But alas, of course we are willing to play along.
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If they won't play along, there's a more lucrative option.
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But the chips have little use unless companies play along.
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We might even pay some of you to play along.
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Just some skillful programming, and a willingness to play along.
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And then I would play along the baseline a lot.
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And costume makers are more than willing to play along.
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So Offred doesn't play along and pretend there's a pregnancy.
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He expected to get half of them to play along.
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Do you think your neighbors will play along with that?
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So let's play along with this fantasy (for a bit).
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Republicans in Congress have no choice but to play along.
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And if you don't want to play along, that's fine.
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If that's the case, it's unlikely Congress will play along.
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It was the league's refusal to play along with its
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Where we gonna find an industrious butthead to play along?
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But watching Republicans in Congress play along is deeply dispiriting.
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She recruited allies — her sister, her husband — to play along.
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Or was it convenient, perhaps even attractive, to play along?
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It works because we play along, I mean we get to play along — Liversidge presents us with an opportunity to imagine being the imp who stretches or corrupts the rules of the white cube.
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Clinton, Mr. Schumer has been more than happy to play along.
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He then spots Justin Timberlake, who he knows might play along.
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But the Fed does not appear to want to play along.
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Lohan seems completely unwilling to play along, and gives nonanswers throughout.
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It's easy to see why they'd play along: Despite her delusion,
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Gus cluelessly tries to play along when she hotboxes a car.
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It's a sucker's game, but they feel forced to play along.
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I decided I would just play along and see what happened.
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Yet they know that they still might have to play along.
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Yet the companies involved play along, rather than risk his wrath.
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Stripe refuses to play along, so Arquette pulls out his trump card.
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Unfortunately, Zelena refuses to play along; she thinks he's just using her.
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The outlet knows he's watching, and they know he'll often play along.
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The Game of Game of Thrones is back, and you can play along!
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You can also invite friends on Snapchat to play along in multiplayer games.
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Now, however, it appears it has decided to play along with state officials.
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" The source adds, "Angie is playing hurtful games and he won't play along.
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But financial markets cannot be relied on to play along with this schedule.
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It's easy to look past the insanity of it and just play along.
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And even if the trio agreed on something, China might not play along.
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But a funny thing happened along the way — the people didn't play along.
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In fact, they seemed to relish the chance to play along his side.
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I play along with the fantasies they come up with in their head.
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Wilhem forced a smile; he was trying to play along and was struggling.
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After Twitter users poked fun of the phenomenon, Witherspoon decided to play along.
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Yes — it's all a joke, but it's great to see the actors play along.
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He memorized the melodies and would secretly borrow his datuk's guitar to play along.
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Still, when I tried to play along in a demo, I still sounded terrible.
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The concept is completely foreign to me as an American, but I play along.
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I wanted to learn more math, so I decided to play along and apply.
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After learning G, C, and F, I hopped into a play-along song mode.
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Publicly outing those who don't play along may be a good place to start.
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This allowed gamers and viewers to play along in real-time from the web.
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That and also because I got to play along and score some points myself.
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How many times have I believed it, or suspended disbelief enough to play along?
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The possibility of getting Russia and China to play along also seems exceedingly remote.
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Performers will play along, too: some dancers, for instance, will be dressed as goths.
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And what if you, as a Member of Congress, decide not to play along?
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They're kind of like children when they first start, you have to play along.
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Wall Street is willing to play along: Shares are up 15 percent this year.
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After pausing to reflect on the question, he tried his best to play along.
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As it happens, I, too, tend to joke around, so I gamely play along.
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They know Colette made up the whole thing, and they want to play along.
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She picks the pose & I play along .. fav daughter & fav son do not approve.
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But 432 Hz isn't challenging anyone except the kid trying to play along on guitar.
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If we play along, we might get to climb the rungs of the ladder, too.
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In such a case, there's little more than you can do other than play along.
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Those who play along at home will also be given early access to the product.
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So the real question is whether advertisers and investors and potential acquirers will play along.
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WHOLE FAMILY CAN SIT DOWN AND WATCH, HAVE AN OPINION, PLAY ALONG, THE WHOLE BUSINESS.
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But I decide to play along and suggest that maybe she needs a code name.
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Suggestions for drinking games floated on the Internet, and some watchers appeared to play along.
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Here are the official rules, for those who want to play along in the comments:
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If that's the case, I suppose I have no other choice than to play along.
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But when it comes to Hispanics, many in the media are happy to play along.
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In the state sector of the economy, too, it wants managers who will play along.
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Desperate for engagement on any level, the ladies reluctantly enter hog heaven and play along.
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The festival's boho-chic aesthetic is so recognizable that fans can play along at home.
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Once you have the basics down, you can play along to a number of songs.
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It has shown little compunction about blocking or banning companies that will not play along.
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Something has to change, we won't play along with this new way of understanding football.
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They're nice enough to play along, however, they can barely keep a ball in play.
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But the plot lines fell flat, in part because the Swedes did not play along.
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Rather, it is the delight in watching them play along with our flights of imagination.
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The only problem is that Kevin's a stand-up fella and refuses to play along.
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Robert S. Mueller III, the special counsel in the Russia investigation, would not play along.
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The black characters play along, their thinly veiled disgust and outrage simmering below the surface.
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It's really fun, just listen to music and play along, and try and get better.
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Can't you see that the supposed gatekeepers at "mainstream" institutions are happy to play along?
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The federal government remains shut down because one chamber of Congress no longer will play along.
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On it, you can use Alexa to play tunes from Roland's library of play-along music.
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This means when Bran tells me he's a three-eyed raven, I have to play along.
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Both options feature tutorial videos and licensed third-party pop music tracks to play along to.
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Bush's lawyer has argued that Bush had to play along in order to keep his job.
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Claiming Cara was doing it for the show and he had to play along for MTV.
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Bogomirskiy is reluctant to play along, but the fate of humanity might be in his hands.
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If China thinks America may ignore a ruling against its interests, why should it play along?
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There's also a Twitch "JoinIn" feature for multiplayer games where broadcasters invite viewers to play along.
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Hartlen told VICE that he hoped frontman Chad Kroeger might actually play along with the post.
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But after realising it was indeed from a child, Shoup decided to play along as Santa.
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This isn't a natural aesthetic for Gorillaz (or Savages), but the two play along pretty well.
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Josh Morrissey was credited with a helper for his work on the play along the boards.
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I've never allowed myself to play along because of my values, for better or for worse.
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In fact, it feels like the company has finally decided to play along with everyone else.
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Is it ethical to play along, in the hope that she will stop the process herself?
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A similar dynamic is at play along the South Carolina-North Carolina border, where Bowe practices.
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It makes sense why Gwyneth's willingness to play along caught Tucker and everyone else by surprise.
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Apple tried to enter gaming with the Pippin console, but users weren't willing to play along.
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As Peter points out, if Disney owns it, why would competing companies want to play along?
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Traditionally, the grandparents get a first say on the name, and the newborn's parents play along.
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The Obama administration declined to play along, worried that it implied an American retreat from Asia.
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Huge sections, such as spending and tax code changes, would require Capitol Hill to play along.
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They would call him the n-word, but rather than saying something he would play along.
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They may continue to play along because it&aposs fun, or similar to their imaginary friends.
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"People think it's her running the account, and I play along in the comments," Skylar said.
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You don't have to play along, and you should feel fine about it if you don't.
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The CSU is close to Sebastian Kurz, the Austrian chancellor, so might persuade him to play along.
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A little bit," feeling "cornered, as if she had to play along to not blow the pitch.
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We tweeted a few of our favorite emoji innuendos, and Google was pretty down to play along.
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Swimming is fun and all, until a pod of killer whales decide they'd like to play along.
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I had this lovely exchange with a MAN named Marvin, which I tried to play along with.
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There's just one more thing you need: our downloadable bracket to play along with each week's eliminations.
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Of course, this process still needed the Fed to play along with market reasoning and it is.
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The #Jeopardy Tournament of Champions competitors are organizing a charitable play along to help fight pancreatic cancer.
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Again I enjoyed the ethereal cloud play along the flanks of Baker Mountain, this time from above.
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We got Boogaloo out in L.A. and he was totally game to play along with the storyline.
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Beck despises them all but tries very hard to play along, since daddy is her personal ATM.
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But 20 years after Mary Tyler Moore, audiences were ready and willing (and eager) to play along.
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It may be a bit more surprising, though, that someone like McCain would play along this time.
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But the rest of the planet is increasingly refusing to play along, and is seeking alternatives instead.
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The partner puts the same question to another witness, a black teen, who refuses to play along.
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The tech and business press is happy to play along with the Silicon Valley superhero narrative—often explicitly.
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He suggests that the two of them play along with the "crazy stuff" in order to get answers.
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Delphine warns Cosima that pushing too hard could put Kira in danger, so they have to play along.
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Federer is of course more than happy to play along, as Gloria Estefan's "Conga" blasts in the background.
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If that's not enough, Lear disinherits the one daughter who actually loves him for refusing to play along.
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HQ Trivia lets you play along at home while connecting with everyone else who's playing along at home.
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So far, it seems most people are content to play along — literally — with this cavalier disregard for sustainability.
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David Lynch is demanding that we play along, and we're heading somewhere beyond where we've all been before.
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The scene is genuinely funny, buoyed less by Sandler's rage than Barker's ultra-game willingness to play along.
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Now that the Cortez suddenly wants to play along with the real world, this aggression will not stand.
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The IP3 generals have got to know that but must be willing to play along for immediate gain.
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If Matt was right, he'd just have to play along, pretend he hadn't noticed what was going on.
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Essential's grand plan is to build a system where all of the different programs can play along nicely.
