it juiced.
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Susan Collins of Maine has been getting promises on stabilizing Obamacare insurance markets (in exchange for a yes vote on tax reform), but that's a no-go for House Freedom Caucus members.
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While it can output video at 4K, it tops out at 30hz, making it a no-go for anyone hoping to use their laptop with a high-resolution display for professional work.
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"The whole point of that is to get to this feasibility study level so that we can make a go, no-go decision," Mell said on a call with analysts and investors.
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" He notes that "both men seem to be edging ever closer to running, but as the race begins to pick up real momentum, their go/no go decisions are becoming more urgent.
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Yes, so for folks who write software, or use Unix or Linux or any of these operating systems, you know, they'll be familiar with ... I apologize, this is ... No, go for it.
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Soft-covered books are preferred to hardbacks (which are more difficult to get into prisons), and when it comes to anything small-press or handmade — comic books, zines — staples are a no-go.
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ATHENS (Reuters) - Greek lawmakers on Thursday scrapped regulations making universities a no-go zone for police, a move authorities say will tackle lawlessness but which critics have decried as a clampdown on democracy.
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Naturally one cannot travel with two babies on one's lap, so we had to solve the dilemma of missing lap, otherwise it would have been a no go for mom and the kids.
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In other words, no matter who you are or what you're campaigning for, bashing elites seems a safe bet, while admitting to being a member of an elite is an absolute no-go.
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Think how many things you handle and touch each day — so putting your hands anywhere near your face is a no-go, least of all spreading bacteria by picking or attacking a spot.
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While the neighborhood may have a mix of security concerns, asserting that police distinctly avoid such neighborhoods as "no-go zones," or areas that are barricaded under entire terrorist control, is completely false.
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"The segregated area of the prison can quickly become effectively a no-go area for the prison authorities at times when these prisoners are out of their cells and associating," he told me.
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While there has been debate regarding the existence of what have been dubbed "no-go areas," I personally discovered the corporeality of these enclaves when I stepped into the Stockholm neighborhood of Husby.
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The president's statement signals to Broadcom, which has said it is reviewing the order, that any attempt to acquire Qualcomm even if it incorporates in the US, is a no-go, said Burns.
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"If the TPP is a no-go, then RCEP must be brought to a conclusion, the earlier the better and I think realistically we are talking about the end of 2017," Najib said.
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BB-rated issuers are driving the averages down with aggressive deals, as lenders dip below the 200bp threshold that was a no-go even for the highest quality junk-rated borrowers last fall.
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Both Kovalevska and Olga said that vodka is drunk in shots—although, according to Olga, there are gourmands out there who suggest a slow sip—and that liquid chasers are a no-go.
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Up in the hillsides, a no-go zone for civilians, multimillion-dollar mansions are flooded with mud, and cars, tossed about like playthings, are now just hunks of twisted metal, jammed against trees.
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Not only are works depicting pubic hair or nipples a no-go on many e-commerce sites and social networks, last year Etsy infuriated the witch community by banning the sale of spells.
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"We were, like, in a weird little no-go zone," said Ms. Bismuth, after her Norwegian flight from France eventually arrived in New York after having made a U-turn back to Paris.
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It found numerous exaggerations and distortions, including false reports that Shariah law was predominant in parts of the country and that some immigrant-heavy neighborhoods were considered "no-go zones" by the police.
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From his perch as mayor of London, Johnson ripped Trump's proposal to bar Muslims from the U.S. and criticized his claims that there were Muslim-heavy no-go zones in the British capital.
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But few voters were deeply stirred by the notion that Trump had violated campaign finance laws, the poll showed, making that a likely no-go in the multimillion dollar ad wars to come.
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The National Disaster Mitigation Agency said Friday the volcano&aposs alert status, raised last month from the lowest level, is unchanged and a 3 kilometer no-go zone around the crater remains in force.
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Kendall said that was a no-go, as she had personally invited Tyga, but all was well: Kylie and Tyga saw each other at the party and just as quickly seemed to make up.
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"There is no question that that should obviously be addressed, and it should be addressed strongly … that is an absolute no-go anywhere, and that's very much the case," Eric said of Donald's comment.
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Its main focus is Islamophobia, with the group advocating for "invasions" of British mosques and filming visits to supposed "no go" areas in towns and cities where they harangue locals and hand out leaflets.
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Kadyrov's control is so great that the Islamic republics have become massive no-go zones for ethnic Russians and Russian police, dwarfing the "Muslim ghettos" in European cities that Russian television loves to highlight.
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"This kind of design is a no-go," said the engineer, who worked on flight controls but not on the Max, and spoke on the condition of anonymity because of sensitivities surrounding the investigation.
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The entire Pacific Coast, much of the Northeast and large interior cities like Chicago, Minneapolis and Kansas City, where Republican lawmakers do not want to be seen with him, are effectively no-go zones.
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European officials say agricultural products are a no-go area, except for soybeans, while American officials want to break down barriers that make it difficult for farmers to sell beef and cheese in Europe.
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LONDON/BUDAPEST (Reuters) - Britain has raised concerns with Hungary over a description of areas of London, Paris and Brussels as "no-go" areas dominated by illegal immigrants who increase the risk of militant attacks.
