BAIER: No, no, we only do that once in awhile.
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If they do it once in awhile, nothing will happen.
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Every once in awhile you'd hear some groaning and mumbling.
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Every 90s kid craves a throwback every once in awhile.
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So every once in awhile, something totally unforeseen can happen.
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So every once in awhile you get a garbage can.
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It's healthy to get that jolt every once in awhile.
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Every once in awhile you run into a perfect Instagram.
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But every once in awhile I have real nostalgic urges.
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And was it a little fuzzy every once in awhile?
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Then every once in awhile it would paw at the controls.
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Every once in awhile, we'll take something like a classic Riesling.
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But no, I liked appearing as a guest once in awhile.
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It might happen every once in awhile, but it's not likely.
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I need a little zaddy comic relief every once in awhile.
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I'll just post a picture once in awhile and that's it.
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Every once in awhile, though, the road doglegs for no apparent reason.
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But every once in awhile it's nice to get your hands dirty.
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Every once in awhile, you see folks doing it the wrong way.
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Unfortunately, these kinds of observations are only possible every once in awhile.
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Every once in awhile, the front line of the police perimeter halted.
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Maybe I was naïve, but being naïve can help once in awhile.
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But once in awhile, a major storm like Lane can come by.
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Maybe I'd wake up and have a meal every once in awhile.
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Every once in awhile, we're going to have something fun going on.
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She'll have it every once in awhile just to get that feeling again.
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We were just playing locally and playing West Coast dates once in awhile.
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He still talks to his old peers, checking in every once in awhile.
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"This happens every once in awhile," a representative for Scores told The Post.
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Every once in awhile, an actor comes along and completely seduces an entire generation.
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This can be countered by standing up from your desk every once in awhile.
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If you don't stop and look around once in awhile, you might miss it.
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And doing it every once in awhile with your kids can bring you closer.
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But it feels good to have a day like this every once in awhile.
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Kelliher: Once in awhile I get my squirt bottle out and clean the seat.
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If you don't stop and look around once in awhile, you could miss it.
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And as long as they are once-in-awhile, they can actually be useful.
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He even uses the kitchen in his studio to cook every once in awhile.
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We don't follow him closely, honestly, but he makes some decent points once in awhile.
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Even if it hasn't crashed recently, you want to restart it every once in awhile.
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You try doing a worldwide arena tour and not getting horizontal every once in awhile.
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If someone shouted "Mortal Kombaaaat!" once in awhile, it would really tie the song together.
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Sports in North America get interrupted, once in awhile, by fans running onto the field.
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Adam, Columbus, OH Every once in awhile, I see therapists in my practice for psychotherapy.
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But while Stallone was a huge favorite, even Rocky Balboa goes down once in awhile.
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It comes up every once in awhile when the Bucs are having a lousy season.
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"Every once in awhile, I get punked by a villainous, fun-loving reader," she wrote.
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But every once in awhile something awakens childhood dreams of, say, being a race car driver.
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But every once in awhile, the Lobos can win a bowl game and go 9-4.
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She knows it's important to keep herself relevant and hit red carpets every once in awhile.
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Think of it as your reminder to get up from your desk every once in awhile.
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Maybe just give the important parts—like the First Amendment—a glance every once in awhile.
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He would look at his phone once in awhile or take a sip of his drink.
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What's the point in earning money cataloging alien life if you don't splurge once in awhile?
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Naumburg said nearly all typical, reasonably good enough parents will have toxic explosions once in awhile.
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But "every once in awhile, the waves end up in the same spot," said Dr. Shepherd.
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Go cold turkey every once in awhile, if only to prove to yourself you are capable.
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Every once in awhile, Jeopardy throws host Alex Trebek a curveball and makes every viewer a winner.
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Every once in awhile, a French fry would get thrown at someone's head all in good fun.
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After all, even the most die-hard IPA fanatic needs a proper old-fashioned once in awhile.
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But I also realize that it is a necessity to hit the pause button once in awhile.
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Trump said, well it's okay if Pence "makes a mistake every once in awhile," but Clinton can't.