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All of our platform developers get to plug into that, and they get to play along with that.
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And Juncker, apparently keen to flatter Trump, was eager to play along in language that the President appreciates.
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Once the game is opened, children can use the speaker to play along with show's two main characters.
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Kids can slow down and mute tracks to play along karaoke-style, while recording themselves in the process.
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The stated pot is only actually a third of what's required, and that's if private creditors play along.
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But play along with it, and you tell a larger tale about what mattered that year and why.
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The Clintons raised millions to underwrite the event, sometimes stirring accusations of pay-to-play along the way.
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Trump's rhetoric may promise nice things to people, like great health insurance, but his party won't play along.
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If you enter sweeping commands like "rule the world" and then "retire peacefully," the AI will play along.
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Shoppers can select a song, and the robots will play along as lyrics show up on the screen.
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By covering her eyes to play peek-a-boo or tickling her feet, she'll laugh and play along.
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Many games let you play along with other people, either killing them or cooperating with them or both.
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Those unnamed people have warned she could be sent to a harsher prison if she doesn't play along.
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If Nissan wanted a stronger bargaining chip, however, several observers have been asking why Japanese authorities would play along.
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The advanced stats say they're as brutal as ever, but the win-loss record stubbornly refuses to play along.
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Initially, Bird agreed to play along, after ScootScoop had impounded 73,800 Bird scooters from July through November of 2018.
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Noggin's new play along videos will first hit iOS devices, starting June 1st, before rolling out to other platforms.
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The U.S. might be abandoning the Paris Climate Agreement, but that doesn't mean the states have to play along.
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The GOP ultimately held Attorney General Holder in contempt for refusing to play along with their politically-motivated sham.
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But when that happens we tend to ridicule them for not being fun or spontaneous enough to play along.
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So far Wall Street hasn't bought that argument, but it seems like the NFL is willing to play along.
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Instead, the corporation plans to launch an interactive sci-fi drama that listeners can play along with at home.
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G. Hauser was so determined to work with whoever he thought I was that I could not play along.
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We gritted our teeth and hoped our wives would play along with the gamble of starting our own agency.
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Even if every new high-frequency radio observatory in the world agreed to play along, the logistics were daunting.
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When you have a franchise operation, even though rules are put in place, the franchisees don't always play along.
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When their hosts confuse Nelson for his brother, who immigrated to California, Manuel and Nelson decide to play along.
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Brian Molko is one of these skeptical musicians, but he's willing to play along without much of a protest.
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But everybody had to play along and pretend that it was real, because no one could imagine any alternative.
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Where to dine, drink and play along the photogenic waterway — with pit stops for art, shopping and simply gazing.
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In the coming weeks, the temptation for politicians to play along with these sorts of policies will be great.
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To live in the city is to play a part in that spectacle, and to play along with it.
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Yet there are indications that key players are willing to play along with Mr. Fernández's plan, at least initially.
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So far, at least, enough members of Congress have refused to play along to prevent the bill from passing.
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The usual pitch, 'We have detected that your PC is infected …' My response is to play along: 'Oh, no!
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Then again, what was she supposed to do as the subject of constant mockery but try to play along?
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He connects with other people through limp stares and blank expressions, no longer able to play along with human socialization.
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A raft of socially amplified framing devices are in play, along with the viewing role of our senses and id.
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But Whisperlodge forces you to play along, which is exactly why it can't really translate into a pleasurable IRL experience.
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Ines, loath to be embarrassed yet again, is forced to play along, reluctantly making small talk with her "new" acquaintance.
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Meanwhile, if you want to play along with the actual songs, then you'll need to have an Apple Music subscription.
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MK11 features a redesigned fighting system aimed at more strategic play, along with a much bigger focus on the story.
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Creators can add quizzes, polls, gamification and more to their videos so users can play along instead of passively viewing.
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Outside of his professional projects, Hiddleston has shown a willingness to play along with jokes for the fun of it.
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At the time, both amateur and professional musicians, listening to the NBC Symphony broadcasts, did their best to play along.
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Routines offer the opportunity to whip out your best air guitar to play along to compositions by Andrew Lloyd Webber.
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Zucker is game to play along when Bush presses her to answer which of the two men she would pick.
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"Kids love them because they're great puzzle mysteries with all sorts of games for them to play along," he said.
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We will not play along with a market that may not have lost its way entirely, but something has changed.
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My personal choice for a play-along pick-me-up of a Robots in Disguise persuasion, though, is Transformers: Devastation.
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That changes the site's scope — and if consumers play along, the effect on movie criticism itself could be far reaching.
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A good partner, I realized, will play along until your desires get irresponsible — dreaming with a healthy dose of reality.
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But Democrats went to the White House for a meeting, intent to play along as if there was a chance.
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While suggesting that some of the editorial staff of Kronen Zeitung should be fired, he said most would play along.
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He had notified the Shin Bet, Israel's domestic intelligence agency, of Kotov's overtures, and he was told to play along.
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"McKinsey was more than willing to play along — they were being paid extraordinary rates to keep playing," Mr. Armstrong said.
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The Blues quickly countered with Faulk's goal 72 seconds later, the payoff for O'Reilly's strong play along the end boards.
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He started listening to Russian folk music, and to a recording of the "Great Comet" score, trying to play along.
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If they play along with the ludicrous notion that Clinton loves firing coal miners, they are sanctioning and disseminating misinformation.
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At a certain point, all Plestis could do was ask his audience members to play along, and hope they listened.
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Mini-games or ways to play along after you're eliminated could boost total view time and the value of brand sponsorships.
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But if a place like North Dakota doesn't play along, the DNC might not send staff and resources for other races.
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Anyone with the Go90 app can play along in an attempt to catch the runner, and take home the prize money.
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Instead, it was willing to play along in order to win favors in DC, and the patriotic admiration of US consumers.
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Microsoft has acquired Beam, a Seattle-based interactive game streaming service that lets viewers play along with streamers as they watch.
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And once you've been introduced to the gang, play along with them in an epic Disney music trivia throw-down, above.
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Do you play along, like you totally know who this mystery person is, and risk making plans with a total rando?
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Yet Beck has to go, and attempts to play along… until the professor tries to slide his hand up her knee.
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One ex-employee said when he refused to play along and called an ethics hotline, he was let go -- for tardiness.
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We're expected to play along and prove that we can hang with the guys, to whatever extent they decide that means.
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The best thing about Endgame's time travel is the way it lets Marvel's biggest fans play along with the Avengers' plan.
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Orlando, Grondski, and Simone—who worked in HR and customer service—allege they were fired because they refused to play along.
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More direct alerts would be far better for the recipient, though this feature does require the poster to play along, too.
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See below for details, play along, spread the word, and let's do what we can to help win this fight. pic.twitter.
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But before you do any of that, be sure to get your own Oscars ballot to play along during the show.
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Engelbrecht's work could—if viewers play along—chart a course for how Netflix stays relevant and designs ever more bingeable stories.
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Both parties know they're misdirecting each other from their romantic interest in each other, and both of them knowingly play along.
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Those subscriptions all offer critical features, like enabling online play, along with perks, like hundreds of dollars' worth of free games.
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And to do it all, he would set up a new political organization to pressure anyone who refused to play along.
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When I talk to these Tylers about our name, they smile and play along, but I know they can't really relate.
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Despite the high stakes and eye-popping prices of Super Bowl advertising, big brands have little choice but to play along.
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And as we battled more, we got more guns, different types of guns and costumes, and the nurses would play along!
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The question for everyone else is whether to play along, because Trump is less dangerous if he thinks Mexico has submitted.
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Do they play along with Trump's bullshit, or do they tell their voters the truth — that he lost fair and square?
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Christian Scott Atunde Adjuah, an award-winning New Orleans trumpeter, makes it possible for fledgling musicians to play along with tracks via his Stretch Music mobile phone app; he is now developing a VR component that will enable them to play along with him onstage and experience his reactions to what they play in real-time.
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There are hundreds of millions of dollars of costs that come into play, along with dozens of other "Star Wars" revenue streams.
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For Sir Ivan Rogers, the politics of Brexit -- and the future of his country -- was too important to play along with this.
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Because in Fish's version, Laurey's not really game to play along with her role as the winsome farm girl in a romance.
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Oh, and if you want to play along at home, you can grab a copy of it for a penny on Amazon.
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Google introduced Material, its new design guidelines, and Google Play, along with the company's other apps, was refreshed with the new look.
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So, as Camille tries to find the monster responsible for the killings, it's only fair for fans to play along at home.
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Today, Ford thinks it's on the path toward developing a platform for connected cars that everyone can, and should, play along with.
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I assumed the guys would play along – but I had no idea that their shirts would be off in three seconds flat!
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Download our Bachelorette bracket PDF now to play along with Becca Kufrin's season of The Bachelorette, which premieres Monday at 8 p.m.
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Perhaps they just feel they are being kind enough to play along with how I perceive myself, at least in my presence.
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Google will be reporting on its Fruit Games for the next two weeks while you get to play along in the app.
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Of course, the heart of the whole play (along with the event) is the latest version of Windows 10, dropping next spring.
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Give yourself — if you'd like to play along — about 2100 seconds to solve the following: A ball and a bat cost $1.10.
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"For the moment, the president seems to have all of the cards and the Chinese are trying to play along," Bianco noted.
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Sanders wants basically the same thing, with the expectation that moderators might not play along and focus instead on hot-button issues.
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The couple began by sitting in on a musical storytelling session and were given brightly-colored finger puppets to play along with.
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As in the past, France will play along because the German leadership still does not go down well in most of Europe.
