Those people just go on and on and on and on and on, and on and on and on and you're like, aah.
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I can go on and on and on and on.
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I know you start with them with a little thing, with translations, and then I would go on and on and on and on and on.
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"He got a standing ovation that went on and on and on and on," Gauthier tells PEOPLE.
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He went on and on and on with the answers.
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The list of humiliations go on and on and on.
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At any rate, this goes on and on and on.
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The list of needs goes on and on and on.
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And the trial will drag on and on and on.
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"It just went on and on and on," she said.
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"It lingers on and on and on," Mr. Becker said.
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I mean, I could go on and on and on.
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You can keep interpreting it on and on and on.
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We could go on (and on and on and on), but we are fast approaching the point, which is this: he's always wrong.
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It just kind of gradually went on and on and on.
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The trees go on and on and on for 13.86 acres.
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John McCain, a disabled reporter, and on and on and on.
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But in Tokyo it just goes on and on and on.
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It goes on and on and on, as any fan knows.
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Black and white, rural and coastal, on and on and on.
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"This has been going on and on and on," said Winburn.
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Okay, it's 83 and then it went on and on and on.
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The long list of Trumpian corruption goes on and on and on.
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"They want this to go on and on and on," he said.
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They've tweaked it, they've pontificated upon it, on and on and on.
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To name just a few examples: And on and on and on.
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He thinks he can pardon Manafort, and on and on and on.
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On the surface, the beatification of XXXTentacion won't let up, 6ix9ine is still inching towards stardom, and so on and on and on and on.
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This wall stands 10 meters tall and goes on and on and on.
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And on and on and on until the 36-hour clock runs out.
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But as these sequences went on, and on, and on, my enthusiasm waned.
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Indeed, letting the show drag on -- and on and on -- nearly derailed it.
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"Of course the list could go on and on and on," Scarborough said.
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He went on and on and on about it, saying 'Isn't it cool?
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With #MeToo and Time's Up, it just goes on and on and on.
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Those songs can go on and on and on and live on forever.
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I started reading your novel Let Go On And On And On recently.
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The unthinking machine sound goes on and on and on and on, mechanical failure or a switch on its circuits the only obstacles to its eternal march.
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I didn't understand what I was listening to, and I didn't need to, but it made me want to listen on, and on and on and on.
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And on and on and on... 99% of people don't approach networking this way.
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It's so big, it's so huge and it goes on and on and on.
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"Breaking Bad" wasn't good the first couple of years, on and on and on.
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Honestly, the list of features on this just goes on and on and on.
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It goes on and on and on — sanctuary cities funded — it's just like, really?
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"I just hate that this is dragging on and on and on," she added.
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The list of urgent dangers we now face goes on and on and on.
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But Let Go On And On And On really was one moment, one joke.
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It just goes on and on and on … and, in the meantime, he's still there.
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You have a stressful schedule, and you have to go on and on and on.
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The list of women accusing Trump of sexual misconduct goes on and on and on.
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As night falls, the horses leave but the party goes on…and on, and on.
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I could go on and on and on because for me, music is a banquet.
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It went on and on and on which made it worse and worse and worse.
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You could go on and on and on," he told CNBC's "Trading Nation' on Thursday.
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Why has that issue gone on and on and on and it won't go away.
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The camera stays on their backs, and the laugh goes on and on and on.
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How can anybody work with an irrational number that goes on and on and on?
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The abuse of the platforms by the alt-right went on and on and on.
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He has eroded protections against gay federal employees, gay diplomats, and on and on and on.
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"We've differentiated to dining, entertainment, health and beauty, fitness, on and on and on," he said.
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The list of Marsha Blackburn's assaults on liberal values goes on and on and on. FiveThirtyEight.
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"They keep on and on and on every three months asking for new information," she said.
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SAT prep courses and coaches and summer college essay-writing camps and on and on and on.
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The so-called Trump rally could live on ... and on, and on, according to Fundstrat's Tom Lee.
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This goes on and on and on, including, we had obstruction from the executive branch of government.
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This is every diehard fan's dream, that their favorite show would live on (and on, and on).
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"We had this incredibly effortless date, which just went on and on and on," Mr. Donner said.
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We are strengthening our judiciary, including a brilliant Supreme Court justice, and on and on and on.
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Just take a look at the barrage of teams willing to exploit military deaths for hat sales: (The list goes on and on and on and on...) Well, not everyone was feeling it.
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The vendor arrests have gone on and on and on, long after the markets themselves have closed up.
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"With no emissions, it still lingers on and on and on," says co-author Ron Prinn of MIT.
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"Twelve mint, 12 mango, six creme brûlée" (ew creme brûlée) the list went on and on and on.
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And more than that, we did the India rape stuff, it just went on and on and on.
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Erick Erickson endorsed him, Lindsey Graham endorsed him, National Review endorsed him, and on and on and on.
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People talked about everything in the film, and to our joy it went on and on and on.
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Caitlin Rose Boyle: In our hearts, we knew Jonesy was going to go on, and on, and … on!!
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After that, there was the Roger Ailes story, the Bill O'Reilly story, and on and on and on.
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"What killed Teck ultimately was a regulatory process that just went on and on and on," Peabody said.
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"So James Burrows is the veteran director responsible for such hits as Cheers, Friends, Taxi, Will & Grace, The Big Bang Theory, Two and a Half Men, on and on and on and on," Hayes explained.
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"On and on, and on and on / My cipher keeps moving like a rolling stone," Badu sang, and in this context "cipher" might refer to a group of rappers standing in a circle, trading rhymes.
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He just has to live with a permanent reminder that Leo's heart will go on...and on...and on.
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After listening to Hillary rattle on and on and on, I don't think so badly of Rosie O'Donnell anymore.
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After getting hurt, I lost the cars, the house, the kids' college funds, and on and on and on.
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It's easy, because not just that, but addiction about automation, robotics, it goes on and on and on. Yeah.
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I was saying, I can't believe people go on and on and on with all this 'Oh my God!
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Waldman then listed Trump's scams: Trump University, bankrupt casinos, illegal labor, stiffed vendors and on and on and on.
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We're in a terrible situation and this guy just keeps going on and on and on without being stopped.
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"I've gone on and on and on to this ancient age because I've enjoyed it," he said at the time.
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I mean, I could go on and on—I don't have to tell you, I could go on and on.
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I wanted to keep going on and on and on, because every day, it gets closer to proving Russia collusion.
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People that voted for him are gonna go on and on and on and hopefully grow and grow and grow.
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The result of this weakness, according to Trump, is that: The list of humiliations goes on and on and on.
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From Belushi to of course Prince and the list goes on and on and on going back decades and decades.
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Some of these tracks we go to on and on and on for many years now, and it gets stale.
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People tend to go on and on and on, but it's best to keep it simple — and then stop talking.
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Some are health apps, some are fitness apps, some are apps about your menstrual cycle, and on and on and on.
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I want it to keep going on and on and on because every day it gets closer to proving Russia collusion.
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It's like The Parent Trap and The Prince and the Pauper and It Takes Two and on and on and on.
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It just seemed to go on and on and on, and one had to say, 'When is this going to stop?
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The list goes on and on and on, with some folks just walking through scenes briefly like ghosts from the past.
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Of course, Afghanistan is a place where there's been armed conflict since 1978, and it goes on and on and on.
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MY GUESS IS IT'LL GO ON AND ON AND ON OVER THE YEARS, LIKE MANY, MANY TECHNICAL ISSUES DO. SORKIN: OKAY. JOSEPH?
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On 126 occasions, Trump has wrongly said the US loses money on trade deficits And on and on (and on) it goes.
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These stories go on and on and on, and each time I play, I find myself telling micro-narratives just like this.
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I could go on and on and on—there are tons of different statistics to point to that, but it's so relative.
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Once we got all the press [from] Tom Brokaw, NBC News, on and on and on, it just kind of felt right.
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They just went on and on and on, with inexplicable and deceptive aims and so many lives and limbs and trillions lost.
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"We started talking, which meant he proceeded to go on and on and on without asking me anything about myself," Daniels writes.
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I hit about 35 cities, most of which I'd never visited before: Indianapolis, St. Louis, Austin, Boulder, on and on and on.
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A kind of stretched-out minimalist barn that seems to go on and on and on, it's an aesthetic experience unto itself.
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You need to learn how to flash these computers, you need to make sure that when one kid logs off and the next kid logs on that their stuff is still there, and on and on and on and on.
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But it all seemed a bit desperate to me, this going on and on and on about the bands they now deemed 'cool.
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But then he began to make out what they really were: hundreds and hundreds of lookalike houses, stretching on ... and on ... and on.
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And, as Shannon predicted, this is going to go on and on and on and eventually will come back to the Supreme Court.
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"I could go on and on and on about how many lawsuits are filed against the major credit reporting agencies," Sanchez-Adams said.
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Trump's China approach 'stuck in 1990s' North Korea What Trump says: "The list of humiliations go on and on and on," Trump said.
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"We are in a terrible situation, and this guy just keeps going on and on and on without being stopped," De Niro added.
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They're talking about it for all different kinds of subjects — opioids, for example, and the list can go on and on and on.
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The list goes on and on and on, but here's a pretty handy guide, including in which installment a given character was introduced.
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"I think there's probably a bipartisan concession that we'll keep the trial [short] so it not go on and on and on," Sen.
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It just goes on and on and on for them, which is really, they just get more and more advantages as they go along.
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That investigation just went on and on and on, and my concern is that that is not what is necessary for the American people.
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I went from programming to interviewing prostitutes in the streets to building a business to poker to investing and on and on and on.
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And hemp will be legal, which means we can manufacture plastic and hempcrete, textiles and shoes, and it goes on and on and on.
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Think Justin Bieber, the Weeknd, Bruno Mars, Drake, Charlie Puth, Shawn Mendes, Adam Levine, Sam Smith ... the list goes on and on and on.
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Katt actually goes on, and on, and on, telling his audience Friday night at Barclays Center in Brooklyn how he got into the scuffle.
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They'd also be responsible if — as is the current case in Afghanistan — the war goes on and on and on for almost 22020 years.
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"Malia and I were talking recently about all the little things we'd stress over in junior high and high school — whether we're wearing the right clothes, a snarky comment somebody made about us, the boys we crushed on, and on and on and on," Mrs.
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He was like, "80 percent of the cars and we've got to save the planet," and da-da-da and on and on and on.
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We should all find ourselves in relationship where are significant other goes on and on and on about the relative size of our reproductive glands.
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I mean, whatever you think of these businesses like Stitch Fix or Rent the Runway or Glossier, on and on and on, they're so interesting.
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Leaders in Singapore, a country known for restricting free speech, have promised fake news legislation in the next year and on and on and on.
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But then there are plots involving an Irish stowaway and a pretty barmaid and the local First Nations population and on and on and on.
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But there is another trend that perplexes college baseball officials as much as those in the majors: Games that go on, and on, and on.
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Of course, then we had the blowup around Harvey Weinstein, and then Trump is all over it today, it just goes on and on and on.
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Several of the show's characters — usually the men nursing bourbon and age-old resentments — steer scenes with extended monologues that go on and on and on.
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I've never done that in the past...I've never had a week like this when the car has just kept going on and on and on.
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" "When I look at all the information that is coming to us, and all the craziness that is surrounding the operation of the White House, now the resignation sometime this year of Secretary Perry and his involvement, it just goes on and on and on and on.
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You can get into a meaningful conversation with your analyst, because they use a lot of the clock, they don't move as fast, they're not as skilled, there's not as much scoring, there are a lot of missed shots, on and on and on and on.
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It is truly remarkable, from the crushing of the ISIS caliphate, to the economic growth, to 75 percent decrease in illegal migration, on and on and on.
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They could demand real Senate investigations into Trump's conflict of interests, or force him to release his tax returns — the list goes on and on and on.
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Usually in Hollywood, when they insult you, they just hang up, but this guy was from Australia so he just kept going on and on and on.