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Cris Carter says Ezekiel Elliott's fantasy value is just like his recent off-the-field conduct ... shaky at best, telling TMZ Sports Zeke's suspension makes him a no-go as a fantasy 1st rounder.
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Such a demonstration, envisaging families camped out in the sensitive border area, could present a dilemma for the Israeli military that enforces a "no go" zone for Palestinians on land adjacent to Israel's frontier fence.
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The former political wing of the Irish Republican Army (IRA), Sinn Féin was considered a no-go area for many voters who were keen to disassociate modern day Ireland from bombing campaigns, killings and violence.
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"If he had said he wanted the opening film to be, I don't know, a small, Russian black-and-white film that's five hours long, I would have said it's a no-go," she added.
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"It was Modi who protected him for the longest time but the defense wall collapsed when Rajan entered the no-go zone of politics," one senior RSS official told Reuters, speaking on condition of anonymity.
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There, they were told by a United gate agent that, as pass holders who qualify for free or discounted tickets, they had to follow a certain dress code — and their leggings were a no-go.
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With the app, you can switch the vacuum on and off, select quiet or Turbo mode, determine if an area needs careful navigation, set up multiple floor plans and No-Go Lines, and schedule cleanings.
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" In an interview with MSNBC, Trump added that such a move could prevent the country from having "radicalized" no-go areas like those in London and Paris, where police were "afraid for their own lives.
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Another Regnery title, No Go Zones, which attempts to add journalistic heft to the myth that sharia law is taking hold in the West, didn't appear on the list at all, despite selling 3,994 copies.
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It also has a marked advantage when attempting to read image-heavy works, like comics, on the thing (though comics on an e-reader is still a big no-go, as far as I'm concerned).
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When you go to the dean's office to arrange the necessary paperwork, you're told it's a no-go—your academic advisor has nixed the move, and both schools have agreed to abide by her desire.
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"It was Modi who protected him for the longest time but the defence wall collapsed when Rajan entered the no-go zone of politics," one senior RSS official told Reuters, speaking on condition of anonymity.
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During this time, Northern Irish cities were entangled in no-go zones and barbed-wire barricades, checkpoints, and stop-and-frisk drills, exacerbated by a nonstop dread over car bombs, revenge killings, and intergenerational malaise.
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"Before, this was a no-go area, full of derelict land and abandoned buildings," said Craig Hepworth, who was on a brief return visit to Detroit after moving to Florida in search of the sun.
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One of the most popular, coined by the certified financial planner Michael K. Stein, is to view retirement as three stages: your Go-Go years, your Slow-Go years and, finally, your No-Go years.
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We don't want to make little Barron change schools, but Trump could buy Melania a condo in a relatively low-traffic location to save security from having to create a no-go zone in Midtown.
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Most people in the food world will at this point tell you that single-purpose kitchen gadgets are a no-go, cluttering our cabinets to the chagrin of Alton Brown devotees and Marie Kondo enthusiasts.
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After being told my home address was a no-go and trying to put in pickup orders for Best Buy locations in Manhattan, Queens, or Brooklyn at least a dozen times, I tried the Gizmodo offices.
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Going from farm to farm among several properties he oversees, he has spotted suspicious vehicles and sensed a nervousness among security officials who have begun to designate certain towns and wooded stretches as no-go areas.
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The FDA specifically says that homemade cookie dough ice cream is a no go, but assures that commercially made products should be safe to eat – if manufacturers use only treated flour and pasteurized eggs, that is.
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NATO commanders fear that in the event of a crisis, missile systems in the Russian exclave of Kaliningrad and in western Russia itself could make the Baltic Sea a no-go area for its naval vessels.
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It can also avoid any obstacles in its way like pet bowls and toys with its "No-Go Lines" feature, while the vacuum's D-shape design makes it easier to get into hard-to reach-corners.
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"If someone tweets private information, if someone tweets someone's private address, phone number, then they are no-go areas where we don't permit that," EMEA Vice President Bruce Daisley told BBC Radio 5 Live on Tuesday.
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But security experts say the territorial gain has given a false impression because much of the liberated areas beyond main roads patrolled by the army remain no-go areas where displaced people cannot return to farm.
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Travel is pretty much a no-go at the moment thanks to the coronavirus outbreak, but once we're all free from quarantine and working from home, we're going to be itching to get out of town.
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But the area has become a symbol for the far right internationally, which falsely portrays it as a "no-go zone" for non-Muslims and uses this false characterization in its cautionary tales about Muslim immigration.
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Meeting a no go: Iran's supreme leader on Tuesday reportedly ruled out any talks with the U.S. amid increased tensions between the two nations in the wake of crippling attacks at oil facilities in Saudi Arabia.
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The idea of the "no-go zone" is that if Muslims don't integrate into Western countries, it isn't the fault of Westerners for not accepting them — it's because the Muslims themselves don't really want to integrate.
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The residents are mainly Afro-Caribbean and African, and in most of the mainstream press, the estate is simply referred to as being full of organised crime, a no-go zone for police, and nothing else.
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Snaking and surging through the chilly and lopsided footpath, one passes through a sequence of monotone ochre panoramas bereft of motion, a psychic no-go zone just as forbidding as a seething wall of curled barbwire.
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GAZA BORDER (Reuters) - As plumes of tear gas drift across the Israeli no-go zone inside Gaza's border fence, Palestinian protesters dart between them, relying on an array of home-made devices to keep out the fumes.