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"It would be nice if we could go out on a date every once in awhile," he jokes.
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And every once in awhile the junkies try to attack the squat because we have a nice squat.
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"Dorit, everyone's allowed to act stupid once in awhile, but you really abuse the privilege," Grammer told audiences.
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Once in awhile, they go to foster care or are put up for adoption, but that's a rarity.
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If you're gonna live in paradise, once in awhile you have to pay the price," he said. "Mr.
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" Pastor refers, euphemistically, to the band's "healthy culture of criticism," which "teeters on unhealthy every once in awhile.
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Even grungy rock stars need to look and feel fresh once in awhile for those certain fleeky events.
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"Every once in awhile, you put it on and you sit back and you have fun," Bishop said.
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As long as there's a salt lick and they get laid once in awhile, you've got happy cows.
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We must remember to open up the floodgates once in awhile because it helps in the long run.
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ONCE IN AWHILE, JUST SAY YES TO ONE OF OUR ASKS SO WE CAN MOVE THE PROCESS FORWARD.
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But every once in awhile, the series comes through, like with the Purple Wedding, where Joffrey met his doom.
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His car is a pretty rare car, so every once in awhile we go to a car meet up.
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" Babbitt responded, "You just need to grab him and make [redacted] sit on your lap every once in awhile.
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However, even the most camera-shy among us have reason to step out into the spotlight once in awhile.
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" He continued, "It's interesting because it happens to me once in awhile where people just don't get the ending.
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"Every once in awhile I get impulsive and I just said, 'Fuck it, let's move to Portland,'" Maverick said.
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So save your data plan, put your phone down, and look out the goddamn window every once in awhile.
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I like getting the willies every once in awhile, so I figured I'd give everyone else the willies too.
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Turning up to work hungover is never great, but once in awhile you can usually get away with it.
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" Not that he's always a virtuous eater at home: "That's not to say I don't splurge once in awhile.
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Every once in awhile, through my dark depression, I would emerge to find myself light, happy, and extra motivated.
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But it seems like every once in awhile Mitchell pops up and takes a swipe at his former quarterback.
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So this commandment is really about giving a God a chance to flex his muscles every once in awhile.
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Every once in awhile, you come across a rare track that makes you want to kick down some doors.
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It never occurred to me that Tim would like to be able to take a piss once in awhile.
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In this case, he suggests that managers find time to take a step back and strategize once in awhile.
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Once in awhile, though, picking an object apart can reveal something else entirely, concealed inside like an Easter egg.
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Things like that are actually more private, maybe... but even on Tumblr, I guess that happens once in awhile.
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And every once in awhile, he'll just hop in the Caribbean with a spear gun and nab a grouper himself.
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Every once in awhile a game comes along that changes everything, exceeding everyone's expectations and re-defining an entire franchise.
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And while I don't think that each of us needs to be constantly celebrated, once in awhile might be nice.
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For some people, faking orgasms every once in awhile feels necessary because their health won't allow an orgasm to happen.
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Even Lisa Rinna takes a breather from confronting people about things she said that were wrong every once in awhile.
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Every once in awhile they will hurt, but you will choose to turn those words into a symbol of beauty.
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I think it would have been easier because I see every once in awhile somebody says, 'Well, the popular vote.
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Every once in awhile hubris gets the best of humans, and we think it's okay just hang out with alligators.
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Every once in awhile, mums like to branch out and do something crazy like buy a Kindle or order sushi.
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Once in awhile, you get wistful over the idea of a clever partner, or you find yourself looking for stability.
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Every once in awhile, its forms appear, or ideas about above and below: the spiritual plane and the bodily plane.
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While Nomad perks up with comments about the mission every once in awhile, Midas, Weaver, and Holt are usually silent.
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And, if you miss an update here and there, don't panic — why not let the stars surprise you once in awhile?
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I wouldn't appreciate being treated that way, but, I will say it's okay to boss them around every once in awhile.
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Every once in awhile, someone comes along with an idea that seems so obvious that you can't believe it isn't everywhere.