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"I could continue to play on and on and on, but that deters from me being able to be there for my kids," Alexander said, per NFL.com.
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They got a standing ovation that went on and on and on and on, and it was such an incredible moment because when a film like that is shown for the first time in such a highly critical audience and it gets received like that, it's something really magical.
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"Malia and I were talking recently about all the little things we'd stress over in junior high and high school — whether we're wearing the right clothes, a snarky comment somebody made about us, the boys we crushed on, and on and on and on," Obama told Good Housekeeping.
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Someone will always believe they deserve power more than whoever currently has it, on and on and on until we get swallowed by that black hole in space.
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They also told us that in the sports space it was so crowded with ESPN, NBC, CBS, AOL at the time, Sports Illustrated, on and on and on.
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"As long as that's sitting there, the potential for legal challenges just goes on and on and on, and that's not productive for any of us," Stevenson said.
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This migrating obsession from color palette to theme to flowers to bridesmaid dresses to makeup to entrees (and on and on and on) kept me busy for months.
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Essentially, it's a rant on some hot-button topic in the form of a series of tweets that can go on and on and on in many parts.
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They just went on and on and on, and I think they lost so much ground on that one because they were never going to win that one.
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"When he blows up at a journalist or criticizes the press and goes on and on and on – you know, I get criticized by the press," she said.
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"I just started getting a real education on angel funding, seed funding, series A, series B, series C, scalability, pivoting, and on and on and on," he says.
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The thing that concerns me most about PTSD is…when people act like it's supposed to be normal to just have these symptoms go on and on and on.
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Now you've got young men with no way to express themselves in a proper way, so violence begets violence and the cycle keeps going on and on and on.
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And there's a long and pretty familiar menu of those things — recruiting and training, [changes in] use of force, protocols for deescalation, body cameras, and on and on and on.
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Real party unity, because we need to win this election in the fall, there's just too much at stake -- the Supreme Court, on and on and on I could go.
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Everybody is being paid by the same group fundamentally, in other words, Fusion GPS, ends up getting funded by Hillary, the DNC and it goes on and on and on.
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And so it's invariably difficult to satisfy everyone, and that's what I find so interesting about the endings of TV shows that people go on and on and on discussing.
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JoJo was visibly really not into this and obviously did not feel the same way, but Alex, clearly lacking self-awareness, didn't notice and went on and on and on.
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And we conservatives have watched this the press have destroyed, they&aposre seeks to destroy Trump, Palin, Bork, Clarence Thomas, Ronald Reagan, the list goes on and on and on.
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Suddenly Emanuel's clients, Hollywood royalty every last one of them, were lining up to invest: Ben Affleck, the Williams sisters, Mark Wahlberg, LL Cool J, and on and on and on.
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These folks are quick to reference peak brainpower and alertness and will talk on (and on and on) about the ease with which they complete errands and workouts before 9 a.m.
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I could go on and on, or you could read on and on about more quarterbacks who made it onto NFL rosters this year right here—but you get the point.
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Every growing company has a laundry list of initiatives it could pursue: products to develop, markets to enter, partnerships to chase, strategic hires to make ... and on and on and on.
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No one wants to be that friend who goes on and on and on about his annoying coworker, the rain, and the lousy service at the restaurant where he just ate.
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When I think about other wealthy people like Bernie Marcus, Ken Langone, Mike Bloomberg, Jeff Bezos, you know, on and on and on, you know -- SCOTT WAPNER: Let me say this.
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" She added: "And it's just on and on and on … there are so many areas where [Russians] are working against the interests of freedom and democracies and peace in the world.
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"Germany's economic success story goes on and on and on," ING Bank analyst Carsten Brzeski said, adding there was very little reason to fear a sudden end to the current performance.
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So Choice One is, you are immortalized, but there is no more reproduction on Earth, no pregnancy, no first birthday, no first love'—and I go on and on and on.
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Egged on by the red-meat crowd, Trump went on and on (and on) -- rarely staying on script in a speech that amounted to a sort-of greatest hits double album.
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Warnings about lead were diminishing — and on, and on.
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Zuckerberg, Jobs, Gates — the list goes on and on.
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This went on and on and on and on until he finally ran out of steam.." Later in the Twitter thread, Machado says she's "heard easily a dozen stories about fucked-up sexual misconduct on his part and felt weirdly lucky that all ('all') I got was a blast of misogynist rage and public humiliation.
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You greyhound around a four-walled court to retrieve a ball caroming at a hundred miles an hour and send your opponent on the longest possible journey in return, then lunge into the far corner, where he's sent your shot, and so on—and on, and on, and on, for an hour or more.
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Not only the obligatory fried chicken but also kimbab, soon-dae (blood sausage), dduk-bbok-gi (spicy rice sticks), fresh fruit, chips and crackers, ice cream, and on and on and on.
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Protected from the outside world by the otherworldly bubble of a family park, the festival engenders a sort of unending stretch of time within which to crack on and on and on.
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But, the extent to which -- in a very short period of time -- Trump has clashed with long-time allies (Britain, Canada, France, Germany, Australia and on and on and on) is remarkable.
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When I first looked down upon the Amazon rainforest in 2001, I saw vast areas of jungle and a wide and winding copper colored river that went on and on and on.
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There's this extended sequence of ejaculation; they do this early video graphic overlay, and it goes on and on and on with images of ejaculation and mirror images of the woman's face.
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She's slightly off the tune when she shouts, "On and on, I don't know what I want / On and on, I don't know if I want it," grating discomfort over the buzz.
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Rape jokes are associated with endless debates on their validity, who can make them and when, why they exist, whether they should exist, et cetera and so on, and on, and on.
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The same with the production designer, and the same with the cinematographer, and every member of that lighting crew, and the post-production team, and the editor, and on and on and on.
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When I was talking to Jeffrey Seller, and he said that he thought that online had so much to do, the conversation that's just continued on and on and on about this show.
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Without the old standbys who stoked it for so long — A-Rod and Manny, Jeter and Big Papi, Clemens and Pedro, on and on and on — that is its own kind of victory.
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MONDAY PUZZLE — Have you ever been in conversation with someone who just goes on and on and on, talking until they're blue in the face without letting anyone get a word in edgewise?
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If it was a tight five minutes, it would have been fine, but it kept going on and on and on, and it didn't have a payoff that earned the indulgence It's terrible.
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It has a pool, theater, gym and on and on.
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There were depositions, threats, more threats, and on and on.
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They didn't go on and on about their body goals.
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"This is going to go on and on," Swisher said.
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On and on it's gone since June of last year.
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Then the Washington Post, the Atlantic, and on and on.
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The neat lines of bright hues go on and on.
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And No. 2000, and No. 21, and on and on.
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The permutations of people making $300,000 goes on and on.
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Yes, it goes on and on my friends…' —> http://bit.
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Who knows yet if the list goes on — and on.
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Céline Dion's opinions about Titanic will go on and on!
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Giraffes, cats, gorillas, frogs ... the list goes on and on.
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It felt like it just went on and on forever.
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The list of double talk terms goes on and on.
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The list of successful former sommeliers goes on and on.
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Fragments of news, gossip, rumors, jokes, bewilderment, on and on.
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This is a list that could go on and on.
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"He wanted to go on and on forever," she said.
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On and on the students went until almost 3 a.m.
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The shattering glass noises seemed to go on and on.
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YG doesn't sound like Earl Sweatshirt, and on and on.
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Oh Nature has been known to go on and on.
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Its unvarnished almond flavors seem to go on and on.
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The list goes on and on, and it's not pretty.
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Her trauma has become his trauma, and on and on.
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"I couldn't have found a better lover, best friend, drinking buddy, team mate, mom, and on … and on.. and on… you are the glue that holds us together," he wrote in the photo's caption.
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Code review comes up all the time, is that if you can't get your code reviewed right, you can't excel, then you're bad, then it's a woman's ... It goes on and on and on.
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"I used to have a nightmare that the cars were coming on and on and on, one after the other, and I wasn't prepared for them all," she told The Irish Examiner in 2014.
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You saw this in everything, from the genocide of indigenous people of America, to the Salem witch trials, to the colonial enslavement and so-called conversion of indigenous people, and on and on and on.
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I want it to go on and on and on in my head in every possible direction — and to help my imagination open up all the avenues that it possibly can, I devour supplementary material.
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Donald Trump goes on, and on, and on, about being a successful businessman, but he filed business bankruptcies six times, always to protect his own money and stick his investors and contractors with the bill.
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And with Democrats now in control of the House, Trump has zero choice but to find some sort of compromise that can get through Congress -- or have this shutdown continue on and on and on.
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"I'd hang out with other women, and most of the time I'd keep my mouth shut because they'd just go on and on and on about how much they hate Clinton and Obama," Barber said.
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I could go on and on, but you get the idea.
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David Frum, Stephen Colbert, the list goes on and on, Jessica.
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It goes on and on like that for several more paragraphs.
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I won't go on and on about it—I'm a whale.
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We could go on and on about our love of blush.
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That I wasn't in the office enough and on and on.
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AUL's 2016 model laws includes: The list goes on and on.
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It went on and on like a loop in my head.
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Yes Celine and James, our hearts will go on and on.
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"This just goes on and on," a family friend tells PEOPLE.
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"So I don't want to go on and on," Sanders concluded.
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And on and on… Dozens of talented people doing specific things.
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That's just the beginning; the ingredient list goes on and on.
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Like when people would go on and on about John Coltrane.
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Or that he will be tempted to stay on and on.
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The first week of school is just dragging on and on.
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"The stuff I hear, it goes on and on," said Sestok.
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"You don't want this to drag on and on," Rossman says.
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The speech went on and on, and so we decided it
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And the list of silliness like that goes on and on.
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In Udon Thani it was the same thing, on and on.
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The Shining, It, Misery, Cujo, and on and on into infinity.
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We could go on and on, but you get the idea.
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The list, as you're likely well aware, goes on and on.
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And yet the weirdness and questionable advice goes on and on.
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It droned on and on, dah de dah de dah de.
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I could go on and on, but you get the point.
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I could go on and on with that sort of thing.
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I could just go on and on about this stuff, man.
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"The horror for German savers goes on and on," Bild wrote.
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The barroom quarreling can go on and on (and often does).
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Be jovial and anecdotal, but do not go on and on.
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The list of misstatements and gyrating policies goes on and on.
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Then they went on and on about how better they were.
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That's just the first season — her atrocities go on and on.
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You could go on, you could literally go on and on.
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It dragged on and on — but finally was greenlit this month.
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I'm rambling about not knowing what it was and that I had no idea on and on and on … I stop only when I start to hear her laughing on the other end of the phone.
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They said his trade policies would be a "recipe for economic disaster," that his embrace of torture was "inexcusable," that his anti-Muslim campaign would badly damage American interests abroad, and on and on and on.
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Amazon is also the host of a giant online bazaar, a movie studio, a book publisher, a cloud computing giant, a leading developer of artificial intelligence tech, a grocery store chain ... and on and on and on.
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It goes on and on and on before Rachel raises her hand in front of her face and realizes the truth: There's a camera in her eye, and Westmoreland is watching her every move on this tablet.
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Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, Russia, Qatar, Haiti, it goes on and on and on where women do not get the same rights as women here in the United States and other developed countries against men who abuse them.
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In addition, Grassley's oversight has brought sunshine and disinfectant to the Red Cross, defense industry, charities, universities, hospitals, churches, tax shelters, nursing homes, corporations, the IRS, AmeriCorps, the healthcare industry, the FBI — on and on and on.
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"The life of this could go on and on," Ms. Williamson said.
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People can go on and on about little details in their childhood.
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A fight can easily turn into a stalemate, dragging on and on.
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Music, movies, shipping, delivery, transportation, energy — the list goes on and on.
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The list goes on and on — and that's just the boldface names.
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The training session on standardized testing seemed to drag on and on.
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Sasquatch … It goes on and on and it's a little exhausting, right?
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The analogies go on and on, and so it is with movies.
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Fix my nose and maybe fix my hairline, and on and on.