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The idea is that offering a place to store cash for everyday payments helps keep the app sticky and in emerging markets there's vast potential since many millions are unbanked and there's no go-to digital option.
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Since rain and snow are forecast across the country tomorrow, here are some Halloween crafts and games you can do inside if trick-or-treating is a no-go, and you're better at crafts than I am.
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A by-law has also been put in place to ensure that farmers are aware of no-go areas for grazing animals and forest land is marked out clearly so those with livestock have their own areas.
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As part of its "100% satisfaction guarantee," the retailer allowed customers to get a refund on items that would have been a total no-go at other stores, like 4-year-old shoes — and without a receipt.
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PAWAGA, Tanzania (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Daudi Nangole sits under a huge baobab tree, watching his herd of cattle drink from a dam in Ikolongo village - a place that until recently was a no-go area for pastoralists.
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Asked whether Rolls-Royce, which builds all of its roughly 4,000 cars per year at its Goodwood factory in southern England, would ever make some models overseas, Mueller-Oetvoes said: "This is a no-go," he said.
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Sabersmith: Various You'd think that one of the most iconic villains in movie history would have plenty of people clamoring to recreate his saber, but surprisingly, there's no go-to manufacturer when it comes to Darth Vader.
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We needed assets in the air all the time, at the base of each pass, but the thermal turbulence of the area makes drones a no-go, especially since they've been effectively blinded by the UNDATA agreements.
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But something is awry at the academy, from its echoing entrance hall to its no-go cellars; one student, Patricia (Chloë Grace Moretz), has gone missing, and another, Olga (Elena Fokina), gets trapped in a rehearsal room.
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"Speaking of threat, at one point you mentioned in a debate that there are no-go zones in the Netherlands and that cars and politicians are being set on fire," a reporter for Nieuwsuur said to Hoekstra.
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"No-go zones" are areas that are believed to be too dangerous to enter, and those opposing more immigration in places like Europe have used the reported zones to push back against policies that would open borders.
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There's palpable alarm in establishment circles that AfD is gaining a foothold in what until now had been a no-go zone for conservatives of any stripe — the country's thoroughly liberal-left, social democrat-dominated trade unions.
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Most weekends, Oxford Street in London, Broadway in New York City, and other hubs remain a no-go zone as clothes are ripped from the rails — pile them high, sell them cheap, or so goes the saying.
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So, if you were thinking about paying for an ad to voice your concern about a judge nominated for a lifetime appointment who is on the record claiming abortion is murder, that, too, is a no-go.
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The children in this exuberant book from an Australian writer and artist live in a "mud for walls" house on the edge of the "no-go desert," and they've made an excellent bike out of random parts.
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In this respect, sanctuary cities are a homegrown equivalent of the myth of "no-go zones" in Europe: neighborhoods dominated by Muslim immigrants in which it's unsafe for anyone of white European descent to even set foot.
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The test is known as a "go/no-go association task"—the participants were told to press a button when they saw either the letter "K" or an image of a beer bottle flash on the screen.
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Other demands haven't been met, the union says, including providing surgical masks for sneezing or coughing passengers, giving each passenger a leakproof vomit bag, and making those "no-go items," without which the airplane won't take off.
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In a way, sanctuary cities are a homegrown equivalent of the myth of "no-go zones" in Europe: neighborhoods dominated by Muslim immigrants in which it's unsafe for anyone of white European descent to even set foot.
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The Secret Service has stated that guns at the convention are a no-go, but America's most ardent gun fans don't exactly have a reputation for just backing down when the federal government tells them what to do.
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Authorities must first analyze factors such as market demand and emission levels to decide whether to test no-go zones for gasoline-fueled vehicles, according to a document on the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) website.
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Reports, again unfounded, that an influx of Syrian refugees has created "no-go areas" in European cities have reinforced the hostility, says Shin Kang-hyup of Jeju Residents for the Human Rights of Jeju Refugees, a pressure group.
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The Tory Johnson has cut through against Republicans from time to time, whether as foreign secretary, making clear his policy disagreements with Trump on Iran, or his rapier pushback against Trump's claims of "no-go" areas in London.
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" The no-go list included the English letter "N," according to the New York Times, in order to "preempt social scientists from expressing dissent mathematically: N > 2, with 'N' being the number of Mr. Xi's terms in office.
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The situation has become so dire that there are strict policies regarding police and emergency services going into the dozens of "no-go" zones located across Sweden, because they have come under heavy attack from its Islamic inhabitants.
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"Downtown was really a no-go zone during nighttime," said Richard Talbot, a market researcher who was hired in 2520 to help create a revitalization plan for the city's retail district, centered on its main thoroughfare, Pine Avenue.
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"The position that state intervention in corporate decisions is a no-go supports a strategy that is driven by financial markets, and the people are being let down," Knut Giesler at IG Metall, Germany's largest trade union, said.
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The 69 (currently $249.99) has all the perks of the 675 and 670 models, but the Dirt Detect technology is better so you&aposll get a superior clean, and barriers so you can indicate any no-go zones.
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We must consider a "hive mind" approach that enables deeper collaboration between scientists, academics, pharmaceutical innovators, operations experts, venture capitalists and others to identify the most cutting-edge research, and to manage the rapid go/no-go decisions.
