"It's too great an opportunity for her to pass up and WWE to pass up ... it's a match made in heaven."
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And don't pass up the adorable KitchenAid Stand Mixer Cover.
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Don't pass up your chance to go big — $100,000 big.
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It's an affordable home security option you shouldn't pass up.
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Here are beauty deals you'd be foolish to pass up.
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We know our readers can't pass up a great deal.
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It was just too much for us to pass up.
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I also can't pass up a bag of blood oranges.
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The G.O.P. would be stupid to pass up this opportunity.
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At $1.49 per pound, that bargain's hard to pass up.
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I can't pass up a chance for Pliny on tap.
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Their chicken and dumplings are too good to pass up!
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As an athlete, how do you pass up the Olympics?
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Pass up the offer, he may never get another chance.
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A Phil Simms reprieve is too tempting to pass up.
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He also knows to never pass up a sunset selfie.
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"The exposure was too good to pass up," says Scudder.
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As a fan, I could not pass up the opportunity.
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"You don't pass up opportunities like this," Mr. Polunsky said.
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And I never pass up a column by Maureen Dowd.
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But Cole was too special to pass up, he said.
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For most farmers, this was too much to pass up.
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At that price, it's a tough deal to pass up.
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The confluence of interests seemed too much to pass up.
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For conservatives, that's a win we can't afford to pass up.
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Spending eternity next to Marilyn is too sweet to pass up.
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"This was an opportunity I couldn't pass up," she tells archdigest.com.
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Not my fave meal, but I can't pass up free food.
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Don't pass up this opportunity to compete with the very best.
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Some of these bargains are just too good to pass up!
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PT — and these deals are way too good to pass up.
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What activist worth their salt could pass up such an opportunity?
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So we couldn't pass up the fish sandwich at Burger King.
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The deals were too good to pass up, so they bought.
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Christian Fischer chipped the pass up the boards to spring Keller.
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Her nostrils assaulted (how could she be faulted?)Pass up pastrami?
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"It's something I couldn't pass up," the commissioner said, without elaborating.
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He also thinks the opportunity is too huge to pass up.
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It seemed like too good of an offer to pass up.
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Was the media skewing a story too good to pass up?
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It was just too tempting a trade-off to pass up.
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IT IS RARE for James Bond to pass up a martini.
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But, even so, let us not pass up on trying again.
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The next morning, I pass up dreamcatcher-making for challah baking.
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I would never pass up an offer for Aunt Hilda's food.
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Dancing to "Otis" with Bey is just something you don't pass up.
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Click ahead for the deals that are too good to pass up.
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Photo: APIt was a story that was too good to pass up.
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"And I can never pass up a good poop joke," laughs Cetta.
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There are some sales that are just to good to pass up.
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And that moment with Bartiromo was just too good to pass up.
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Chipotle is next door and it sounds too good to pass up.
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"The issue is too important for the Supreme Court to pass up."
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Lucic sprung the Oilers captain with a long pass up the middle.
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That's too delectable of a device for Jonathan Nolan to pass up.
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But that does not mean that Congress should pass up open layups.
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Who would pass up a chance to flex space-aged superhuman strength?
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An office diet It's hard to pass up all those breakroom snacks.
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Although it's hard to pass up a bodice-ripper featuring Grover Cleveland.
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Like many a nerd, I can't pass up a good haunted house.
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Or for adults who can't pass up a killer Star Wars mask.
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Lifting the ban may be too good an opportunity to pass up.
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But Trump apparently can't pass up this opportunity to score against California.
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Cheap money is nearly impossible for a growing business to pass up.
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Williams argued it would be "foolish" to pass up the sidecar deals.
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Once inside, the ladies couldn't pass up the opportunity for a photo together.
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"It is too big of an opportunity to pass up," the source said.
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We'll never pass up a chance to play with our food as adults.
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Most Americans may think the president's offer was too good to pass up.
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We originally wanted omakase, but their chirashi looked too good to pass up.
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That combination made moving into the country look too good to pass up.
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We pass up life-changing experiences because we're on track to become partner.
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"That's definitely not something that I want to pass up on," Hovland said.
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Shakespeare, because who would pass up the opportunity to have dinner with Shakespeare?
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This is what Xi fears most, and we shouldn't pass up that leverage.
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It might be hard for buyers to pass up the entire property, though.
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And for others, the opportunity for experience wasn't one they could pass up.
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"I really hope that she doesn't pass up that opportunity," Collins said Tuesday.
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Narrator: It&aposs hard to pass up the smell of freshly brewed coffee.
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The juicy discounts seen in Hong Kong have been too good to pass up.
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Just like every other startup, until the offer is too good to pass up.
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The opportunity to bring the podcast to television was too good to pass up.
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Best Buy is offering some great discounts that are too enticing to pass up.
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But he couldn't pass up the chance to work with Lynch one more time.
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Did you think Dove Cameron would pass up the role of Cher in Clueless?
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Ahead are all of the limited-time Amazon deals you absolutely can't pass up.
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And I'm not one to pass up a Keira Knightley film this heavily stylized.
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But we know that guys like Cruz never pass up a chance to celebrate.
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And the reality that Hill House offers is one that Liv can't pass up.
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I'm trying to save, but these are too good a deal to pass up!
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The Coolest Cooler's price tag of $165-$185 was too good to pass up.
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Sanders' campaign, however, believes the deal is too good for states to pass up.
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Stiller couldn't pass up the opportunity to flaunt their skills on his Instagram account.
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"I'm sorry about all these boxes," Jack said the next pass up the ramp.
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The best American gymnasts or volleyball players would not pass up an Olympic opportunity.
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The growing revenues and margins of the space are too compelling to pass up.
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The opportunity to label the WSJ "fake news" proved too hard to pass up.
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But let us not pass up this opportunity to celebrate a budding casual romance.
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"I didn't want to pass up the opportunity to visit the site," he said.
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Longtime enemies and disapproving predecessors could not pass up the chance to weigh in.
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"I chose to pass up being at the stadium tonight," he told the audience.
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You might still decide that this is an opportunity too good to pass up.
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But Klobuchar, too, found the opportunity to whack Bloomberg too appealing to pass up.
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We decided that the opportunity was just too good for her to pass up.
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But Apple's promise of a billion devices worldwide was too good to pass up.
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Scepticism is healthy but the chance for progress is too good to pass up.
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Some people stalk The Flight Deal until something amazing appears that you can't pass up.
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Walmart's was the lone offer, he said, and it was too good to pass up.
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And despite the risks they were taking, this was an opportunity they couldn't pass up.
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Under current law, a taxpayer can pass up to $2003 million to heirs tax free.
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It's nearly impossible to pass up sweet treats during the holidays—especially when they're free!
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The opportunity for the alleged assassins may simply have been too good to pass up.
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Yes, the third - Butte will not pass up the opportunity to start the party early.
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Find it impossible to pass up a good sale even if you're low on cash?
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Don't pass up the chance to have extraordinary experiences because you buy into these myths.
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Then there were the select few who couldn't pass up the chance for a pun.
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I'm not going to pass up that opportunity, but it's nothing sour by any means.
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We found quite a few Black Friday sales that you won't want to pass up.
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However, she wasn't going to pass up an opportunity to work with Glazer and Jacobson.
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For the remote dungeon master, the ease of use is too good to pass up.
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Under current rules, a taxpayer can pass up to $5.45 million to heirs tax-free.
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Topman: Jackets and coats: This black oversized moto jacket is too rad to pass up.
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When in Dallas, we never pass up an opportunity to shop at Forty Five Ten.
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In other words, it all adds up to a Wonderful investment he can't pass up.
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Free air travel to countries across the globe is a hard deal to pass up.
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Yet the opportunity to erase years of bad policy is too valuable to pass up.
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Credit cards often come with sign-on deals that feel too good to pass up.
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Like we're going to pass up a chance to hear Beyoncé get her roar on.
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You shouldn't pass up a chance to embrace one of the coolest bands still working.
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But Krispy Kreme may prove too appetizing for others to pass up without a fight.
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"I never pass up the chance to make a joke, visual or otherwise," he adds.
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How could Trump pass up a chance to stick it in the eye of Comey?
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It's OK to pass up a job offer if it doesn't adhere to your vision.
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The biggest line on the board, and it's too enticing to pass up — sorry, Terriers.
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But DeMint was adamant, insisting that this was an opportunity Heritage should not pass up.
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It helps him decide which opportunities to jump on and which ones to pass up.
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But Mike Williams, the top receiver on the board, proved too enticing to pass up.
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My tank is more than halfway full, but I can't pass up a good deal.
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DOHA (Reuters Breakingviews) - Why did Qatar pass up the chance to invest in Saudi Aramco?
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For someone like Bannon, that's going to be too good a scenario to pass up.
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The promise of social interaction in virtual reality is just way too exciting to pass up.
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Set your OOO and get a cat/plant/dog sitter — you can't pass up this deal.
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Never one to pass up a good laugh, Clooney delivers a scripted message to hilarious perfection.
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Of course Zoolander couldn't pass up the opportunity to flaunt their skills on his Instagram account.
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But it also means digital publications pass up on the "value of engagement" that comments bring.
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Last spring, Leonardo Galvez got an offer from JetSmarter that seemed too good to pass up.
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American banks and companies would then reluctantly pass up the chance to compete for lucrative business.
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As a lifelong baseball fan, it was a dream opportunity that I simply couldn't pass up.
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But just because thick eyebrows are back, doesn't mean you should pass up on brow grooming.
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She is not the gold digging opportunist, willing to pass up real love for something shiny.
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And Billy, 45, didn't pass up the opportunity to congratulate his daughter on the personal milestone.
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Can special circumstances be made when an opportunity is simply far too good to pass up?
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We get it: Sometimes cute shoes are too good to pass up, despite the potential pain.
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With prices as low as $19, this is an offer you don't want to pass up.
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These two-for-one tickets are certainly a great deal you won't want to pass up.
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But Tesla's mission to bring electric cars to the masses was one he couldn't pass up.
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By Friday, Mr. Benioff conceded that Twitter was a deal he could afford to pass up.
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I did a few that I couldn't pass up on, but I had a real job.
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Still, would we pass up the chance to try our own hands at Girl Scout sweets?
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It's hard for a bird to pass up the state's temperate clime and stable prey sources.
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But the opportunity is too great for studios to pass up, and Exhibit A is Disney.
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If the Olympics help us find such a formula, we should not pass up the opportunity.
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The idea that we'll all wake up from this nightmare is too tempting to pass up.
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That's apparently too big of a prize for Exxon to pass up — depressed markets or not.
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Ewing, in turn, could not pass up the chance to rib Mullin for his dark suit.
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I was trying to not spend any money today, but this is too good to pass up.
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But, once in a while, that perfect deal comes around that's just too good to pass up.
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That may be too good an opportunity to showcase North Korean prowess for Kim to pass up.
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But after discussing the offer with her parents she decided it was too good to pass up.
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Until it does, I hope that Australians will pass up Facebook's "send us your naked pictures" test.
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The under-$50 price tag mixed with really solid design is just something I can't pass up.
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With a deal too good to pass up, the PeopleStyle editors can't help but start shopping either.
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Prescott was under pressure, rolled out to his right and hung the pass up in the air.
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But we have to admit, these new Disney-themed lip balms are too adorable to pass up.
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Devoted followers of fashion don't often pass up an invitation to dress up — like, really dress up.
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She decided she couldn't pass up the opportunity once Kashuv began promoting the event on social media.
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For Butter, the chance to have access to all those customers was too good to pass up.
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Here are five deals on Bluetooth speakers that are too good to pass up: Now 219.99% off.
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There's something about the new styles of high-waisted pants that are too good to pass up.
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Applicants must now get 80 percent of the answers correct to pass, up from 73 percent previously.
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"How could I pass up the opportunity to own the world's premiere beauty pageant?" he later wrote.
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For those in search of new sources of alpha, the potential is too good to pass up.
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Never known to pass up such a juicy opportunity to stir up trouble, the Russians happily obliged.
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David Savard fed a quick pass up the boards by Detroit players Frans Nielsen and Jonathan Ericsson.
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He seemed to think that that was just a golden opportunity he didn't want to pass up.
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They're just too good to pass up — plus I did the math, flawed as it might be.
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"I wouldn't pass up the opportunity to cross examine Stormy Daniels in a million years," he said.
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It was on sale on Amazon for $5 off, and I can never pass up a deal.
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This one was just too good to pass up, and pet owners are going to love it.
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The opportunity to buy Oncor, which has almost 10 million customers, proved too enticing to pass up.
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And the country's huge market of 1.3 billion people may simply be too tempting to pass up.
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Now that's what we call daylight savings (LOL, like we were going to pass up that opportunity).
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If you're still a fan of receiving monthly subscriptions, this is a deal you can't pass up.
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I couldn't pass up the opportunity to briefly escape the humidity with a dip in the water.
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I'm not one for horror movies, but the reviews on this one are too good to pass up.
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Of course it would be great if Apple took a smaller cut — who would pass up free money?
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Considering a normal subscription is $7.99 per month, this new offer is seriously too good to pass up.
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But since I've had the past 2561.91 days off, I know I can't pass up on work today.
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"I have that opportunity to be that person now and I'm not going to pass up that opportunity."
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But, in the end, the deal was deemed by Shipt management to be too good to pass up.
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"The risk/reward profile on this stock quite frankly is just too good to pass up," he said.
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But the opportunity to pay honor to the event was too great to pass up for the couple.
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There's something about the combination of crunchy bread and smooth avocado that's just too good to pass up.
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While the world awaited answers, people couldn't pass up the opportunity to make some quality Vanilla Ice jokes.
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We intuited that it would be an investment in a future that we'd be foolish to pass up.
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So, would Vince REALLY pass up the opportunity to sign a big star like Bowe over some littering?!
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For someone like that, ripping off Lego sets may have been a racket too profitable to pass up.
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Even if the XL isn't included in the monthly promotion, this is a tough deal to pass up.
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Superhero, blockbuster superstar, and everyman Chris Pratt isn't one to pass up on the chance to get pampered.
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Unfortunately, the arbitrage trades may pass up also "meaningless" price moves to the securities in the ETF portfolios.
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If you happen to be in Russia, I wouldn't pass up the chance to go to a banya.
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"It was a really special opportunity that I just couldn't pass up," Mr. Veneciano said in an interview.
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The Rangers backed away early over price, but by late February they could not pass up the bargain.
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While each face well-known challenges, Cooperman said their appealing valuations made them too good to pass up.