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Just another Friday night at the Kelley Casa … #thoseheavenlydays are effortless every once in awhile," she wrote on Instagram, adding, "#magicmikewatchout.
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I also try to fly away from the nest once in awhile to see what the other side's got going on.
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You can change the color, but it'd be great to spice it up with a little apple chancery once in awhile.
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"I wish he called us out once in awhile because it's like a promo for CNN all the time," Griffin joked.
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But every once in awhile, usually while I'm writing these roundups, I stumble upon a legitimate brick and mortar business (gasps).
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Everyone picks once in awhile, and that's totally normal — popping the occasional zit, tweezing an ingrown hair, prodding at a scab.
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And in fact, according to some of the most successful people in the world, failing once in awhile is actually important.
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I was told I was going to be a history teacher as well so it comes out every once in awhile.
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But if history, both in the US and Brazil, has a lesson for us, it's that once in awhile, medicine trumps ideology.
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"Once in awhile, somebody will come up to me and thank me," he says, as the sun continues to set behind him.
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And, my work obligations aside, I'm perfectly happy to spend a few minutes looking at my News Feed every once in awhile.
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While there's generally been blackout coverage of these "mostly peaceful" riots in the legacy media, every once in awhile something breaks through.
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But I'm still startled by sudden fan action once in awhile, even when I'm doing nothing more than web browsing and Slack.
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We definitely have to check ourselves, because we have 90 songs or something—every once in awhile, something like that might happen.
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Once in awhile I — admittedly illegally — hop on the sidewalk to avoid bumpy cobblestone streets, but sometimes I'm met with more cobblestones.
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As recommended with gel manicures, taking a break once in awhile can be worth considering to prevent the weakening of your nails.
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"You know, the projectionist once in awhile would make a mistake and put reel four before reel two or something," he says.
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But once in awhile, spontaneous kindness emerges out of the bowels of the Internet hate machine and saves a dying neighbourhood restaurant.
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Every once in awhile a new science show comes on TV. I find some of them pretty good and others not that great.
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But as we've seen, even the most powerful tech companies can't seem to deploy algorithms that don't fuck up every once in awhile.
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The not-here — and the warm distance it can provide — wasn't a bad place to spend time every once in awhile this year.
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In the past, that character could have been placed next to the main character, you know, saying something sardonic every once in awhile.
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Let's hope that Lindsay's saddle bag was stuffed with tissues — apparently, these suitors really need to let the tears flow once in awhile.
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And I won't promise that, every once in awhile, a Saturday afternoon packed with a couple hours of catch-up won't sneak in.
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It's not all directives and drills for Faulkner, though — amid the nonstop news cycle, she appreciates some R&R every once in awhile.
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"You could make the case the Washington Post was bad, but every once in awhile I actually got a good article," Trump says.
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You might think you eat a lot because you pig out every once in awhile, or indulge in the occasional junk food binge.
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Every once in awhile, I got lucky enough to meet someone who'd walked the Camino Francés already and could offer plenty of suggestions.
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One of the experiences that every human being has had is when you're falling asleep, every once in awhile, your whole body jumps.
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"Long story short, if you park outside, do yourself a favor and check under the hood every once in awhile," Chris wrote on Facebook.
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We would smoke pot every once in awhile, but usually once we were on acid we were trying to bump our high back up.
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Every once in awhile you just want to get a little bit fancier, throw a tie on this blue-collar sandwich, if you will.
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If baseball actually embraced change every once in awhile, there's a considerable chance this flurry of allegations and investigations could be a watershed moment.
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No. But, every once in awhile (or rather, once every 365 days), it's nice to pull out all the stops and do something special.
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Some relapse into a life of crime, and once in awhile, Fukushima will receive letters from prison from former customers apologizing for their misdeeds.
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"We are a little bit like brothers where we rough each other up once in awhile, which is totally normal for brothers," Scaramucci said.
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"Yeah, well, it's nice to get a blowjob every once in awhile," proprietor Denny Neilson quipped as he poured roasted barley into a grinding machine.