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The following night, the Kris Davis Trio will play, along with a large band performing John Zorn's "Cobra," an improvisation-driven composition.
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The firm now hopes to work with human volunteers, perhaps as early as next year should America's Food and Drug Administration play along.
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With Nick's play-along videos, the idea is to make the video content more engaging by requiring kids to interact with the content.
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Naturally, the company built integrations in the app for people watching Beat Shazam at home, allowing you to play along as you watch.
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Cruz supporters are even less inclined to play along, with 56 percent saying they would vote for Trump and 25 percent favoring Kasich.
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When you catch your kid doing something really stupid, sometimes you have top play along before teaching them a valuable, life-long lesson.
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And when the sitting Democratic president went to bat for yet another big trade deal written by big business, Sanders didn't play along.
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With all the attention coming my way, I want to also re-up this play-along for Pancreatic Cancer on Thursday and Friday.
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The risk, though, is that Google just won't play along — it closed down Google News in Spain when similar regulations passed in 2014.
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Musk has done a phenomenal job in convincing investors to play along, promising grand visions of the future, where Tesla leads the way.
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The mental pathways and habits of thought that gave birth to those abusive rules are still there, even if I don't play along.
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We tune into the game anyways, in part because Apple has so expertly organized it, and because we all want to play along.
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It was an eclectic day of football for the Jets, who combined sterling play along their defensive line with blunders in their secondary.
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From there, more Twitter users signed up to play along — like Kathy Griffin, who capitalized on her most recent moment of political notoriety.
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But the rest of the planet is increasingly refusing to play along, instead seeking alternatives to trade with a suddenly mercurial United States.
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It had tried to play along the restrictions on information, offering a censored version of the site, until China hacked them in 2010.
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Of course, even if the president is interested in chalking up a few bipartisan wins, the Republican Senate is unlikely to play along.
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To me, all the coughs sounded exactly the same, but I'd play along—"Raspy, yes"—like an anxious impostor at a wine tasting.
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Rai said Piyush Goyal, minister for power, coal and renewable energy, had been trying to convince unions to play along with the reforms.
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It allows listeners to manipulate and isolate different tracks, so they can see the way his innovations are wrought and even play along.
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Bettman is winking at us, pretending to play along with the whole booing thing in an obviously fake and over-the-top way.
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Akerlund's personal mantra "B who you are" is a reminder that it's okay to not play along with aesthetics that are marketed most visibly.
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Trump's wish for others to play along with his drama is "wishful thinking," the ruling Communist Party's People's Daily newspaper said in an editorial.
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To simulate the experience, Hanks asked the audience to cover their eyes and play along as he and DeGeneres conversed like their famous characters.
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Jim Cramer weighed in on which celebrity stock-pickers he's betting on to win, and offered tips for at-home investors to play along.
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PBMs' primary business model is drawing increasing scrutiny, as critics suggest it gives them a perverse incentive to play along with higher drug prices.
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The play along video player has also been designed to integrate into Nick's existing applications, like Noggin, instead of requiring a separate app download.
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David Ortiz Announces His Retirement Plans An impression so ridiculous and hilarious that even the real Big Papi himself couldn't help but play along.
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Now you can play it on a damn smartwatch, although you'll need to bring a pretty lose definition of "play" along for the ride.
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For example, one of the fastest-growing apps this year, HQ trivia, changed live game shows by letting users play along on their phones.
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It occurred to me: Why don't I reach out to some of my more recognizable friends and see who'd be willing to play along?
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The morning of January 21 was bizarrely warm, as if the weather knew America was going through something weird and decided to play along.
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But about 35 years ago, U.S. News & World Report kicked off this craze and, sadly, even the most elite institutions decided to play along.
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A new smart steering option opens the game up to younger kids, too, giving them a way to play along without getting completely trounced.
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It's not fun to play along when this is the ending — it just makes me angry for investing so much time in the show.
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So the GOP kept digging, ultimately holding Holder in contempt for refusing to play along with their politically-motivated sham to unearth embarrassing emails.
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"She has a reverence for technology and understands it has a role to play along with nature," he said, speaking of the target consumer.
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This is, they remind him, the case for the rest of his life, so he might as well play along; it's literalized, institutionalized PTSD.
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Armstrong hit her limit when her daughters didn't want to go to a sponsored event, and she found herself begging them to play along.
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A couple of years ago, Noggin took its first steps into offering more educational content with the addition of curriculum-based "play along" videos.
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Oil, gas and coal had to play along, for instance, when the Obama-era Environmental Protection Agency instituted mandatory reporting of greenhouse gas emissions.
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There are controls for adjusting how much of a note you want to play, along with qualities known as attack, decay, sustain and release.
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It is relatively easy to confuse people with misleading political rhetoric, especially if ideologically friendly media outlets are prepared to play along with you.
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In the months ahead, Trump could conceivably ask EPA head Scott Pruitt to look into rescinding California's waivers if the state won't play along.
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I locked myself in my room until I could play along with the first four Slayer records—and before that, the first four Metallica records.
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Yamaha started me off with a pretty traditional keyboard sound and it clashed terribly with the electronic music I was trying to play along to.
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Collect all 5, and play along at home—they're the perfect way for you and/or your pals to earn your *own *Oscar-night victory!
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Westworld wants viewers to play along at home rather than just watch passively and forget until the next week — which seems be half the point.
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You've gotta do something when you're inside, so I'd inaccurately play along with these records that I love, but Connecticut had no music scene whatsoever.
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They hope that, if they can keep up the pretence that it was not a coup, neighbours and donors will play along with the charade.
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He seems genuinely devoted to his causes, but it's also clear when he starts hiding behind them, and resenting journalists for refusing to play along.
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But that's still no reason for the league to feel the need to play along with a joke that's clearly being made at their expense.
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We listened to songs with a truly stupid number of instrument tracks play along without spiking the 10 cores (20, if you count the hyperthreading).
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But instead he chooses to play along, at one point even making as if he needs her help as a way of placing a trap.
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I even considered constructing the grid so that the trig functions were pushed up against the sides of the grid, but CSC wouldn't play along.
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You can download the core game and the two Microsoft "service packs" here, if you want to print out your own cards and play along.
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Sportcoat's terrified friends keep trying to convince him that he's in a crime story of the worst kind, but Sportcoat steadfastly refuses to play along.
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The play along boards wore down the chasing Devils, and Pysyk centered a puck that bounced to Matheson, who scored his seventh at 19:14.
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He'll want to come out of this with a few Twitter-ready announcements, but it's up in the air whether the executives will play along.
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Washington's European allies see that differently: They want to play along with China on conditions of reciprocity, or simply by pursuing a "golden relations" diplomacy.
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What is new and chilling is witnessing senior Republican senators and congressmen debase themselves to play along with Trump in the name of party loyalty.
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Chelsea Cohen, a contestant from 2019, is one of several who is setting up a play-along contest to benefit those afflicted with pancreatic cancer.
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Play, along with 1995's Everything Is Wrong and 1996's Animal Rights are also getting reissued on vinyl this month via his label, Mute.
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I think it started with Cody riff, and him and Gabe just working out a basic structure, and everyone adding in as they would play along.
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As I watch the two converse, I wonder if I should play along with Seven's dumb joke or tell sweet, naive Yoosung that he's being pranked.
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Trump wants businesses to help him make America feel great again, and now those businesses are forced to decide whether and how far to play along.
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"How long is the truck cycle going to play along is another factor," added the source, who declined to be named as the matter is confidential.
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Mr Schwartz now offers more than 1,500 video music lessons online, along with downloadable "jam tracks" for students to play along to, and personal lesson tracking.
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In essence, US policy is pushing the South to play along with the North even though the latter's diplomatic opening might be a pure PR exercise.
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And since that's one change we definitely can't wait to see take place on the runway, we're willing to play along with little Graham's fake out.
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Her jabs at politically correct pieties delight the party's base, and the SPD, having been suffocated in coalition with Mrs Merkel, is happy to play along.
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As the Blue Jackets were attempting to clear the zone, Dennis Wideman managed to keep the puck in play along the blue line, setting up Ferland.
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And, the loneliness is exacerbated when you feel the need to mask your emotions and play along with the "fake it until you make it" mantra.
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Online, it's easy to find sites that combine a video performance of a song with a walkthrough of that song's chords, enabling someone to play along.
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"If the US wants to play games, then China would be more than willing to play along and do so until the very end," it said.
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Hatch can further enhance his legacy by refusing to play along, ending the business of picking winners and losers at the expense of hardworking American taxpayers.
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Some witnesses could be really bad for the president, so the White House wants to have a broad position that they're not going to play along.
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Even if America, the EU and Japan do manage to draw up what they see as a perfect set of new rules, China may not play along.
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Had the researchers discovered that the parrots' play call encouraged other parrots to play along, or had they discovered the on-switch for some bizarre, unexplained ritual?
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But with interest rates near zero, stimulus might be the most effective way to boost demand—so long as the central bank is willing to play along.
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Image Credit: NestGoogle might be working on a competitor for Amazon's Echo, but that doesn't mean that they're not willing to play along with the consumer giant.
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Beyond that, Beam lets viewers actually interact with the games by measuring the general intent of all the comments to play along with the live streaming gamer.
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The Netflix series has previously played into the widespread disapproval of the current administration during Donald Trump's inauguration, so maybe they convinced Spicer to go play along.
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"Joe knew a drummer who was super jazzy who would be able to play along to the crazy tempos, because I have no internal metronome," she says.
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Whatever the methodological flaws in Mr Levitt's study, he deserves credit for having a go, though whether a journal editor ought to play along is another question.
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Also, because there are no prizes or payouts, you can join anytime during the 30-minute gaming session to be placed into a team and play along.