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The opportunity to develop this partnership with HBC to explore this trend was too good to pass up.
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I am addicted to poetry, but the truth is I cannot pass up a good hard-boiled mystery.
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Stephen Colbert couldn't pass up the opportunity to make a few lowbrow puns based on the reported crimes.
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If a connected device is too appealing to pass up, take precautions before putting it in little hands.
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Flip through the photos to see the stars as pups that are just too precious to pass up.
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As for Thundering Blue, Menuisier said the chance to compete in Japan was too good to pass up.
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And, of course, he had never been one to pass up the chance for a dramatic press conference.
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Enter the coupon code 20SAVE20 at checkout and you'll find it hard to pass up these great deals.
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We're never ones to pass up a good ghost story, so we couldn't resist rounding up our favorite responses.
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It just happens to be on sale today and combined with the free shipping it's impossible to pass up.
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We've rounded up the hottest festive finds that are both budget friendly and way too adorable to pass up.
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Nor should the Supreme Court pass up the case in the hopes that Congress will act, the brief said.
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He doesn't pass up a single chance to put down the other players, venomously commenting on their every action.
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Trust a Trump establishment not to pass up a golden opportunity to screw you out of some extra cash.
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I couldn't pass up clicking on Pingus when I saw it in the app store, and it didn't disappoint.
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Your favorite retailers are all offering ridiculously good sales right now that are way too good to pass up.
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This deal is seriously too good to pass up, but you'll have to hurry because it ends July 16.
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Don't pass up an interesting shade, like green or blue, just because it seems like it's not for you.
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While the efficiency gains are too real to pass up, the technology will have tremendous adverse effects as well.
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Once again, I find that I'm not hungry but I can't pass up a chatty break with my coworkers.
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It's hard for a Scorpio to pass up the chance for psychological warfare, often creating more drama than necessary.
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Mr. Trump can hardly pass up a Twitter opportunity to rail about "fake news," especially in the "failing" Times.
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For a certain sect of mostly young and wealthy Americans, the allure of Uber is hard to pass up.
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In a world where almost nothing is fun anymore, this seems like too good an opportunity to pass up.
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This is the gold standard of iPad models and its sale price is just too good to pass up.
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If you've got a teddy bear resembling cat or pup, an Ewok costume is too perfect to pass up.
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Many establishment Republicans might just pass up this election in 2018 and not vote for the office at all.
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Here to help toast to the day's festivities are 10 television characters who would never pass up a glass.
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But I went to see The Disaster Artist anyway last week because it looked too fun to pass up.
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To better understand, we asked bosses to share why they've chosen to pass up on promotions for certain employees.
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It seems like Lively and Reynolds never pass up a chance to gush over each other to the media.
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And, as for the cloud, it's simply "too good a story to pass up," the "Mad Money" host said.
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Front Burner One-purpose gadgets do not appeal to me, but this one works too well to pass up.
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The bank argues that an extension through 2018 may be "too good an opportunity for them to pass up."
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Aruba's temperatures usually stay around 80 degrees — making a dip in the water seem too good to pass up.
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Ultimately, Mr. Morgan said, the opportunity to help another budding venture firm grow proved too attractive to pass up.
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For some people, a $50 plane ticket is too good a deal to pass up, even during a pandemic.
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Fiddy didn't pass up the opportunity to promote his Effen vodka ... so that's what he meant by liquidating assets.
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Jim Cramer says you should never pass up any free cash your employer may offer to build for retirement.
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At the same time, rates are so low that bargains being offered by banks are hard to pass up.
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But he and Włodarczyk-Pruszyński felt that this was too significant an opportunity to do good to pass up.
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But stick with it, because you never want to pass up a chance to sneer at H. L. Mencken.
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The House Democratic leader, Representative Nancy Pelosi of California, did not pass up such a gift from the president.
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There are also deals on the Apple iPad Air and iPad Pro that are too good to pass up.
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The SUVs were racing through the streets and swerving in and out of traffic to pass up slower drivers.
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No company executive is going to pass up available revenue based on the worry that governments might do something.
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Baseball isn't in the Olympics until 2020, but this Buster Posey slide is just too good to pass up.
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" She also apologized for chewing gum during part of the video, saying it was just "too good to pass up.
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He wanted to see if Smith would be willing to pass up a Nasdaq listing and join forces with SAP.
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"I know Canelo fights the best and wouldn't pass up the opportunity to face me like others have," Khan said.
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For Lore, the opportunity to join forces with the world's largest retailer was too good to pass up, he said.
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Of course, you may find that you want to switch careers or take an offer you just cannot pass up.
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So when the Insignia 8 quart model came on sale at Best Buy, it was too good to pass up.
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And for some cities and states in its proposed path, it was simply too good a deal to pass up.
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This time I try a charcoal latte, because it's new and I can't pass up a trendy over-priced latte.
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Yes, we know we already gushed about the Google Home yesterday, but this deal was too good to pass up.
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He spotted some bullish options action in the California-based company, and decided it was too good to pass up.
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Considering it just checks in at 24 bucks, there's really no way you can pass up a deal like this.
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While the efficiency gains are real — too real to pass up — the technology will have tremendous adverse effects as well.
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Mischa Barton couldn't pass up the opportunity to relive her days on The O.C. — but this time in real life!
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The food and background were too good to pass up so Jessop held her sandwich out to snap a picture.
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We don't do too much about the already-public, but Microsoft's latest digest was something that we couldn't pass up.
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King Pins Speaking of bootlegs, every week I manage to find one that's just too good to pass up on.
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You should probably just stay home today and go shopping online because these deals are too good to pass up.
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That's right, shopping app RetailMeNot has officially their in-store cash back offer and it's too good to pass up!
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For creatives, like graphic designers, photographers, and video editors, the iMac's improved Retina display is too good to pass up.
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During a recent trip to Jimmy Kimmel, the Broad City duo didn't pass up the chance to play Peeping Betty.
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And I will never pass up the opportunity to dance with her in the aisles of an empty movie theater.
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It was the first time she had purchased a used car, but she said she couldn't pass up the deal.
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With the perks of Amazon's services, it can be hard to pass up free speedy, if not same-day, delivery.
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Basically, no opportunity to strengthen bonds with someone you know, or even a stranger, is too small to pass up.
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R. mentioned he wants to upgrade his cell phone and has a rebate offer that is hard to pass up.
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Kim and Kanye have decided to try one embryo because it's just too good of an opportunity to pass up.
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Click on to shop the much-anticipated collection for yourself; the story, the style, it's too good to pass up.
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Given the opportunity, few journalists would pass up the chance to ask these urbano stars about their association with him.
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He could not pass up the opportunity to mention his election victory and to plug one of his golf courses.
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Who could pass up the opportunity to solicit band-name advice from members of the Dead Kennedys and Nashville Pussy?
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Even if I'm not a kid anymore, some of these stuffed animals are just way too cute to pass up.
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Future debates and other milestones in the 2020 campaign are opportunities American families can't afford for candidates to pass up.
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Artists have an incentive to sign rather than pass up a client who could be a billboard for their work.
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It is something I deeply care about and I couldn't pass up a chance to be a part of it.
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Built early last century, it pivots at its center to allow boats to pass up and down the Hackensack River.
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I get the City Coat I've had in my cart all winter, with a sale price I can't pass up.
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But few major — or even mid-sized — cities will pass up the opportunity to bid on such a mammoth project.
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Aside from the convenience it affords, the prospect of splitting rent and utility bills is too seductive to pass up.
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She dropped out of the University of California, Irvine, when she saw the money was too good to pass up.
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"We couldn't pass up the opportunity to do this," said Enrique Lores, President of HP's Imaging, Printing and Solutions business.
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We often pass up that super cheap cup of deli joe and choose to splurge a little more at Starbucks.
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But nobody on This Is Us ever met a grand romantic gesture they couldn't pass up, so here we go.
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According to Guerrero-Saade, occasionally, companies might find it hard to pass up on the public attention that some research gets.
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That's nearly 50% off, which is a deal that's just too good to pass up — especially with school starting again soon.
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If a laundromat suddenly offers free washing and drying service for one day, it's a gift some people can't pass up.
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We've got you covered with this Brain Booster Bundle, a set of online courses that are too cheap to pass up.
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While the clothes are the main event at fashion month, we never pass up the chance to try new beauty tricks.
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And then I said yes, because I knew it was too amazing an opportunity—too rare an opportunity—to pass up.
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During the two-hour finale, Rachel and her fiancé got job offers in Seattle that were too good to pass up.
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If enacted into law, Oregon's new vaccine rule would still allow parents to pass up on shots for legitimate medical exemptions.
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My friend and his girlfriend invited us over and we couldn't pass up the opportunity for someone to cook for us.
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Given those relationships, the chance to partner with the Rams—newly relocated from St. Louis—was too important to pass up.
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Explaining the Morgan Stanley investment in a letter to clients, Ubben said the stock was simply too cheap to pass up.
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Not one to pass up a potentially lucrative market, for example, Amazon last year introduced its own game engine called Lumberyard.
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So, while this is a good time to plan ahead, don't pass up this opportunity to incite changes in yourself, either.
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So if you're looking for the best kitchen products and electronics, we have deals that are too good to pass up.
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I had no money for college and had to pass up my dream school because the price tag was too high.
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AT&T said it would not withhold shows because the licensing revenue from Time Warner was too valuable to pass up.
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If you have a dining hall that allows you to take home small items like these, never pass up the opportunity.
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The company initially planned to build rentals, he said, but the demand for new condominiums was too good to pass up.
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"We don't ever, ever want to pass up it seems an opportunity to escalate, and that's what this is," he said.
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"We don't ever, ever want to pass up, it seems, an opportunity to escalate, and that's what this is," he said.
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Naturally, people didn't pass up the opportunity to poke fun at the Facebook CEO, and quality FACEBOOK memes are rolling out.
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Plus, with all these free must-have summer beauty products, there's no way you can pass up a deal this good.
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When this opportunity came up, because I was obviously in the Fox world it was something that I couldn't pass up.
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They don't really seem to have any chemistry, but the couple nickname Lil Grande is just too good to pass up.
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There's no lineup or schedule yet, but who can pass up a live broadcast while poolside on a sunny Saturday afternoon?
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We cannot afford to pass up this vital starting place for shared, bipartisan climate action on a serious climate change solution.
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Gretchen didn't pass up the chance to tell Mr. Duvall, North Shore's principal, that her father was behind the frozen pastry.
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Advertising New York media types aren't quick to pass up a party, even one celebrating a book that predicts their demise.
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It was an opportunity that Representative Chris Collins, a Republican from Western New York, believed was too good to pass up.
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Photographs of extreme suffering will continue to be published; few publications will pass up the opportunity to feature a memorable image.
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But at their $280 price tag on Black Friday at Amazon, the Bose QC35II are a hard deal to pass up.
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I used to love going to the grocery store every week, but I really can't pass up free two-hour delivery.
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Pass up no opportunity to hear this young pianist, but especially not at the bargain prices offered by the Peoples' Symphony.
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The potential benefits of facial recognition, and biometric data generally, are just too great for governments and corporations to pass up.
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But for the orangutan foundation, the chance to release as many as 200 orangutans from cages was difficult to pass up.
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But the rewards for YouTubers who promote sites like Mystery Brand are too high for many of them to pass up.
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It's hard to pass up what's right in front of you, especially when it's food you couldn't afford on your own dime.
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If spending $170 will lower my energy bill and let me control the temperature from my phone, that's hard to pass up.
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You're out of excuses this time, especially when you find out about this hard to pass up deal on a Mondly subscription.
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Always highly attuned to optics, Trump wasn't likely to pass up the opportunity to stare into the North from the observation platform.
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Or maybe, this time around, the chance to win Mega Millions's massive $1.6 billion jackpot is just too hard to pass up.
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Acciari intercepted a clearing pass up the wall near the Florida bench and beat Smith for his fourth goal at 2:03.
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We've selected five of the absolute best deals available for Prime Day across all categories — one's that you really shouldn't pass up.
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And Waymo, never one to pass up a marketing opportunity, has even featured a softball interview with Metz on its Medium page.
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Once that happens, the Heat do one of the most underrated things in basketball: pass up good shots to get great ones.
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Our favorite stores are offering really great deals on must-have spring break items that are truly too good to pass up.
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Though Samuel may be too cool for his mother in a party costume, he's definitely not about to pass up some snuggles.
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She could have easily sent an assistant to run the errand for her, but who would pass up a trip to Target?
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Considering the three products alone ring in at over 50 bucks, the entire kit is a deal too good to pass up.
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Plus, when a $698 Kate Spade purse is on sale for under $200, it's one of those things you can't pass up.
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So she just couldn't pass up the opportunity to get a laugh out of Val Zherelyev before they wed on June 30.
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The massive shopping holiday, happening right now on July 15 and 16, has tons of deals you don't want to pass up.
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Thankfully, if you're in the market for a new desktop computer, Amazon has a deal that's almost too good to pass up.
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They pass up the obvious chances at misogyny, gay-panic jokes (so easy, given the several crotch-groping gags), and racist barbs.
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It was the lowest price we'd ever seem on the mini console and it was a deal too good to pass up.
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Holland, who plays Spidey in "Spider-Man: Homecoming," and Z, who plays his classmate, MJ ... couldn't pass up the perfect photo op.
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Now, I still wouldn't pass up a couple of free weekend passes for 2018 — especially now that Beyoncé is confirmed to headline.
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Because getting ahead of next season's hottest styles for less (and we mean way less) is a deal we can't pass up.
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Grace talked about having mixed emotions about playing such a controversial figure but knew the role was too good to pass up.
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The 50th anniversary only comes once, so don't pass up on the opportunity to show your love for space and space exploration.
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I'm tragically in the latter group, and yet I still lack the self-control to pass up on a slice of cheesecake.
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The network has been criticized for its decision to pass up the story, which affected numerous women affected by the producer's behavior.
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And for someone who has spent his entire adult life aspiring to be president, that's a very hard prospect to pass up.
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With all of these features and a sale price of just $149, it's hard to pass up on such an incredible deal.
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But could I really pass up an excuse to go and hang out with dogs for a day to prove their theory?
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The snake's preferred surroundings apparently also include suburban chain restaurants, because even a venomous reptile can't pass up a loaded baked potato.
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"We don't ever, ever want to pass up, it seems, an opportunity to escalate," Cleaver said, chastising the lawmakers on the floor.
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I also get a small cinnamon roll for G. and me to share, because it just looks too good to pass up!
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She told me that, though she never had considered teaching before being offered the position, it was too good to pass up.