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Areas once touted as markers of counterinsurgency progress have become no-go zones, regions in which almost no Americans dare tread, save a few journalists and aid workers, or private military contractors or American military and C.I.A. teams.
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The "no-go zone" is simply an extension of it — an idea that somehow, a neighborhood could become something not even American anymore just because of who's in it, and therefore that it needs to be militaristically defended.
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Democrats and Trump have been diametrically opposed on policy from the beginning: Trump wants $5.7 billion for his southern border wall, and Democrats say wall money is an absolute no-go — something they've emphasized since Trump took office.
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The exhibition documents how ongoing systems of ecocide are taking place in Gaza, which, according to data, are occurring along enforced and expanding military no-go areas — or so-called "buffer zones" — on the Palestinian side of the border.
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Along with news that Nintendo's stocks are plummeting because a bunch of dumbass investors didn't do their research, now Rihanna–the Umbreon of Pop–has declared that the popular augmented reality game is a no-Go at her shows.
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It links migration to increased terrorism and refers to non-existent "no-go" areas in European cities with large migrant populations, including London, Paris and Berlin, where it claims authorities have lost control, and law and order are absent.
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Once you have the D4 Connected establish a floor map of your home, you can open the map in the Neato app to draw no-go lines, meaning this robo-vac will clean only where you want it to.
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Since the filters are totally optional, it will be interesting to see how many users choose to align themselves with a political party or candidate, especially since politics is typically a no-go for any type of first date.
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Some 3,500 police and security forces were on duty in Rome and authorities declared a no-go area for unauthorized demonstrations that included the Vatican, Erdogan's hotel and Italian palaces where he is meeting the president and prime minister.
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The UK government is preparing to create no-go zones and ban mass public gathering as it gets ready for a major outbreak of coronavirus within weeks which could affect up to a fifth of the working-age population.
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In April, he appeared on "The Ben Shapiro Show," a no-go zone for those who buy into the new politics of contamination — that to sit next to a conservative like Mr. Shapiro is to tacitly endorse his ideas.
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Further, in this White House, there is no go-to political point person — a role that Karl Rove and David Axelrod filled in previous administrations — and no high-ranking official overseeing the president's role in the party and campaigns.
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I ate at Sylvia's for the first time in the early sixties, not long after it opened, invited by a boyfriend at a time when Harlem was widely considered a no-go zone for white people of either sex.
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"If [Medicare-for-all] is a no-go in Congress, then what changes would they make to the current system?" as Walid Gellad, who studies drug prices and other issues at the University of Pittsburgh, put it to me.
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So while Motherboard can post pictures of weed and promote stories of weed and not get taken down (since we're trafficking in dank information, not dank nugs), anything that facilitates the sale of cannabis is a no go on the platform.
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But for all the noise we make about everything you should never post on social media, it should really go without saying that potentially implicating yourself in a felony crime by way of a publicly available video is a no-go.
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"Naturally one cannot travel with two babies on one's lap, so we had to solve the dilemma of missing lap, otherwise it would have been a no go for mom and the kids," wrote cabin crew member Ami Niemelä on Instagram.
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"If she asks them to vote on a thing that is a no-go for us, it's a no-deal Brexit," said an EU diplomat in comments reflective of growing exasperation within the bloc at Britain's handling of the talks.
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De La dealt with the life of the junkie and the effects that it had on family in abstract fashion like Pos does in "Say No Go": But Pos would even talk about drug abuse in a less abstract way.
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Most recently, the group posted an article from "Bare Naked Islam," warning that "mass Muslim migration" had transformed Sweden into a "war zone" and that the number of "no-go zones" in the European country had soared in the last year.
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And while you can buy a smattering of Xiaomi products like the Mi Box in the U.S., Xiaomi phones are still a no go, which is a damn shame because the new Mi 9 seems like a handset we could use.
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So the executive order is a no-go for now, which is a relief, but the statement from President Trump fails to address one key piece of troubling proposed legislation that he supports: the First Amendment Defense Act, or FADA.
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A highlight of the trip, he says, will be so-called "no-go zones": places which, because of their large Muslim populations or high crime rates, are believed by anxious outsiders to be inaccessible to non-Muslims or the police.
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While Spain was a no-go area for investment in the wake of the financial crisis, its economy is now one of the fastest growing in Europe, steadily exceeding the euro zone's average growth rate over the past few years.
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"When I bought this property eight years ago, people thought this project was mad because Molenbeek was a no-go zone," said Jean-Paul Pütz, a developer who bought the building with the idea of re-establishing a brewery there.
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But, on the off-chance that you're still skeptical of intelligent machinery (AKA looking to avoid a possible evil appliance overthrow), you can draw barriers and select "no-go" zones in the Roborock's companion app, so it knows who's boss.
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"Speaking of threat, at one point you mentioned in a debate that there are no-go zones in the Netherlands and that cars and politicians are being set on fire," a reporter for the news station Nieuwsuur said to Hoekstra.
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BOGOTA (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Colombia is expanding its land restitution program into former no-go areas in the country's war-torn south aiming to return land stolen from farmers by illegal armed groups, the government has said as peace talks advance.
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And the period after Thanksgiving is often considered a no-go for IPOs, with the winter holidays beginning and institutional investors, looking to lock in returns, hesitant to make bets on risky IPOs as the year comes to a close.