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See Amanda Nunes, Cyborg, Valentina Shevchenko ... the list goes on and on.
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The list of extinct animal and plant species goes on and on.
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It had a good concept but it just dragged on and on.
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The list of bad ways to invest can continue on and on.
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And it just went on and on, never ending, through the roof.
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They went on and on, and we watched it from a distance.
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Could go on and on and do this over and over again.
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She couldn't help herself; she went on and on about the mourners.
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And the list goes on and on, six weeks after the blackout.
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One could go on and on, we didn't make this stuff up.
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I actually remember what the song was: "On and On" by Orbital.
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Social, millennial reach, video, time spent, it just goes on and on.
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A dog, a cat, a hamster, two rabbits, and on and on.
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"God, they just go on and on," I whispered to my husband.
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Scroll through our past winners, because the list goes on and on.
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The original charlatans would babble on and on to mesmerize their audiences.
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Suffice it to say, the boot bucket list goes on and on.
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I could go on and on maybe we'll have our own show.
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Plus there's Netflix, Hulu, Amazon Prime ... the list goes on and on.
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Trump went on and on about stopping immigration and building the wall.
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Trump may even say nice things about Mueller, and on and on.
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I could go on and on about similar wasteful and unauthorized spending.
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I can't think, like, that story seems to go on and on.
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What do you think of that comment, isn&apost it awful the President doesn&apost care, he wants to be friend with Putin when she was the one who pushed the reset and on and on and on.
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Facebook was still reeling from endless controversies that happened in 2018 — the Cambridge Analytica scandal, the Myanmar controversy, the list goes on, and on, and on — but choose this moment to address any of its faults at F8.
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But not on Tuesday, when Democrats were boycotting the confirmation hearings of cabinet nominees and there was a revolt in the State Department and the acting attorney general had just been fired and on and on and on.
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"It's a massive issue for people like us, ADM, Cargill, all the private ethanol buyers and on and on and on," said Dale Beyer, chief financial officer for Minn-Kota Ag Products, a private grain handler in Minnesota.
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But somewhere around the three-minute mark, the syncopation gets out of control, singer Andy Partridge drops his vocal so low it sounds like half-heard murmurings down an endless corridor, in a sanitarium wired with faulty electrics, (or could those be the voices in your head?), meanwhile the song's mathy tendencies and slight psych lean cycle maddeningly on and on and on and on.
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And when you think about Ron Meyer and his client list, it's unbelieveable, because it was Sharon, Meryl Streep, and Madonna and Jessica Lange and Whoopi Goldberg and Jane Fonda, and I could go on and on and on.
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"You've got to know who they are, where they're from, what they eat, what their hobbies are, where they went to college and on and on and on," Mr. Spencer said in an interview by phone from Palm Desert.
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As you're used to it and then you let Nest in your home, then you let this in your home and this is easier for Amazon to have a key to your house and on and on and on.
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I could go on and on, but suffice it to say that yes!
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One of them was going on and on about purity some other nonsense.
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Speak loud enough to be clearly heard but don't run on and on.
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The list of ethical violations and conflicts of interest goes on and on.
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We had movie sections, and music sections, and on and on, and photography.
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So on and on it went: 51 years, 16 girls and one dress.
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We could go on and on about the many benefits of protective styles.
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And on and on, as you can see here and here and here.
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And the media commentary on his anti-media commentary echoes on and on.
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Nobody said a word to me as the snipping went on and on.
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Meanwhile, sexual harassment is rife in universities, at workplaces and on and on!
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"He kept going on and on about it," one of the sources said.
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Quantum dots, motion blur, OLED, 4K, UHD... the list goes on and on.
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Although Brazil's political saga dragged on (and on), its economy rebounded from recession.
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I could go on and on, but I think you get my point.
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The list goes on and on... only half of those things are true.
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The first house record we heard was "On and On" by Jesse Saunders.
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The reasons for why tech sucked in the '90s goes on and on.
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The list of times Murray did the wrong thing goes on and on.
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This is not where we'll go on and on about Bieber's musical evolution.
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We could keep going on and on to Star Wars and Schmilco too.
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The list of detrimental policies to women and families goes on and on.
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The stories now being told by employees in public go on and on.
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It would be a mess, it would keep it going on and on.
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Theology, ethics, growing up, living rural, community … I could go on and on!
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And these days we all seem to go on (and on) about it.
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There's something very unique about the endless steppe that goes on and on.
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We could make the debates boring, allowing candidates to drone on and on.
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On and on it went, until Hicks came to plate in the 18th.
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And, then there's Offset's man cave, an amazing pool and on and on.
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Because it is a counterintelligence investigation, it can just go on and on.
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Deep learning, deep insights, deep artificial minds — the list goes on and on.
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"It's just crazy — it goes on and on until today," said Mr. Edda.
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But there will be lawsuits, so this is going to on and on.
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Immigration, infrastructure, climate change ... the list of potential policies goes on and on.
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We then had marvelous dialogues, which I thought would go on and on.
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Yes, but so does our work and the other child whose picking up we're texting to coordinate and our spouse who's asking what he needs to buy at the store on the way home and on and on and on.
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It's funding for the FBI, for the National Institutes of Health and other biomedical research, for the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, for the State Department and Environmental Protection Agency and Treasury Department, and on and on and on.
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It relies on data to improve, which creates a powerful feedback loop: more data fed in makes it smarter, which allows it to make more sense of any new data, which makes it smarter, and on and on and on.
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They promised her, remember the champagne glasses with Kim Jong Il and it was going to be a new way, Jim Kerry did his best and Hillary tries and it&aposs been going on and on and on and yet nothing.
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This is the art form that gave us Art Spiegelman's Pulitzer Prize-winning Holocaust memoir Maus, the sprawling epics of Gilbert and Jaime Hernandez's Love and Rockets, the formalist heartbreak of Chris Ware's Jimmy Corrigan, on and on and on.
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It went on and on and on, and even after he's dead it's still going on now with this movie," he explains, adding, "How can the war be over for you when you're missing an arm, or missing an eye?
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"In the last few years, this huge uptick in visitation has overwhelmed our infrastructure facilities, our trails, our backcountry, it goes on and on and on," John Marciano, a spokesman for Zion, told the online magazine Yale Environment 360 in July.
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It's as though the book is taking place in a vast and expansive world that goes on and on forever — or in many worlds that go on and on forever — and we have nothing but time with which to explore them.
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Almost every artist you studied in your undergrad course on art history is here: Bacon, Hockney, Munch, Basquiat, Picasso, Cézanne, Koons, Prince, Lichtenstein, de Kooning, Magritte, Duchamp, Schiele, Freud, Matisse, Warhol, and on and on and on — all are represented.
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"I could go on and on, because, honestly, all buzzwords are bad," she says.
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And also, if you read the media, they'll go on and on about Slack.
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Think of all the innovations happening and what they replace: And on and on.
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He's working with companies on product designs, engineers on battery optimization, on and on.
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Why are so many startups and techno-pundits going on and on about it?
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Trump went on and on, praising people in the room and excoriating his opponents.
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Really, the list goes on and on, and it's been that way since forever.
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On and on: Logue plays with the traditional epithets, the descriptive attachments to characters.
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S. News & World Report: "Donald Trump Will Never Be President"And on and on.
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Multiple pools, gardens that go on and on, multiple tennis courts side-by-side.
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Half Baked, Cherry Garcia, Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough — the list goes on and on.
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She felt paralyzed as the rattle of bullets went on and on around her.
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Free health care, free college, free housing, and the list goes on and on.
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Things could get ugly as this trial could go on and on for years.
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I spent all day going on and on about how nice my hair felt.
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We're still fighting for equal pay, equal work and it goes on and on.
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As Bob went on and on about DT, the audience seemed a little unsettled.
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I could go on and on about how awesome (and terrible) the '90s were.
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On and on the camera jumps, crossing boundaries of age, socioeconomic means, and ability.
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In short, the list of examples goes on and on ... and Michelle hasn't forgotten.
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The tax, health care, retirement and other benefits "go on and on," Orman says.
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And one can go on and on about horrific human rights violations in Iran.
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Mikey is only droning on and on because he thinks Titus wants him to.
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The choices these characters make live on and on, viscerally as well as abstractly.
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The calling hours stretched on and on, as if the entire city filed through.
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Now they're doing talk radio, on and on, but anyone can do talk radio.
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But that's far from the only theory: And the list goes on and on.
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The ringing would pause occasionally, but then it would start again, on and on.
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The list went on and on, it was an indirect type of special treatment.
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To have them go on and on about how they protect the First Amendment.
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That's infectious, especially as this thing goes on and on and on .... Spain earns a free kick in the final minute of the first period of extra time, and Pique gets a head to Koke's ball, but it is straight at Akinfeev.
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This one hasn't risen properly, the other bowed around the center, an icing has split during its application, a sabayon lost its air, a sorbet failed to churn, a sugar syrup crystallized, a cookie crumbled and so on and on and on.
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Trump spent much of the past 18 months fuming -- in private and in public -- about how long the Mueller investigation was taking, how it was a total hoax, how Mueller and his investigatory team were hopelessly biased and on and on and on.
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They call it "personalization" and they say it's a "tailored experience" and on and on.
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Brexit negotiations should also kick start next month but the list goes on and on.
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And there's health-care bills, utilities, mortgages or rent ... the list goes on and on.
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IF YOU WANT ME TO GO ON, I CAN GO ON AND ON FOR HOURS.
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One bedroom apartments become two bedroom apartments, two bedrooms become three, and on and on.
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Some matchmakers like to go on and on about how fabulous an upcoming match is.
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It's footwear, it's leisure wear, it's athletic wear, and the list goes on and on.
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I could go on and on, but many of those memories I keep to myself.
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The list of references goes on and on, but better to just see for yourself.
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The list goes on and on — and the pattern was repeated across other federal agencies.
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By email, by your co-worker, by breaking news — the list goes on and on.
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Jughead goes on and on about how he's a weird person who can't be normal.
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I've done this for other big corporations as well: Best Buy, Aetna, on and on.
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One halter, one strapless, one orange, one black...the list can go on and on.
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Kevin went downstairs while Chuck kept on and on: Didn't I tell you he'd win?
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The list goes on and on: baby kicks and contractions, vaccines, breastfeeding, and much more.
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Okay, these are people who did go on and on about how good they are.
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But the arguments just carry on and on, endlessly, like a client that never comes.
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"They have like LINC I, LINC II, LINC III," he said going on and on.
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Then there are fire districts, water districts, sewer districts, park districts and on and on.
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Sea anemone, sea squirts, raw trout, live octopus, and the list goes on and on.
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And labor and all the usual suspects, and privatizing public assets and on and on.
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The list goes on and on if you're willing and motivated to listen and learn.
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"Their lordships do go on and on, and it is quite unnecessary," she once said.
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One kid chopped veggies, one boiled water, one readied the silverware and on and on.
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The list goes on and on -- See's has always been there either directly or indirectly.
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To anyone amenable to a bridge crossing, I go on and on about La Vara.
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After all, don't we early retirees clamor on and on about experiences rather than things?
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But midlife can seem to go on and on, like a sentence with no punctuation.
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"The beat goes on and on," said Meiburg, who had no role in the research.
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"The Russian Witch Hunt goes on and on" It is true that Mueller's investigation continues.
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Someday you'll own a house, someday you'll save more for retirement, and on and on.
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Sean Connery, Roger Moore, Pierce Brosnan, Craig, among others—the list goes on and on.
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As that cycle winds on and on, we become desensitized to the last terrible thing.
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You had Lil Kim, Queen Latifah, MC Lyte, Salt-N-Pepa, and on and on.
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The Shawshank Redemption, Doubt, A Beautiful Mind, Skyfall, Sicario—the list goes on and on.
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There's definitely an ambient frustration with the megabanks that have destroyed the global economy, bilked consumers with fake accounts and hidden terms, propped themselves up on the comfortable elbow of your overdraft fees, routinely discriminated against people of color, and on and on and on.