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Our reporter explains why the 2012 Republican presidential candidate felt that a Senate campaign in Utah was too good to pass up.
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Contemporary historians dispute virtually every aspect of Turner's argument, but its sheer convenience made the narrative he created hard to pass up.
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Rubinstein, a dumpling of four feet eleven, was never one to pass up a weight-loss opportunity, so she preferred to walk.
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The opportunity to work with one of the most prestigious firms on Wall Street was too good to pass up, he said.
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But I was single anyway, and decided the chance to pay off my loans was too good an opportunity to pass up.
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Despite Bieber's age, the clip was too compelling for TMZ to pass up, and Dasrath was involved in efforts to procure it.
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Comtois spun and fired a pass up the center of the ice to a wide-open Silfverberg breaking toward to the net.
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And we felt that from the long view, we couldn't pass up getting this young pitcher who we think that highly of.
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Ms. Klobuchar's snow-blanketed kickoff rally turned into a briefly viral moment that Mr. Trump simply couldn't pass up, the operative said.
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And with that beautiful tidbit, I couldn't pass up the opportunity to mention a role think he could humanize the hell out of.
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So of course, attending the ACM Awards dressed up as a full-blown cartoonish cowgirl was too great a temptation to pass up.
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In honor of our planet, the PCMag Shop is offering discounts on refurbished computers and accessories — savings you won't want to pass up.
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That&aposs in part because of rising gas prices, stagnant middle class wages and deals that are still too good to pass up.
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More than three in four New York City voters said in a recent Quinnipiac University poll that he should pass up a run.
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Luckily, "it was love at no sight," he says, adding that he knew he couldn't pass up the space's unique layout and location.
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Capshare hit profitability in May, so it didn't need to sell, but having a big public Solium was too good to pass up.
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That's a profit center that any faker would be foolish to pass up, especially after establishing that it has worked in the past.
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About £120bn ($150bn) of traded goods pass up and down Jubilee Way to and from the port each year, 17% of Britain's total.
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It's not until March, but the sale at Christmas was too good to pass up, so I'll stash it away until it's time.
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But I got to know the Kleiner folks through that process and it was too compelling to pass up [when they reached out].
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CNBC's Jim Cramer on Tuesday told a "Mad Money" viewer that he should pass up a stock like iRobot in this market environment.
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He cast the race in historic terms on Wednesday, telling the crowd not to pass up their chance to affect the country's course.
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He counter-programmed during his convention, unable to pass up a chance to go on the Golf Channel or call into Fox News.
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And Joe didn't pass up on the opportunity to express his love for the mother of his three children on Friday night either.
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Although Stone initially imagined the dress in silver, the way gold complemented her hair color and skin was too good to pass up.
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A classic romantic comedy like Definitely, Maybe is hard to pass up on Valentine's Day, especially with the lead role being Ryan Reynolds.
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"Ghosts in the Shell is a film that asks a lot of existential questions — it was something I couldn't pass up," she shared.
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We are not worthy of a man who'd pass up on the opportunity to be petty just to put smiles on our faces.
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Atlanta is in fifth place in the East and hoping to pass up both Miami and Boston to claim the No. 252.8 seed.
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"It's an opportunity we are not going to pass up, especially since our presence is 100 percent compliant with international rules," he said.
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To many, though, the thought of jumping across town and back in minutes instead of hours is just too great to pass up.
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But the exhortation to smoke more pot — not least, on the way to a pot lab — was simply too enticing to pass up.
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"Y'all really thought he was gonna pass up the greatest city in the world... #TheKingIsHere," point guard Ball tweeted after the news broke.
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But even if you're paying significantly less, you won't want to pass up the perks, benefits, and credits your cards can give you.
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And so they find the easy money too good to pass up, says Sterling Raskie, a certified financial planner at Blankenship Financial Planners.
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There are many potential investments we pass up because the numbers make no sense, as is the case with many Internet-based companies.
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But, this looks to be an opportunity that was simply too good to pass up for both Joshua and Martin in this case.
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At restaurants, I'd insist on taking a table in the back corner, and I'd pass up tables in the middle of the room.
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But the reaction to Kern's performance was too good to pass up, Sears says, and the character's storyline was threaded throughout the show.
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But the double-digit returns coins have delivered over the past few years is not something venture capital investors want to pass up.
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With $750 million in public funds for the stadium, it was too good to pass up, especially given the pervading uncertainty in Oakland.
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After the season-ending loss to Arizona State, Ponds announced that he would pass up his senior season to enter the N.B.A. draft.
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I hardly ever travel from JFK since LGA is much closer to my apartment, but I couldn't pass up the deals to LAX.
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A chance to spend warm evenings with live music and to see some of the wonderful parks is too tempting to pass up.
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Kamala Harris is busy running for president, but not so busy that she'd pass up an opportunity to visit actress Mindy Kaling's house.
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McCarthy, despite not being a cast member, was continually invited back because the ratings were too good to pass up for both sides.
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We haven't seen any for half off, like they were on Black Friday, but these deals are still too good to pass up.
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However, FIFA was simply too appetizing a target for the DOJ to pass up, even if the investigation took years longer than usual.
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We'd never pass up the opportunity to share it before it hits the airwaves on Sunday, October 29, so you can watch it below.
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But when they discover Zelda will be gone for the night having dinner at the Blackwoods, it's too good an opportunity to pass up.
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Early in the college season, Jackson tended to hesitate before shooting, or pass up shots in order to put the ball on the floor.
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But if you know what you want, you'll be willing to pass up even brilliant opportunities because ultimately they are distractions from your vision.
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We don't know about you, but it's pretty hard for us to pass up cheap flights — so we're making our fall travel plans ASAP.
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So while it's not exactly a must-watch when it comes to the history of onscreen witches, it's too fun to pass up entirely.
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It's easy to fall into the trap of thinking that you should spend more because the discounts are just too good to pass up.
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I don't really need any groceries but I do find GIANT kiwis that are on sale and look too good to pass up ($2.59).
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Shopping simply feels like too big of an opportunity to pass up, she says, especially considering no one has really nailed mobile shopping yet.
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But not everyone believed Facebook would pass up the chance to collect data, given the company's history of voracious optimization fueled by user data.
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But because Twitter can't pass up a meme when one presents itself, here's what the internet had to say about Trump's bunny photo opp.
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We can never pass up a good deal on a pots and pans set and we're guessing most adults on your list can't either.
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Insel said he couldn't pass up an opportunity to co-found a stealth startup called Mindstrong, which has some exciting research in this area.
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But with the promise of more investment, and with other cities taking advantage of devolution offers, local politicians should not pass up the opportunity.
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Whether you wear a tie every day of the week or only on special occasions, these deals are almost too good to pass up.
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If you match with an offer for 100,000 bonus points through CardMatch and prefer luxury travel, this is a deal you shouldn't pass up.
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Neither was Morris's choice last winter to pass up a chance to sign with Werder Bremen, a German club, to join his hometown Sounders.
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You're targeted for an amazing offerSometime credit card issuers target certain customers with sign-up bonuses that are just too good to pass up.
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Forever 29.90 is known for its affordable and trendy clothing, but scoring them on even deeper discount is a deal we can't pass up.
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While we strenuously object to the proliferation of fake holidays, we will not pass up this excuse to tell America the truth about frankfurters.
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At this rate, he may replace Gary Player as golf's global ambassador, but for Dunne, the financial benefits are too lucrative to pass up.
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The FDA rule changes, the continued improvement of the Broaden patients, and the potential gains, he says, make it too ripe to pass up.
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"The cool vibe of a food hall" is hard to pass up, even if nobody there will give you a list of their vaccinations.
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She also didn't want to pass up the opportunity to be part of this group of women — a point made by others as well.
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Finally, I go to the baby section and find an adorable purple tie-dye romper for my niece that I just can't pass up.
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Yes, we believe that people tend to act in their self-interest and don't usually pass up obvious opportunities to make themselves better off.
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Any woman who can't pass up a new Pinterest recipe has definitely had her eye on a KitchenAid: the diamond necklace of kitchen appliances.
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But as tensions intensify, China's standing as by far the global leader in fireworks exports might make too rich a target to pass up.
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A study by Harvard neuroscientists Diana Tamir and Jason Mitchell found that people would pass up money for the opportunity to talk about themselves.
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Here are 22 (count 'em!) deals on computers, TVs, home security cameras, and more that are too good to pass up for Cyber Monday.
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"To me, this core is too good to pass up — you've got to at least try to build something around this group," Dipoto said.
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Landeskog had the puck down low and sent a pass up the slot to Girard, who moved it to MacKinnon at the left circle.
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It would be hard to pass up meeting the people who invented the modern novel: Virginia Woolf, Ernest Hemingway, William Faulkner and James Joyce.
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Sometimes, you can get a free game (or multiple, as you'll see) accessories, and other worthwhile goodies that you won't want to pass up.
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Posing as a photographer, Juliette Parker, a former Colorado Springs, Colorado, mayoral candidate, made an enticing offer that many new moms couldn't pass up.
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Speaking of which ... one guy who definitely didn't pass up a chance to chat the couple up was 'Girls Gone Wild' founder Joe Francis.
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Nick Viall may be the new Bachelor, but it would be totally understandable if you wanted to pass up a rose from this reality star.
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When my son Sonny was only six weeks old, I was pulled to New York for a work opportunity that I just couldn't pass up.
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And that it&aposs absurd to pass up a chance to become closer to a government that might help the United States in some way.
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He wanted to get this message out to all the dads out there:"Never pass up a chance to dance with your daughter," he says.
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These sorts of narratives never need definitive proof to gain steam, though, and sports media generally doesn't pass up a chance to criticize black teenagers.
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Working within the Chinese market was an advantage too great to pass up: The perfect storm of raw material, government support, public will, and talent.
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"The opportunity to develop a primetime show that celebrates science and technology was too good to pass up," Hardwick said in a statement to Variety.
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Canadian sports media company SendtoNews is offering the struggling newspaper industry an offer that's tough to pass up: free content coupled with extra advertising revenue.
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But for companies vying for attention in the competitive mobile industry, the oppo-tunity to jump on the bandwagon is too good to pass up.
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Never one to pass up a good sale, more retailers in the U.S. are catching on to and participating in Singles' Day deals each year.
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But also, while there are many more world-class entrepreneurs in the Bay Area, we don't want to pass up those in our backyard, either.
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Car buyers who are more interested in the biggest EV bargain than high-powered performance, however, will be hard pressed to pass up the Leaf.
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Being a gadget blogger, I couldn't pass up the opportunity to completely load up my European adventure with every conceivable gadget I could possibly need.
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The company probably could have continued funding operations off its revenues, but the chance to work with Visa was just too much to pass up.
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Some routers that usually cost upwards of $100 are available for only $20, making these deals one of those "too good to pass up" types.
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But the chance for conservative news outlets to accuse Democrats of using tactics they've criticized to steal an election was too good to pass up.
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It's crazy to think that anyone would give up a chance to pay fewer taxes or pass up a refund from the Internal Revenue Service.
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Khan told the Middle East Eye in an interview published on Monday that he could not pass up the invitation to meet Saudi leaders again.
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The designers love tossing a young tastemaker in the mix and we can't imagine they'd pass up on an opportunity to showcase another celebrity spawn.
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That, plus Ayers's decision to pass up the opportunity, set off a scramble to fill one of the most powerful jobs in the White House.
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The Warren family was on a family vacation in Florida and couldn't pass up an opportunity to meet Cook, the iconic face of the brand.
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Whether you're on the market for something specific or you simply can't pass up on a good deal, you'll find this sale worth checking out.
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After all, there's just something about the allure of brilliant blues and greens, deep purples, and even blacks that are too tempting to pass up.
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A special, blackened sole, was a gambit too curious to pass up: How could a thin, flaky white fish stand up to high-temperature searing?
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Part of the challenge is that consumers often sign up for these deals spur-of-the-moment because they seem too good to pass up.
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If the company chooses the latter, it would pass up on a cost-inducing IPO process that engages middlemen such as investment banks and underwriters.
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Ugh. That was my immediate, emotional response to reading Kellyanne Conway's comments about why she'd likely pass up an official role at the White House.
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If Groth is weary or struggling, that might prove tough for Hewitt to pass up, with his love of grass and a high-stakes tussle.
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These stories offer readymade pro-Trump clickbait, too good to pass up or to bother with verifying, and quite likely too convenient to be true.
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But with players like TymeBank growing fast - it acquired 400,000 customers in four months - executives said the youth market was too important to pass up.
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I couldn't pass up the chance to name-drop my adopted hometown via CANNERY ROW, and GOLDEN GATE just happened to have a matching length.
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The Pacers seemingly needed more help at point guard and small forward, but they must have thought Bitadze has a ceiling they couldn't pass up.
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With extreme cold blanketing parts of the East Coast this winter, the slick allure of ice has been too tempting to pass up for some.
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James Neal pushed a lead pass up the middle to Jujhar Khaira, who bounced it off the boards just inside the Blue Jackets' blue line.
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Whether for yourself or a friend who wants to see the world, this discount on a Rosetta Stone lifetime subscription is hard to pass up.
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Never one to pass up free publicity, Mr. Trump moved the interviews to the clubhouse, with its picturesque facade and driveway large enough for reporters.
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He said he had no issue giving up a stake in the business as the partnership with the NFLPA is too beneficial to pass up.
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When I saw the ad for a writing workshop at Julia Child's house in Provence, I knew I couldn't pass up the chance to go.
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"The opportunity to develop a primetime show that celebrates science and technology was too good to pass up," Hardwick said, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
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For 2017, the exemption is $5.49 million per individual, meaning that you can pass up to that amount to heirs without paying any federal tax.
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"Don't ever pass up the chance to serve your country, no matter who your boss is, because you are really serving the American people," he said.
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There were countless times when I saw other faculty and students pass up good research ideas because they couldn't make software to do what they needed.
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But the rest of us shouldn't pass up the chance to visit Les Fleurs du Mal and engage, up close and personally, with Moreau's inimitable language.
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Heidi Klum can't pass up a good beat when she hears one -- even if it's in the middle of a shopping trip ... girl's just gotta dance.
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Some people say it's bad luck to wear an engagement ring from a failed marriage, but this one may have been too gorgeous to pass up.
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If you want to repackage the tri-colored candy in a way that people won't pass up, make a batch (or two) of these popcorn balls.
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I already had pasta for lunch, but I can't pass up an opportunity to avoid cooking, so I eat it anyway, with marinara and goat cheese.