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Government House and surrounding streets have been declared a no-go zone by police for the opposition march marking four years since a May 22, 2014, coup and have warned protesters not to defy a junta ban on public gatherings.
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El Al has prepared color-coded maps showing the areas from which it is banned from flying over: The air space over much of North Africa, the Middle East, Pakistan and Indonesia are among the no-go zones, requiring significant detours.
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In one section, under the title "Forced resettlement poses a threat to our culture and traditions", the leaflet includes a map of Europe detailing — in red — what it said were no-go areas where the authorities could not keep control.
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Mark out a hundred-mile-radius no-go zone and use hovering camera drones to watch the strike, the Senator suggested, wondering if there was some way that a drone could be useful in his own predicament with the intern.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The new U.S. ambassador to the Netherlands made mistakes and feels great remorse for falsely saying two years ago that Muslim migrants had "burned" politicians and created "no-go zones" in Holland, a State Department official said on Thursday.
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Some of these can accommodate up to 22 people, making the rental super affordable per person for hours worth of tubing, driving around (make sure someone on deck has a boating license or it's a no-go) and living the lakeside dream.
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The enclave, which has effectively become a no-go zone for the Indian security forces, is now a barometer of the ability of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Hindu-nationalist government to impose its will in Kashmir after its dramatic move on Aug.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Faced with a surge in cargo hijackings, Brazilian furniture and home electronics retailer Via Varejo SA has invested in security, drawn no-go zones for deliveries and beefed up in-store pickup services, its logistics chief said in an interview.
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Police unions complained angrily a week ago about the risk of being sent into gang-ridden "no-go zones" after two officers were injured in a petrol bomb attack on their patrol car in notoriously crime-ridden zone 30 km south of Paris.
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"The UK would like to, it seems, keep this duration open, which is not possible," he said, adding "dynamic application" of EU laws in Britain during the adjustment period after Britain leaves in March, 2019, was also a no-go for the bloc.
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Using lasers, it creates a detailed map of every room in your home, and through a free accompanying mobile app, you can draw virtual "no-go" lines to prevent the vacuum from wandering into areas that aren't ready for cleaning just yet.
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If someone is role-playing the president of the UN, and they have to make the go-no-go call on sending a nuclear warhead to an asteroid that only has a 20 percent chance of hitting us, do they do it?
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The index, by human rights group Minority Rights Group International (MRG), said vulnerable people were at risk in a growing number of no-go zones around the world with a lack of access from the outside world allowing killing to go unchecked.
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In his speech, Javid also said he could use counter-terrorism powers to make it a crime for British nationals to travel to certain areas in Syria and might also similarly designate parts of west Africa as no-go areas in the future.
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" Zwart told CNN the Ambassador said, "he had always meant the [no go-zones] comments in a broader context of European problems with 'those areas,'" and that "he reiterated to me that he's never associated that with what's going on in the Netherlands.
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" Pamela Geller, a widely read anti-Muslim blogger who once published a piece alleging that Barack Obama was the love child of Malcolm X, wrote a piece titled "Sweden Crumbling: Demands for military intervention as thugs turn Malmo into 'no-go zone.
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Though the number of new arrivals is back to pre-crisis levels, Mr. Söder, sounding a lot like the AfD, is warning that Germany's migration crisis is coming back and that vast areas of the country have already become lawless no-go areas.
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ROME (Reuters) - Italy's southern regions warned hundreds of thousands of its people who emigrated to the wealthy north of the country not to return home, amid fears of an exodus from a no-go zone set up to halt an outbreak of coronavirus.
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Elser told VICE News that Rechts Rockt Nicht intended to stop the neo-Nazis from turning the small, isolated town into a "safe zone for Hitler's fans" to celebrate his life and ideas, and "a fascist no-go area" for everyone else.
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For the returnees, National Guard troops and reporters venturing into the area, it quickly became obvious why Leilani remained a no-go zone: Fissures continue to spew life-threatening gases, while rivers of lava hurl rubble a hundred feet into the air.
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Maps of Gaza from recent years by United Nations humanitarian agencies indicate a "no-go zone" of up to 100 meters from the barrier, with limited access for farmers in some areas from 100-300 meters and a further "risk zone" beyond that.
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" M3NSA critiques religion as a means of pacifying popular dissent, and chastises leaders for abusing their positions of power: "Gone are the days wey your big English go fit trick me/We no go fit send you make you go parliament den go snore!
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Mr Johnson clashed with Mr Trump in 2015 after the president-elect claimed Islamists had made parts of London "no-go zones"; the former London mayor said he would not go to parts of New York because of "the real risk of meeting Donald Trump".
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The Associated Press earlier Thursday reported that Giuliani said obstruction-related questions were a "no-go," but Giuliani told BuzzFeed News that only referred to his position as to the first set of questions — not total opposition to Mueller asking Trump about those issues.
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Perfecto Yasay said he had met his Chinese counterpart Wang Yi on the sidelines of a meeting of Asian and European leaders in Mongolia at the weekend and after raising the topic of last week's ruling, it became clear that was a no-go area.
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In 21 and 2016, researchers at Sweden's Karolinska Institute published two studies showing that, while some women had sex on no-go app calendar days and got pregnant, with proper use women avoided pregnancy on safe-labeled days over 99 percent of the time.