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He didn't want to play along with the Democratic desire to get him to read aloud parts of his report for the benefit of a television audience.
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It will be because it is the chief banking regulator of the nation, and woe to those in the industry that do not play along with it.
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This includes AutoDraw, that makes it possible for unskilled artists to put their ideas on paper, Duet that can play along with piano players and Quick, Draw!
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Kashif attempted to play along — he had a Bobby Brown-esque hit, "Personality," in 1989 — but he largely retreated to behind-the-scenes work in the 1990s.
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I'll admit I was predisposed to play along because I've been going on this ride with developer Remedy and writer Sam Lake since the original Max Payne.
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He developed a plot that conformed to the Minecraft universe so closely that someone reading the book could recreate the narrative within the game and play along.
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He also came under the spell of jazz at a young age, teaching himself to play along with records by Wes Montgomery, Barney Kessel and other masters.
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After a psychiatrist advises Lars's bewildered brother Gus (Paul Schneider) and his wife, Karin (Emily Mortimer), to play along, the community welcomes the innocent yet strange relationship.
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No matter what, he's shown himself far more willing to play along with Rachel and Quinn's storybook fairy tale than they — not to mention Chet — were anticipating.
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Ultimately, the question of breaking their wills comes down to whether it makes more sense to simply play along than to suffer, or allow others to do so.
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They were usually determined to be good partners in the Republican coalition, which meant they would endorse anyone who was a strong Republican, and they would play along.
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And among other things, the episode features a game where she teaches the rules, and her neurotypical friends Elmo and Abby Cadabby learn from her and play along.
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Lisa repeatedly assures the harasser she is not criticizing his relationship and attempts to play along with the Patrick's leering comments just to avoid upsetting Stassi any further.
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Paul voices the online troll who taunts the USS Callister crew at the episode's end, demanding sexual favors and threatening to destroy them if they don't play along.
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Play-along-at-home fans who fill out Oscar ballots each year often do one with their heads and one with their hearts—this is my heart talking.
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Children play along the dry banks of the Pahang River as schools remain closed due to the ongoing heatwave in Termerloh, outside Kuala Lumpur on April 11, 2016.
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Republicans are willing to play along with the outsider in favor of some common ground promises and because this president at least shares their same official party label.
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Conservatives were more than happy to play along, since the whole debate is an exercise in bad faith designed to undermine Twitter's ability to police its own platform.
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He could simply pick up the phone and get an answer to this, but he's choosing to kinda play along with this conspiracy, which is frankly just false.
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Dealing With Dementia Oliver Sacks, in his piece on working with dementia patients, questions whether doctors should inform individuals of their delusions or play along ("Telling," March 4th).
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In the past month, however, Trump began floating the idea of having the military fund his long-promised barrier, after both Congress and Mexico declined to play along.
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Pundits and scholars had seen the establishment play along with Glenn Beck–style radicalism and conspiracy-mongering before, only to engineer a nomination for a "regular" Republican leader.
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Incoming Trump National Security Adviser Bolton will surely not want to play along with this diplomatic Kabuki dance, which is unlikely to roll back North Korea's nuclear program.
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But the show's creators hope also to delight the viewer who doesn't want to play along, who would never have pulled the flier or danced with Big Foot.
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Zola undercuts his authority and refuses to play along, but she's still stuck in Florida, toeing the line between earning X's grudging respect and avoiding his violent wrath.
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These scapegoats are meant to inspire solidarity in a group by providing an object for its hostility (or derision), and educators and civic leaders should not play along.
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Days before they met at Mr. Trump's resort in Florida, the president warned that China had to play along on North Korea or get out of the way.
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I guess it started when she asked me at Chili's one night if I'd play along with her telling everyone on Twitter we'd gotten married and I agreed.
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If the White House wants to allay these fears -- and perhaps they do not -- Spicer should be his cooler, saner, pre-Trump self, and play along with McCarthy's performance.
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It's a fun way to learn about the natural world from behind a computer, and we rounded up a few of our favorites so you can play along, too.
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But beyond that, Beam lets viewers actually interact with the games by measuring the general intent of all of the comments to play along with the live streaming gamer.
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The question will be whether Snapchat's platform approach to ART can fill the vast physical world with AR such that not just users in top cities can play along.
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But if the SBU had come to him, instead of Babchenko, and told him to play along in a scheme aimed at saving his life, he would have accepted.
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New programs often have to find their way, and "The President Show" may discover that less preplanned material is better, assuming that the guests are able to play along.
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If you don't play along with the game master, the reality can fast become dreary: You're just rolling dice against resolution tables in someone's kitchen while looting someone's refrigerator.
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If he follows through on the plan — and convinces Congress to play along — spending and employment at the agency would fall to levels not seen since the Reagan administration.
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You can either fess up that you've never seen it and be alienated from the conversation — or, you can play along, and hope the conversation topic will change soon.
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Miro laughs the entire time and says: You looked scared as shit when you got out of the police car, and I play along and say: Yeah, you're right.
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When a top official at Turkey's Halkbank refused to let Zarrab do that, Zarrab said he went to Caglayan -- then the economy minister -- to pressure Halkbank to play along.
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Like closeted homosexuals, they frequently disguise their identities and play along with the majority—at least until they get tenure, when they're more likely to express their true selves.
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They'd been drinking all afternoon and during soundcheck, before a show in Nebraska, Slaves started jamming to a bass riff, then Joel jumped on his kit to play along.
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The concept was simple: do 503 push-ups a day for 22 days, post video of said push-ups to Facebook and nominate someone each day to play along.
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"As an actor you're always looking for those kinds of nuances," Watts said, noting Carlson's religiosity and dedication to family but also her ambition and willingness to play along.
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Your cousin was wrong to lie to her mother, therefore, and wrong to ask you to play along, though she no doubt did this with the best of intentions.
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The United States, content to ignore abuses like torture and enforced disappearances and eager to endorse elections as the sine qua non of democracy, seemed ready to play along.
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Cameron, to their surprise, was unwilling to play along and announced that he will resign as soon as Conservatives pick a new leader at their annual conference in October.
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It is ace '80s drag-queen excellence and, if I can only convince Melissa Clark to play along, it could be a model for our video recipes, moving forward.
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Its parent company, 21st Century Fox, has board members who are still welcome in polite society — executives from companies like JPMorgan, Louis Vuitton, and Credit Suisse, who happily play along.
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By working a deeper connection between creativity and spirituality, the young healer has been able to form a space where mindfulness, tarot and angel oracle can all play along peacefully.
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I listen to an episode of the Ask Me Another podcast and play along in my head as we walk around the neighborhood and watch the sky turn pretty colors.
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But Trump's move will only work in exerting maximum pressure on Iran's leaders if a range of other parties decide to play along, or at least defer to Washington's moves.
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But in most ways, this is just annoying dissembling from Intel that everybody else is forced to play along with because Intel gets to name its things whatever it chooses.
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That means more mobile apps – including one that will let guitar players play along to the songs in their library and another that emulates the tones of well-known players.
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Then, there was this exchange that happened late last month: After Evans tweeted that the MASH theme song brought him back to his schoolboy days, Slate decided to play along.
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Despite the many evasive maneuvers at their disposal, the Internet has given reporters -- and anyone who wants to play along too -- tools to craftily detect unorthodox movements around the country.
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You only have to wait another 108 days to discover Jon Snow's fate, reunite with Bran Stark, and play along with the Game of Game of Thrones — start your timers!
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Even the media play along: It's rare to hear the pundits ruminate about GOP nominee Trump's health, his apparent routine consumption of fast food or his addiction to diet soda.
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That gift meant I could play along with my band's acoustic sets, and it meant I had a girl who loved me enough to spend all that money on me.
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At the same time, Sidewalk Labs' data-collection dreams can only be fully realized if Quayside occupants play along—meaning those uncomfortable with 24/7 sensor-driven surveillance might abstain.
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It's no surprise that people play along with Fielder, or with his persona, which is basically Buster Keaton with a Bugs Bunny glint—detached, deadpan, socially awkward like a fox.
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That said, I'd note that Missouri, Indiana and Arizona all have second-tier Senate races that might come in play along with the presidential race, if Democrats are so fortunate.
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The urge to play along with the world around me comes back, and I dust off my original Xbox and return the Raiders to basketball glory in College Hoops 143K6.
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What's most striking is the participants' collective willingness to play along with producer-shaped story lines, either in the hope of airtime or out of a sort of Stockholm syndrome.
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When they were in high school, she bought them the Beatles version of the video game Rock Band, where they would play along with a controller modeled after a guitar.
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Times critics do not give their own names when making reservations, do not introduce themselves at the door or at the table, and typically ask their guests to play along.
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After Representative-elect Ilhan Omar of Minnesota arrived in Washington this week, she tweeted, "We did not come to play," along with a link to a story in The Cut.
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"Do we play along with the government, or do we work outside the government?" he said of the plotlines that drove the splintering factions in "Captain America: Civil War" (2016).
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These names run up against the names of Greek natural philosophers—Empedocles, Ptolemy, and Cleonides—in paratactic fashion, demanding the reader play along by offering some interpretation of their relation.
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I was playing Drawful the other week, which is one of the games in the Jackbox Party Pack, an excellent multiplayer bundle that allows anyone to play along using their smartphone.
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But we're also keeping it simple enough for the beginner cook to play along, with cannabis getting into most of the recipes via easy-to-make infusions of butter or oil.
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Because the focus is ultimately on winning, several women said they've either ignored, laughed off, or tried to play along with comments that made them uncomfortable and focused on their work.
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Mrs May's former aides moan that figures such as Philip Hammond, her chancellor, hamstrung the prime minister by refusing to play along with her pantomime preparations for a no-deal Brexit.