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And that sucks, because finding out the whos, whats, and wheres that made you into the person you are is way too awesome to pass up.
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Whether you need a last-minute Father's Day gift or need to keep your own chompers in check, this deal is too good to pass up.
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But Trump is first and always a salesman -- not a statesman -- and he will never pass up an opportunity to get free advertising for his business.
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Cleveland was a bachelor when he entered the White House in 1884 and told a friend he wished he could pass up the luxurious meals for
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Again, Downing enjoys a loyal following among financial advisors, yet still the lure of a marketplace-based system of investment proved too strong to pass up.
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If you've been in the market for the new Apple TV or have been curious about DirecTV Now, this deal is too good to pass up.
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In a campaign that has begun to see some consolidation of support around Biden, Sanders, Warren and Harris, it's an opportunity he simply can't pass up.
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Asked about the other notable no-shows, Fiddler expressed some frustration that leading presidential candidates would pass up the chance to address Netroots' famously exuberant audiences.
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No matter how sick we thought we were of seeing — and making fun of — this shade, this under-$50 steal is too good to pass up.
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You deserve a pair of your own, and Amazon's awesome deal on this refurbished pair for 55% off is too good for you to pass up.
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While he believes that challenges remain in reintegrating FARC members into society, the opportunity for a cease-fire is too important to pass up, he said.
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But many of the resulting translations are (at least partially) quite good, and being able to include expression is too great an advantage to pass up.
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That used to be my problem in the past, missing so many shots and I would start getting tentative and looking to pass up on shots.
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The tax agenda, paired with Trump's pledge to pursue subsequent spending cuts, that have for decades animated the Republican establishment, proved too good to pass up.
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That is to say, China has been a market too delicious to pass up, despite the the heavy hand of the CCP forcefully guiding US businesses.
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When the Reds then drastically cut the asking price for Chapman, the Yankees decided that the opportunity to get him was too good to pass up.
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As a millennial Republican woman, I simply couldn't pass up the opportunity to be on the convention team during such a historic year for our party.
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For Tessa88, it looks like being at the centre of a whirlwind of data breaches was just too much of a good opportunity to pass up.
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This is Arsenal we're talking about, and they're not going to pass up this excellent opportunity for making a catastrophic shitshow out of a potential win.
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Hedge funds see Maag playing a critical role in a J&J deal, potentially persuading Clozel the offer is too good for shareholders to pass up.
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The play's director, Trip Cullman, sent the script to Mr. Evans betting that the potential to subvert his image would be too enticing to pass up.
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The departure helped cement his reputation as a comic with a social conscience, willing to pass up tens of millions of dollars because of a principle.
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In a series of tweets announcing the new role, he explained that working on a product with Twitter's impact was just too hard to pass up.
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Her father, who was friends with Goldberg, thought the opportunity to appeal to a broader audience than Fox was too good an offer to pass up.
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The militants seldom seem to pass up the chance to use storms or other heavy weather, when coalition aircraft can't target them, to press the fight.
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KitchenAid mixer Any woman who can't pass up a new Pinterest recipe has definitely had her eye on a KitchenAid: the diamond necklace of kitchen appliances.
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Regardless, with senators stuck at their desks for hours at a time during the trial, the unusual drink choice may be too tempting to pass up.
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While many in her position would not take the gamble of a flight across the ocean, Elie decided this chance was too good to pass up.
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"Lee's proposal seemed too cool to pass up, and we were thrilled to be a part of it," said Mark Anastasio of the Coolidge Corner Theatre.
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It might seem cliche but, I never pass up an opportunity to head to the observation deck to see the great expanse of Manhattan from above.
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Difficult as it was to pass up, it would have been a shame to say good night just yet—the next band was setting up. ♦
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And he didn't pass up the chance to emphasize his ideas around the climate-agriculture nexus, which, to be sure, had been revealed before last night.
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That's the power his possesses; his beats are so amazing that no maker of music in their right mind would pass up this type of blessing.
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The mayor shrugged off the personal attacks, but she and other residents said they were troubled by the idea that Hoboken should pass up the $230 million.
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So when Amazon asked if I wanted to try the brand new Kindle Paperwhite — available for pre-order today for $129.99 — I couldn't pass up the opportunity.
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These findings have particularly strong implications for women, given that they're more likely than men to pass up job opportunities if they don't meet all listed skills.
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Drew's chest tattoo—a shakily drawn owl perched atop a grandfather clock—repulsed her, but the attention he paid to her was too good to pass up.
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It would be a missed opportunity for Ivanka, even as an unofficial member of her father's administration, to pass up such a game-changing opportunity for involvement.
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The opportunity to expose first-time computer users in K-12 spaces to your product and turn them into lifelong users is too good to pass up.
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You just get so much phone for the price that it's hard to pass up, and I bet it's enough to steal a few Samsung fans, too.
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You'll rarely catch this troll tweeting directly about politics, but they'll never pass up the opportunity to transform the latest Trump drama into a lawn boy meme.
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Some people already loyal to Snapchat might not see the need for Instagram Stories… but the screen real estate will likely be too attractive to pass up.
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If you're a new parent (or expecting an addition to your family in the near future), these Amazon Prime Day deals are too good to pass up.
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From floral print jumpsuits to gorgeous maxi dresses to adorable seersucker mini dresses with ruffle detail, these five styles are ones you don't want to pass up.
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From the plaid and gingham sets you know and love to fun and festive pairs too good to pass up, winter sleepwear is better than ever before.
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While newcomer Sadie Stanley will step into the titular role of teen spy, Romano couldn't pass up being a part of bringing KP to the next generation.
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She's not sentimental about taking on this project, but instead, very matter of fact about why it was simply too great of an opportunity to pass up.
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It's unfortunate that news outlets pass up on a lot of content surrounding the charity that players do because it's genuinely a powerful force in the world.
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It isn't until early next year, but the prices were too good to pass up at the thought of clear blue water in the cold of winter!
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That black-widow style is just too badass to pass up, and if Apple won't manufacture it for you then you'll just have to do it yourself.
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If you answered "yes," you'll want to know about Skillwise Pro — a new online learning community that's offering a hard-to-pass-up discount for new members.
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The area has been used for low altitude flight training since World War II, with the narrow rock walls too alluring for fighter pilots to pass up.
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Hear us out: Doing sheer doesn't automatically mean giving the world a peep show (though we rarely pass up an opportunity to show off a fancy bra).
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"MOBA just couldn't pass up an opportunity to work with like-minded organizations in presenting quirky, interesting, intelligent ideas," said Louise Sacco, MOBA's permanent acting interim director.
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Clinton has found something that makes him even giddier: squeezing in between giant presidential statues for the sake of a pun that he just couldn't pass up.
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As Edens' manual makes clear, being able to track a suspect's movements after the fact is a powerful investigative tool — too powerful for police to pass up.
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PodShare founder Elvina Beck explained to Bahney that affordable housing — even at the cost of privacy — in the middle of the city is hard to pass up.
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I knew they wouldn't arrive the next day because they were sold and shipped by a third-party vendor, but they were too cute to pass up.
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Of course, while she was here, we couldn't pass up the opportunity to grill her about some other hot topics like her beauty routine and fashion essentials.
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In the two-hour episode, Meghan's character, Rachel Zane, and Adams' character, fiancé Mike Ross, get job offers in Seattle that are too good to pass up.
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Last week, Brand said she would have been "very happy to stay" at the Justice Department but she couldn't pass up the private sector opportunity she received.
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Wood said he doesn't think it will be difficult to find a new person for the position because it's a hard job for anybody to pass up.
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At the time, Southwest was including a Companion Pass as part of its sign-up bonus and it was just too good a deal to pass up.
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Naturally for Russia, the opportunity to land a major arms sale that could help deepen the rift within NATO is an opportunity too good to pass up.
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Yet Ocasio-Cortez would rather hobble our fight against groups like al-Qaeda than pass up the opportunity to score political points with her far-left base.
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But when Zuckerberg reluctantly agreed to testify before two congressional hearings, they couldn't pass up the chance to get a question in with all the world watching.
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US presidents are limited by law on what they can accept from foreign leaders and have had to pass up dogs, jewelry, and a jewel-encrusted sword.
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Instead, O'Neill said, he wanted to spend more time with his family and said he "couldn't pass up" the private sector opportunity, which he declined to detail.
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While most of the YouTubers have reduced their bookings, some of the flight deals caused by the COVID-19 downturn have been too good to pass up.
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Although I always had an interest in finance, an early opportunity to work in the music industry and travel the world was too good to pass up.
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Hudson said in February that Honey was basically running at "cash-flow neutral" and would only raise money if the terms were too good to pass up.
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But after two high-profile losses on the national stage, a Senate bid was too good to pass up, even if it means dealing with Donald Trump.
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To do this, we moved 52008% to 15% of our client's money into non-dividend and digital economy stocks that had become too cheap to pass up.
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" He adds, "$3.17 is a bacon, egg and cheese biscuit, but the market's down this morning, so I'll pass up the $3.17 and go with the $2.95.
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Did Congressman Lacy Clay and the Congressional Black Caucus give that any consideration or was the opportunity to bash the police just too enticing to pass up?
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So even if you cannot find the exact wine that we liked so much, or any of the other '218s, I would not pass up the 22015s.
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Mayer noted that this has required a big shift in Disney's strategy, since it has had to pass up revenue from licensing content to streamers like Netflix.
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For many city and county officials across California, however, the promise of new revenue to fill budget gaps and fund services is too alluring to pass up.
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By 2013, though, as investors poured capital into some rivals, the lure of easy money became too tempting to pass up, and the company raised $5 million.
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If I'd had to pass up jobs and miss vacations because of an overtly physical condition, there would be no question I was dealing with a disability.
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Let it be known, no conflict is too big or bitter enough for two Canadians to pass up an opportunity to be stiflingly polite to each other.
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McFerren, never one to pass up a good gag, ballasts even these minor key excursions with the delicate punch of a goofy glissando and other lighthearted sounds.
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There's also a full menu of competitively priced entrees and sandwiches, but the fresh ingredients and the daily-made dough make the pizza hard to pass up.
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Once that decision is made, it's irrevocable, so it's important to carefully consider how much, if any, of those funds you can afford to pass up, Burns said.
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With the Colts leading 23-17, Dunlap batted Jacoby Brissett's pass up in the air then caught it and ran 16 yards for a touchdown, tying the game.
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If there's one thing we can't pass up, it's a really good deal — especially when it's a really good deal at one of our fave department stores: Macy's.
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In doing so, they pass up some opportunities to develop deep emotional connections with their friends, which are built on non-verbal cues as well as verbal ones.
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If you just picked up a PS4 or are looking to renew your PS Plus membership for another year, this deal is just too good to pass up.
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I didn't know for sure what she'd say about my waffling, but it might have been: Don't pass up marrying this wonderful man just because I'm not around.
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That's why Miranda Lambert couldn't pass up the chance to record with one of her songwriting idols, John Prine — even though the call came at a difficult time.
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Any woman who can't pass up a new Pinterest recipe has definitely had her eye on one of these bad boys — they're the diamond necklaces of kitchen appliances.
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"The idea of an inaugural drag pageant for First Nations queens was way too much of an opportunity to pass up," he explains over the phone from Sydney.
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For investors, the rising prospects of legalized pot may be too good to pass up, yet the publicly traded cannabis companies may not be such a smart bet.
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But there's a problem; we were dumb enough to shoot the burnout scene right in front of the club—the backdrop was just too perfect to pass up.
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Here are 10 software deals that are too good to pass up: These days, everything in the startup world seems to be "the Netflix for [blank]" — even apps.
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They understand that climate change is too urgent to get caught up in partisan politics, and the opportunities offered by this solution are too great to pass up.
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HOUSTON — The offers seem too good to pass up: Loans worth tens of thousands of dollars with no money down and no time limit for paying it back.
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Comcast's plan to outbid Disney for Fox's assets is evidence that CEO Brian Roberts believes the deal is too unique for Comcast to pass up without a fight.
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If a few big actors in Hollywood didn't pass up those roles some of your favorite Marvel and DC superhero movies may have turned out a bit different.
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Most renters or buyers won't think twice if they stumble onto a hard-to-pass-up deal; besides, death and whatever stigma surrounds an apartment wane with time.
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It will be interesting, then, to see if the fans at Fenway Park can pass up one last opportunity to greet him the only way they know how.
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"Spending eternity next to Marilyn is too sweet to pass up," he told the Los Angeles Times in 21994 about the crypt he purchased for a reported $287,000.
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Aside from general curiosity, how could I possibly pass up on what I am figuring might be one of the first official cannabis cooking classes in New York?
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The first two categories are built on the back of impulse-driven purchases, with the help of a time-sensitive offer that seems too good to pass up.
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President Trump is expected to easily win New Hampshire's Republican primary on Tuesday — but that doesn't mean he's going to pass up an opportunity for a raucous rally.
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You'll pass up something perfect for you because you don't recognize the title, watch something you hate because it had a cool thumbnail, then panic and give up.
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In his statement, the whistle-blower said several U.S. officials confirmed Trump was hoping Zelensky would "play ball," and Colbert couldn't pass up a chance to poke fun.
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Snowden was all over the state-run news in China — the story of an American dissident outing the US surveillance system was far too juicy to pass up.
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She is now being given an opportunity to come before the Senate Judiciary Committee to answer questions, and I really hope that she doesn't pass up that opportunity.
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"It was about my realizing that it's an opportunity I didn't want to pass up given the number of years I'd already committed to the Guggenheim," she said.
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Whatever deal moves forward, Congress must not pass up another opportunity to fund the completion of the permit review process for a nuclear waste repository at Yucca Mountain.
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Personally, I don't see how the Duffer brothers can pass up this opportunity to really delve into the mythology of the shared Stranger Things/Parks and Rec universe.
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He's known hundreds of people to change jobs or pass up a promotion because their existing workplace bathroom situation is safe, and the new situation involves travel or officemates.
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That said, I seriously doubt that Sony is going to pass up the opportunity created by Homecoming's success, so I expect we'll see them anyway, Spider-Man or not.
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When available later this year they'll sell for between $20 and $25, which is going to make them hard to pass up if they're stacked near the checkout aisle.
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They had met with CRV's partners during their Cardinal Ventures days and felt the opportunity to work with Gur on consumer tech investing was something they couldn't pass up.
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The camera takes in the images and the processor converts those images into coded light pulses the new proteins can "see" and pass up the line to the brain.
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" Harris had committed to Auburn in February, announcing to his Twitter followers that "God has afforded me a once in a lifetime opportunity that I could not pass up.
