That's nap number three, if you're playing along at home.
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Kudos to David as well for playing along so perfectly.
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And fans have spent more than $23 million playing along.
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But she wasn't playing along — she was awaiting her moment.
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For those playing along at home, that's an 86% discount.
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But if AAM is playing along, the chances increase significantly.
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Obviously, everyone playing along is a big part of this.
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If you're not playing along to the real song, then the app gives you the option of playing along to a metronome, an auto-generated drum track, or an auto-generated drum and bass track.
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A similar analysis suggests bosses are rewarded handsomely for playing along.
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And what is the creepy, creepy doll playing along with them???
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Analysts say Mr. Putin benefits from playing along with the Saudis.
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France, Germany's crucially important euro area ally, is no longer playing along.
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The interaction between that, and playing along with it, it's so unforgiving.
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Jed playing Jonathan, with Roper's approval, and Jonathan, fully cognizant, playing along?
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"Yes, madam," one of the servers said with a smile, playing along.
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This year, nothing's changed—except that Thornton is apparently done playing along.
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"Well, first, I only invite people I love," joked Garten, before playing along.
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McDonald's, in response, is playing along — while adding addressing West's "artificial meat" line.
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Have you been playing along with a situation just to avoid making waves?
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Viewers playing along online in the UK cannot watch Olympic content coming from America.
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So far, Donald Trump is playing along with our Saudi allies in this charade.
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He was the prophet, and political leaders such as Perez are still playing along.
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Many of the users were playing along, pretending that the video offered actual spoilers.
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It is surprising that the GOP -- which eviscerated him for it -- is playing along.
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The Dark Overlord knows how to game the media, and reporters are playing along.
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"I haven't seen it," replies Apa, 21, playing along for the sake of fans everywhere.
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In another photo, the president is shown playing along with the prank by feigning surprise.
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For all of you waiting for the athleisure bubble to burst, Adidas isn't playing along.
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My mother-in-law goes up instead and does a great job of playing along!
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But even autocrats can be sent packing when enough of their citizens stop playing along.
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In Comey's much graver situation, Trump made it clear his career depended on playing along.
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The minute you decide to stop playing along, Control can come apart at the seams.
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"I haven't seen it," replied Apa, 21, playing along for the sake of fans everywhere.
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If he was promising to turn over a new leaf, the crowd was playing along.
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Is it possible that some of the "prisoners" in your experiment were acting, playing along?
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And she says she developed a strategy to stay alive by playing along with her captor.
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I actually thought he was just playing along with the joke.. I guess I was wrong.
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Congressman, last year, you know, playing along with my cynical friend, they have had some trouble.
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In the still photos, it looks like Paulson is laughing it off or even playing along.
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That was the coolest thing—you could just be playing along and jamming with the tunes.
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Out of fear or self-interest, corporate America appears to be playing along with the charade.
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But at the very least, being complicit and "playing along" in this situation was completely avoidable.
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And by playing along with their game, we are all complicit in perpetuating a broken system.
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Skarsgard was just trying to spare her son's feelings in playing along with the charade all season.
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That means you'll be able to do the standard music playing, along with some smart home control.
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I open Logic Pro X, get out my guitar and start playing along to a samba beat.
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His bandmates, playing along live in the studio, weren't sure how to respond to their singer's breakdown.
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If you have a guitar or a piano handy, try playing along to nearly any PARTYNEXTDOOR recording.
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He taught himself the harmonica by playing along to records, then sought other musicians to play with.
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The plan relies on Mr Trump playing along and stepping back from the brink at the right time.
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First, he announced that the Model Y — that's the Tesla SUV, for everyone playing along at home — cometh!
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During their taped audition, the Red Hot Chili Peppers surprised them by entering the room and playing 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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After months of playing along, Entertainment Tonight reports that McPhee is ready to clear the air...sort of.
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Victoria believes that playing along by the Giffords' rules will make things go more smoothly for her husband.
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Unfortunately for the residents of Michigan and Minnesota, many of our state officials and utilities are playing along.
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I remember John Stamos came one time and he was super up for playing along—he loved it.
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The fans responded to Medvedev by booing more, but most of the fans were smiling and playing along.
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The clearly terrified prisoners, however, had no interest in playing along with Ukraine's efforts to clear its name.
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Considering that children may understand that it&aposs a game before their parents realize that they do — and children continue playing along — and considering that the whole fantasy plays out in the context of fun and togetherness, there&aposs probably more to gain by playing along than there is to lose.
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Playing along with the whale theme, the nose of the plane is designed to look like — you guessed it!
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If life's struggles are thought of as mere mini-games, solving them can be viewed as simply playing along.
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Miyamoto, who created Mario and Luigi in the '80s, is seen comfortably playing along with the hip-hop band.
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And I realized he was just playing along, and it was a nice feel—almost jazzy at the end.
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The media are playing along with Mayor Pete's attempt to thread the needle between unrepentant socialists such as Sen.
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Playing along with the Foo Fighters' "Monkeywrench," Kiss Guy immediately showed that he's a force to be reckoned with.
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Profit growth, credit conditions and U.S. economic data are simply not playing along with the "imminent downturn" script yet.
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It's no excuse, but this happened eleven years ago – I was younger, less mature, and acted foolishly in playing along.
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It's no excuse, but this happened eleven years ago — I was younger, less mature, and acted foolishly in playing along.
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Now President-elect Trump is again asking Apple to bring back manufacturing; and Apple again seems to be playing along.