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You'll stress about how much you are pumping, how much you need to be pumping, how long you need to pump in one day, how much you need to pump in one week, how long you'll pump before weaning, and on, and on, and on.
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They can testify about how they have cornered women in narrow office hallways or made lewd comments to co-workers or refused to take no for an answer or worn a woman down by guilting her into sex and on and on and on.
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It is, at heart, the story of the man who, at his best and bravest, showed us all how to be strong enough not to fight back but rather to fight on and on and on, even now on the 100th anniversary of his birth.
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That's the basic premise of Let Go On And On And On. It's one of the most creative things I've ever done in that I remember the moment of the genesis of the idea—which directly contradicts what I tell my students all the time.
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Data about the airspeed, altitude, pitch, acceleration, roll, fuel, and the list goes on and on.
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Viruses do it, same with bacteria, and worms and wasps and fungi and on and on.
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Men who talked on and on about their novels, never asking what I did for work.
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And he went on and on about what Tales of the City had meant to him.
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This vote counting and allocation goes on and on until there are just two candidates left.
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He did deals with Gadhafi&aposs Libya against U.S. law, the list goes on and on.
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It asks if they suffer from heart conditions, dizziness, epilepsy, and it goes on and on.
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Icy hands, sifted flour, butter or shortening... the variables and difficulties just go on and on.
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We could go on and on but we'll stop at his latest: Most Charitable Tree Hugger.
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Lawyers got involved, and the entire process dragged on and on, leading to a complete deadlock.
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And he talked on and on, making it difficult for Kelly to get many questions in.
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This went on and on like a game of red light, green light, one-two-three.
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That goes on and on, ultimately carrying the information around the globe to the intended receiver.
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The routine goes on and on and is sure to repeat itself in the coming days.
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But this stuff is all relevant after listening to Hillary rattle along and on and on.
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Tray tables, pillows, headrests, armrests, and of course the bathroom; the list goes on and on.
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The list goes on and on with several states seeing rate increases of more than 85033%.
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It drags on and on, like the aural experience of walking knee-deep in wet cement.
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First, please do not go on and on about it, I promise you no one cares.
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No one can do what Donald Trump proposes: legally, financially, logistically, morally and on and on.
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The things my professors drone on and on about—can they actually help me make money?
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When I encounter old friends, they often go on and on about how great I look.
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It took millions and millions of families to school across America, to Woodstock, on and on.
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But, this investigation has not worn on and on, no matter what Gowdy seems to think.
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The list of things that can mess up your carefully planned trip goes on and on.
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I could go on and on about it, but I don't want to get too WORDY.
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Like he doesn't realize the audience has gone home while he's just going on and on.
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Buy an entire wardrobe at five pounds thinner, five more pounds thinner, and on and on?
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Touches of Dev Hynes vocals and Erykah Badu's "On and On" add density to the haze.
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On and on couples and small crowds arrive, giddy to be creeping into a closed shop.
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Yes, the news is ever present, issues in the Koreas, the president and on and on.
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The house is pretty great ... 12,000-square-feet, 6 bedrooms, 9 baths and on and on.
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It is high-toned and refreshing, with flavors that linger on and on in the mouth.
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"This is the internecine battle over species concepts, which goes on and on," Dr. Cracraft said.
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It goes on and on, an apparently eternal battle in the middle of the Eternal City.
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The sound rang on and on: the reverberation in the space lasts up to forty seconds.
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This goes on and on, the executions various and relentless, until the 39-minute film ends.
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From there, he'd keep on going, on and on across America, at least until winter comes.
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It went on and on until we took him off that drug and now he's fine.
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The N.F.L. has media deals with CBS, NBC, ESPN, FOX, DirecTV, Verizon and on and on.
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Harvey Weinstein, Russell Simmons, Charlie Rose, Matt Lauer, Mario Batali — the list goes on and on.
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The list goes on and on: the death of compassionate democracy by a thousand paper cuts.
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A 'fro might look short, but once you stretch a curl, it goes on and on and on... "Shrinkage is what prevents your coils or your curls from having freedom and from standing out," celebrity hairstylist Anthony Dickey of New York City's Hair Rules tells us.
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Losing access to the Fox catalog would mean losing Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid, Cleopatra, The Hustler, M*A*S*H, The French Connection, Cast Away, Moulin Rouge, The Fly, Raising Arizona, The Princess Bride, The Abyss—the list goes on, and on, and on.
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While acknowledging that I have certainly been known to go on and on (and on) about a topic (or 10) that isn't for everyone, I have marveled for years at the ability of Bill and Zach to keep themselves whipped into an endlessly fiery All-N.
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It&aposs going to continue to keep going on and on until we fix our immigration system.
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I can go on and on about... (CROSSTALK) PAYNE: And they would be preying on immigrant communities.
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And her reactions are pure proof that for fashion, her heart continues to go on and on.
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This goes on and on, a rape convict of MS-13, female MS-13 apprehended last month.
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I could go on and on on this, these are notes I have typed out on this.
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But, his first visa application was rejected — and so was his second one, and on and on.
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Kim and Kanye, Jay and Bey, Chrissy Teigen and John Legend, the list goes on and on.
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The list of these instances from just the last 10 months or so goes on and on.
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The audience was not really laughing, but the men just kept riffing on and on about it.
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After listening to Hillary rattle on and on, I don't think so badly of Rosie O'Donnell anymore.
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Pierre is idealistic and a bit smug, when he goes on and on about living for others.
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The list of chemicals that Dourson has found safer than relevant government agencies goes on and on.
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The horizon, rolling on and on, made me feel as if I could spin off the earth.
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It was still bouncing down, on and on, more and more distant, when I resumed my trek.
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Mass and meditation, spiritual conference, and on and on, until litanies in chapel, and so to bed.
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There were protests going on everywhere from Nigeria, Russia, Occupy Wall Street, Ukraine, Egypt, on and on.
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A ballad would be written, and if it were any good it would move on and on.
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One could go on and on about this stuff — bus lanes, a modest Inclusionary Zoning requirement, etc.
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This paradisiacal show, which insists on the joy of playing on and on, journeys toward its end.
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This is true in Russia, China, India, the U.S., Israel, Turkey, Britain, Brazil and on and on.
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The general impression one gets from being around Kokoskov is that he could go on and on.
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Metcalf asked Shepard why her character said so little when her husband would blather on and on.
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I could go on and on about this but the point is it just reduces care indiscriminately.
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Revenge leads to payback, reprisals lead to retributions, and the drumbeat of death goes on and on.
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One could go on and on about her meticulous restoration of the living room's inlaid floor border.
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But as The Irishman goes on and on, wonderfully entertaining but not concise, his work gathers power.
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The debt is growing; not being paid off in nine years as promised and on and on.
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You don't have to go on and on, and you shouldn't say anything that you don't mean.
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These neatly delineated horrors went on and on, becoming more and more vivid as the tapestry progressed.
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Underwire bras was a great thing I think Jen Gunter did, and it goes on and on.
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The list of ailments that marijuana can treat goes on and on — glaucoma, seizures, cancer, PTSD, etc.
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We talk briefly about the current diet fads: South Beach, paleo, gluten-free and on and on.
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Right, well Amazon went on and on for years doing that, right, until they figured it out.
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Wimbledon doesn&apost use tiebreakers in the fifth set for men, or third set for women, so there&aposs nothing to prevent a match from going on and on and on — and that&aposs precisely what Isner and Anderson did, often thanks to one ho-hum hold after another.
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Mitchell goes on to say that scarecrows are "friends," that he likes them because: "They are temporaryThey have characterThey are not neutralThey have a job to doThey are stuck between heavenand earthThey symbolize and remind usof thingsI could go on and on and on" Since he didn't, I will.
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Season two might have gone in for a close-up on the brutality — but season three pulls way back to highlight the absurdity of the situation, then lets the shot play on and on and on, so it goes from disturbing to funny, then back again, over and over.
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You have Alexis Prince, who's finally healthy now, and Kristy Wallace, and the list goes on and on.
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LinkedIn has Instagram cornered by the Jukebox, going on and on about how professional their latest feature is.
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This went on and on, and frankly I found it profoundly irritating (like, really profoundly and deeply irritating).
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The list of reasons why United is an awful airline goes on and on beyond animal deaths, too.
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The Firebox, as it's called, contains two 1.75 liter pouches, so the party can go on and on.
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On and on, a bunch of those people who have gone on to do great things in comedy.
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In my case, I'm white and male and straight and American and a journalist and on and on.
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Their voices sound creaky, croaky, rough — with the last syllable of every spoken word dragging on and on.
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It's too cold, you're tired, your arch nemesis lives around the corner—the list goes on and on.
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CT: One night, a woman came and talked on and on about her daughter having gone to Brooklyn.
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They let him wax on and on about his great, glorious filmmaking career and his philosophies on filmmaking.
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I would wake in a daze, dream smoke clearing in my head, as they peeped on and on.
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There will be huge cutouts of the Empire State Building, the Statue of Liberty, and on and on.
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It's been 20 years since Titanic sailed into theaters, and instructed our hearts to go on (and on).
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The sightings go on and on — so it's safe to say we have a trend on our hands.
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The list, sadly, goes on and on, and is well documented in the pieces I've linked and elsewhere.
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Here are a few of the stories of those who have died: The list goes on and on.
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Shaquon Thomas's entry went on and on: 23 arrests, the police said, mostly for misdemeanors, then the shootings.
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"The list goes on and on of Panthers who are involved in the community down there," Tepper said.
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Last night an N.Y.U. graduate was going on and on about Grindr, and now Tinder, for gay people.
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One could go on and on, but why not admit the overall accuracy of what Donald Trump stated?
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The posts went on and on—thousands of them had accumulated in the time since I'd stopped checking.
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Mashable has gone on and on about how much we love the app-enabled, educational robots from Sphero.
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The list goes on and on, and I have emails and handwritten notes that should eventually be collated.
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There's also an additional resort fee tacked on, and on-site restaurants and bars don't come cheap, either.
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As the right pulverizes the left, the left feels the need to pulverize back, and on and on.
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That leads to carelessness, which in turn leads to more scandals, and on and on the cycle goes.
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And will you discover that the home rises on and on, like the extra rooms in your dreams?
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And on and on until Liz Smith came and went, and The Daily News killed Rush and Molloy.
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She also has to learn royal etiquette at the table ... how to hold conversations, and on and on.
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"I am very unimpressed by his statement, going on and on about how unfair it is," he said.
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The latter is taking care of Britney, making sure she gets proper medical care and on and on.
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We have too many, they're long and there's always that one person that just goes on and on.
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Art house movies, commercial movies, genre movies, foreign-language movies, on and on, they're in the same tent.
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Jack Nicholson, Faye Dunaway, Denzel Washington, Hugh Grant, Meg Ryan, Will Smith, the list goes on and on.
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We had to guide them, keep them safe, get them through school, teach them manners, on and on.
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You can find high-waisted bottoms, ruffled or wrap tops, lace-up one-pieces, and on and on.
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The duel of champions is over but the long and bloody Muay Thai war goes on and on.
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Kidworld is filled with stuff — endless clothes, strollers, car seats, high chairs, changing tables, and on and on.
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I would love to keep it going, I want to make a LOVE 2017 and on and on.
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The wonderful thing about a machine is that it's dependable, will go on and on, and doesn't stop.
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In Raiders, you need to wait for an item to appear that isn't in the manual, try to get another item to spawn, go to a certain area to teleport to a different area, then use a key and walk straight down a platform and on and on and on.
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Democrats who own guns are likelier to vote for Republican presidential candidates than Democrats who don't; black Americans who own guns are likelier to vote Republican than black Americans who don't; women who own guns are likelier to vote Republican than women who don't, and on and on and on.
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It seems like she went on and on about the benefits of it, and the benefits are pretty obvious.
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Weiner hopping on right now-Weiner is in-been waiting for Weiner..I can go on and on… pic.twitter.