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The app is organized a lot like a music streaming service, except that once you've found a song you want to play along with, you'll also find its lyrics and chords.
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While many in the media have apparently decided to play along with the charade, I, for one, will not allow myself to participate in this shameful gaslighting of trans youth worldwide.
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"I am almost certain that is where any women's undergarments would have come from … women people knew donating them willingly to play along," Steve Gallo, class of 1988, told the outlet.
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Costs include digging up backyards and streets to lay cables, and dealing with an old guard in the telecom business that owns utility poles and isn't always inclined to play along.
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It plays almost as a dare for the audience to play along, and whenever the film is able to zig when the audience expects a zag, it simmers with palpable energy.
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I don't know if I'll do it again but, if I do, I'll be honest about it, because I refuse to play along with the ridiculous idea that women don't age.
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Giant electronics companies love propriety formats because if it catches on and becomes a standard, other giant electronics companies who want to play along have to pay to license the technology.
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What did it say about the hierarchy of sexual relations that women's orgasms were routinely treated as either a mystery or a myth, and that women felt compelled to play along?
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After finding his son attempting to start the vacuum cleaner like a lawn mower, this kind Irish father decided to play along, offering encouraging support on how to start the thing.
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In one early scene you can stick to your morals and end up on the mafia's bad side, or you can play along with a criminal ringleader while sullying your reputation.
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Mayors had no choice other than to play along, though the shamelessness with which many (I'm looking at you, Bill de Blasio) groveled before Amazon went far beyond what was necessary.
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It's not a real holiday, but the avocado lobby is going to be all up in your news feeds today about National Guacamole Day, and we'll play along because guacamole's great.
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"He added, "At the end of the day, Disney has the potential to let geeks geek out, and the casual consumer to dip in and play along when they want to.
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Even North Korea seemed to play along, issuing angry denouncements of Trump at multiple stages of the trip, but refraining from any missile or nuclear testing while he was in Asia.
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" Tweeden wrote that Franken, who was the headliner on the tour, had written some skits and told her he had a part for her, adding that she "agreed to play along.
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But video games, right, you know those things—they've also hosted a plethora of pop sorts, and not just in those play-along music titles with their Actual Likenesses in them.
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By siloing reproductive health as a "women's" health issue, we play along with the myth that it's just cis-women making decisions about sex and reproduction, independent of any outside factors.
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Reclaiming our Time, of course, references the viral video of California congresswoman Maxine Waters refusing to play along with Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin's vividly ham-fisted attempt to sidestep her questioning.
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So long as an embattled President Trump is willing to play along with the Republican legislative agenda, then he is probably free to deal with other matters as he sees fit.
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"The Tonight Show" host challenged players to casually sneak in the head-scratching phrases into their media interviews and he had no shortage of volunteers who were willing to play along.
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Because he lives in a fantasy world of his own creation, anyone unwilling to play along in that world is castigated, dismissed as insufficiently loyal to him and the broader administration.
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Yet even sympathetic countries with strong currencies, like those in the European Union, have been forced to play along with Trump's counterproductive policies for fear of losing access to U.S. dollars.
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Seeing how they got a little cousin now who'll be able to play along soon enough -- ya gotta imagine the Royals might be here quite a bit in the near future.
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The Fed, therefore, may wish to refrain from a recent acceleration of liquidity withdrawals in order to play along with new fiscal, structural and trade policies -- which have yet to be defined.
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NEW YORK, Jan 22021 (IFR) - Junk-rated US exploration and production companies looking to cut their debt loads through bond exchanges are having an increasingly hard time convincing investors to play along.
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At times, host Bubba the Love Sponge challenged Carlson on some of his more ridiculous and lewd remarks, but often he and the various co-hosts would play along and encourage him.
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At 47003pm and 9pm Eastern, thousands of people open up HQ's iOS app and play along as excitable host Scott Rogowsky asks around a dozen multiple choice questions one at a time.
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Now, residents of 35 additional cities throughout the U.S. and Canada can play along and find out if they can get through more than 30 days without hopping into the driver's seat.
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What's more, there are many agents, owners and chairmen who have no intention of doing business so late in the window, even if they are happy to play along with the charade.
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The Bushes were game to play along; the couple loved Houston the way they loved their nearest and dearest, and were perfectly willing to help it take a star turn or two.
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He also has anger issues, and in encouraging the audience to play along in Max's fight training, he's endorsing the idea that men don't need dialogue when they can wrestle it out.
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"My guess is they will gamely play along for the cameras, and then go back to their respective sides and complain that the other guy was very strange and hard to understand."
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They could play along with his bosom-buddy form of diplomacy without having to make substantive concessions: no fundamental structural change in China's economy and no serious progress toward North Korean denuclearization.
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EU negotiators, diplomats say, would play along with language to help May deny that it's a customs union — but she would have a lot of explaining to do on such a deal.
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And while focusing on tests, if the market is to play along with hopes of a year-end upside flourish, might it have to do so without Apple carrying much of the load?
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Again, this wasn't Hoepfner's fault — much like the Sexy Lady in the red room, he was playing a role intended to give pleasure, but instead, I was resentful of having to play along.
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The problem, for Mr Trump, for the American economy, and for the world economy as a whole, is that for this strategy to work the Fed has to be willing to play along.
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The teams played at a spirited pace and engaged in hard play along the boards, but neither was able to find the net or claim a power-play opportunity in the first period.
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Although Hamilton has accepted the apology and said he still has "the utmost respect" for Vettel, he refused to play along when asked to shake hands with his rival in post-qualifying interviews.
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And though she has no problem making the correction, the 41-year-old Keeping Up with the Joneses star decided to play along with one confused fan by the name of Lady Gaga.
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After an excruciating 20 minutes of Ben questioning himself via the Socratic method, he decides he can't keep up this ruse any longer considering there are 10 other women willing to play along!
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It's long past due for the U.S. to speak truth to power in Beijing and make it clear that America will not play along with China's efforts to erase history and evade accountability.
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Democrats may also be less willing to play along after Trump rejected their last offer to allow some border wall funding in exchange for protecting immigrants brought to the country illegally as children.
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But his best, and most watched, conversations are with artists who are into his persona, play along with the schtick, and reveal fascinating stories about their background thanks to Nardwuar's meticulously researched questions.
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It doesn't explain why an anonymous technician in a lab way off in the middle of nowhere chooses to play along when they open the box and see the candy and the note.
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It is less of a formal teaching app than some rivals, but its onscreen graphics can help you learn to play along to many famous pieces of music, ranging from popular to classical.
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Headphones and speakers from B&O Play along with partnerships such as those with luxury car producer Bentley and mobile maker LG, would drive growth in the future, Bang & Olufsen said on Wednesday.
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Half of boys said they'd heard men in their family make sexual jokes or comments about women; those boys were more likely to feel pressure to be tough and play along with sexism.
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I can give you, say, 33.333 and it doesn't take any special mental contortions for you to make sense of it (not saying that you, in particular, are mathematically challenged, but play along).
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In 2013, NBC premiered the Ryan Seacrest-hosted The Million Dollar Quiz, a live game show that allowed viewers to play along at home on a quiz app custom-made for the show.
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Toward the end of the finale, after she leaves the wedding because she can't play along with Kevin's schtick anymore — "Because it's not true," she tells him tearfully — she has a bicycle accident.
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His pitiable cuckold ends up with the most surprising and credible character arc, and even though he's forced to play along with much gnarly dialogue, he manages to break even in the end.
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He's so good at this "heads I win, tails you lose" game that anyone who opposes him must refuse to play along by sticking to the task at hand and ignoring the politics.
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The show went from bad to worse, with Carey attempting to lip synch along to "We Belong Together" before giving up entirely and letting the vocals play along as she stood there, exasperated.
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Tilda and Petula (whose name is pronounced by all the characters as if they're going to say "petulant") plan to play along until they can find the safe and abscond with its cash.
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And he seems game to play along, taking advantage of that history to deploy red herrings and misdirections, hinting at a twist-eriffic payoff when he's really interested in keeping things honest for once.
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It's unclear exactly how that will work, and if Silicon Valley will play along or choose instead to continue fighting its regulatory battles overseas to keep profits from being taxed outside single-digit rates.
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However the big truth revealed in November 1976 was that Trump could offer his own dad as a source for the press to quote, and even the august Times was willing to play along.
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There's just so much you can do, and every little cardboard button and lever on the thing does something different like adjust the pitch or launch a song tutorial you can play along with.
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And they are willing to play along with President Donald Trump's home-brewed economic vision, in which firms are freed from the state and unfair foreign competition, and profits, investment and, eventually, wages soar.
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The headphone jack also automatically blends what's coming into the mic with what's coming out of your computer, which can sometimes make it difficult to play along to previously-recorded parts or a metronome.
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The consignment store is having some very weird, very enthusiastic contest, and I spend most of my time hiding amongst the clothing racks and in dressing room so I'm not asked to play along.
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Then there are the challenges of drug-resistant bacteria, or global pandemics that seemingly come out of nowhere (like Zika)—but maybe most importantly, the fact that, research aside, humans don't always play along.
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When it was announced, much later than it usually would be, that Maroon 5 would play, along with featured guests Travis Scott and Big Boi, a good portion of America collectively rolled its eyes.
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Still, the serialized thread regarding Chris' awakening, Sylvere's unexpected willingness to play along and Dick's inscrutable nature generally pulls the viewer along -- despite how unlikeable they generally are -- thanks largely to the key performances.
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She has created these kinds of masterpieces for Carnivals from Toronto to Bermuda, but in New York, she has mainly worked with Ramajay Mas, one of the bigger bands that play along Eastern Parkway.