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That a protracted public inquiry might stall the Trump agenda and sow further doubt over the administration's competence and compassion would, in this estimation, be foolish to pass up.
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When Denver's Von Miller stripped Newton, the quarterback appeared to pass up a chance to dive for the fumble, allowing the Broncos to recover and subsequently seal the game.
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Andrew Luck may be the centerpiece of the Colts offense, but a player that is averaging nearly 100 yards and one touchdown per game is tough to pass up.
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When a job doesn't feel right, both say it isn't unusual for OPEN Vegan Eats to pass up a paycheck in order to maintain the integrity of the business.
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The fact that Mr. Trump would be the expected star of the show was no reason, they argued, to pass up millions of dollars in business and priceless publicity.
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But will a kid pass up a yummy snack altogether — not just delaying gratification but forgoing it entirely — if there's a stranger nearby who seems to want the snack?
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The oil and gas industry opposes changes to the waiver process mainly because it doesn't think larger refineries should have to take on the gallons small refineries pass up.
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Even if you've already caved and purchased one, Amazon has tons of cozy fleeces on sale right now, and the deals are just too good to pass up on.
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The oil and gas industry opposes changes to the waiver process mainly because it doesn't think larger refineries should have to take on the gallons small refineries pass up.
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"A collateral benefit, somebody gets a collateral benefit from something, that doesn't mean we shouldn't have the benefit that is for our country, pass up that opportunity," she argued.
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Pelosi argued it would have been a "missed opportunity" for Democrats to pass up the chance to negotiate changes to the treaty's provisions on labor, environment, pharmaceuticals and enforcement.
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Still, some New Yorkers clearly found the thrill of the ride—and ease of grabbing a moped with a few touches of a phone—too much to pass up.
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Jason Derulo wasn't scared away from doing the "Monday Night Football" theme by the controversy surrounding Hank Williams Jr. ... because working on the song's too big to pass up.
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With Woods, 42, and Mickelson, 0003, being two of the biggest names in the game, a unique format such as this might be hard to pass up for golf fans.
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It's not the only test of animal self control; others experiments include seeing whether an animal will pass up a small reward for in order to get a bigger one.
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Guest List Regular - Shop The Look Your crew would never pass up a good party or launch event, which means you need to stand out in a sea of scenesters.
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He said the chance to partner with Sequoia — famed for its early investments in legends like Electronic Arts, Cisco, and even Instagram — was too good an opportunity to pass up.
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For Ken McElrath, the chief executive and founder of Skuid, the benefits of launching a business outside the cutthroat competitive environment of Silicon Valley was too good to pass up.
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So even if The Division is coming from a place of affluent, provincial paranoia, I still can't quite bring myself to pass-up the images of an ice-entombed brownstone.
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Follow along as she highlights the best the Southern city has to offer, from boutique hotels in the historic Garden District to local eateries you won't want to pass up.
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Considered as a two-for-one combo that includes a great travel projector and a terrific portable Bluetooth speaker, the Anker Nebula Capsule is a hard bargain to pass up.
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Not one to pass up on a good joke, Reynolds, 42, couldn't help but give his own reaction to the news a Lively-lookalike was engaged to a paranormal being.
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Bernie Sanders, meanwhile, is across the Atlantic for a visit to Vatican City for a conference on social and economic justice, which he said was too meaningful to pass up.
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Still, Trump is willing to pass up a final chance to convince Iowa voters currently leaning toward other candidates or even wondering whether they will show up on Monday night.
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Before O'Connor opened her restaurant, Gaga approached her about the possibility of her joining her on her "Joanne" worldwide tour as her personal chef—an opportunity she couldn't pass up.
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But schadenfreude is too attractive an emotion to pass up, an occasion to pay the U.K. back for its haughtiness to other countries it deems less well governed than itself.
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"As another motive, this is a chance I could not pass up: We can raise awareness of how the U.S. human space program has slowed over the years," Collins added.
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Facing fourth-and-goal from about a foot away with 10 seconds left, Texans coach Bill O'Brien decided to pass up the chip-shot field goal and went for it.
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Keep it for yourself, give to a friend or break the products into five individual stocking stuffers — regardless, this year's winter Box of Style is too good to pass up.
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George Brauchler, the lead prosecutor in the Aurora case, said he had engaged in "serious soul-searching" about whether to pass up a plea deal and seek the death penalty.
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It's no secret that Chrissy Teigen loves to troll husband John Legend — and she couldn't pass up the perfect opportunity to do so after the family enjoyed their Thanksgiving feast.
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They were pitched a story that made the investment seem too good to pass up — and paid the price when the company was shut down by a state attorney general.
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But what if the Jazz receive an offer that's too good to pass up, then talk themselves into Dante Exum's progression as a logical long-term partner beside Donovan Mitchell?
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We got Mark out in Calabasas ... and he said it doesn't matter who that someone of value is, because Kawhi is too much of a beast to pass up on.
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Anaheim got just two shots before Vladislav Namestnikov corralled a loose puck and sent a pass up the ice to a streaking Hayes, who descended upon Chad Johnson on the breakaway.
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When Kate McKinnon stopped by Ellen DeGeneres' daytime talk show on Wednesday, she couldn't pass up the opportunity to break out her Saturday Night Live-honed impression of the effervescent host.
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I'm not one to pass up on an opportunity to troll one of the greatest cities in the world, so here is a list of everything wrong with New York weed.
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Ryan Reynolds could not pass up the opportunity to take a jab at Hugh Jackman on social media over the weekend after the Logan star tweeted from the film's Beijing premiere.
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I mean, I could say no, but let's be honest...I'm usually not one to pass up a chance to hang out with my man at one of my favorite spots.
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Both its portfolio of services for advertising and for sports franchises have become profitable on their own, and the opportunity in healthcare was too tempting of a target to pass up.
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But environmentalists would be mad to pass up the opportunity the high turnout of a presidential election year presents to pass green initiatives—especially one as desirable as a carbon tax.
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Blogilates creator Cassey Ho has always been one of our favorite fitness stars, so when we hit up VidCon 2016, we couldn't pass up the chance to hang out with her.
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Still, when I heard I could get my hands on a smart baseball bat that could help me improve my (lack of) swing, I didn't want to pass up the opportunity.
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But regardless of where you're heading to — be it Tulum or the kiddie pool in your backyard — the mega-deals that come with the holiday are too irresistible to pass up.
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A Kitchenaid mixer Any woman who can't pass up a new Pinterest recipe has definitely had her eye on one of these bad boys — they're the diamond necklaces of kitchen appliances.
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At the time, he was deep in talks to direct the next "Spider-Man," and knew he would have to back out because "Hidden Figures" was too good to pass up.
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Part of it was that we lived in a great neighborhood in China — we're total foodies and the excitement of trying out a new place was too much to pass up.
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But this research from MIT that allows for vastly improved scans of the networks inside the brain is too cool to pass up, whether it's tech, science, or somewhere in between.
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"As someone who grew up devouring science fiction, before making a career telling stories, it was impossible to pass up the chance to tell this one," he wrote in his blog.
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While there are consumer surveys and anecdotal evidence that suggest we may pass up beef stew in favor of a salad on a hot day, there is little hard scientific evidence.
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Dozens of interviews and a review of public documents suggest that Mr. Flynn's business was as scattershot as it was ambitious — and that there were few opportunities he would pass up.
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I don't quite know how to weave them into this raunchy joke of a presidency, but I thought I'd mention them anyway, because it's just too hysterically crass to pass up.
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We don't typically cover camera deals at Mashable because everyone has amazing cameras built right in to their phones, but Amazon's deal of the day is too good to pass up.
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A few months back, Square Enix offered us an opportunity we couldn't pass up: a chance to ask the Final Fantasy XIV development staff, including Yoko Taro, questions about Dark Apocalypse.
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She openly pondered how her father, fresh off a more than two-hour long speech at CPAC earlier in the day, could pass up an opportunity to make fun of journalists.
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Besides, Delaney chooses to pass up the easy pick — "Born to Run" — in favor of "Dead Man Walkin'" which, come on, isn't the best play when you want to win, right?
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Goldman emphasized that it will not pass up any significant amount of revenue as a result of the $750 billion commitment and the ban on financing certain drilling and coal activities.
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It's a much older model from 2899, but that sales price is too good to pass up, especially since Apple still supports it for the latest version of MacOS X Mojave.
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But for other Democrats who have long waited on the sidelines due to the caucus' deference to seniority, a bid for the high-profile chairmanship may be hard to pass up.
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The Hall of Famer found a buyer in the current Baltimore slugger ... and according to Seth Rosenthal of The Athletic, Jones -- a real estate enthusiast -- couldn't pass up the sweet deal.
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Trump is a showboat who loves an applause line, and with his momentum dwindling, why would he pass up the opportunity to draw more of the attention he so desperately craves?
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We certainly hope all the stars leave some room in their gowns and tuxedos, because there's going to be a lot of food, and it all looks too good to pass up.
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Though he's probably spent more of his comic-books life apart from Deadpool, their four-year run together in Cable & Deadpool made their pairing too popular to pass up in the movies.
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Karlsson took an outlet pass up the middle of the ice from Reilly Smith and then beat Dell with a backhand shot on a breakaway to up the lead to 5-3.
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We are so close to achieving real, meaningful child welfare reform; we can't afford to pass up the opportunity to improve the system for children and youth by weakening this essential provision.
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Although both Obama and Putin are regular stars on Reddit's Photoshop Battles, the internet simply couldn't pass up the opportunity to transform this death stare into a collection of silly new memes.
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Airplane Cocktail Shaker, available at Williams Sonoma, $79.95Sure, you could find cheaper or simple bar tool kits or cocktail shakers out there, but this one is just too cool to pass up.
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I knew there was no guarantee that Judy would pick me as the illustrator, but even the chance to be rejected by the Judy Blume was an opportunity I couldn't pass up.
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" • Lonzo Ball: "Y'all really thought he was gonna pass up the greatest city in the world... #TheKingIsHere" • Mayor Eric Garcetti: "The world's best player comes to the greatest city in the world.
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It was much the same with other women interviewed near polling stations on Saturday: They knew little about the measures, they said, but the promised benefits were too good to pass up.
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Mattress companies are no strangers to discounts — popular brands like Casper, Helix, Leesa, and Purple are offering price cuts that are hard to pass up, along with freebies to seal the deal.
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But Hong Kong's record-breaking property price surge over the past few years is pushing many to reconsider such inauspicious apartments as bargains too good to pass up, whatever the bad history.
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FROM PEN: Amandla Stenberg's Best Beauty Lesson Is One We All Need to Follow And it wasn't just Kylie who thought this lighting/ledge/ensemble combination was just too good to pass up.
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Bringing these three characters together wasn't always a part of Shyamalan's plan, but the psychological conflict at the heart of all of these stories was too good of an opportunity to pass up.
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The HGTV regular and his husband, Craig Koch, designed their dream house in Rosemary Beach from the ground up, but soon after, received an offer to buy the place they couldn't pass up.
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While there's never been any evidence that Biden acted improperly, to Giuliani the story was a political gift too good to pass up, especially as Biden prepared to run for the White House.
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Cam Atkinson was sprung by a long pass up the middle from Markus Nutivaara, then broke in alone on goalie Braden Holtby before beating him with a backhander one minute into the game.
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Netskope CEO and founder Sanjay Beri said that the company is seeing rapid growth, and wasn't necessarily looking to raise funding, but inbound interest from Sequoia Capital was too good to pass up.
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But Canadian Natural said Devon's Alberta assets were too good to pass up, since they are adjacent to its own operations and would save C$135 million in costs over the next year.
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My dad, who is one of the most frugal, smart shoppers I know, finally committed to a Samsung 4K TV at Walmart last year because the price was too low to pass up.
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The prospect of finally being able to provide for a family who hasn't been given much in their lives was too enticing to pass up, even if Peak knows that nothing is guaranteed.
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I think Elizabeth saw this incredible pirate who eluded capture for so long and has this crew that is loyal to her and decided it would be stupid to pass up that opportunity.
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Yet Wallace is an employee of Fox News, so it's highly unlikely that he'll pass up an opportunity to serve up some very uncomfortable questions to Hillary Clinton on this big stage too.
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" Justin Bieber, her ex and friend, saw the photo of her eating the Italian dish on her social media account (never pass up on good content), and commented "You are gorgeous" along with "!!
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"A single person might not need a 34-count of corn dogs for $12, but that sort of deal is hard to pass up for a parent feeding a large family," Stice said.
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Cashman said the low price to acquire Chapman was simply too good to pass up — even as Major League Baseball was just starting to investigate the case under its new domestic violence policy.
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The rent was steep — $3,600 a month, nearly $1,000 more than we had been paying — but the house was too convenient to pass up, close to my son's friends and our pool club.
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This season, the wallet-friendly retailer is offering four exclusive swimwear collabs that are too good (and cheap) to pass up, including collections from beach babe Tori Praver and teeny-bikini brand Vix.
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He was the top offensive line prospect in the draft by a mile and the Colts, a team that theoretically doesn't need a quarterback, recognized that he was too good to pass up.
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Kusama had intended to cast a younger actress in the film, which would have made straddling the story's two temporalities easier, but she could not pass up the opportunity to work with Kidman.
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She did have some doubts about how she could pull off the schedule of raising three children and taking a senior position in government, but the opportunity was too good to pass up.
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According to people familiar with their decisions, well-known Washington lawyers decided to pass up the opportunity because Trump appears to be a difficult client and has rebuked some of his lawyers' advice.
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The Stars strongly considered trading the No. 1 pick because of their depth at guard, but the talent of Plum, the N.C.A.A. Division I career scoring leader, proved too enticing to pass up.
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And the idea of a show about time travel that endlessly evokes period references whenever its characters visit a new time is probably too good a hook to pass up from a marketing perspective.
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With seven seconds left, John Gillon forced a tough shot and took the outlet pass up the court, to the top of the three point arc, and hit the game-winner, off the glass.
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" What you were really saying was "I routinely pass up the chance to save two dozen lives with science so that I can black out and pretend that I like myself for a night.
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Either way, Walmart has decided to stop purchasing digital-native brands for at least the next year, according to three sources, barring an incredible acquisition opportunity that is just too good to pass up.
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Jaden Schwartz blocked a shot in the defensive zone and then sent a pass up the middle of the ice to a streaking Tarasenko, who split a pair of Wild defenders on the breakaway.