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"The list goes on and on," the Abel Prize committee said in its citation honoring Dr. Tate in 2010.
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Conway described the assailant as unhinged and said the woman "went on and on," refusing to leave the restaurant.
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The NXPI deal, you had that on the plate, it went on and on and then you walked away.
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In her defense, though, Owen kept going on and on about his life with Amelia, Betty, and baby Leo.
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There's been zero love lost across this divide as lobbyists from the two sides have piled on (and on).
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"He already rolled back rights for transgender students, for example, and the list is on and on," he said.
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But battle lines are being drawn and redrawn, and wars and terrorist attacks just keep going on and on.
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Just something to think about next time a sex buddy goes on and on about how wet you are.
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And those are just the performances; I could go on and on listing out the presenters who got political.
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He said his vows first and went on and on about loving her for the rest of his life.
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You're probably thinking that it's weird how I've gone on and on about these headphones without covering the basics.
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She questions Vanessa's depth, given the way she's always going on and on about being a special needs teacher.
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This video starts with June and Geno rambling on and on about what sounds like a huge massage chair.
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We could go on and on about the virtues of swapping all of your fancy-dress garments for jumpsuits.
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This year, if no candidate has secured 1,237 delegates then the voting could go on and on (see chart).
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The list stretches on and on, covering just under 1,300 different breaches in all at the time of writing.
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Never paid his taxes and sexually assaulted women and on and on She would have taken care of us.
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The list of needs went on and on, but as for wants, I personally had just one: a projector.
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Not only women—blacks, Latinos, people with disabilities, undocumented workers, legal immigrants, Muslims, the list goes on and on.
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They won't apply to everyone, but will cover the majority of people: The list could go on and on.
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But in the upper reaches of the Maracanã, and its lower sections, too, the party went on and on.
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I simply listened to Joe as he carried on and on, as I couldn't get a word in edgewise.
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The list goes on and on, but a good way to judge how great a product is is longevity.
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He rambled on and on for three minutes, unable to give a concise answer of why he was running.
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The list goes on and on, but with one common denominator: the baby boom generation has changed America fundamentally.
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This is just me being a gasbag and going on and on, because I didn't study any of this.
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Tournament brackets fell apart, time limits stretched on and on, and it was all too easy to tune out.
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Unfortunately, Geminis would rather their mouths for prattling on and on than doing something more pleasurable for their partners.
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The same goes for movies like Avengers: Infinity War, Spider-Man: Homecoming, Deadpool—the list goes on and on.
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On and on it goes, until the rich asshole as heel is almost as eternal as the evil foreigner.
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So our show is going into South Africa, New Zealand, Australia, the UK, the States, and on and on!
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"But you see these agreements and they go on and on, and the agency believes they infringe on rights."
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We could go on and on, but it's actually more fun to return to the sins of Duncan Hunter.
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It owns the Detroit Free Press and the Des Moines Register and the Cincinnati Enquirer and on and on.
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Does this mean that Donald Trump, when he goes on and on about "Donald Trump," is demonstrating his enlightenment?
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You have the glassblowers, the glass cutters, the packaging engineers, the quality checkers, I can go on and on.
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Losing the vote will mean legislation required to leave the EU will drift on and on, the spokesman said.
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The straight black streets went on and on, stopping only at the wheat fields on the edge of town.
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And you know, I'm not the biggest fan of Trump and how he goes on and on about himself.
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There was no collusion, everybody including the Dems knows there was no collusion, & yet on and on it goes.
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Shelia Jackson-Lee (D-Texas) began to rant on and on that Republicans do not care about rape victims.
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It went on and on, zealously and sometimes brutally enforced by the morality police and the paramilitary Basij forces.
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Lipton has interviewed stars like Ben Affleck, Halle Berry, Jeff Bridges, Morgan Freeman, Ian McKellen, Eddie Murphy, Faye Dunaway, Robert Duvall, Ron Howard, Anthony Hopkins, Jim Carrey, Al Pacino, Gwyneth Paltrow, Willem Dafoe, Brad Pitt, Henry Winkler, Betty White, Naomi Watts, Chris Rock, Whoopi Goldberg, Hugh Grant and on and on and on.
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Hungary, Israel, South Korea, Oman, and on and on; there are 14 countries with LTE that's 20 Mbps or faster.
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I know that the weekend has to come to an end, and that I can't just carry on and on.
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The twins kept going on and on about how "different" Leah looked and made a lot of lip injection jokes.
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She'd rail on and on about the tiniest infractions: the tub wasn't clean enough, the carpet hadn't been swept properly.
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Crepes lined up next to tacos lined up next to sushi lined up next to pizza and on and on.
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So we're standing there all that time waiting for the elevator, and that's why it kept going on and on.
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DERSHOWITZ: This could go on and on, and there are no limits to what an independent special counsel can do.
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"It was an honor to be on something like that – that just lives on and on," McCormick, 59, told PEOPLE.
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We could go on and on explaining why we're hooked on using Foreo, but we narrowed it down to three.
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This one's on top, then that one's on top, and on and on it spins, crushing those on the ground.
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Publicly, Klinsmann has preached on and on about the virtues of attacking soccer while deploying the opposite on the field.
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This one's on top, then that one's on top, and on and on it spins — crushing those on the ground.
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Enemy Soil, Mannequin, and Forensics begat others like Majority Rule, Pig Destroyer, and Waifle—the list goes on and on.
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Consider, too, that a Republican Congress opened up investigation after investigation into Clinton -- her emails, Benghazi, and on and on.
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" He's gone on and on about how she doesn't have "the strength or the stamina to be a good president.
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Some words are incredibly evocative and you can just hear someone going on and on in a word like that.
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They need lunch money, new sneakers for tennis, money for fun with friends, and the list goes on and on.
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On and on it goes, and slowly she realizes that he's not going to stop because he doesn't have to.
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It's been a very reactionary year when it comes to the Muslim ban, immigration, the list goes on and on.
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So the circle jerk of making fun of liberals keeps going on and on until I can't keep up anymore.
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First, the actor wrote a post just for his Khaleesi (it seems that Drogo's true love pines on and on).
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As the boom has gone on and on, animal spirits — business, market and consumer confidence — have helped keep it aloft.
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But it's now clear this delegate fight will go on and on with Sanders unable to break through a ceiling.
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There's no shortage of voice assistants for your phone: Siri, Cortana, Google Assistant, Bixby, the list goes on and on.
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When it's over, Ford, seemingly on the verge of laughter, breaks into full-throttle sobs that go on and on.
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The Arrivals' perfect leather moto, Louboutins, the classic Burberry trench coat ... the list of usual suspects goes on and on.
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Suspension of disbelief was quick and easy in such velvet surroundings, even as the film itself ran on and on.
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"The cheers and hoots of delight went on and on, drowning out the performers and shaking the room," Austerlitz says.
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I focused on shutting up, on making scenes, on not gabbing on and on about my thoughts, on not reflecting.
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Here's to "and I oop-ing" on and on into the future, perhaps until the surprises stop becoming so surprising.
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They would have needed cafeteria workers, secretaries, janitors, local waste disposal companies, local caterers....the list goes on and on.
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On and on he goes, until you feel like he could fill up an entire grid by talking about himself.
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And Trump and Kanye can continue to reinforce each other's beliefs in their great success, their winningness, on and on.
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Baseball men tend to go on and on about their plans to attract great African-American athletes back to baseball.
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Hudson wasn't kidding — she and her fellow cast members gave the man a tribute that will live on and on.
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From Joey Beltram to Romanthony to Dr. Dre to DJ Sneak to Brian Wilson, so it goes on and on.
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Part of the Trump phenomenon is that we've arrived at this moment in time of a systematic failure of the Republican Party; we've lived through an era of fraud that is really unprecedented in this country, going back to Enron and WorldCom and sports and the Catholic Church and on and on and on.
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The Times already has plenty of centrist liberals and a smattering of conservatives, but still no leftist regulars who are even close to Bernie Sanders' views.... But the key thing is that the Times ought to find smart domestic policy writers from all camps: leftists, libertarians, conservatives, socialists, and on and on and on.
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In this era of Trump, but also of Roger Ailes and Bill O'Reilly and Harvey Weinstein and Kevin Spacey and on and on and on, we are all trying to figure out new ways to navigate very old wreckage — wreckage that has long been in plain sight but that we sometimes pretended not to see.
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And we had a nice long conversation about everything from relationships to his second novel Let Go On And On And On—which takes inspiration from the life of actor Laurie Bird, who appeared in three films in the 70s and then died of an overdose aged 363—to therapy to his, uh, penis.
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I could go on and on, but then I might miss the next update on what isn't in the JFK files.
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The examples go on and on, and you can read more about them in Vox's explainer of the Justice Department report.
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I was nine, and so were my friends at school, and even now I could go on and on like this.
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"There are ancestry sites, real estate records, court records, media records, prison records... the list goes on and on," says Giglio.
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They also shouldn't go on and on about how they are stupid or restrict you engaging in your already-existing interests.
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But you know, Facebook did that quietly and deftly, and she went on and on loudly about it and wasn't successful.
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It was just simply unrealistic for tech, they said, unrealistic for Kenya, for Nigeria, for software developers, and on and on.
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If you read me, I'll find something that I think is great, and I'll go on and on, again and again.
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I think there was some expectation that those would start reappearing in deals as this tech boom runs on and on.
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You can use Signal for chatting, DuckDuckGo for search, FastMail for email, 500px or Flickr for photos, and on and on.
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Between Gmail, Google Maps, Google Keep Notes, Google Assistant, and on and on, Google has collected mountains of information on me.
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It's O.K. not to like the book, but to go on and on, with one withering comment after another, seems ridiculous.
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On and on they go: the ceaseless pacing and rocking and screaming, the corner-cowering, self-plucking and broken-record remembrances.
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Pure cloud companies include Zendesk, Box, Slack, DocuSign, AppDynamics (which was acquired by Cisco) — and the list goes on and on.
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The game is a nonstarter (or it can go on and on) because this ass has two heads and no rump.
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After 103 years, they're all still there — Seth Bullock and Al Swearengen and Trixie and Charlie Utter, and on and on.
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The artist started out with a slow version of "Hello" and then went into another classic, "On and On." On & On!
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ME: That's good advice, but it can be exhausting because a lot of people can go on and on about themselves.
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I could go on and on but I think Rudy Giuliani said it best last night right here on this program.
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But you don&apost have the right to try to undermine and somehow demean or demagogue and go on and on.
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He took the bait and spent the majority of his answer rambling on and on about his non-ties to Russia.
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Remember when you heard that song from the Drive soundtrack that kept going on and on about a real human hero?
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And on, and on: There's a good summary of the evidence by two professors at the London School of Economics here.
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The cycle will go on and on until it all becomes so familiar we forget we still need to stop it.
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Muslims, the LGBT community, Hispanics, Asians, Jews, journalists, women, Sikhs, Native Americans, African Americans, the list goes on and on unfortunately.
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The Indians are a prime example of that, but so are the Mets, the Cubs, the Giants, and on and on.
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I could go on and on about what this piece means to me and being able to do this for you.
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For them, this case already will live on and on, in their minds and memories, for the remainder of their lives.
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"Conservatives may recruit and promote people who fit a particular aesthetic — blond, gender normative, and on and on" says Clark-Polner.
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Clinton has flip-flopped on gay marriage, support for TPP, campaign funding, gun control, and the list goes on and on.
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" He went on (and on) from there, finishing with a description of the American team as "fat, stupid, greedy" and "classless.
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The first house record, 'On And On' is described by Wikipedia as a 'pastiche' of loops including Player One's 'Space Invaders.
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The African diaspora reaches far and wide: the Afro-Caribbean communities of London, Black Canadians, Afro-Brazilians, and on and on.
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It's obvious, though, on which side of the work's argument this director's sympathies lie: The party should go on and on.
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" She continued, "Dog food, baby formula, diapers, cleaning products, furniture, decor, shampoo and conditioner, toys … I could go on and on.