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Although it's now officially autumn, it's still very hot Down Under and everyone needs a big, refreshing drink and a lie down once in awhile.
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"Every once in awhile, somebody would bring it up as an episodic thing, but we thought he was too big of a deal," he admits.
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The second-term senator recently told the Post he feels "a little freer to be myself, and so every once in awhile, something comes out."
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It's worth taking the time every once in awhile to go to quiet places and sit quietly, because your body will thank you for it.
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Just try to avoid the processed foods, eat your vegetables, and don't lose any sleep if you have a slice of bacon once in awhile.
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I rent a private mailbox for about $150 a year, and once in awhile either check it myself or have my mail mailed to me.
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"We're trying to help from here, and we can spend hours writing some code—every once in awhile, we just feel super powerless," Rios said.
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Every once in awhile you find a band and you just think "lmao what the fuck is this," but in a way that conveys excitement.
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All I really do is just work, hang out with my daughter, and surf every once in awhile, so I don't have an extravagant lifestyle.
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Although the light on the case isn't turned on in this particular selfie, I really love knowing that she lights up every once in awhile. 4.
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Once in awhile, developer Blizzard will introduce a new continent or reconfigure an existing location, but all players are guests in the world that Blizzard created.
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Someone called it "a clown car that drove into a gold mine," and like all clown cars, Twitter makes the passengers get out once in awhile.
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As kmarielynn explained, "I still have bad days every once in awhile — the difference is that they don't feel like the end of the world anymore."
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And then the hair on the back of your neck stands up, and you do feel a vulnerability because lions do kill people once in awhile.
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Between securing funding, finalising business plans, creating a strong team, and actually remembering to sleep every once in awhile, there's barely time to take a breather.
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He shows up on television once in awhile (usually in nondescript clothes helping a kayfabe injured wrestler to the back), and seems to be doing great.
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"She'll just sign 'Mama' or say 'Mama' every once in awhile, but usually it's in the car because she wants to hear Mama sing," Rory says.
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You might have noticed that once in awhile, after he does a fiery speech, he breaks into a devilish smile, especially when people are applauding him.
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But, every once in awhile, the Swedish furniture company spices things up with a collection so good, we can't wait to get our hands on it.
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If there is one community in the food and drink world that needs to take a chill pill every once in awhile, it's the wine world.
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Francie watches in anticipation as her "once-in-awhile girl friend" buys one and extracts "a few pieces of stale candy" and a coarse cambric handkerchief.
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"The swearing and the loud bombing ... every once in awhile there's a good film, but not very many," Wilder sad during the 92nd Street Y interview.
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Every once in awhile, but much more often than he'd like, Avi Ehrlich scrolls through Instagram and stops at a targeted ad for his own clients' work.
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Every once in awhile, Kořínek said, he comes into Absintherie and finds that one of the portraits of famous absinthe drinkers has been pilfered from the wall.
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" Scaramucci, at the press briefing, said he and Priebus were like brothers "where we rough each other up once in awhile ... but he is a dear friend.
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Sure, we all overeat once in awhile, but Laura describes a trance-like state, which often begins with a small portions and turns into hours of eating.
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Walgreens already offers walk-in clinics in some of its stores, though those tend to serve coughs, colds and flu and are typically used once in awhile.
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Air travel can be a pretty inhumane experience, but every once in awhile a fellow passenger does something that makes the skies feel just a little bit friendlier.
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Video: New Crash Compilations Daily/YouTube HONEYBEES LIKE US Mammals aren't the only group of animals that need to catch up on some z's every once in awhile.
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"We still once in awhile get a car of Vietnamese Buddhists in town from Winnipeg that find an old address listed on the internet," says owner Menno Versteeg.
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Not completely gone, I'll hear back from him if I contact him first and maybe even see him once in awhile, but he's no longer making an effort.
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It's hard to tell whether she's enjoying being pissed on, but she's making no effort to avoid the stream, and once in awhile, she'll gulp a little down.
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If someone smokes pot once in awhile and doesn't have any medical issues, for example, the doctor might just file away that information and not bring it up.