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That Clinton remains the tallest lightning rod of right-wing politics sends many on the left into fits, but the Democrats could use it to their advantage—if Clinton is willing to play along.
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The legal system provides the perfect tool for men of wealth and position to gag their victims through the payment of cash backed up by the promise of retaliation if they don't play along.
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The car manufacturers usually grumble whenever the politicians and bureaucrats decide to significantly increase the standards, but they eventually play along because they know ideologically driven bureaucrats and environmentalists can make their lives miserable.
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They connect it to their plants and play along; because it depends entirely on the individual plant's bio-emissions, there's no predictability (the same thing would happen if you hooked electrodes to your own body).
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Some scenes took place in the "real world," but when I entered the alternate dimension, where people thought I was the villain, Bishop, I could play along with their expectations or reveal the actual truth.
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If you wanna play along with us, grab the game from your favorite digital retailer, spend a few hours getting your feet wet it future Berlin, and hop into this thread to share your thoughts!
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However, although buying out smaller competitors is the time-honored way to boost market share and lure in new customers, that strategy may not always pan out if smaller companies don't want to play along.
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Back when the music industry and fans thought we'd be a major label pop thing, we just went pretty silent and didn't really play along as to offset all of the expectations thrown our way.
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New to the action this year is the show's first female suitor, Serena (Caitlin FitzGerald of Masters of Sex fame), a Silicon Valley mogul who doesn't appear to play along with Rachel and Quinn's games.
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If your hunger is related to physical activity (unlike, say, boozing and getting high), it's likely a got something to do with hormones, which come into play along with your brain and your digestive system.
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Former New York Federal Reserve President William Dudley thinks the Fed should "refuse to play along" with President Donald Trump's game and stop offering monetary stimulus that offsets the economic damage of Trump's trade policies.
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They are unsure whether to play along with the new order on the basis that it will soon pass or to accept that this is a revolution aimed at overturning their authority and fight it.
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Whether Mr. Trump — who has attacked journalists, politicians and actors for speaking out against him — would be willing to play along with the comedic aspect of the Correspondents' Dinner remains an open question in Washington.
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The Chinese have also decided to play along because they can get from Japan the technologies they need to create what they call an "innovation-driven" economy in order to boost productivity and business profits.
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And while kids could happily play along with Mom and Dad's insistence that they message only those in their parent-approved device, there was little stopping kids from hopping on the computer and playing around anyway.
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His feuds with Hollywood, his refusal to play along with SNL and his jousts with the media and the Silicon Valley tech titans amount to more than a rejection of the pop culture that made him.
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In the interests of letting non-book fans play along, we're going to pretend that Voyager is not readily available to sate our curiosity, and just go with what we've seen on the show so far.
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"So on invitation from Professor Gottesman, I would barge in on his lecture class from time to time as the [janitor] coming by to check on things, and the professor would joyfully play along, " says Ferrell.
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Mr Tusk's readiness to declare the effect of migration on Britain's public services an "emergency" (it is not, nor do many EU migrants move there to claim benefits) indicates his willingness to play along with this.
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When Wilkins arrived, he mischievously switched his name card with the other one at his table, prompting the news media to play along, repositioning themselves and their equipment to lob questions at Clemson's most popular player.
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The most critical employment of Shazam is not actually in the TV studio, but the home, where viewers are encouraged to play along, compete against each other, and Shazam the show itself to unlock exclusive content.
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"Luna, she talks about Santa and I don't know if she really believes in Santa or if she just does it to play along with us," Legend, 40, shares of his daughter with wife Chrissy Teigen.
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While it will be important for the strength of La Niña over the upcoming winter, other climate indices in the Pacific Ocean will need to play along for a "bona fide" La Niña episode to occur.
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There would be a slideshow of images related to the topic, with a recording to play along; a beep recorded from Sanders's son's walkie-talkie signaled when the teacher should move on to the next slide.
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But if enough Republicans instead decide to play along the myth that Trump was robbed — or even just to pay lip service to it — they'll trap themselves inside Trump's hall of mirrors for years to come.
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And isn't that the message, here—that Nintendo's premier adventure game series is capable of effortlessly stirring within kids, those too young to even control the things properly, the enthusiasm to play along in their own ways.
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But don't hate the player, hate the game: The people who run this country see scamming the system as their standard operating procedure, and everyone else is just learning to play along, one hamster at a time.
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" Brides-to-be like Ms. Liepold and Ms. Chan are refusing to play along, and finding ways to bypass what Ms. Miller called "the whole subsection of the bridal industry that is completely devoted to weight loss.
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If you're an existing Apple Music subscriber, then Fender's latest app is a great resource to find chords to let you play along with music, regardless of whether a song actually uses guitars in the first place.
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Or is the thrill and novelty of Holzhauer's winning streak doing irreparable damage to Jeopardy's established presence as simple, straightforward comfort viewing, something we can turn on every night and play along with, without too many surprises?
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"Don't catch him by surprise and expect that he will just play along," said Barry Bennett, a former senior adviser to the Trump campaign who now runs a consultancy business with former Trump campaign manager Corey Lewandowski.
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That would have been kind of cool, especially since Olivia is down to play along because it'll A. give Cyrus the presidency, which is rightfully his now, and B. keep her father safe from Peus and Rueland.
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Now they're wasting time and money on a witch hunt that's already been thoroughly investigated, playing partisan politics with crucial briefings, and smearing dedicated public servants whose only crime is refusal to play along with their shenanigans.
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Naomi, simply by virtue of being a woman over 40, is expected to be warm and maternal, and Erin, for similar reasons, is expected to reciprocate, or at least to play along with, sexual attention from men.
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Maybe that moment, soured by the first glimpse of the black van, is what drives Offred to stand her ground rather than just play along with something that, in the scheme of things, would cost her nothing.
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He's now the president, which means that he's powerful enough to make others — like federal officials, who work for him; or foreign officials, who don't want to alienate the United States — play along with his conspiracy theories.
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The agency's approval of Exondys 51, though, prompted a rebellion among some insurers, who are refusing to play along and saying they are concerned about the cumulative impact of such breathtakingly expensive drugs on health care costs.
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Administration officials told The Times that the White House even got Judge Thomas Hardiman, the runner-up to Neil Gorsuch, to play along and help make the final rose ceremony suspenseful by feinting a drive toward Washington.
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Ms. Cohen said she would play along at home during Ms. Stowell's episodes and donate $1 for each of her correct answers, and several former "Jeopardy!" players and fans followed suit, most likely raising thousands of dollars.
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In that environment, the easy choice was to play along, strike a deal with an impressive-sounding fine (to be absorbed by shareholders) that held no one responsible, and avoid risking an acquittal or a hung jury.
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The team fully admits it hasn't quite figured out a real world use for the odd fish-grabbing 'bot, but the material does play along nicely with human tissue, meaning it could someday have some usual surgical applications.
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Still, it's fun to play along, especially when it involves Bloomberg, who is considering a possible presidential bid to topple Trump, the reality TV star who may or may not be worth quite as much as he claims.
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He refused to play along with the pernicious lies and attacks of the left, not only giving a rousing defense of Brett Kavanaugh but calling out the left for exactly who they are and what they were doing.
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Fans know that wrestling "isn't real"; they agree to play along for the same reasons that people who read books or watch TV do so with their favorite texts: to be immersed in a world and its stories.
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As soon as Richard pauses the game, she's looking for a way out, and her fellow prisoners halfheartedly play along – with the exception of Walton, who reveals that Richard tortured him uniquely in the early days of the game.
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She adds that you can totally play along and perform regular "monster checks" if you want, but after the kid reaches a certain age you'll be better off cutting to the chase and reminding them that monsters aren't real.
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"So what if you started getting jealous of her or something, and you throw a jab, or something, and then she throws one back..." DeGeneres refused to call Oprah her rival, but she did play along with the suggestion.
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Billions of dollars are in play, along with the reputations of industry executives who view this vast, diverse generation — generally defined as those born between 1977 and 1995 — as the hot consumers of choice in a bewilderingly changing business.
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They also want more details on the total number of guardsmen to be sent, who will govern them, what role they will play along the border, the estimated cost of the deployment and where the money will come from.
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The Trump administration is going to have to stock up on scientists and administrators who are savvy to this game, and they are going to be very hard to find, as there's very little incentive to not play along.
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Obama, with his elegant family along, deftly maneuvered in the chaos of communism, charming the 84-year-old Raúl Castro even though the White House did not know which bits of historic pageantry the Cuban would play along with.
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Microsoft has generally tried to play along in China, censoring sensitive topics the government bans on its Bing search engine and teaming up with a state-run firm to produce a government-approved version of its Windows 10 software.
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Up until now, the big theater chains, like AMC, have hated the idea — because, obviously, if people watch at home they won't spend their money at big theater chains — and they've been able to force Hollywood to play along.
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Trump's desire for others to play along with his drama is "wishful thinking", a commentary on the paper's front page said, arguing that the United States had escalated trade friction with China and turned international trade into a "zero-sum game".
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Hansen's goal in 2016 has been about 'refreshing' the team with an eye on becoming the first side to win three successive World Cups when Japan hosts the tournament in 2019, consistently improving the team's standard of play along the way.
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Download our set of 10 Bingo cards to play along with the broadcast as Meghan and Harry kiss or the Spice Girls attend; or Miller herself has created her own royal wedding guessing game that you can print out here.
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One study, published in the British Medical Journal, looked at 20 leading UK universities and found that releases from their press offices often overhype scientific findings — and then journalists play along uncritically, parroting whatever showed up in their inbox that day.