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Since there's no global prohibition, if a company proposes something that could violate the rights of other nations, or infringe on others' activities, the company's home country and the launching country have to make the go/no-go determination (through the licensing and authorization processes).
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But if the Army thinks that deterrence by denial is a no-go, and there's a possibility that deterrence by punishment won't work, then the Army would be absolutely right to be more than a bit panicky about their ability to meet potential demands.
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Most importantly, slime molds can be taught new tricks; depending on the species, they may not like caffeine, salt or strong light, but they can learn that no-go areas marked with these are not as bad as they seem, a process known as habituation.
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Ted Cruz, who recently suspended his presidential campaign, had decried proposed crackdowns on anti-Muslim rhetoric and surrounded himself with paranoid Islamophobes like Frank Gaffney; even the comparatively moderate John Kasich, another recent dropout, cited a debunked anti-Muslim myth about a "no-go" zone.
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Things went a little quiet and on Sunday, talking to World Boxing News, Sulaiman confirmed his super-welterweight project was a no go as the boxers courted to compete in the WBC tournament weren't interested in this convoluted way of earning a world title.
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"For any company around the world that is seriously interested in compliance with certain ethical principles, with respect for basic labor rights and human rights in supply chains, I think this conviction needs to put Thailand on a possible no-go list," he said.
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Because of the sheer size of megacities and the challenges associated with their governance, some of these urban redoubts will likely be characterized by areas of lawlessness and sizable "no-go zones," making them ripe targets for violent non-state actor recruitment and funding activities.
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"We, unlike Western Europe, don't experience such problems; we don't have districts ruled by a different law than Polish law; we don't have no-go zones that Polish police cannot enter," Mr. Blaszczak said, alluding to debunked reports of such areas in Western Europe.
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The United States has been a vocal critic of human rights in Cuba, and while Obama has said he will raise the issue of human rights with the Cuban leader during his visit, Havana has insisted that discussing domestic politics are a no-go.
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"[Mauro has] penned numerous anti-Muslim pieces and takes the absurd view that there are Muslim no-go zones in the US." 'It's totally inappropriate for anyone associated with the Clarion Project to train law enforcement on anything to do with terrorism or Islam.
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In recent memory, the party has not even bothered to campaign in affluent districts like Knightsbridge, but now in London there are "no no-go areas for Labour," according to Steven Saxby, 47, the party's parliamentary candidate for the area at the next general election.
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What was once a no-go zone for venture investors, who feared the long development lead times and high technical risk required for new entrants in the semiconductor field, has now turned into one of the hottest investment areas for enterprise and data VCs.
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Cruz shrugged off the criticism, calling New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio a "left-wing radical," and raising the specter of Europe's Muslim-dominated "no-go zones" where the police fear to tread, a fairly common myth floating around the far-right wing.
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Y. Boys, "Lekopokopo Single Moqashoa"; Harari, "Give") *** Seun Kuti & Egypt 80: Black Times (Strut) "Till we free, you and me, dem no go see last revolutionary" is more inspiring as a slogan than a line in a song, which is how political music goes sometimes, isn't it?
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In the pages of the Wall Street Journal, he tried his hand at story in the "Muslim no-go zone in Europe" genre, which backfired when his claim that the London neighborhood of Whitechapel had banned alcohol consumption on the street per Islamic law was disproven.
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Backed up by economic advisers from the private sector, he has spoken about the introduction of new taxes, the privatization of health and education services, and the trimming of the public payroll - all of which had been political no-go areas for the last five decades.
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Democratic officials, in turn, increasingly believe they can press a center-left agenda with little risk of backlash because moderate voters will remain in their grip as long as Mr. Trump is in office and effectively make the G.O.P. a no-go zone for this demographic.
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Israel has declared a no-go zone close to the Gaza border which it has tried to enforce and has displayed video footage in which the frontier fence is seen being cut and breached and says explosives have been planted along it to target its troops.
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If you happen to work for a company that hasn't gotten the memo on the relaxing of dress codes or if you have an event that requires a bit more formality where sneakers are a no-go, the Cole Haan Zerøgrand Wingtip Oxford is a perfect choice.
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Less than a day after receiving word from the county that Levitation was a no-go, the organizers somehow managed to book twelve shows in Austin overnight, the majority of which featured multiple like-minded artists, cost five dollars and benefitted the Red Cross' flood relief program.
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Though the reception in the Microsoft Auditorium seemed muted on the television feed, reaction shorts from the audience members helped give some life to the lackluster monologue, including Chrissy Teigen's reluctance to play along and Brian Tyree Henry's no-go reaction to the proposed Atlanta reboot.
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ROME, March 8 (Reuters) - Italy's southern regions warned hundreds of thousands of its people who emigrated to work in the north of the country not to return home, amid fears they will flee a massive no-go zone set up to contain an outbreak of coronavirus.
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The name of her hometown — Vigan, in the northwestern province of Ilocos Sur — strikes fear in her classmates at university in Manila as a "no-go zone, a kingdom of terror"; belatedly, Hero realizes that the warlords who rule the region are her godparents and neighbors.
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Definitely you could make stir-fried pork and pineapple or, if that's a no-go because of picky eaters or your own exhaustion at the idea, check out some of the hacks that appear in the notes below Alison Roman's clutch new recipe for baked chicken tenders.