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"You don't need to be part of Leonardo DiCaprio's entourage to enjoy the theater or a VIP art opening or an NBA game once in awhile," says Gachman.
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However, every once in awhile, we would go to a sushi restaurant to have family dinner, and it was the most warm and comforting time of my childhood.
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But every once in awhile, those wishes come true IRL, like in the tale of one man who figured out how to turn his wife's Pinterest dreams into reality.
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But every once in awhile, I find the Hermione Granger inside of me swearing that magic is the only possible explanation for something out of the ordinary that happens.
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I usually walk the same route every day, though once in awhile, I'll take a left instead of a right, and find myself with a new set of mysteries.
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Even though we're doing scientific research on it, we get to harvest it to eat every once in awhile and that's a lot of fun for us as well.
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I don't have to buy a membership, I don't have to interact with people, and every once in awhile it reminds me how good exercise can make you feel.
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Both had an affinity for better Russian-American relations, but that certainly wasn't the purpose of her trip to the U.S. that was something they discussed once in awhile.
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If you want to update your look, replace some better-loved items, or just see something different in there every once in awhile, spring sales are a welcome event.
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Self-made billionaires, including tech entrepreneur Mark Cuban, Microsoft founder Bill Gates and Virgin Group founder Richard Branson have also preached the importance of failing every once in awhile.
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Speaking to the New York Times last week, Trump said; I think it would have been easier because I see every once in awhile somebody says, 'Well, the popular vote.
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Harness the sheer power of your awkwardness to become an Internet meme of your own ("MacBook Pro, baby") and for Pete's sake, let yourself eat some dairy once in awhile.
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Even though I have high blood sugar, and try to avoid sweets, every once in awhile I allow myself a really nice cupcake, or a particularly fancy piece of cake.
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Today, things are different: He still gives talks every once in awhile, but since 9/11, since iPhones took over our lives, people have stopped caring about their spiritual development.
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Every once in awhile, the movie will cut from whatever is happening at the Lodges' house to whatever madness is going on outside the home of their new black neighbors.
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Apple has long focused on making sure its App Store and services are safe spaces, sometimes to the chagrin of users who just want to ducking vent once in awhile.
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She also let's her skin breath by forgoing makeup once in awhile: "That break is necessary to keep the skin looking fresh, which help you not look so tired," she said.
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Once in awhile he has these sort of night terrors where he wakes up upset, and it takes him a minute to recognize where he is and who is holding him.
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Every once in awhile, I liked to click through The Selby's 2010 photo tour of the home she shared with her husband and daughter to reacquaint myself with her aesthetic world.
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You're welcome, whether you're a trained chef and just created deep-fried foie gras with champagne foam, or if you just like to enjoy a lard sandwich every once in awhile.
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I'm trying to interview him in his office, but every once in awhile another programmer will pop his head in and ask a technical question I couldn't even begin to understand.
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You know every once in awhile if you are lucky, there's that taste that ruins you in the best of ways and leaves a mark on your palate completely and forever?
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Adults seem to forget that young people partake in those three things, leading to controversy, but every once in awhile, adult outrage stems from something deeper than just shock and awe.
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"The hardest part is every once in awhile I'll see something that reminds me of him and like now I start choking up and I miss him," he told the station.
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But every once in awhile, the Assistant might reply to a question you didn't ask, or it might accidentally record a snippet of a conversation you didn't want it to hear.
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Finally, and we know this probably goes without saying, but you could gently remind her to take some bleach and a sponge to her tub and scrub like hell once in awhile.
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But every once in awhile, we get lucky—some bigwig decides we deserve to see the bloopers, outtakes, and deleted scenes never meant for the general public, and a cinematic gem is born.
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His decade-long practice of French technique comes out every once in awhile, like in his braised beef cheeks served in a salsa verde, but his food will never, ever veer into fusion.
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Live large in the cheap seats "You don't need to be part of Leonardo DiCaprio's entourage to enjoy the theater or a VIP art opening or an NBA game once in awhile," says Gachman.