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Then the other team sends out a player, and on and on it goes for two fast-paced 224-minute halves.
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"You're talking about regional sports networks, FS1, NBC Sports Network, NBA TV. It goes on and on," Rosenstein told CNN Business.
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She's applied to put the kitty names on musical recordings, jewelry, handbags, cushions and pillows, clothing ... it goes on ... and on.
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And the Russian oil that came through Belarus was flowing on and on into the industrial heart of the European Union.
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My wife is an immigrant and when I hear Trump going on and on about "chain" migration it really bothers me.
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Snakes, bees and other wildlife come out, it's super hot, power is off and it goes on and on for days.
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Look at what's happening with Apple, where they're going to be spending $350 billion, and I can go on and on.
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Porg content begat more porg content, and on and on until it seemed to be all anyone could talk about anymore.
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It also saves time compared to those other states, who just go on and on about things like liberty and agriculture.
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The battalion that controlled that crossing was ousted by a rival soon after, and it continued on and on like that.
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I could go on and on about Summitt's legendary coaching career, her 1,098 wins and eight national titles over 38 years.
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There has been a litany of other scandals, some involving Uber, Lending Tree, Hampton Creek — the list goes on and on.
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On and on it went, until Serra became the de facto school of choice for the best players in the city.
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Let's count down the things that went well for Bernie Sanders tonight: And on and on, and over and over again.
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Instead, Glenn, who died Thursday at the age of 95, went on and on about the beauty and awe of spaceflight.
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But the woman droned on and on and on about shelving units and the pesky corner cabinets, how they misuse valuable space, but luckily there is a drawer or something that could help you fill that space, too, because negative space inside a cabinet is a crime no organizer worth her drawer dividers should find herself guilty of.
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He has, among other things, sought to discredit the idea of an independent media, devalued the idea of truth, threatened to close the US's southern border, said that there was blame on both sides for white supremacist violence in Charlottesville, Virginia, attacked a cable TV host for her alleged facelift and on and on and on.
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The witches become all-powerful sorceresses, and the Wizard becomes a symbol of the rule of unjust men, and on and on.
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A-list execs like Kevin Lynch, Craig Federighi and Eddy Cue droned on and on about updates to this, improvements to that.
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Daily and monthly average user growth, new signups, user engagement, timeline views, clicks, shares, likes, faves, dick pics, and on and on.
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You can go on and on about cameras being the new keyboards, but the real problem is that monetizing text is hard.
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In his news conference, Trump went on and on about just how good the men and women in our intelligence agencies are.
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The messier the debate, the more leniency they were granted to enrich themselves even more—and the cycle played on and on.
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I wouldn't be surprised at all—these are the same people who go on and on about how awful the Democrats are.
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I've made tamales, purple rice, ramen, Pho, Tikka masala, French onion soup, sourdough bread, fish, honestly the list goes on and on.
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When it comes to the hue, even more choices open up: blorange, rose gold, soft peach... the list goes on and on.
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There are many things that set us back financially in life: Debt, loans, taxes, living expenses...the list goes on and on.
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These years-long investigations were supposedly about accountability, but the real reason they dragged on and on was to damage Clinton's credibility.
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It goes on and on like this but, dear Rohan, the nature of sports fandom all but guarantees you will not quit.
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But they still have all those negative traits of the rich and powerful: greed, corruption, criminality, misogyny, instability, and on, and on.
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Towering literary artistry comes in the form of relatively straightforward realism, too: Tolstoy, Hamsun, Proust, Thomas Mann, Thomas Bernhard, on and on.
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That made it easier for more gay people to come out, which increased acceptance, and on and on in a feedback loop.
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The disappointing stats go on and on, but Childers has some recommendations, focusing on Black women making median-earning income and less.
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We've witnessed their very public about-face on numerous issues, ranging from immigration, to states' rights, to Russia, and on and on.
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He went down a roll call of the starting lineup: Peanuts Lowrey, Swish Nicholson, Stan Hack, Andy Pafko and on and on.
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I MEAN, YOU CAN GO ON AND ON ON HOW INSANE THAT IS. THAT'S MY QUINTESSENTIAL EXAMPLE OF WHAT'S WRONG IN REGULATIONS.
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I could go on and on about how many oil spills there have been that have been really detrimental to water supplies.
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The list goes on and on just for criminal justice, and it gets even longer when considering other aspects of US society.
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There has been a laundry list of gripes against the singer ... noise, drugs, assaults, riding various vehicles recklessly, and on and on.
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And it just went on and on anyway, like someone who wishes to live their life—wait for it—song to song.
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This was his personal chart of shots taken and missed, second-chance rebounds, back cuts, secondary picks, and so on and on.
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Everybody had an incentive to perpetuate the status quo just a little longer, deluding themselves that it could go on and on.
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There's no clear-cut definition of "pre-existing condition," so this list goes on and on, affecting Americans of all political stripes.
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We focus so much on guns — their control, our rights, the Second Amendment, on and on — that we seldom think about bullets.
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The list goes on and on, but the list is necessary in order to cover the big picture of what's going on.
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The rest of it — the messy private lives, the criminal activity, the treatment of players and on and on — please look away.
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For whatever reason, I turn really salty when they both go on and on about living in Manhattan/close to the office.
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Subsequently, there was much more for me to discover: pies and crumbles, battered fish and custards, the list goes on and on.
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The botched recovery effort that's dragged on and on is ultimately a disaster caused by humans, leading to environmental and health crises.
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She wants to fix hospital food; she will bring the farm-to-table movement to our government institutions; and on and on.
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The list goes on and on, and so do the visual pleasures until you are nearly exhausted by the intense visionary experience.
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A markedly warmer Arctic means more dark, sunlight-absorbing ocean surface, which in turn warms the Arctic further, and on and on.
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This was going on and on and people kept commenting, until finally the post was deleted and the lady presumably left the group.
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Well, interestingly, the opinion, the judge went on and on talking about why, because of Amazon and Netflix and Facebook, they need to.
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If no parents are alive, then siblings, nephews, and grandnephews inherit—and on and on—all the way to first cousins twice-removed.
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At the first table read, I just kept going on and on about how much I loved her work, fawning all over her.
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People in Holland were stricken by poverty, there were internal wars going on, and on top of that there was slavery as well.
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Wireless displays have always had too many compromises to be practically useful for me: Lag, image quality, consistency of connection, on and on.
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I think they have built — they go on and on about these being online communities, if they're cities, and this is the city.
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The Final Station We discussed this small story-based apocalypse thriller on Monday's Waypoint Radio, so I won't go on and on here.
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"Usually typhoons just whip right on through, but this one is so slow, the rain goes on and on," one man told NHK.
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Stand up for them at parties when that girl is going on and on about how she just needs big dick to survive.
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It just goes on and on my friends': Interesting throwback, but be aware you won't get it out of your head --> http://bit.
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It included the papering over of the Jamal Khashoggi murder, disregard of the court-ordered end to family separations, and on and on.
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The list of the blind hypocrisy of the American entertainment complex goes on and on, but it's symptomatic of its deep liberal leanings.
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"I could go on and on, but I'd like to get right to the point — can I give you a hug?" asked Cyrus.
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White tie, black tie, black tie optional, casual, business casual, cocktail, formal, semi-formal — the list of cryptic options goes on and on.
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If you see someone running down the street, high-fiving a million angels and going on and on about "Queen Sugar," that's me.
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When the booing started, she should have wrapped it up, but she went on and on for twenty minutes, talking over the booing.
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It demonstrated that it can be used in pretty much any organism — lettuce plants, the Tasmanian devil, the list goes on and on.
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Then I was shocked that he told Martha he's KGB, then that Stan swept both Martha and Clark's place, and on and on.
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I could go on and on about how much I enjoyed making this thing, but like talking about myself, it just feels awkward.
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"There was no collusion, everybody including the Dems knows there was no collusion, & yet on and on it goes," he wrote on Twitter.
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As we told you, his New York federal case will require forensic experts, experts in sex trafficking, P.I.'s and on and on.
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But pour a few too many drops of water and you'll end up adding a bit more flour, and on and on forever.
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And on and on we went -- for over a year and a half for one family and almost three years for the other.
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Shutterfly offers an expansive selection of other photo gifts like wind chimes, pillows, canvases, tiles, water bottles — the list goes on and on.
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On and on they went, mixing and matching against the Mets for so long the teams actually began to run out of baseballs.
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"You know you have your phone where you're distracted and you're thinking about something else and you're going on and on," she says.
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It's a mess, and I could go on and on critiquing the ups-and-downs of these and other elements of the game.
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It listed the prevalence of dozens of bacteria and organisms I'd never heard of: Sneathia, Fusobacterium nucleatum, Treponema pallidum, Porphyromonas, on and on.
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It's an amazing property, with a grotto which matches the Playboy Mansion, a theater, game room, spa/massage room, and on and on.
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I think what's interesting, and I've always said this, is that they think it's a meritocracy, which they go on and on about.
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There's a missing professor, a Moscow deal, a porn star, a Russian spy, a Russian billionaire, his son, his son's music promoter, highly lucrative overseas political consulting, secret memos, secret recordings of calls, secret payoffs, surveillance warrants, the existence of Carter Page, the vagueness of that Trump Tower meeting, the dossier, the overheard lunches, the texts between the FBI agents, the love affair between George and Simona, the emergence of Michael Avenatti, the latter-day resurrection of Rudy Giuliani and Lanny Davis, and on and on and on and on — an ever-expanding formation of surreal plots and mundane process details.
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Surely there are busloads of would-be programmers that have just been turned off by the messiness of the whole thing: programming languages, transpiled programming languages, transpilers, programming language frameworks, web frameworks, HTML, compiled HTML, CSS, SASS, APIs, Amazon Web Services, containers services, reactive programming, functional programming, imperative programming, object-oriented programming, WebStorm, Atom, Sublime Text, Vim, and on and on and on.
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His recovery is difficult, and as Case writes about it, she illuminates the fascinating and never-ending loop of care in a hospital: Doctors and nurses tend to their charges for hours, often without a break, then hand them over to the next shift, and on and on and on, shuttling patients as best they can through a balky, imperfect health care system.
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"His recovery is difficult, and as Case writes about it, she illuminates the fascinating and never-ending loop of care in a hospital: Doctors and nurses tend to their charges for hours, often without a break, then hand them over to the next shift, and on and on and on, shuttling patients as best they can through a balky, imperfect health care system."
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"You can't go on and on about how much you love mothers, and then fail to support legislation that makes life easier for them."
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Sarah Sanders being forced out of a restaurant and on and on, Pam Bondi who is going to be on in a little bit.
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We go on and on about how wonderful capsule wardrobes can be, but frankly, they're not the easiest things to actually put into place.
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"You want meetings to be useful, and if you have someone who goes on and on -- that meeting has become non-productive," said Faye.
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"It's the circles of hell, it goes on and on," says Natalia Tunikova, who tried unsuccessfully to prosecute the man she says abused her.
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I think before now I looked at him like he was just a cranky old guy going on and on about the same things.
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"My grandmother, my mother, my mother-in-law, the list goes on and on," she said about people she knows who battled the illness.
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I could go on and on but I will just say with a heavy heart… Thank you sweet, beautiful man… I will miss you.
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When it comes to prices, its spectrum of designers is vast: Carhartt WIP, Prada, J. Crew, Versace, Levi's — the list goes on and on.
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It really goes on and on, I feel like I can't overstate how important I think it is to really air this stuff out.
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Provide full access to inspectors, end support for terror groups, and ballistic missile program, release U.S. citizens and on and on the list goes.
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Someone could be intersex and identify as a man, or identify as a woman, or as a non-binary person, and on and on.
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I could go on and on but I will just say with a heavy heart... Thank you sweet, beautiful man... I will miss you.
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I had hearing sensitivity, I couldn't stand noise, I couldn't tolerate light, I had joint pain, brain fog — the list goes on and on.
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On Waypoint Radio this week, Austin went on and on aboutloving the new mech-focused game from the developers of FTL, Into the Breach.