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It's a inversion of what you'd normally expect with this kind of set-up; usually the captor would drive the narrative, while the captive would play along until (maybe) ending up in a fight for their life in the closing moments.
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At halftime, he would interview my cousins, as if they were fans he'd found in the stands, and they would play along, breathlessly recounting the game's most exciting moments, predicting victory for whichever team they were supposed to be supporting.
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But they also play along with theme of the night, which attempts to be a celebration of the free and independent media as well as a chance to shine a light on some of the best journalists in the country.
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The overseas edition of the Communist Party's People's Daily newspaper said Trump believes he is starring in a "street fighter-style deceitful drama of extortion and intimidation," adding it is "wishful thinking" to think China would play along, according to Reuters.
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And Ms. Chung's play is, in its tender way, a horror story: a dark parable about what happens if we try to swap roles or refuse to play along or reveal ourselves to our nearest without makeup or stage lights.
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If you haven't already, check out tinder RIGHT NOW and every Sunday of October (6pm-12am) to play along in an interactive movie story (like bandersnatch!!!) where your choices result in different storylines and matches😛😛 #swipenight is on.
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Abrams was in Johnson's corner all along, and wanted to expand upon several story aspects of Last Jedi, they allege; it's Disney itself that didn't play along, leading to the messy final product that fans feel they were left with.
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Rupture has long been the axis around which Mr. West's career has turned — where most artists seek to create smooth narratives about themselves and get everyone else to play along, he instead prefers disruptive leaps, quick reframing and firebrand positioning.
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This game's increasing difficulty and clever spin on game mechanics were enough to put it in contention for this list, but what pushed it onto the list are the times I was able to play along with a group of friends.
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As a kid, on this one night a year, the rules are suspended — you can disguise yourself as someone totally different and perform illogical feats like knocking on strangers' doors and demanding candy, and grown-ups and kids alike will play along.
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"The players that I subbed onto the pitch shows that I was not expecting a defensive style of play... I wanted to play along the sides so that they could pass balls forward so that we could cause Japan more problems," said Pekerman.
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The group of friends at the Nashville haunted house last Friday night decided to play along, so when the thin figure with a straw hat asked one of the women if one of her friends was "fucking around with her," she said yes.
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The new app lets listeners play along at home by answering the fill-in-the-blank questions from this week's news — just like the players do on the NPR podcast and radio show, which airs on more than 720 NPR member stations.
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James Oldham and Bun B Members of the group PC Worship are here to play along with the song on pedal steel guitar and drums, and so is Michael K Williams, plugging his show Black Market, which is on our TV network VICELAND.
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The fact that these chords are initially generated by software adds an interesting element to Fender Songs, because it means you can play along with music that doesn't include any guitars at all, like "Royals" by Lorde or "Bad Guy" by Billie Eilish.
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Let's face it, some cats don't like to be hugged but on this annual holiday, which is celebrated on June 4, many of them tolerate it for the sake of our Instagram feeds — and how thankful we are that they play along!
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" Since that message requires a response from you, you continue to play along with what you think is the professional way — typing out the full greeting (again), composing the body of the message, and then concluding with "All the best, [Your Name].
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A Vatican statement spoke of the "important role Iran is called on to play, along with other countries in the region, to promote adequate political solutions to the problems that afflict the Middle East, combating the spread of terrorism and arms trafficking".
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Cancelled after one season, Lucky Louie relied heavily on ba-dum ching repartee, which was also bad for Adlon, even when she got the punch-line; it forced her to play along, to cooperate with the logic of C.K.'s brand of humor.
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He even outperforms native son Beto O'RourkeBeto O'RourkeLanguage is a weapon in political warfare — if the media play along Krystal Ball hits media over questions on Sanders's electability Today On Rising: Krystal & Saagar explain why Beto O'Rourke's campaign fell off the counter MORE.
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It will show once and for all that the global drug war consensus is irreparably broken, and that many parts of the world won't play along any more and are demanding the system is reformed, or they will simply step away from it.
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To avoid the bell of death — or if you just want to play along at home — Scripps suggests studying the 230 School Spelling Bee Study List (available to teachers) and mastering at least 303,230 words on that list, and perusing the Spell It!
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In an on-field interview after the game, Foles, who took over from an injured Wentz and led his team to the Super Bowl title last year, did not play along when NBC's Michelle Tafoya said the situation was starting to feel eerie.
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It's not news that sex and drugs went hand in hand with rock 'n' roll, but what this book reveals is how damaging the power dynamics of that party atmosphere could be even for a woman who was willing to play along.
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SAN FRANCISCO/NEW YORK (Reuters) - The U.S. central bank on Tuesday rejected a call from a former Federal Reserve policymaker to counter President Donald Trump's trade agenda by refusing to "play along" and denying the president the interest rate cuts he has demanded.
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Gogoro, the electric scooter company with a wild idea for transforming urban mobility and energy storage, thinks it's solved this problem: It wants customers to share their batteries, and it's willing to subsidize the cost of a charger if you're willing to play along.
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If you didn't bat your eyelashes and giggle and banter and play along, then sooner or later you'd get the criticism that you didn't appear to be supportive of him, that you didn't have his back, that you weren't being a proper colleague to him.
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The whole thing might seem silly (and it is), but it also highlights the awkward relationship between Apple and the White House — one where they seem to clash at some moments, but where they also play along in order to help advance each other's interests.
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A 14-year-old's diet of energy drinks and Airwaves gum provided me with the kind of sugared glaze needed to go through the rite of passage of staying up until 4 AM to play along to a Hendrix album many years too late.
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This month, you run the risk of slipping into old family patterns, where other people might have spoken for you or made decisions on your behalf that you had to play along with because it was assumed you should be happy with what you got.
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As for why they chose to respond and just how they pulled it off, ACNE creative director Johan Holgrem figured photographer Anders Kylberg could shoot the Frakta in-studio within mere hours of the release of Balenciaga's lookalike tote, and why not play along?
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"CEOs, boards and investors recognize they have a role to play — along with the public sector — in addressing social challenges that speak to their values and in pursuing inclusive, sustainable growth," Carmine Di Sibio, EY global chairman and CEO, said in a press release Tuesday.
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Bill Dudley, who led the New York Fed from 2009 to 2018, wrote that the bank should "refuse to play along" with Trump's trade war by cutting interest rates and should instead allow the economy to slow and hinder the president's odds of reelection.
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"This manufactured disaster-in-the-making presents the Federal Reserve with a dilemma: Should it mitigate the damage by providing offsetting stimulus, or refuse to play along?" wrote Dudley, the former president of the New York Fed, in an opinion column on Bloomberg Thursday.
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"The Hudson River Greenway has vastly improved quality of life on the West Side, and we want families in every corner in the borough to have that same access to bike, walk and play along the water," Mr. de Blasio said in a statement.
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"I have a hard time believing that Trump expended all this energy and time to simply tweak Mitt, and that Pence, Reince and others in the President-elect's inner circle would play along," said Dan Senor, a 2012 Romney adviser who remains in close contact with him.
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Though the reception in the Microsoft Auditorium seemed muted on the television feed, reaction shorts from the audience members helped give some life to the lackluster monologue, including Chrissy Teigen's reluctance to play along and Brian Tyree Henry's no-go reaction to the proposed Atlanta reboot.
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"China will try to use Kim to restore leverage over Trump, but there is no reason for Kim to play along and throw away all the things he has gained in Singapore, including direct talks with the U.S.," said Bilahari Kausikan, a former foreign secretary of Singapore.
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But if you try to play along with the alt-right's hyperbole by intellectualizing it (for example, by painting it primarily as cultural commentary), dismissing it as trolling, or simply ignoring it altogether, you risk glossing over actual dangerous messages: racist, misogynistic, bigoted, and violent symbolism and language.
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"But unless he gives the market some impression that he is willing to be flexible and keep optionality, then the market will probably aggressively sell-off, which will make his job more difficult, so he has to play along with the market a little bit here," Reid said.
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The scenes in which he tries to show off for them as they nod and try to look positive are excruciating to watch, but weirdly reflective of a future in which hordes of powerful people would try to play along with a wealthy, deeply insecure man made president.
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He knows that it makes more sense to play along and find a Targaryen for one of his kids to marry than it does to ask his people to fight a doomed war in defense of the vague concepts of "vengeance" and "honor." did ellaria even know elia?
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Krystal and Saagar discuss Beto O'RourkeBeto O'RourkeLanguage is a weapon in political warfare — if the media play along Krystal Ball hits media over questions on Sanders's electability Today On Rising: Krystal & Saagar explain why Beto O'Rourke's campaign fell off the counter MORE's decision to end his campaign for President.
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The media, thrown off by a subject the likes of whom they have never seen, are still trying to get their bearings — except for those journalists who seem only too willing to play along: The Philippine Daily Inquirer has given a regular column to the president's public-relations man.
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He was responding to an opinion piece from a former Federal Reserve policymaker arguing that the Fed should refuse to "play along" with President Donald Trump's trade agenda by cutting interest rates and ought to take the outcome of the 2020 presidential elections into account in making rate decisions.
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In his suite, Mr. Weinstein asked her to play along in a fantasy, tried coaxing her into bed and, when she declined his advances, told her on the balcony about actresses he claimed to have slept with, including Ms. Paltrow, and suggested she do the same for a role.
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Though he isn't convinced that Stephanie is who she says she is (she's assumed the identity of another killer-for-hire named Petra for the time being), Marc decides to play along, providing Stephanie/Petra with all the necessary information she needs to begin tracking down the elusive terrorist.
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Proteus is "a really interesting technology, but it is a lot to ask of a patient to play along with this kind of system, which involves a pill and patch," said Christine Lemke, a co-founder of Evidation Health, a digital health company that works with pharmaceutical companies.