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Add to the original program rampant crimes in no-go zones of major urban and suburban areas, horrendous terrorist carnage, insecurity of France's open borders and uncontrollable religious and social militancy of minority groups -- and you have a perfectly updated political platform of Ms. Le Pen's Front National.
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But if you happen to be swinging by Mar-a-Lago on your way to emolument the hell out of the president, do be sure to remember to add the pool to your no-go list, alongside eating at the restaurant, climbing the stairs, or connecting to the wifi.
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That's in addition to a self-emptying bin with a sensor in the dust bin, a rubber roller brush that scrubs up low-pile carpet, unbelievable edging capabilities, a proprietary corner brush, infallible smart maps with no-go zones, and the ability to link to your iRobot mop.
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He repeated the lie that he had initially opposed the Iraq war, denied dismissive statements he made about climate change, blathered about his taxes, displayed complete ignorance of the effectiveness of the Iran nuclear deal, and even strayed into a no-go area by attacking the Federal Reserve.
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Anyway, the chat was supposed to be on AOL, but this was roughly around the point when AOL was peaking, either just before or just after it had introduced its unlimited pricing tier, so it was facing some infrastructure issues, making AOL's chatroom a no-go that night.
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If you have open cuts or abrasions, it's a definite no-go; if you're someone who's prone to infections, have had athlete's foot before or are otherwise immunocompromised, you need to take extra steps to protect yourself, and should maybe consider keeping an antifungal powder in your gym bag.
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Waititi said that in America, if you want your film to be rated PG-13 (as "Jojo Rabbit" is), you can only have one f-word in a movie and also cannot refer to sex in any way, so sexual conversations of any nature are a no-go.
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Thakorn Tanthasith, the secretary general of the National Broadcasting and Telecommunication Commission (NBTC), said late Tuesday it will be asking Niantic, the company that developed "Pokemon Go," to help keep Pokemon away from four "no-go" zones: government property, religious places, private buildings and dangerous areas like roads and canals.
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HIS OBJECTIVE IS HE WANTS TO HAVE GOOD DEALS FOR AMERICAN COMPANIES AND AMERICAN WORKERS, AND IF THAT MEANS GOING INTO A MULTI-LATERAL, HE'LL CONSIDER IT. KERNEN: I WOULD BE HESITANT TO ASK YOU ABOUT THE DOLLAR AGAIN BECAUSE YOU'RE PROBABLY SO SICK OF IT BUT— MNUCHIN: NO, GO AHEAD.
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" Asked at the news conference about the culture of secrecy that has allowed known molesters to remain in the church for decades without their parishioners' knowledge, he said that "silence is a no-go," whether that means "criminal or malicious complicity and a code of a silence or whether it's denial.
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And then it sort of goes back the other way too, where American activists...Well, you know, go over to Europe and kind of spread the message the other way, you know, sort of encouraging some of those elements or really boosting some of these concepts, like so-called no-go zones.
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False claims about so-called "no-go zones," inflated statistics about rapes committed by asylum-seekers, and warnings about the high birth rates of Muslims compared with those within white families are all staples of the genre, which paints Muslims and people fleeing the Middle East and Africa as an invading army.
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On Tuesday, the president described Johnson as a "friend" who had been "very nice to me, very supportive", even though when Trump suggested in 2015 London had police no-go zones, Johnson, then the capital's mayor, quipped he feared going to New York because of "the real risk of meeting Donald Trump".
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Tabloid media and political parties like the nationalist U.K. Independence Party have attacked the changing demographics of urban Britain: Salacious, false rumors circulate on the far right of "no-go" areas in London and Birmingham, areas where deadly crime makes walking the streets unsafe or where patrols enforce Shariah law on a neighborhood.
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When he was mayor of London in 2015, British Foreign Minister Boris Johnson said that Trump was "clearly out of his mind" and "frankly unfit to hold the office of president of the United States," after Trump claimed some parts of London were "no-go areas" for police because of the threat posed by Muslims.
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Culberson, a surprise starter at shortstop in Game 1 when Seager was considered to be a no-go because of a back injury, delivered a game-tying sacrifice fly in the fourth inning and an insurance run in the seventh as the Dodgers opened the NLCS with a 5-2 victory over the Chicago Cubs.
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"NO-GO ZONE" The issue of "intolerance" has been a catalyst of controversy under Modi, driving to the heart of whether the overt message of development for all that he campaigned on to win the 2014 general election can hold, or whether a more divisive Hindu-first agenda will prevail under his party's rule.
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In Asian restaurants, for example, we'll often be asked if sesame oil is okay, since we always mention that sesame seeds are a no-go (the oil is actually fine, but the simple clarification itself sends us a message that the kitchen is actually paying attention to the allergen, which is a huge anxiety-reliever).
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Pete Hoekstra, whom Trump nominated in July and was sworn into office earlier this month, made a Dutch reporter's head spin on Thursday with a series of denials about controversial remarks he's made about mythical "no-go zones" in the Netherlands — parts of the country allegedly run by jihadists and hostile to any non-Muslims.
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Coral Robots claims this approach should give users more peace of mind when it comes to who might have access to a map of their home, but it also means that useful features like Neato's "No-Go" virtual boundaries, or the ability to send the robot to clean a specific room as iRobot now allows, won't be available here.