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The special orders in both the sentencing and bail seem to show a clear message to other parents: Your kids need to see a medical doctor once in awhile, and especially if they're sick.
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Growing up, Calvin lived in a large complex with his family — and once in awhile, according to his testimony before Canadian officials, members of rival terrorist groups would stay in its secret hiding places.
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If you're the type to track your stats (which I do think is important to do every now and then, mostly to see how far you've come), change it up every once in awhile.
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Every once in awhile, something really awful happens, and it's usually because the GOP is in an election year and they have a habit of finding an "other" and painting a target on them.
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"Every once in awhile when we film up here, the producers find that I've snuck away and I'm laying in my bed watching TV," Medley tells ET from the comfort of her king-size mattress.
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We do have to flirt and negotiate with brands once in awhile, but we don't really have access to that infrastructure—it's like an illusion that it exists, or that you have access to it.
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And every once in awhile we are gifted a glance into a relationship so random — so truly random — that it makes us reevaluate the very idea of what it means to be in a relationship.
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And, on those lines, here's hoping that every critic gets invited to the show, and that Mr. Slimane is willing to talk about it — not ad infinitum, but every once in awhile, and without restrictions.
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But it is true that uncertainty, particularly about the future, can be extremely anxiety-producing, even if it does come along with a side of getting to lay at home and loudly moan once in awhile.
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Thankfully, every once in awhile, someone enters the exclusive ranks of the industry and shakes things up (a secret weapon, if you will); think what Yves Saint Laurent did for style, or Irving Penn for imagery.
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And I know it sounds like somebody who's complaining about a sport that they're fairly decent at but every once in awhile, you think, you know what, I just want to take a little step back.
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Summer vacations found her planted firmly in her beach chair, cigarette dangling from her mouth, chatting with the other young moms, for long afternoons, every once in awhile yelling at us to come in closer to shore.
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This study still ricochets around the internet every once in awhile as proof that Americans are less interested in driving than they used to be, or that more Americans are moving into cities with better transit options.
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The show encourages exploration of essential parts of our humanity — interdependence, fear, pain, and love — and acknowledges that catharsis is something we all need once in awhile, whether through the making of artwork or in the viewing.
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After initially suggesting that Republicans should "fight" the NRA "every once in awhile" and look into several gun-control measures, Trump soon backed away from supporting heightened background checks and raising the age limit for rifle purchases.
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"I don't know if all addicts share the same mindset, but your first instinct is to deny it and say, 'No, like, I take an extra every once in awhile, but it's not a problem,'" he explains.
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Cut at an angle, gently pulling the meat every once in awhile to check that you're staying close to the spine (but make sure you're actually cutting with the knife; never tear the meat with your hands).
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As the years went on, "Game of Thrones" became a weird stepchild within my own family, one that only demanded Daddy's time every once in awhile — but at those times did so to a pretty dominant degree.
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" After spending five seasons on The Walking Dead, which is currently in it's eighth season, and appearing on the show's soundtrack with "The Parting Glass," Kinney says she tunes in to the show's new episodes "once in awhile.
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The Curry family can obviously afford a full-time chef should they choose to employ one, so Ayesha's practically a saint for even bothering once in awhile, much less making it such an integral part of their life.
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Some say that just having a short read every once in awhile can help you benefit from the energy the cosmos are pushing towards you, but I believe that horoscopes can be a waste of money and time.
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It's an all year, week to week, day by day kind of experience, and yet you choose to treat it as a foreign entity that crops up once in awhile, and only in the most blatantly violent of ways.
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So it was a good experience once in awhile to be on TV. But the CNN job happened because Howie Kurtz went from CNN to Fox, CNN needed to fill the Reliable Sources time slot, they had auditions on the air.
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Penny and Sparrow is a duo—Andy Baxter and Kyle Jahnke—from Austin, Texas who are helping to revive modern Americana with their soft sound and heart-wrenching lyrics about modern day life, traveling, and, every once in awhile, Les Miserables.