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They could have also double-checked the section explaining that paid promotions have to comply with YouTube's regular advertising rules, but perhaps the money was too good or too easy to pass up.[BBC]
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Many are in sectors that tend to do well over the long term — he's made a lot on utilities and manufacturing companies — though some are just too good of a deal to pass up.
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"The stock market is like a supermarket and big investors are going to want to pass up on the aisle of the consumer who goes out and instead focus on other aisles, " Cramer said.
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As much as we tried to stick to our 2018 resolution to stop spending like we're Rockefellers, the hair, skin, and makeup loot that hit the retailer was just too good to pass up.
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The annual event, which often flaunts hundreds of pages of discounted goods, is always a sure bet for finding an eclectic mix of summer and fall fashion at prices too good to pass up.
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"I have focused my career on using technology to advance innovation in transportation, so I could not pass up the opportunity to lead the company that has pioneered hyperloop," Walder said in a statement.
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D.C. joined the guys on the "TMZ Sports" TV show (airs tonight on FS1) and explained why the fight against Stipe at UFC 226 in July is an opportunity he just couldn't pass up.
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Lowry evened the game when Domingue misplayed a pass up the middle of the ice that Lowry buried in the short side of the net at the 7:45 mark of the third period.
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Vanek's second goal of the game forged a 2574-2 deadlock at the 14-minute mark of the second period as he ramped defenseman Alex Biega's pass up and over Canadiens goaltender Carey Price.
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The opportunity to find a new source of revenue, improve the livelihoods of their customers, and be responsible corporate citizens by expanding renewable energy is just too good for any operator to pass up.
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But Mr. McConnell could also choose to bring whatever House Democrats pass up for a vote, allowing it to publicly fail as a way to force Mr. Trump and Democrats to the negotiating table.
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"The opportunity of rejoining the Rangers organization and returning home to New York, where my family and I have spent so many wonderful years, was one I simply could not pass up," Davidson said.
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"This team might be the best team U.S.A. has had at this event in a really long time, and being a part of that isn't something I was going to pass up," he said.
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As a millennial/Gen-Z cusper, I couldn't pass up the opportunity to ask Suze Orman about some of our generation's favorite topics in a recent interview: burnout, astrology, and, of course, iced coffee.
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So when luck (and work) brought me to LA, I couldn&apost pass up the opportunity to try chicken and waffles for the first time at America&aposs most iconic chicken and waffles chain.
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Gray Matter As colleges nationwide prepare to announce this month which applicants they have decided to accept, it's worth asking why so many admissions offices pass up easy opportunities to admit higher-quality students.
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Of course, this was an unusual election year, with two very unpopular candidates, so the candidates' flaws may have simply been too big a story for either them or the media to pass up.
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"The opportunity to lead Wells Fargo, an institution that plays such an important role in the financial system, was one that I could not pass up," Scharf said during a conference call with analysts.
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The deal would have had to have been a kind of conspiracy; in order to get Kauff to Toronto, the 15 other major league teams would have had to pass up a waiver claim.
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So whether you opt for a classic favorite courtesy of Levi Strauss or take a more modern approach with a pair by Rachel Comey, this is one western trend you won't want to pass up.
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Though he's reportedly still being treated as an outpatient, the art and design enthusiast just couldn't pass up the chance to check out the "Rick Owens: Furniture" exhibition at West Hollywood's MOCA Pacific Design Center.
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Go for lunch and order the excellent (and cheap) set menu, which might include the superb oven-roasted bacalhau, and don't pass up the bread, which comes with a dish of deliciously salty spiced butter.
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Both authorities and the Wetterling family felt that the chance to finally find Jacob, and some answers, even via a deal, "was not an opportunity we could pass up," Luger said, according to the Tribune.
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So whether you hope to get your startup off the ground in 2018 or want to be more attuned to your finances, you are not going to want to pass up on this great offer.
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But we have, now, what Kim calls "a meme president," who is such a prime example of "troll bait" that he can't pass up even one opportunity to spout insanity or spar with the media.
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To humanise these characters and to live inside their heads and to connect them to the rise of someone with the inflated reputation of a John F. Kennedy was just too good to pass up.
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But she keeps getting offers for things that are too good to pass up—opportunities to play that unconventional, unexpected woman that has kept Taylor as part of the zeitgeist for more than 50 years.
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He joined The Post in 2007 but stayed only a short period before leaving for the Washington Times, telling his bosses that he could not pass up the large salary the conservative paper was offering.
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Dean, who won the Democratic nomination in the 4th Congressional District, called the creation of the new 4th District a "once in a lifetime opportunity to serve," and one that she could not pass up.
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For the three-year-old Innoviz, the opportunity to expand its list of suppliers to include one of China's leaders was too good of an opportunity to pass up, said chief executive officer Omer Keilaf.
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DAVID ALLEN I try not to pass up the opportunity to hear the honey-voiced bel canto tenor Javier Camarena, who was to open this charming Cinderella work at the Metropolitan Opera on Thursday evening.
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But the promise of Saudi Arabia, which saw oil prices rise by a third this year to about $1.16 a barrel for Brent crude, has been too rich for many big companies to pass up.
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Last year, I couldn't pass up a $950 flight to Sri Lanka on Qatar that required a change of planes in Abu Dhabi when the next cheapest fare, also a one-stop, was $400 more.
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When faced with a too-good-to-pass-up flight deal to visit a friend or family member who lives across the country or a Broadway show on your bucket list, do you take it?
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Probably not, but it's very funny to think of a blocked writer delivering this melancholy dictum to a 12-year-old, and Lennon is much too self-amusedly detached to pass up a good joke.
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Those entrepreneurs will inspire people to live a life of lower carbon intensity, not by shaking our fingers at them, but by giving them choices in the marketplace that are too compelling to pass up.
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The DOD may not have the same budget-constraint issues as a cash-strapped satellite startup, but long-term cost savings that also comes with a tactical advantage is a hard bargain to pass up.
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Even then I had my doubts about whether encouraging social responsibility would ever be adequate to tame profit-hungry multinational corporations, but the areas of research pursued by CEP were too important to pass up.
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Rick's take: In a day and age where FIFA is trying to rid itself of any signs of financial corruption, the financial upsides of the North American bid may make it too appealing to pass up.
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Fallon spoke about the performance the following day on the Tonight Show, explaining that after Dave Chappelle told him Prince was in the building, he couldn't pass up the chance to get the musical icon onstage.
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At the same time, getting access to the spending habits of viewers and having the ability to directly demonstrate the effectiveness of ads may be a temptation that's too good for network executives to pass up.
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Any woman who can't pass up a new Pinterest recipe (and insists on cooking for every family event) has definitely had her eye on one of these bad boys — they're the diamond necklaces of kitchen appliances.
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In the two-hour episode, Markle's character, Rachel Zane and fiancé, Mike Ross (played by Patrick J. Adams, who is also leaving the USA Network series) get a job offer that's too good to pass up.
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Its original price is a bit inflated at $499.95 (it's $349.30 on the Nespresso website), but we're not about to pass up a $121 discount on a fancy name-brand espresso machine — and you shouldn't, either.
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Let's be real, you have, and you've probably told yourself every excuse in the book to justify the dent to your savings account: The sale on those Chelsea boots was just too good to pass up!
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The latest hurricane forecast models show Matthew making a close pass up the Florida peninsula on Friday (how close exactly we're not yet sure) before reaching Georgia and the Carolinas by late Friday or early Saturday.
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The company nonetheless insisted on secrecy on the part of its 20 finalist cities, on the apparent belief that no one would want to pass up the 50,000 jobs and billions in investment it was offering.
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But when the EverTrue CEO got the chance to race in the 2015 Boston Marathon, he knew it was too great of an opportunity to pass up even though he'd taken up running only relatively recently.
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Yeah, it's been more than 12 YEARS since Kobe went insane on the Toronto Raptors ... but he still can't pass up an opportunity to dunk all over Smush -- a guy he hated back in the day.
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With 4K Ultra HD and HDR picture quality and sound, access to over 500,000 types of digital content, cable-free streaming, and the Alexa Voice Remote, it's a good deal that you can't pass up on.
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Of course Burnett couldn't pass up the chance to get a laugh on such a serious occasion, eschewing the standard towering high heels in favor of a pair of winter-appropriate, super cozy, lug-soled slippers.
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"I do my best not to make movies, but when a script and an opportunity crosses my path like this one, it's just too cool to pass up," Bridges said about Sicario scribe Taylor Sheridan's screenplay.
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While the sub does primarily upvote the more insufferable elements of the left, they'll also never pass up an opportunity to tear down a straw(wo)man feminist or proclaim that there are only two genders.
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Matt Barnes says there's no way in hell Zion Williamson's gonna pass up on NBA money just 'cause NOLA ain't New York ... telling TMZ Sports going back to Duke would be too much of a risk.
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In a time of slow economic growth and intense pressure from Wall Street to improve profits, moving production south of the border seemed like too good of an opportunity for United Technologies' executives to pass up.
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The Lady Gaga-Bradley Cooper duet is plenty deserving, but even if it wasn't, it's hard to believe Oscar voters would be shortsighted enough to pass up the opportunity to serve viewers another Gaga acceptance speech.
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Outgoing Associate Attorney General Rachel Brand said Thursday that she would have been "very happy to stay" at the Department of Justice (DOJ) but was offered an opportunity in the private sector she couldn't pass up.
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He performed in the way their constituents — and their president — are used to supporting, and the long-held Republican dream of a lockstep conservative majority on the Supreme Court will be too hard to pass up.
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I've lived on my own at times too, when I wanted to feel more like a grownup and decorate my place exactly how I wanted it or when the rent was too low to pass up.
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If you've been eyeing any items for men, women, or kids, you won't want to pass up this — and if you need some guidance, check out our picks for the best deals this sale has to offer.
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While that platform won't be able to visually replicate the HoloLens effect, Malik feels the opportunity to share his narrative-driven work on smartphones, the largest AR platform currently out there, is too good to pass up.
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After all, what data analyst in their right mind would pass up a chance to survey the choices of millions of Netflix users to determine whether Frosted Flakes fans are more likely to end up dismembering corpses?
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"America's most prestigious university wouldn't pass up the son of an alumnus and former member of its board of overseers who stood several hundred disputed Florida votes away from being president of the United States," Golden writes.
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Ashton Kutcher for Popchips After ending his high-profile marriage with Demi Moore in 2013, Kutcher's role as multiple different bachelors seeking love for a Popchips ad campaign was too good of an idea to pass up.
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While it appears that innovation was, in this case, placed before reason in the same way that carts are often placed before horse, there's too much beautiful and rare art on view to pass up a visit.
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"When Kelly invited me out on tour with her, I knew this was an opportunity I could not pass up," says Rose, whose inner soulful sound can be heard in her current album Change the Whole Thing.
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The bottom line here: It's difficult to imagine that Republicans (and Democrats) will pass up using Trump's example, should things fall apart, as evidence they need to create more exacting standards and vetting for potential nominees. 3.
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The parallels are simply too good to pass up: like a sunken-eyed ghoul crawling out of its own grave, George A. Romero's 19683 homemade horror show Night of the Living Dead has returned to wreak havoc.
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The two spent Wednesday morning together promoting Kate's cover and Christie's return to the magazine (with her daughters!) at the Today Show, and of course, they couldn't pass up the opportunity to snap a cute shot backstage.
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He could wait it out and see whether North Korea is really ready to pass up the chance for a summit that offers Kim the long-sought legitimacy of standing side-by-side with the US President.
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If the GOP is indeed going to be washed out in a Trump-resistance-led wave next year, why (the cynical politico might ask) would they pass up a chance to do exactly what they've always wanted?
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The trial is too good of a deal to pass up — $60 for a month of unlimited designer clothing — and after just one month I was happy to pay full price ($160 a month) for the service.
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Naturally, the sketch comedy series (one of the few shows still going on in a snowbound New York City) couldn't pass up the opportunity to mock Palin's endorsement of Donald Trump for the Republican nomination for president.
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Josh McCown can hold down the fort at quarterback for the time being and Teddy Bridgewater has a ton of potential (and a ton of risk) as a backup, but Darnold is too talented to pass up.
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Filming happened during a period Shipka had previously said was going to be a vacation, but the idea of inhabiting a different character for the first time in over a year was too enticing to pass up.
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Britain might need to pass up to 15 new bills before the Article 50 process is completed, the IfG said, on top of the Great Repeal Bill which will remove European Union directives from existing British legislation.
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She sings an ode to Elba's Macavity in a British accent too tempting for a noted anglophile like Swift to pass up, then roofies an entire soundstage of cats with a crescent moon that spurts catnip glitter.
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Here are the top 10 highlights from the show, and if you happen to be in New York, Chicago or Milwaukee, don't pass up your chance to see her in action at the final stops of the tour.
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KitchenAid mixer Any woman who can't pass up a new Pinterest recipe (and insists on cooking for every family event) has definitely had her eye on one of these bad boys — they're the diamond necklaces of kitchen appliances.
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Since an influence-peddling scandal surrounding Ms Park erupted in October, the chance to jeer at her misfortune—North Korea routinely insults her as a "miserable political prostitute"—has been too good for its propagandists to pass up.
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Not long after, Mr. Shalimar and his colleague, religion editor Mike Rice, invite both Caroline and April for drinks one evening after work, an opportunity to get face time with the boss that neither would dare pass up.
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She's been attending an amateur workshop in secret, thinking about stories while she cooks dinner, and cannot pass up the opportunity to attend a conference at which a great Indian writer called Pushpa Sondhi will be in attendance.
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Vegas came back two minutes later to cut it to 2-1 on a breakaway goal by Eakin off a long outlet pass up the middle of the ice from behind his own net by defenseman Jon Merrill.
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McGregor isn't currently first in line for a title shot against Nurmagomedov, and there's a number of reasons to believe the fight won't happen yet, but the money might be too good for the UFC to pass up.
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And predictably, North Korea did not pass up the opportunity to amplify its own saber rattling, announcing shortly before the meeting in Beijing that it had successfully run a Read the rest of this article on VICE NEWS.
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These are the spots you can find along the coast that the MUNCHIES staff can't pass up any time we're down the shore, just in time for you last few weekend beach jaunts before Labor Day Weekend hits.
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Brexit's advocates rarely pass up an opportunity to claim that the European Union economy is the world's weak link, and that Britain's reformed, dynamic and flexible economy has little to risk, and much to gain, from leaving it.
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For those whose lives are surrounded by predictability and coated in plastic, the promise of an experience outside of the bubble — while still very much protected by that bubble — is likely too good an opportunity to pass up.