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True that anything which gets into other people's airways is a no-go, but within the five inches of space a person can call their own on public transport, they should be free to eat lunch in peace, and do an eye, a lip, and a cream-blush cheek if it makes their day that much easier.
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But in a right-wing filter bubble, it's apparently easy to be convinced that there are "no-go" Muslim-controlled regions throughout Europe, that a creeping takeover of Western institutions by Sharia law is already underway, that your local shopping mall may very well be under surveillance right now by planners of the next catastrophic terror attack, etc.
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That's the date to mark in your calendars for a more firm go/no-go signal for the deal, which would see Musk move closer to his vision of a company that can manage clean energy from production all the way through down to consumption, with the goal of making that whole process attainable for everyday consumers.
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Wearing headphones, chewing a cigar, seated in a swivel chair at the flight director's console surrounded by engineers at their computers and 17 projection screens, he coolly absorbed avalanches of incoming data and made tough "go, no-go" decisions during launch countdowns, at separation points of multistage rocket ascents and at other critical times in a flight.
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Silverlight doesn't come pre-packed, so the Netflix homepage loads, but actual video is a no-go; Flash issues also kill Crunchyrolll; other (working) video streaming services don't fare much better because the Echo Show will jump back to its home screen while continuing to play sound from a web-based video with no obvious way to turn it off.
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In the post-Me Too era, one would think that joking about something that many women are sensitive about would become a no-go for a man who once appeared to take issues of consent seriously and wants to lead a party made up of a 59% female base, who are still angry that our sitting president is a pussy-grabber.
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Supernatural-focused movies were a no-go in Hollywood at the time: You could do macabre, and it could look like you had ghosts, griffins, and gremlins floating about, but come the final reel, you had to show that everything came down to some human agency, not dissimilar to how Scooby Doo always involved some dude dressed up in a costume.
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One woman, who declined to give her name after the group discussion, bemoaned the city's so-called no-go zones, or the areas where white residents said they felt so uncomfortable with the Somali-American presence that they would not return — a shopping mall, a community housing center and Beaver Island Trail, a hiking area that borders the Mississippi River.
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" The phenomenon was enough for the Migration Minister from neighboring Norway, Sylvi Listhaug – a member of the nationalist Progress Party, part of the governing coalition - to make a media-trailed visit to a Swedish "no-go area," claiming during the visit that there are "conditions of lawlessness and criminals in control" in places with "a large quantity of people with immigrant backgrounds.
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READ: Impeachment talk still a no-go for Democrats hitting GOP's 'culture of corruption'Trump said during the interview that he would give himself an "A+" if asked to grade his performance in office so far, citing his successful appointment of Justice Neil Gorsuch to the Supreme Court and predicting that Brett Kavanaugh, his next high court pick, will be confirmed as well.
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Hoekstra, a Republican and former Michigan congressman known for his xenophobic and Islamophobic rhetoric, was being interviewed by a Dutch journalist when this exchange happened: "You mentioned in a debate that there are no-go zones in the Netherlands and that cars and politicians are being set on fire," Wouter Zwart, a correspondent for a Dutch television news program Nieuwsuur, says in an interview published Thursday.
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Since Mr. Trump emerged as the likely Republican nominee on Wednesday, there has been a steady trickle of mea culpas from those — including Nate Cohn of The New York Times — who had declared Mr. Trump's nomination was most likely a no-go, or who had pronounced big inflection points in which the Trump candidacy would go poof, or who had played up "pivotal states" that weren't even close.
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Tim RyanTimothy (Tim) John RyanBiden, Buttigieg bypassing Democratic delegate meeting: report Tim Ryan jokes he's having 'dance-off' with Andrew Yang The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape MORE (D-Ohio), who challenged Pelosi for the House Minority Leader position in 2016, hadn't decided Wednesday evening how he would vote on the rules package but said that pay-go was a "no go" for him.
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These splinter narratives tell us that massed antifa supersoldiers are about to start a new Civil War; that the World Trade Center was an inside job; that ISIS has an uncountable number of sleeper agents inside America, while vast swathes of European cities are no-go zones ruled by sharia law; that the Democratic Party is ruled by unspeakably corrupt pedophiles who keep a dungeon in a pizza joint in D.C.; that the European Union is vampirically draining the United Kingdom of 350 million pounds of wealth every single week; etcetera.
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There has never been a simple, clear-cut binary of "out" versus "in," for celebrities or anyone else — but in 21990, it was a common policy in mainstream media that if a celebrity had not spoken openly about their sexual orientation to the press, then "outing" them in any way was a no-go, whether that meant labeling someone as gay who hadn't publicly associated themselves with that label, or even just reporting upon activities that could have implied someone was attracted to people of the same gender.
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No. Go through it in order: a hay-like hair plume the size of the rest of her head; the kind of haircut that seems designed to disguise a grapefruit-sized cyst, the Embarrassing Bodies of haircuts; teeth bared and wrapped in lurid pink lips; hundreds of teeth, thousands of teeth; a million chomping Diana teeth; two roses that seem to be scratched into a bench outside a bar; the memoriam "1997–2017," as if toasting to 20 years of her death; the eyes, the eyes; one eye tugged open and staring, as if the film clockwork Orange'd open with pincers; the other, lazy and rolling back, into Diana's bulbous monster skull.
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