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"In the Netherlands, the government pays for all legal expenses, so she's enjoying this as it drags on and on ruining me," he continued.
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It also drives the desolate quest at the center of John Ford's 1956 Western masterpiece The Searchers; the list could go on and on.
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The house itself is 20,000 square feet and has 8 bedrooms, 13 baths, a tennis court, billiards room, card room, and on and on.
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As a hobbit named Bilbo once said, "The Road goes ever on and on/Out from the door where it began" (over and over...).
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He would try again at the next Con Con and the one after that and on and on, practicing until his pitch was perfect.
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And this just a list of physical violence that has befallen the pathologically unlucky Grey, the tally of mental anguish goes on and on.
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But so does watching an exciting TV show or movie, playing with your dog, seeing a crush on the street, and on and on.
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Diabetes, heart disease, the list goes on and on, and most of them weren't the result of lack of exercise but a poor diet.
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They went on and on about those two topics more freely with the Americans than we Americans are willing to do with each other.
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On and on it went, one irritation after another until finally, mercifully, the WWE eased off the accelerator in the name of palatable television.
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I could go on and on with logical arguments and explanations for every stubborn citizen that still argues against gun control in this country.
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That layer then sends the feedback to the previous layer, and on and on like a game of telephone until it's back at convolution.
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We do have a process we need to go through, to make products and not tell competitors what we're doing and on and on.
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If everything bad about our political world were wiped away tomorrow, we would still need food, healthcare, fuel, industrial chemicals, and on and on.
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"Some people are so much better at the future than I." A lip-sync of Erykah Badu's world-weary "On and On" comes next.
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However, there were also times when someone would go on and on about things he or she had learned about me before the interview.
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"It's a bit like the O.J. Simpson trial: It keeps going on and on and people tune out of it," Mr. Awan-Scully added.
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The same would be true of trans power, or gay, lesbian and bisexual power, or workers' power, and we can go on and on.
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Then pecorino with saffron, drizzles of local honey, aged pecorino wrapped in walnut leaves, Tropean onion preserve, green tomato mostarda, and on and on.
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I am terrified of his embrace of reactionary judges, destruction of climate regulations, alienation of our allies, and the list goes on and on.
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When we ardently hope that the lives of people we love will go on and on, we don't really want them to be eternal.
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Alterations result in psychiatrists then trying to rebalance the brain with additional psychiatric drugs, and it goes on and on in an endless cycle.
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I wonder if Dismissed is one of those people who rambles on and on, where people can't get a word in edgewise without interrupting?
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Think about all the dishes that are intrinsically linked to autumn: sweet potato casserole, ginger snaps, pecan pie — the list goes on and on.
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Philip Pullman, Doris Kearns Goodwin, Alan Bennett, Tom Stoppard, Aaron Sorkin, A. O. Scott, Nicholas Kristof, Billy Collins … the list goes on and on.
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This goes on and on for Dune, but you get the point—a huge amount of plot points line up or are slightly altered.
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AP: Anonmus NH: Alligations GR: Reveil 16: Precausion CN: Negotianalable DZ: Airbourn KJ: Assocation MY: Netralize YF: Confrimed The list went on and on.
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Yes, I could go on and on around people who are like ... they don't make gadgets but I'm still fascinated by what they're doing.
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Hypothetically, yes, if it went on and on and it was impacting us and our ability to pay bills — then we could perhaps change that.
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The dad character, we would just have a line, but I would just go off, almost all the time, and just go on and on.
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Remy Ma, and the list goes on and on, including that little tiff you might recall between Remy Ma and Nicki Minaj this past year.
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The courage that simply keeps on and on, far beyond all reasonable endurance, never thinking of himself as martyred, never thinking of himself as brave.
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I'm the type of person who tracks everything in writing: Books read, to-do lists, workouts, things I'd like to buy, and on and on.
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The list goes on and on, but according to a representative from the Tobacco Vapor Electronic Cigarette Association, the occurrence is both rare and preventable.
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As you know ... Justin's been through a lot over the years, including arrests, lawsuits, self-admitted substance abuse, depression, relationship woes ... and on and on.
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The Republican candidate has gone on and on about this link, and even had Leave leader Nigel Farage show up at some of his rallies.
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It's easy to get caught up in all the technology being built into cars of the future — ADAS, autonomous capabilities, V2X, and on and on.
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Or they drone on and on about how the celeb chef's grab-and-go options are way better than anything served up at 30,000 feet.
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It was talking about the relationship in the administration ... LG: I really feel like I could just listen to you guys go on and on.
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The list goes on and on, and that&aposs because the administration has tightened sanctions and has really done a pretty good job of this.
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We don't like to spread gossip but it's a tricky business making predictions and Black Friday seems to just go on and on these days.
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Fox News is going on and on about what a burden to the healthcare system we are, and at that point, I almost passed out.
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I could go on and on about what we collectively remember about "The Greatest" but my own personal memory and respect for Ali goes further.
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What they do next—disappearing from the DJ booth and then letting the poppy love song go on and on—makes the stunt even funnier.
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"Meet the People Who Want to Fuck Venom"; "Way Too Many People Want to Bone the Clown from It." The variations go on and on.
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I could go on and on about how much I miss the weird cell phones of years past, if only because they kept me guessing.
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Evans' responses tend to go on and on, bouncing from one subject to the next as he discusses the many facets of the juice world.
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I could go on and on about Ella – about her activism and bubbly personality – but I'm going to let her tell you her own story.
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Human welfare has improved dramatically, and it's improved by almost any measure you like — longevity, health, prosperity, education, literacy, leisure time, and on and on.
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This apprenticeship went on and on with little encouragement except from the family, while neighbors and friends made it clear they thought he was loafing.
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Just like high school or something — it seems like it drags on and on when you're in it, but soon it'll all be a memory.
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On and on she would murmur these compliments; after a little while, the old kangaroo would start to close his eyes as if falling asleep.
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It's about spending time together, coming up with inside jokes, making memories, gossiping about acquaintances in the group chat… The list goes on and on.
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And if the promised benefits you talked on and on about do not materialize, well, your sleeping arrangements might be the least of your worries.
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"If Chrystia Freeland goes down there and she starts going on and on about red lines again, then I think it's all over," he added.
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We don't have a choice but to talk to our son about Ferguson, Eric Garner, workplace frictions, Baltimore, Charlotte, Alton Sterling and on and on.
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His image switch from good boy to spoiled brat boy to handsome boy and on and on is the engine that keeps our country running.
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That's what attracted the attention, and it just went on and on for weeks and weeks after the homicide—and then it got revived again.
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"I love Gabé, such a creative mind, but I had to tell her, 'You cannot go on and on with one table,'" Mr. Dimitrov said.
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Everyone I talked to went on and on about the presidential election, as if it were going to have a massive effect on their lives.
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Obviously, he would recognize the great danger Trump posed to the environment, immigrants, people of color, disabled people, women — the list goes on and on.
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Those with the moral courage to protest the Vietnam War sometimes became blinded to the reality of the North Vietnamese government—and on and on.
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It is tender, and the flavor goes on and on as you chew, yet it doesn't have the meat-locker stink of dry-aged beef.
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So it was understandable that TW220006 very much wanted to tell her story one day, changed her mind the next day, and on, and on.
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Every new story prompts outrage, which puts the stories higher in your feed, which prompts more coverage, which encourages more talk, and on and on.
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Let's take this moment to go on a little tour of other perfect restaurant bites: I could go on and on but I'm already starving.
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And that diversity expresses itself in a multitude of ways that define New Orleans in the American imagination: music, food, language, and on and on.
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We don't just stop at food and shelter like every other species — we go on and on to create cathedrals, concerts, spaceships, and genetic maps.
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And then there's the willful disenfranchisement of Democratic voter groups, particularly people of color — from limiting early-voting times, to restricting the number of voting machines in urban areas — compared to easy voting in suburban and rural areas — to limiting the franchise for ex-felons who have served their debt to society, to voter-roll purges, to voter ID laws, and on and on and on.
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Without going on and on, I am pressured to be 100% mom and 100% employee, when it's "okay" for Rick to just be 100% at work.
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It goes on and on like this, though as Business Insider noted, it's at least "respectfully shy" of Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg's 2,1593-word 2012 manifesto.
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Analysts and researchers have documented all kinds of "calendar effects," looking at the breakdown of days, weeks, months, seasons, years, presidential cycles and on and on.
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In the Democratic Party, major figures who are going to run for president, Kirsten Gillibrand, Cory Booker, the list goes on and on, watch ICE abolished.
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He kept going on and on about how he's not "as sexy" or doesn't have a "perfect smile" or "perfect tan" like Jordan/Luke/Robby etc.
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Even while, as the claims drone on and on, it might truly come to understand what it feels like to be stuck inside a filter bubble.
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A lot of people focus on numbers and push them around in press releases, government documents, research reports, trade agreements, news stories and on and on.
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Among them: Trump has been filmed with Russian prostitutes, knew about Russian hacking, and changed his policy on the Ukraine for Russia, and on and on.
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Kensho screens vast amounts of information—speeches, earnings, earthquakes and on and on—to help investors find correlations among all these data that might move prices.
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By Wednesday, he seemed to be singing a different tune, posting a sneak peek at a prison-break scene and going on and on about teamwork.
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And it went on and on about how extreme she is, that she would take the baby out of its mother&aposs womb an hour before.
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Like a soap opera that goes on and on and an on, the Mueller probe continues, expanding into new story lines and growing ever more complex.
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While we'd like to have them all (cowboy, hiking, white, black, lace-up, the list goes on and on), fact is, boots aren't all that cheap.
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Anyone who was anyone in television was involved: Tom Selleck, Linda Evans, Scott Baio, Mr. T, Heather Locklear, Vicki Lawrence, Tony Danza, and on and on.
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Image: TrimYou're probably spending more than you think on monthly subscription services—music streaming, cloud storage, video libraries, software packages... the list goes on and on.
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There's no shortage of personalized stickers and avatars to choose from on your mobile device: Apple Memojis, Snapchat Bitmojis, and the list goes on and on.
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"The stickers, the graffiti, the street art, the music—it just went on and on," recalls Hans Riemer, who served as Obama's national youth vote director.
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She went on and on about how important the devotions had been to her, especially those we sent to her on November 9, 10 and 11.
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Vanessa went on and on about how "unromantic" the possibility of Nick's proposal was because of the fact that there's still "another woman" in the picture.
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He also writes songs for Madonna, U2, Beyonce, Adele, Ed Sheeran, Taylor Swift, Zedd, One Direction, Kelly Clarkson, Demi Lovato, Jennifer Lopez, and on and on.
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One person sets it to 70, then the next day the roommate sets it to 71; the next day, 70, then 71 again, on and on.
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There's other famous folks up in here, too -- Meryl Streep, Armie Hammer, Frances McDormand, the fish monster from "The Shape of Water," and on and on.
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" She also added, "(Ps, Instagram cut me off at one minute but I went on and on and basically finished the album) #immigrantswegetthejobdone (we really do).
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Chicago is a sprawling forever city, a place that seems to go on and on, a place consumed with bouts of quiet and character and difference.
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A celebrity's life is filled with demands: Go here, talk to this person, smile, be nice, sign autographs, be nice to paparazzi, and on and on.
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Your details will end up on the dark web, shared around by cyber-criminals and the disruption will just continue on and on, so never pay.
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It was more than a shout; it was a wail of pure terror and it seemed to go on and on, before trailing away into silence.
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Your ikigai may be devotion to friends, cooking, being a good parent, writing, scientific inquiry, fighting climate change, drawing, helping your neighbors and on and on.
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Mortgage or rent, food, roof repairs, surgery for your dog (these are some of my own recent budget line items) … The list goes on and on.
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" As Miliband's answer about Iraq spiraled on and on, he recalled a bit resentfully how someone had said to him, "You know, Iraq is your albatross.
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The wallet wound on and on and came in multiple colors and even had a rechargeable battery built in that recharged using a wireless charging station.