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"Honestly, the thought of a single can of export making its way down the baggage carousel was too good to pass up so I thought I'd give it a whirl," the man told the millennial media empire Unilad.
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But it might be tough for McConnell to pass up financial help from the NRSC this year, as his likely Democratic opponent, retired Marine combat pilot Amy McGrath, has raised more than $10.7 million since launching her bid.
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For this demographic, 79 percent of pet-owning homebuyers who closed on a property this year said they would pass up an otherwise perfect home if it didn't meet the needs of their pets, according to a Realtor.
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The management company contends that Lucic-Baroni owes money from unpaid loans, and the player counters that IMG cost her money by encouraging her to pass up lucrative sponsorship offers in hope that richer deals would come along.
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AMD CEO Lisa Su was more measured in her response, but she didn't pass up the opportunity to make a dig at Nvidia, noting that when her company finally adopts ray tracing, people would actually know what it is.
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We don't want to fall victim to cynicism, we don't want to pass up an opportunity to transform the relationship, but we also don't want to fall victim to a gambit to relieve pressure on the North Korean regime.
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The Apple Watch Series 5 does have some enticing upgrades, like an always-on Retina display, but the Series 3 is too good a deal to pass up — you get most of the same features for half the price.
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But in a world that pays a comically disproportionate amount of attention to Ivy League students and what they're up to, even the most pragmatic 17-year-old may not pass up the chance at a four-year degree.
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But, YJ points out the stage doesn't get any bigger than the SB, and the opportunity for Scott is not only too big to pass up ... but it can do a lot of good for the hip-hop culture.
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Kudos to Tom Hardy for always keeping it lively despite his inability to pass up the chance to have his characters do crazy cartoon voices; watching him struggle with reality is the most unexpectedly interesting part of the trailer.
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JUSTIN BARBER (co-producer) I met Barry when we were both at [Florida State University], and his film school work was just so strong that I could not possibly pass up a chance to help him make his movie.
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But for other candidates, the opportunity to pile on the Democratic frontrunner for the actions of his most visibly and vocally aggressive followers — who, granted, probably aren't Russian bots, as Sanders has insinuated — was too good to pass up.
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"You can take it to mean that I will manage things in a way that benefits the American people," Carson said, saying he wouldn't pass up a good deal for Americans just because a small portion might benefit a particular entity.
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A central tenet of Trumpism is never to pass up an opportunity to attack your political foes, but if there's one situation the president's children really should stay out of it's the one unfurling over Joe Biden's son's business ties.
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The government is playing tough, saying tax evaders who pass up this chance would face harsher penalties - up to 22012 percent tax and a 1553 percent fine - and up to seven years in prison if they are subsequently found out.
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But since this is PeopleStyle, we can't pass up the opportunity to admire the look, from the perfect fit to the understated-but-cool pearl demi-hoop earrings to a silver pair of her trusty low-heeled pointy-toe pumps.
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Either I make my big-hearted daughter feel like shit by implying that the involuntary feelings she's having are wrong, or I pass up a teachable moment to impart a key lesson for any young woman: that weight doesn't matter.
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And clearly, the Jenners are not about to pass up the chance at a good spy mission, getting into Kathy's collection of wigs while she was gone and trying a couple on in a selfie they sent to the comedian.
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They may or may not still be hardcore PC gamers, but virtually all of them own smartphones, and being able to play what many consider a classic game from their youth on a phone is too tempting to pass up.
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Winner of the "Black and White" Category: "Polar Pas de Deux" by Elio Elvinger, LuxembourgImage: Elio ElvingerWhen a mother polar bear and her two-year-old cub approached her ship, Elio Elvinger couldn't pass up the opportunity to take a photo.
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They sport "Grandmas for Bernie" buttons, laud him for his vision, and seem content to pass up the opportunity to put Clinton on a historic path to the White House, betting that there will be another chance down the line.
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Never doubt that Apple will pass up an opportunity to increase its average selling price, but this would be the first time that Apple has offered multiple hardware configurations for a specific model of phone (discounting storage and color, of course).
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Not only am I a huge Badu fan, but I've always prided myself on leading a healthy lifestyle, being a clean eater and occasionally practicing yoga, so participating in a chakra reading with Badu was an opportunity I couldn't pass up.
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And, as Alejandro Hope, a security analyst and El Universal columnist, noted, it doesn't make sense to give Trump a win he can't fully claim as his own—not that Trump is exactly one to pass up an unearned victory lap.
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Jim Lewis, senior vice president of the Center for Strategic and International Studies, said companies like Huawei are producing quality products at an affordable price — a deal that's hard for other countries to pass up, despite fears about Chinese espionage.
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So whether you're looking to add three of your favorite titles to your collection or you're just in the mood to have a movie marathon, getting three films for $19.99 is a deal you're not going to want to pass up.
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VideoDuke Downloader included in the $14.99 Mac Power User Bundle See Details Head over to the Mashable Shop ASAP, where you'll find the Mac Power User Bundle on sale at the can't-pass-up price of just $14.99 — an 87% savings.
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Displaying moving image work continues to present challenges for institutions of all sizes, often appearing in separate viewing rooms, or being placed in brightly lit galleries with a pair of headphones one has to wait to use or pass up.
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I honestly couldn't be less surprised to find out that Weeks is behind this project,, but his reasons for unleashing this specific album into the world, at this specific time, were far too intriguing to pass up a conversation about them.
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But who in New York would pass up a meal of addictive plum-sauced chicken wings, fried rice laced with fresh lump crab, seared strip steak sizzling on a cast-iron pan, and jackfruit-coconut ice cream, all under the stars?
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I'd originally considered a second trip to run the 4th of July 10K in Nashville but spotted this one when I was researching on the Run Nash website and it felt like too much of a coincidence to pass up.
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While their disappearance has been lamented for years, diners along the margins of Manhattan and in parts of other boroughs previously thought impervious to redevelopment are closing because of increasing rents and enticing offers that are hard to pass up.
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But despite the chaotic circumstances of the shutdown, the opportunity to enter an untapped market of 100 million people would be too tempting for most telecoms operators to pass up, said William Davison, an analyst at the International Crisis Group.
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For the tourism industry, bad news is often just that, leading travelers to skip a trip to the hurricane-hit Caribbean in favor of a South American destination, or pass up a tour of a historically rich country facing political turmoil.
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"Therefore, the state may realize net fiscal savings which we believe Illinois can ill-afford to pass up given its weakened financial position, even if the additional debt service adds incrementally to its operating deficit," S&P said in a statement.
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"The opportunity to help an entire nation change the face of hockey is something you just don't pass up," said Melanie Jue, a Kunlun defender, who grew up in Vancouver, British Columbia, and has family in Hong Kong, which borders Shenzhen.
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In the overtime period of the Saints' Wild Card game against the Vikings, Kirk Cousins lobbed a pass up to Kyle Rudolph, who appeared to push off before catching the game-winning TD. The Game Winning TD catch in Saints vs.
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We broke the story ... Brody Jenner's deeply hurt his dad is taking a pass on going to his wedding in Bali Saturday, which our Brody sources say was due to Caitlyn having a lucrative business opportunity she couldn't pass up.
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The very public pass up by the UFC undoubtedly frustrated Tate, but according to last night's reports, the former contender will get a chance to prove her worth as Holm looks to defend her title for a first time on March 5.
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Typically, scientists at Breakthrough Listen hunt for aliens by scanning distant stars, but when 'Oumuamua (pronounced "oh-moo-ah-moo-ah" and meaning "a messenger from afar arriving first") paid us an unexpected visit, it was an opportunity they couldn't pass up.
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An antique jewelry box A KitchenAid mixer Any woman who can't pass up a new Pinterest recipe (and insists on cooking for every family event) has definitely had her eye on one of these bad boys — they're the diamond necklaces of kitchen appliances.
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But the MoviePass subscriber base still grew quickly over the first half of the year, since the deal it offered — up to one movie ticket every single day for a total cost of $9.99 per month — was too good to pass up.
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Despite scads of superhero movies flooding theaters for years, no one had ever made an animated feature that looked and felt like an actual comic book — and the prospect of being the first was a tantalizing opportunity, too hard to pass up.
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It's hard to picture Harbaugh eating at a Ruth's Chris under normal circumstances—he seems more like a LongHorn Steakhouse guy who maybe hits up Outback when he's feeling like something exotic—but this was simply too good a deal to pass up.
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While I found myself annoyed looking for a game to play when I first set Game Pass up, I still found two games to while a weekend away with—smashing faces in Soul Calibur 2 and feeling deep nostalgia whilst replaying Fable 3.
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Though Sisqo previously said he wouldn't put out another version of the track – which Rolling Stone notes he put out on New Year's Eve in 1999 – the R&B artist told BuzzFeed News that Jcy's version was too good to pass up.
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That will continue as no news outlet is going to pass up the chance to get such an interview, and even the most insular administration will want to get its message out in that kind of a setting from time to time.
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For gamblers who really can't pass up a blackjack table or a favorable point spread, the game is less about the money won and lost (although that's the part that tends to ruin lives) and more about chasing the neurochemical high of winning.
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"As part of Sila Nano's advisory board, I've seen the results of the breakthrough battery chemistry firsthand and I could not pass up the opportunity to take it a step further and lead the company's automotive partnership efforts," Kelty said in a statement.
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The real danger lies not from Beijing but rather in pressures from members of Congress who are not willing to accept higher prices for clothing and gadgets and lost farm exports and pass up the opportunity to make those an issue for 2020.
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The prospect of an influx in demand paired with the promise of handling the logistics and delivery is a hard one to pass up for restaurant owners — some of whom say they are disillusioned by the existing delivery platforms they've been using.
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Steyer hopes the effort will reach people of 35 and under, a group he says represents about a third of the country's electorate and who generally agree that climate change is a problem, but who often pass up the chance to vote.
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Between the demands of story-hungry editors — and a shot at cable-news glory — few reporters pass up a chance to ask a question on live TV. So Mr. Fabian's gesture, which caught Ms. Sanders off guard, quickly resonated beyond the West Wing.
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But Sean McVay's fourth-and-4 gamble to pass up a go-ahead 21-yard field-goal attempt backfired when holder Johnny Hekker took off with the snap around right end and was tackled short of the first down by linebacker Craig Robertson.
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Adam Pelech got a stick on the loose puck and sent a pass up the ice towards the streaking Barzal, who outraced Bjorkstrand to the net before flicking a backhanded shot past Merzlikins and off the top post with 3:59 left.
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Walmart has a lot of Steve Madden footwear at decent prices (as well as other designers), but the way the Cliff sneakers combine the exaggerated proportions of a dad sneaker with modern pastels and snake print is too cute to pass up.
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With Washington on the man advantage, Capitals goalie Braden Holtby made a lead pass up the ice, but Ryan Johansen intercepted it and then snapped it past the bewildered goalie for a short-handed goal to tie game 4-4 at 3:00.
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How he fits: The Saints need defenders, even after drafting Marshon Lattimore with the No. 11 pick, but with the last pick in the first round they apparently could not pass up Ramczyk, who was the top tackle left on the board.
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Considering every person has their price where something is so cheap they can't pass up the offer, UBS asked consumers how much cheaper a pilotless flight ticket would need to be for them to get on board without a crew in the cockpit.
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So he majored in history at Boston College, before transferring to the Massachusetts Institute of Technology to pursue science "Originally I had the idea of being a science journalist, but the science itself was too much fun to pass up," he said.
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Ramji admits he wasn't looking for a job, but he was pleasantly surprised to find such an open philosophy, and he saw the chance to shape Google Cloud into a developer-friendly platform — an opportunity, he says, that was too good to pass up.
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Normally that's enough of a sticker shock to close your browser's tab and move on, but the fact that each of these figures features tiny working LEDs so their helmets actually light up makes them hard to pass up for die-hard Daft Punk fans.
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The project is still in very early stages of development and hasn't found a home yet, but it's hard to believe that any network would pass up the opportunity to host a show based on a song that was popular 12 years ago. Right?
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Having a budget isn't only about making sure that you have enough to pay the bills; smart people know that making and sticking to a strict budget means never having to pass up an opportunity because they've blown their precious capital on discretionary expenditures.
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"Even if the planet wasn't at stake; even if 2014 wasn't the warmest year on record — until 2015 turned out even hotter — why would we want to pass up the chance for American businesses to produce and sell the energy of the future?" he asked.
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But even if the planet wasn't at stake; even if 2014 wasn't the warmest year on record — until 2015 turned out even hotter — why would we want to pass up the chance for American businesses to produce and sell the energy of the future?
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While opponents will never pass up the opportunity to showcase the Common Core's rocky start, they are missing the key fact: The introduction of these standards was not simply an end to the conversation, rather it was the beginning of an amazing public process.
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Mr. Leto, who had just won an Academy Award for his performance in "Dallas Buyers Club," said he could not pass up the chance to play the latest live-action incarnation of the Joker, a role previously inhabited by Jack Nicholson and Heath Ledger.
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There is some evidence that consumers aren't hyper rational when it comes to conservation, that they may pass up conservation opportunities even when it would save them money — and in that case rule rather than prices may be the right way to make them change.
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"Despite the cheaper traffic, the conversion rate is not there unless brands are making an offer to consumers that is too hard to pass up like buy-one-get one or spend a certain amount and receive a free gift or product," Shackelford said.
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For office drudges, the underemployed or those crushed by college loans, the slim chance that a $100 investment may someday reap close to $100 million — as would have happened with an investment of that amount in Bitcoin in 2010 — is too enticing to pass up.
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Speaking to Reuters a month before the Olympics, Hanse discussed building a course from scratch in a country not known for golf, the signature features of his design and the decision by many of the biggest names in men's golf to pass up the Games.
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How he fits: The Cardinals undoubtedly are not in love with using the top pick on a quarterback a year after using the 10th overall pick on Josh Rosen, but the pairing of Murray with Coach Kliff Kingsbury is too perfect to pass up.
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But even if the planet wasn't at stake; even if 2014 wasn't the warmest year on record—until 2015 turned out even hotter—why would we want to pass up the chance for American businesses to produce and sell the energy of the future?
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But even if the planet wasn't at stake; even if 2014 wasn't the warmest year on record — until 2015 turned out even hotter — why would we want to pass up the chance for American businesses to produce and sell the energy of the future?
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The bottom line: The market for air taxis is expected to grow from $3.4 billion in 2025 to $17.7 billion by 2040, according to Deloitte, and for newly public Uber, which lost $1 billion in the first quarter of 2019, that opportunity is hard to pass up.