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But I should mention every once in awhile I meet a baby boomer-aged cab driver from the far right of the political spectrum (hawkish) who tells me he would welcome a pre-emptive strike on North Korea, damn the consequences!
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They talk about the kind of people I grew up with, that raised me, fed me, hauled me around to soccer practice, eyeballed the tattooed boys I brought home, and whupped my ass once in awhile when I got lippy.
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"Every once in awhile a new ecosystem or a new idea or meme comes along that people get infatuated with," Periscope CEO Kayvon Beykpour told Motherboard in a phone interview, discussing the hype surrounding bots that followed Zuckerberg's keynote address.
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But once in awhile — you could always tell from the slight melancholy in the subject's eyes as she watched her hair get chopped and dyed — she wished she could leap back into the dumpster and rescue her discarded clothes, her discarded identity.
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But if you want to get to know the REAL Vegas, the one with the growing hip-hop scene, restaurants owned by locals, and some damn fine desert and mountain scenery, you might have to venture AWAY from the Strip once in awhile.
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You kind of get it wrong and every once in awhile there's a criticism or a discussion of something that's very complicated, whether it's about Bill Barr or it's about the Mueller report or it's about some case that I handled. Right.
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Shame, driven into us at a young age, keeps most of us from ever mentioning what's happening to our insides, but once in awhile a strange creature—a mad pooper, if you will—comes along and announces exactly what they're doing to that stall.
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But if we can, once in awhile, tone down the cynicism—and usually we shouldn't—it looks like Porter is going to Washington for some legit reasons and not the ones that can sometimes lure recruits like him away from the Kentucky/UNC/Duke axis (you know, wink, wink).
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So for me I never really had a mentor to really learn from but more recently I've been back in forth with Timberland he hit me up a couple years ago on Instagram and he became a fan of my music and he'd call me every once in awhile literally out the blue.
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Either way, the confession serves as a solid reminder to all of us: No matter how perfect an acrylic manicure makes your nails look on the outside, it's good to take a fake nail break every once in awhile — a week off every two months is ideal — to maintain healthy tips on the inside, too.
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And while it might not be realistic to unplug for hours at a time, she says you should make a point to do so once in awhile—even if that breather is as short as leaving your phone in the car while you grocery shop or taking it off the table while you're eating dinner.
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I couldn't tell what was going on, so I texted Matt about it, and he told me the story of the Tree Man, a guy from around the neighborhood who would climb up into the tree outside Matt's living room window in Brooklyn once in awhile and kind of tunelessly sing songs to it.
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"Just like if you're in your car, and you've got your turn signal on and you're behind a car with its turn signal on, every once in awhile the turn signals sort of appear to sync up and fall out of sync," Noah Petro, deputy project scientist for NASA's Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter mission, tells The Verge.
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"We don't want them just going aside to do work and talking to scientists only once in awhile," explains We want to be sure that the scientists are able to interact with the artists and vice versa so that they're able to participate into the science, learn from the experience, and have that trickle into the work they're doing.
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Apps that are in a suspended state aren't actively in use, open, or taking up system resources Of course, it's always a good idea to check your app settings every once in awhile to make sure that the apps that are using your location actually need it — as location services tend to use up the most battery.
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Know what's below Every once in awhile, a pilot will turn on the intercom and say, "Ladies and gentlemen, for those of you seated on the right side of the plane, you'll see the Grand Canyon…" The landmark is different every time, but you usually have a minute or two to ogle some recognizable feature – before it's whisked away forever.
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On the first song, D.R.E.D. never seems to quite catch up to the beat, but the second song, "More to Life," has a good message (there's more to life than the paper, including loving babies and smoking weed once in awhile; can't argue with that) and shows that D.R.E.D.'s greater talent is coasting on more melodic flows, with a sound a lot like Atlanta's YFN Lucci.
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You just won't, and what's more, you'll never have time to catch up on every aspect and angle of your favorite genre, because time will keep marching on, artists will keep making new art, and you've got to pay rent and walk the dog and remember to eat a fucking salad once in awhile on top of all of that active listening, and it's all Sisyphean at best.
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