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But he can also play along the perimeter, luring large defenders outside and clearing the way for guards like Ball and Bryce Alford to drive, while standing ready to receive a kick-out and shoot an open 3-point attempt — or even take it to the basket himself.
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Hal Leonard used to distribute sheet music and recordings to school music programmes on vinyl and then CDs: it now uses download cards, online play-along tracks and YouTube, which makes the music more shareable and more compatible with the digital natives learning to play instruments for the first time.
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Despite the lack of a computer, the Oculus Quest runs some of the popular games that a more powerful Rift S headset does, like Beat Saber — an addictive game where you use light sabers to hit colored objects flying at you as you play along to the beat of a song.
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It was fun because Stephan was mostly in charge of the field recordings, so it was nice to have the nature sounds of Ibiza like shores, the water, people talking, footsteps, and bicycles that I could play along with How has working on this project influenced your relationship with Nico's work?
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This, alongside the aesthetic and thematic concerns, seems to be one Anderson's big takeaways from watching (and, later, working with) Altman; after a few early, half-hearted stabs at box-office success, he seems to have resigned himself to making movies for himself, and whomever else decides to play along.
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The tradeoff is that the Israelis must engage in their own questionable behavior to convince Charlie to literally play along, with Skarsgard as the conflicted warrior, whose own seductive powers are brought to bear as he seeks to train Charlie to survive the gauntlet of suspicion she's destined to face.
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Click on a channel, and what you will encounter is routine game play, along with two other frames: a miniature box showing the face of the streamer, who provides occasional commentary; and, to the right, a chat window that scrolls with the indecipherable speed of a spinning game-show wheel.
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But for the sake of this thought experiment, just play along.) There, that did it — and in fact, that leaves Cruz $2 trillion for the military in the next decade (a third of what we currently spend on defense), and leaves Trump about $1.1 trillion (an sixth of what we currently spend).
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At a feast five months later during the Jewish holiday of Purim, in the brightly lit banquet room of the synagogue where New Light now meets, Rabbi Perlman was onstage putting on a goofy, lighthearted Purim play along with his wife and the two other people from that closet who had survived.
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" Nine days later, the confusion was demonstrated in another headline: "Could Beto O'RourkeBeto O'RourkeLanguage is a weapon in political warfare — if the media play along Krystal Ball hits media over questions on Sanders's electability Today On Rising: Krystal & Saagar explain why Beto O'Rourke's campaign fell off the counter MORE really take your guns?
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" He later admitted, "there's a place where you have to draw the line," but implied that he thought harassment claims went too far: "I can play along, I can be fine, and then I can decide randomly — 'Uh oh, you now have crossed the line, even though I've been going with it.
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She said Ailes commented on her legs, made her pose for him, and ended the interview when it was clear she wouldn't play along with his sexual advances (again, emphasis my own): I got a call directly from Roger asking me to come down and to make sure I wore a garter belt and stockings.
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And it has something almost as compelling as the earlier series' look at how the Simpson trial predicted our modern era: a "play along at home" puzzle aspect, as a team of agents led by Jim Fitzgerald (Avatar's Sam Worthington) scrambles to deduce who the Unabomber is from obscure clues left in his manuscript.
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The effect of sitting in a gorgeous, decadently decorated place of worship while listening to a powerful album of self-reflection and self-discovery is not lost on the crowd, who willingly play along as Wise asks us to turn to our neighbor and declare to them that we will be kind to ourselves.
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The gun is the fact that the President of the United States, upon whom he depends for military aid, for help in many different ways, has shown himself willing to withhold that aid based on what he says, based on what he's willing to play along with the President for his own personal political goals.
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He's more than willing to play along with wider, even apocalyptic accounts of direct divine interference: from the "Cyrus" imagery of the "unwitting vessel" that helped reconcile him to the idea — propagated by Jeffress — that God is granting his favor to America because of Trump, something that Jack Jenkins at ThinkProgress has written about extensively.
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Before hair and makeup with NOMI Beauty, my brilliant stylist Sarah Ball, PEOPLE's fashion market editor, presented me with a rack of glamorous designer gowns, from labels like Roberto Cavalli and Dolce & Gabbana, thanks to Net-A-Porter, Gilt and Saks, who were kind enough to play along with the idea that I was an actual celeb.
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But just because the big media players think this is the way to go doesn't mean that consumers have to play along: You might be someone who thinks it makes sense to subscribe to Netflix and Hulu and WarnerMedia and NBCUniversal and Amazon Prime and whatever Apple eventually launches — along with other services from CBS, HBO, Showtime, etc.
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None of the other signatories to the JCPOA, including especially our European allies, will play along with a deliberate and unwarranted abrogation of the deal by the Trump administration, meaning re-imposing international sanctions would be a non-starter, even if all of the unprecedented transparency into Iran's program is lost thanks to Trump's anticipated nullification of the deal.
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And if on some nights the rippled crust over the tender veal cutlet doesn't crunch quite as emphatically as you want it to, it may be that the kitchen is simply trying to play along with the illusion that everybody at Grünauer Bistro has been doing this for so long that imperfections are to be expected once in a while.
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The obvious strategy for the new majors would be to take aim at the remaining smaller players, especially the new internet television services like Sling TV, Sony's PlayStation Vue or YouTube TV. In time, internet TV will come to resemble cable TV in pricing and content, with the true outsiders, like Sony or YouTube, forced to play along or face industry-wide exclusion.
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"[The State of the Union] has been a political tool that presidents have since found useful, and legislators have had their own reasons to play along, but the Constitution does not require a State of the Union address, and if the tradition disappeared entirely, it would cause no problems for the constitutional framework," Keith Whittington, a professor of politics at Princeton University, said.
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My interpretation — which is bolstered by Adams's performance, if you notice how she seems a little blasé during this entire life-altering conversation — is that Louise is omniscient about what's to come in her life, but she also knows that she needs to play along with what Shang is saying to her to get vital information to herself in the past.
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But then all it needs is for one of the children to test her patience, or not play along with her latest whim, and she starts to yell crazily at the shocked—a moment ago babied—creature, and if I try and intervene (it's one of Ganna's abiding characteristics that she can't stand any contradiction, not from anyone, in any matter), then she will foam with rage.
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It's also just true that for Martin and me, music-making is a social occasion: Getting the drum line from a high school in Montana to play along to a structure that we made, or getting waste containers from a recycling plant and having those kids drum on them, or having them drum on the riot shield, or having Greg from Deerhoof play plastic tape dispensers.
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But, my basic problem here with what you've laid out as your alternative is, we're in a world where ... I don't know if the candidates would have ever played along, but we certainly seem to be in a world where the candidates, and there's an entire right-wing media ecosystem which would 100 percent not play along with this, and may have also prevented this from even working. Right?
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Treating the biennial as a matrix, an organic whole with its various forms, intensities, rhythms, and traces, it engages "performing the archives, performing the architecture, performing the retrospective" and the invention of narrative apparatuses and reflexive images in relation to artistic productions and practices of thought with a firm grip on historical conditions and realities, which play along with or resist realities to come, or whose advent is impossible.
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Such efforts to cut down the customer base of ACA insurance plans are a key reason premiums will go up in 2018, and the other key factor -- cited in an analysis of proposed insurance prices by the Kaiser Family Foundation -- is all of the President's talk about not fulfilling the law's requirement to distribute subsidies to insurers, part of the law's careful balancing of risk that keeps insurers willing to play along.
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Then Mayor Pete who loves to talk about the things that unite us except when he's laying into Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenWarren goes local in race to build 2020 movement 2020 Democrats make play for veterans' votes 2020 Dems put focus on stemming veteran suicides MORE or Beto O'RourkeBeto O'RourkeO'Rourke says he 'absolutely' plans to stay in politics Krystal Ball: Buttigieg is 'the boomer candidate' Language is a weapon in political warfare — if the media play along MORE, is the candidate for you.
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We've shown over 400,000 in-store demos, and to encourage people to show their friends, we give away a free demo disc with every PSVR as well as a free asymmetric multiplayer game that enables everyone without a headset to play along with the person in VR." HTC Chief of Staff Pearly Chen is equally emphatic about getting the Vive in front of people, "seeing is believing, and there isn't a better way to communicate what VR is than letting people see it with their own eyes.
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While we can certainly understand why Simon might play along, the decisions he makes are purely selfish, and cause great turmoil among his social circle — not just Abby, but best bud Nick (Jorge Lendeborg Jr.), who's had a crush on Abby since she transferred to their school six months earlier, and longtime friend Leah (Katherine Langford), who can barely hide her feelings for Simon — all of which makes it increasingly difficult to sympathize with what he's willing to sacrifice in order to keep his secret.
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So, really there is no trade imbalance, once you account for all of the dollar outflows and all of the dollar inflows that the balance of payments as the Bureau of Economic Analysis calculates it is always really zero once you account for all the capital ... LEVIN: But if we play along with the equation, I ask myself, okay, we&aposre $600 billion, $800 billion and the numbers pop around here and there, $20183 billion with this country, whatever it is, and they never break it down by products.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpBiden allies see boost in Tuesday's election results Sanders vows to end Trump's policies as he unveils immigration proposal Republicans warn election results are 'wake-up call' for Trump MORE on Friday tore into "poor bastard" Beto O'RourkeBeto O'RourkeLanguage is a weapon in political warfare — if the media play along Krystal Ball hits media over questions on Sanders's electability Today On Rising: Krystal & Saagar explain why Beto O'Rourke's campaign fell off the counter MORE hours after the former Texas congressman announced he was dropping out of the Democratic presidential race.
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