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Taken to an extreme, this trend has led some to rebel against proven practices like vaccines (to grave results), pass up prescription or over-the-counter medication, or go for the wholesale avoidance of all "toxins," which is not possible (though not always the wrong move).
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Anything I did, it needed to include voices that fight against these injustices, I couldn't pass up opportunities and a public platform and not remind everyone in attendance about America's problem with discrimination and militarization, and how the combination leads to tax-funded murders of black families.
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Tacocat, "I Hate the Weekend" A small part of me can't believe I'm including a song called "I Hate the Weekend" in a column devoted to giving you weekend listening material, but this cut from Tacocat's new album Lost Time is too funny to pass up.
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The card also includes primary rental car damage insurance, which means it kicks in before your own car insurance and allows you to confidently pass up the extra charge of a car rental agency's own insurance whenever you rent a vehicle and pay with the Sapphire Preferred.
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Photograph by Amanda Hakan for The New Yorker That evening, the barbecued carrot, among the small plates, was too intriguing to pass up; listed with mustard, sour cherries, and country ham, like a Kentucky picnic, it ended up seeming like little more than carrots with barbecue sauce.
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Read more: Khabib Nurmagomedov challenges Conor McGregor to actually win a fight before they even talk about a rematchBut despite the obstacles in place, the money at stake with a rematch between McGregor and Nurmagomedov might be too good for UFC president Dana White to pass up.
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Seeing 8mm film, pornographic or not, is a rare experience in the "Netflix and chill" era, and the opportunity to hear that whir of celluloid passing through a projector at 24 frames a second for 25 cents a pop was not one I could pass up.
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A former colleague of mine and I used to laugh about how The Good Fight will never pass up the opportunity to take advantage of the fact that it's a digital-only series that doesn't air on network television by reveling in copious swears and partial nudity.
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SI Newhouse, who unfortunately recently deceased, but SI Newhouse who owned Condé Nast asked me to come over to create a business magazine, and it was too good, it was too enticing to pass up, and I really did love the Wall Street Journal, but, boy.
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How he fits: The SoCal local, who played his college ball in Westwood, was simply too much to pass up for the Lakers, and they made room for him in the backcourt by sending D'Angelo Russell (the No. 2 pick just two years ago) to Brooklyn.
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While his personal resources dwarf his rivals' — his official campaign launch was accompanied by a massive $34 million ad buy — Bloomberg can ill afford to pass up the opportunity to lay out his rationale for running and contrast his views on a stage with his rivals.
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And for those same religious conservatives to pass up the chance, preferring a scorched-earth battle in defense of priapism, would be a sad confirmation of the point that a beloved Christian author made many years ago: The doors of hell are locked on the inside.
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" I am, of course, fascinated by Newgrange, a Neolithic site that predates Stonehenge by a thousand years, but I can never pass up yarn, so I turned into a modest farm, damp, green, full of sheep, well-used equipment and warning signs — "This is not a playground.
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For many, the convenience of asking their smart speaker to turn on the lights, lock the door or open the blinds became too appealing to pass up, kicking off an arms race among companies to integrate their AI assistants in as many smart home products as possible.
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So when Cameron revealed at CinemaCon on Thursday that he's planning four sequels to Avatar instead of the three that he's discussed in the past — and just a few months after Schwartz's joke about Avatar's cultural irrelevance went viral — the timing was too funny to pass up.
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The Steelers had the ball on the Bengals ten-yard line after Antonio Brown turned a quick pass up the middle into a 60 yard pickup, and after a run for no gain (and a bit of a brawl in the aftermath), they lined up for second-and-goal.
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On average, each of the Tiete-Parana system's barge trains can carry the equivalent of 200 highway trucks, according the Sao Paulo's waterway authority, the paper said Another barge train was expected to pass up the Tiete through the Nova Avanhandava locks destined for Santos on Tuesday, Estado reported.
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While out filming polar bears last February at Wapusk National Park in Manitoba, as they exited their den after a winter's nap, Gilardini snapped a few shots of a baby cub hitching a ride on its mother's bum, because sometimes you just can't pass up a free ride.
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The process might be off-putting, and the results -- whether or not the deals come together and the legislation moves -- could cost Republicans their majorities in Congress, but with the work nearly done, it's becoming increasingly difficult to imagine Republicans will pass up a bite of the sausage.
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Watch the old footage: He looks like a basketball textbook come to life, crouching deep in his defensive stance, arms spread wide, leaping instantly to block a shot, then leaping up again to grab the rebound, then turning and firing a perfect pass up the floor to his guards.
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It's not often I get to write about things I'm actually interested in, but once I saw a post pertaining to William Gibson's Neuromancer—a personal favorite of mine—and I couldn't pass up the opportunity to put a bid in even though it needed to be six pages.
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Asking celebrities whether they are feminists has become a favorite pastime for reporters of late, and Elle didn't pass up the opportunity to ask Beyoncé whether her decision to emblazon the stage on her last world tour with the word FEMINIST means that she, too, is a feminist.
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HOUSTON — Former Housing and Urban Development Secretary Julian Castro did not pass up the chance to take a swing at former Vice President Joe Biden in his first answer during the Democratic debates Thursday night in an exchange about healthcare — and made it a personal attack on Biden's memory.
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I usually eschew tours, but I found a deal from Ethio Travel Tours that was just too good to pass up: two nights in Lalibela, a tour guide for two days, entrance to the churches (153,164 birr, if you buy separately), and ground transportation — all for just $200.
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He has said that he doesn't find the prospect of being in the Senate all that interesting, but I don't understand how anyone who cares about all of the issues Bullock cares about — not just the environment, but also inequality, education and much more — could pass up this opportunity.
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State officials say the lower requirement for yearly job creation should allow companies to focus on growing rather than on hitting specific job targets, and argue that the companies will generate so little revenue at first that any taxes the state would pass up in exchange would be negligible.
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If you're ready to upgrade your headphones, living room sound setup, portable speaker game, or whatever else you use to play audio, the time is now — there are a bunch of Bose products on sale on Amazon just before Black Friday, and the discounts are hard to pass up.
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In all fairness, attendance numbers of Trump and Obama's tree lighting are unknown, but after Trump's former press secretary, Sean Spicer, infamously said Trump had "the largest audience to ever witness an inauguration, period" â€" a blatant lie â€" the opportunity to troll was just too good to pass up.
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Rising programming costs and the potential for billions in additional revenue could be too hard for Netflix to pass up, predicted NBCUniversal's ad chief Linda Yaccarino and Peter Naylor, Hulu's head of ad sales, at a Cannes Lions panel Wednesday moderated by The Trade Desk founder and CEO Jeff Green.
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I remember gathering a group of girls for an interview on our first day back to school after the shooting, sitting for over an hour explaining our perspective as Black Parkland students, and having the journalist take our numbers only to pass up our story for a more notable student.
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Anthropologie is slashing prices on these summer-ready styles just in time for the sunny weather, so whether you're shopping for a wedding, vacation, or simply something to wear to Sunday brunch with your friends, scoring them for an extra 30 percent off is an offer we can't pass up.
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I was extremely pleased by the iPhone X; if it were the only new iPhone Apple released this year, I would jump to the XS. But it isn't — the XS Max does exist, and the allure of its large display is too strong for me (and my vision) to pass up.
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Sometimes, Montgomery wondered if being able to ignore these on-and-off-court considerations and play purely for herself would have given her a bigger career: "I'm a shooter, but I pass up a lot of shots because I think I can get our team a better one," she said.
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Whether you're shopping for holiday presents or looking to optimize your current set-up in the new year, there are a ton of smart home deals happening right now that will help you save on all of it — and that includes this new Amazon sale that's too good to pass up.
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In making this trade, the Clippers ultimately decided that the draft picks Philadelphia offered were too valuable to pass up as they prepare for a big summer in which they are widely considered to be the league's strongest threat to lure Kawhi Leonard away from the Toronto Raptors in free agency.
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While Ms. Warren is a Harvard Law School professor, she may be reluctant to put herself through a nasty confirmation battle, and it is not clear that Mr. Obama holds her in high regard: He did, after all, pass up the chance to nominate her to head the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
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With a career that relies heavily on their strong songwriting roots, Hubbard, 31, and bandmate Brian Kelley, 33, couldn't pass up an opportunity to display how their hits are created, taking the stage alongside their Tree Vibez Music writers Corey Crowder, RaeLynn and Canaan Smith, as well as Ernest K. and HARDY.
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And Kourtney wasn't about to pass up that perfectly Boomerang-able motorcycle game moment herself: All of this really just goes to prove that even if you're a straight shooter like Khloé, who doesn't play games in real life, one can still play a mean game of skee-ball every now and then.
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Putin will not "pass up the opportunity to poke fun" at the U.S., even at the expense of Trump, whom he sees as an outlet for potentially better treatment form America, said Olga Oliker, senior advisor and director of the Russia and Eurasia program at the Center for Strategic and International Studies.
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We know there are a lot of choices when it comes to picking up a brand new 21K smart TV, but we found one that features all the bells and whistles that you might be looking for in a 265K TV at a price point that simply too good to pass up.
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It may seem almost perverse for a Southern band to continually pass up the chance to record an album in the hallowed homeland of Southern rock, but to Laura's thinking, there can be such a thing as being too Southern—and that's something she and Lydia sought to avoid by heading West.
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If it is intended to mean that fluctuations in rates of this magnitude would occur solely as a result of cyclical movements in economic activity, it implies an amazing propensity on the part of speculators to pass up opportunities to make great profits and is contradicted by Britain's own experience during the thirties.
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"I quite enjoyed the academic life, but when the possibility came up to have a DeepMind group in Montreal I thought it was really too good to pass up because a lot of the cutting edge research right now in machine learning is actually happening at DeepMind, especially in reinforcement learning," she said.
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It's likely that not many Cubans, promised a chance to move somewhere better off, would pass up a chance to leave Cuba as it is, untouched, frozen in time, covered in soot and light, varnished with that curious and appealing patina of an era in which surviving, however, is so terribly difficult.
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Those tiny details about him -- how he loved listening to The Beach Boys while cleaning the bathroom, how he couldn't pass up a bowl of Cheetos after a long day at work or how he'd always try to memorize my school schedule because he never failed to take an interest in my education.
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See, unlike here in the United States where our movie rating system may be corrupt but isn't legally mandatory, Chinese censors decide which movies are suitable for release in Chinese markets … and as big-budget action flicks of recent years have proven, Chinese markets are too lucrative for studios to pass up.
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For me it was last night, around 9 PM. There was a Mister Softee truck parked outside the Barclays Center—which appeared to be hosting an event attended exclusively by people in sexy athleisure wear, so at least the line for ice cream was short—and I couldn't pass up such a convenient cone.
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But Adele continues to be wildly lauded, and, since I am never one to pass up a Lil Wayne connection, now seems like a time to point out that Lil Wayne has rapped over an Adele song—just one more thread connecting A and Bey (also perhaps the only thread connecting Adele and Hurricane Chris).
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These types of conversations would come to mirror critics' reactions to the film, with some repelled due to the viscerality of the subject matter (TriStar supposedly turned down the screenplay for being "too demented") while others were attracted to Pulp Fiction for exactly these reasons; that the content was too sensational to pass up.
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When PEOPLE got an invitation to participate in the Empire State Building Run-Up sponsored by Turkish Airlines (which is headquartered there), I knew I couldn't pass up the opportunity to do one of the most iconic races in the world, one that benefits charities like the Challenged Athletes Foundation and the Multiple Myeloma Research Foundation.
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Little did my editor or the accompanying video team know that I'm a dyed-in-the wool Neeson fan—we call ourselves Neese Nuts—and I would never pass up an opportunity to get closer to my idol and nurture the dormant Neeson spirit that lives inside all of us, just waiting to be set free.
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I'm sorry to direct Verge readers to a Post Malone song, but the grubby musician has made his latest music video hard to pass up: "Sunflower" is a collaboration with Swae Lee that the pair wrote and recorded to accompany Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse, the gorgeous upcoming animated film that follows Miles Morales (and basically every other Spidey that ever existed).
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Wags tells Axe he can't find a good short play to screw Chuck Rhoades Sr. (Look, I'll just say it, Axe makes too many Godfather references.) But when Taylor comes in and says the Ice Juice money couldn't have come from Chuck Sr. and Axe realizes that it probably came from Chuck himself it all becomes too juicy (pun intended) to pass up.
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" With all this in mind, Heinz couldn't pass up the opportunity to join forces with Sheeran when he reached out to them on Instagram in April, saying "Yo @heinz I have an idea for a TV ad if you wanna do one, if not I won't be offended, I could never be mad at you…have your people call my people.
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The commercials aired on Cartoon Network for months, offering a fantasy that was too appealing for me to pass up: Supposedly, with a sturdy hard drive, an elementary understanding of computer science, and my own recess-honed Lego skills, a 22026-year-old like me could construct and program his very own AT-ST mech from The Empire Strikes Back all by himself.
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Normally, we might suggest waiting the few months 'til Black Friday to take advantage of some of the year's best TV deals, except we just found one that's too good to pass up: If you head over to Dell's website right now, you can save 55% on a 65-inch LG OLED 4K smart TV for a total of $13,828 in savings.
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Thinking about every NHL GM staring at his TV as Brayden McNabb hands the Cup to Luca Sbisa, who hands it to Ryan Reaves, who hands it to Colin Miller, who hands it to Jonathan Marchessault and Reilly Smith at the same time, who put down the Cup and hold up a sign that reads, "THANK YOU DALE" is something too good to pass up.
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What It Is: The "Hollywood EGF Facial", otherwise known as the "Penis Facial" thanks to stars like Sandra Bullock and Cate Blanchett, who both swear by it for radiant, glowy skin Who Tried It: Jillian Ruffo, Associate Beauty Editor Why We Tried It: Let me ask you this: Would you pass up the chance to have skin that looks as smooth as Blanchett or Bullock's?
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpSchiff: Bolton 'refused' to submit affidavit on Trump's involvement in Ukraine controversy Yang congratulates Romney for 'voting his conscious and character' in convicting Trump McConnell 'disappointed' by Romney impeachment vote, but 'I'm going to need his support' MORE The problems with the Democratic caucuses gave the president a chance to gloat — and he was not going to pass up the opportunity.
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Known for her fluid, hefty forms made from bronze, marble or wood — and the new language of beauty that she developed in the wake of World War I — Hepworth is as abstract as Rodin is photo-realistic: Perhaps no two practitioners of the discipline are less alike, which is precisely why one shouldn't pass up the opportunity to see their works under the same roof.
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