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Titus is tired of listening to Mikey drone on and on about construction-related things (five-foot rebar or 215-foot rebar...what?) and his sisters.
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They were going on and on with all these examples, and this particular subject is really triggering for me in terms of the PTSD I have.
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We could go on and on about every the color of the rainbow, but we're here to talk about one timelessly bold and classic one: red.
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We've all heard it before -- millennials are apathetic, young adults aren't civically engaged, they don't understand the value of voting -- the accusations go on and on.
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On and on it went, first outside on a chilly morning, then inside through the East Room, the State Dining Room, the Red and Green rooms.
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When you're looking for something to watch that will stretch on and on, a competently made sitcom is better than almost any other type of television.
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"State of the Union" let him go on and on, he said, though he was careful to structure each episode with a beginning, middle and end.
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We'd just be hanging out, and he'd tell me what he was working on, and on this one he said he had a part for me.
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They lose track of context and go on and on, unfazed by our monosyllabic responses meant to politely signal that it's time to switch the subject.
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The white girls who pride themselves on how much they're attracted to black men, and go on and on about how much black culture they consume.
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Since time immemorial women have terrorized black people of all genders; cis people have terrorized trans people of all genders; the combinations go on and on.
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On and on it went until nearly half the city's subway lines were delayed, and hundreds of thousands of commuters were stranded underground, many for hours.
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In talking and thinking about impeachment, observers and participants have gone on (and on) about the founding fathers: about Hamilton and Madison and the Federalist Papers.
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The process goes on and on, and the movement of labels follow it, the concept of indie trotting along behind them to categorize what was made.
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Former Vice President Joe Biden was going on and on about his favorite ice cream shop on the Delaware shore, when in walked Robert De Niro.
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The ongoing conflict between the core players and the creepy contingent known as the Whisperers has dragged on and on, with no immediate end in sight.
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The parched wasteland of the planetary hours, it stretches on and on, and in its stinking heat the precious seedlings of Monday's hopes wither and perish.
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"The main problem with 'Chapter Two' is that it goes on, and on, for so very long," wrote Leah Greenblatt, a senior editor at Entertainment Weekly.
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Shia is committed and at the same time pretty damn lovable as he dances, protests, ties a kid's shoes, mugs with protesters, and on and on.
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Many so-called hiccup cures have existed for quite some time — drinking water, holding your breath, eating sugar, having someone scare you, and on and on.
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Obama is a secret Muslim, he's planning a coup in Jade Helm, he tried to nuke Charleston, SC (seriously) ... the list could go on and on.
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"I could go on and on, but I'd like to get right to the point: Can I give you a hug?" she said before the two embraced.
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Letters were sent to Trump's White House, campaign, company, presidential transition, charitable foundation, personal lawyer, former spokespeople, former business partners, former Cabinet members, and on and on.
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Or just the serial lying, the promise to ban Muslims from entering America, the semi-veiled incitements to violence or… well, we could go on and on?
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"She continues, "after I went on and on about my fantasy post-tattoo life for a while, Alexis smiled and gently said, 'So, what would you get?
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We could go on and on, but we'll finish with Amazon's policy, which gives you 30 days to return just about anything bought directly from the retailer.
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It adds that if you use only one AirPod for phone calls and keep swapping it out for a fresh one, you could talk on and on.
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The hits and runs and errors and wins and losses and heroes will go on and on, but without the best narrator who ever came our way.
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Im standing up for the people that like to hide behind computers cyber bulling calling many gay, skinny, slut, ugly, fat, the list goes on and on.
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The party stretched on and on; Wrecked ended their set to cheers from a packed room around 7 AM. Saturday kicked off in the festival's cavernous waterpark.
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Things I've had in my eye: all manner of smoke, salt water, cleaning chemicals, sticks and pine needles, bugs, dog tails, kitchen cabinetry, and on and on.
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If you respect them, then they respect you, and they will most likely to respect everyone else, the space, and the equipment, and so on and on.
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The list of available streaming video services goes on and on, and there's no easy way for anyone to keep track of what every single one offers.
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Or that Chobani was hiring rapists, or that assorted pedophile rings are rampant in our land, or that the recent election was rigged, and on and on.
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They don't eat … Sometimes there are just some subjects that you absolutely have to make noise about because it's so tedious and it's gone on and on.
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Roll a blunt, DIY yourself a bong, get mashed on some hash brownies, or even sneak a suppository in your vagina—the possibilities go on and on.
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It adds that if you use only one AirPod for phone calls, and keep swapping it out for a fresh one, you could talk on and on.
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It will be a major under taking because different sizes of pills would have to be manufactured, what will be the weight divisions, and on and on.
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They have tried to design guardrails and mechanisms forcing action to make Congress do its job through commissions, super committees, budget caps, sequestration, and on and on.
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The shooting went on and on, and through the windows (we were now higher up from the scene) we saw heavy armor coming up from the city.
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It looks like any urban metropolis at dusk—soaked in brilliant oranges and neon greens, pebbled with buildings that go on and on into some unseeable distance.
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Everything about an individual AR-215 can be changed with aftermarket parts — the caliber of ammunition, recoil, range, weight, length, hold and grip, and on and on.
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I'm standing up for the people that like to hide behind computers cyber-bullying calling many gay, skinny, slut, ugly, fat, the list goes on and on.
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Church draws an analogy to the moon landing, which directly or indirectly gave the world pacemakers, cordless drills, hazmat suits, solar panels, MRIs and on and on.
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Musical obsessives (like Mr. Murphy) could easily footnote LCD's sources and recombinations: Giorgio Moroder, Talking Heads, David Bowie, Charlemagne Palestine, Afrika Bambaataa, Eurythmics and on and on.
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And commentators will stop droning on and on about the lack of inflection in the yield curve as a sign that the future's bleaker than we thought.
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All sorts of stars have been exposed as martial artists: Demi Lovato, Shaq, Michael Jackson's son Prince, Ashton Kutcher, Spencer Pratt, the list goes on and on.
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We allow business leaders to make or influence our most crucial public decisions: transit, taxation, education, immigration, health care, public safety, city planning and on and on.
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Acquaintances have shared a long list of uncommon names bestowed by the grands themselves: Atti, Lito (toddler for Abuelito), Bammy, Yo-yo, Dander, Dodo, on and on.
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Often, I'll cook the same risotto on and on: risotto alla primavera, which is brodi lunghi ('a thin broth,' I think) with legumes and oil and saffron.
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And on and on ...... Horrible giveaway on Belgium's left sends England in on goal, but the cross for Rashford at the spot is kicked away by Courtois.
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That led to a series of calls and texts to relatives and friends that seemed to go on and on until he was discovered later that morning.
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I can go on and on about air here, and indeed, multiple re-readings of this chapter have revealed new connections and symbols that are absolutely fascinating.
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And the virus has transmitted from humans at the market to other humans … but perhaps not from those humans to even more humans, and on and on.
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Our mental health is also impacted by factors beyond our control, like workplace conditions, relationships, seasonal changes, natural disasters, current events… The list goes on and on!
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After the discovery of germs—and the introduction of sulpha drugs—cures for many terrible killers became available: tuberculosis, typhoid, diphtheria, the list goes on and on.
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And once you hit 1, the rules of the Collatz conjecture confine you to a loop: 1, 4, 2, 1, 4, 2, 13, on and on forever.
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The list goes on and on regarding the information that defines the lives of its people that the government creates, manages, shares, collects and archives as custodian.
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Anyone who wants a glimpse of Amazon's expansive appetite might pay a visit to B.W.I. airport, where a new white warehouse seems to stretch on and on.
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Northern Ireland is still part of the UK, and Basque Country is still part of Spain, and Israel continues to exist … the list goes on and on.
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You play it to earn better loot that you then use to earn even better loot, on and on until you reach the top of the power ladder.
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Stan Patz said that even as jury deliberations went on and on for the second time, he was hopeful they would reach the same conclusion as he did.
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Like the hand, foot, mouth disease, the rashes, the blisters on his butt, the scraped up knees, the bump on his head... I can go on and on.
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The list could go on and on (and quite possibly just inspired the intro to our 20-something memoir), but there's one brand trying to eliminate this issue.
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In that light, the recent investigations into Trump's "true nature" — how he interacts with women and around employees, how he responds to failure, and on and on — matter.
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The list goes on and on, and makes you wonder: How can men who claim to be liberal regularly harass and/or assault women in their personal lives?
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All-American track athlete, Olympic medalist, and mother of one are just a few titles Nia Ali has under her belt (really, the accolades go on and on).
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Don't... The list of "rules" women are told to follow on first dates goes on and on, but the intention behind the rules is almost always the same.
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And it also happens any time I say anything controversial about race: I get 'N-word lover', 'you f--k black men' on and on, constant sexist stuff.
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I could go on and on with Huawei's special camera features, but it's hard to judge if it's actually useful without using the phone for a few days.
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Spotify had led two young lovers astray, and here we were, colours, so many colours, coalescing, while R fucking Kelly warbled on and on about being a snowman.
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It starts with researchers, who are subject to their own set of career and publication pressures, and then moves to the media relations teams and on and on.
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" The men pine for skinny jeans, peanut-butter-and-jelly sandwiches and sex; the statements go on and on until Lacina Coulibaly interrupts with a long, low "Shhh.
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"Our firms are worried, investors around the world are baffled and disappointed, and markets are showing serious strain as this political saga goes on and on," he added.
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But none of those proposals have galvanized widespread support from legislators or the financial community, so the current unpopular conservatorship has been permitted to go on and on.
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Things went on and on like that and, while I finished, I felt like I had to work a lot harder than I remember working in the past.
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Sanders go on and on about economic insecurity, but hardly ever national securityListening to Bernie now, it's easy to forget that the President's first priority isn't the economy.
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The promises of the cloud for redefining IT and facilitating business transformation are many and compelling: Better performance and reliability, more agility — the list goes on and on.
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Here's just a small sampling of some of Trump's remarks that came up: The list goes on and on, with Olbermann's tally of outrageous comments totaling 176 remarks.
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If Lipsitch's team is right, the characteristics of Covid-19 might require a cyclical flux between strict social distancing and viral resurgence, on and on, perhaps until 413.
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Others who made the cemetery their final resting place include Farrah Fawcett, Dean Martin, Armand Hammer, Natalie Wood, Rodney Dangerfield, Donna Reed, Don Knotts and on and on.
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We are talking big-ticket engineering feats -- sea walls, elevated roads and other infrastructure, vastly improved drainage systems and on and on -- and also tightened up building codes.
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I agree that going on and on in a larger social setting and describing (private) medical details about a perfect stranger is not polite or pro-social behavior.
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A lot of the guys were naturally in darker colors too, including Ricky Gervais, Eddie Murphy, Kit Harington, Henry Winkler, Brad Pitt, Rami Malek and on and on.
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That's the collective yapping of AirPod users droning on and on about how they love their Q-tip-resembling earbuds, and how much they changed their lives. Pfft.
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The home, listed by big-time realtor Tomer Fridman, has 7 bedrooms, 6 1/2 bathrooms, a closed-circuit security system, spa-like bathrooms, and on and on.
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The list goes on and on; you can scroll through it in this scanned document of the original 210 report on Mariner 10's many quirks and glitches.
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Kevin, you know better than to sort of say, "Hey Sam, you should make some more digital content because we could monetize that content and on and on."?
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GPS, created by the military, flatscreens, LLD [sic], digital camera, wireless data compression, research into metal alloys for strength and lightweight, voice recognition — the list goes on and on….
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So many lessons learned, so much GROWTH as a human being, i GUARANTEE this will be the most important year of my life... i could go on and on.
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With Amazon Rise, he's edited three minutes of random Amazon products together based on their ascending prices, and I just want it to go on and on for hours.
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Talking to Wayne Dyer, Coolio, Steven Pressfield, Seth Godin, Tim Ferriss, Judy Blume, Cheryl Strayed, Amanda Palmer, and on and on, has taught me so much about the world.
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