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No. She is just playing along while she waits to get her "A" fix, and it's finally about to happen.
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It's no excuse, but this happened eleven years ago – I was younger, less mature, and acted foolishly in playing along.
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Playing along with a joke and being the person bragging about sexually assaulting women are two very, very different things.
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While his friends were out playing football, he was inside, turning the sound down on the television and playing along.
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It's a position that's allowed him the privilege of playing along with the likes of Mick Jagger and Jeff Beck.
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Xiaomi CEO Lei Jun's ambition to make his company the largest smartphone vendor in India is playing along quite nicely.
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These days when I play HQ, I usually have 10 or more friends around the world playing along with me.
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It's no excuse, but this happened 11 years ago -- I was younger, less mature, and acted foolishly in playing along.
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Suspicious, the professor checked with the FBI, which confirmed that the diplomat was a Russian agent and advised playing along.
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Welcome back, wellness connoisseurs, and thanks again for playing along as we determine the Worst Wellness Trend of the 22s.
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I could see in the app while I played that there were just a few hundred people playing along with me.
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The rest of us should stop playing along, and Nintendo should forfeit the right to complain about why people use emulators.
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It didn't sound as much like a horn section as it did a single instrument that was playing along with them.
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For those playing along at home, this translates into a four-year urban transition and a 7-10 year national transition.
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Instead he's focused almost exclusively on playing along the perimeter, cranking out 63-pointers and showing flashes of pro-level defense.
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It's possible that Delphine saw the conspiracy theory that she had been arrested, and is now playing along with the joke.
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It won't be hard for fans to imagine they are inside the camera-filled apartment, playing along with The Circle contestants.
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In those moments, all of the chaos feels somehow put on, as if all these villagers are playing along with you.
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Intel, by contrast, cemented its dominant share of the personal computer chip market by playing along with regulators instead of fighting them.
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For now, she's still playing along with her (presumed) brother and play-acting at being her parents by moving into their chambers.
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His performance was so committed, so perfectly in sync with the hosts in the series, that I found myself playing along earnestly.
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You'll have a hard time picking out the adjustments you're making if you're playing along with a set of old iPod earbuds.
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Depp, being the law-abiding citizen he is (or playing along for kicks), also turned up to greet a waiting media pack.
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These days, playing along with your fantasies and fairytales is the least I can do to preserve you exactly as you are.
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I personally think that watching stuff and playing along alone is a completely different thing than being with the person you love.
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The details of the indictments paint an unpleasant picture of college coaches and administrators playing along at cheating on college entrance exams.
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" In response to his daughter's questions about "playing along with" Trump's offensive behavior, Bush said he apologized, telling her, "'Mary, I am sorry.
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But as the Michaud case made clear, it seems the FBI isn't planning on playing along and providing the details of its NIT.
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JOE KERNEN: Good to see you and thanks for playing along with the -- the big and hairy and all that kind of stuff.
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I see now that that it has come across poorly in the awkward sketch, and I apologize for playing along with Howard's insinuation.
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Like those of us playing along at home, she's got to save it up if she plans on making it through this season.
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Prince isn't even visible during the first two minutes of the song, until the camera angle shows him, stage left, quietly playing along.
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We are already seeing some members in both chambers complaining about frivolous game-playing and vowing to vote "present" instead of playing along.
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At one point, Trump pointed down to the ground and Kim seemed to nod, playing along in what was a carefully choreographed moment.
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Instead of playing along, Mr. Tingle, a pseudonym, mocked his nominators, championed several female writers and solicited donations for an anti-harassment charity.
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When I was a child, he often spent Saturday afternoons playing along to Beatles or Rolling Stones records on his old upright bass.
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It will have to cook up some plausible-sounding explanation for the mystery and coax, cajole or coerce the missing men into playing along.
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The newest Rock Band introduced new features like freeform guitar solos that gave players some newfound freedom when playing along to their favorite songs.
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Trump, though, is not playing along with that strategy; instead, he is keeping up his attacks on ObamaCare in court and in his speeches.
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Travis made headlines last week after a video surfaced showing the drummer playing along with a high school marching band without missing a beat.
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It's hard to see Iran playing along with Trump's summit of vanities -- and it's hard to see what trade-offs would satisfy both sides.
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"By romanticizing people who treated human beings as animals, you're playing along with the system as well," an indentured servant (Lisa Pakulski) tells Miranda.
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He was tormented over killing; he was motivated to protect children; when he resisted Walt's schemes, his older mentor manipulated him into playing along.
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Your prize for playing along, this clip of North Carolina Senator Thom Tillis, realizing he just made a great case for John Bolton testifying.
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Maybe the acclaimed actor and singer is just playing along as a bit of cross-promotional fun, or maybe he really is the Fox.
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So, playing along: Why would anyone buy a new version of the Bold when they could get a Galaxy S8 or the iPhone X?
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The band at the restaurant starts playing along with him, and in the end, it all works out: They've got a hit on their hands.
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An Indiana couple was arrested Monday after their two toddlers were found wearing dirty diapers and playing along railroad tracks during a rainstorm, authorities said.
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Corporate performance has been a moving goal post for a long time and marketmen are willingly playing along as long as the index inches up.
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Fans were so loud with their love that Netflix couldn't help but notice and the streaming service has been totally playing along with the fun.
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The closest Hilton could get to "owning" the scandal or redirecting the narrative around it was coyly playing along with jokes about it on SNL.
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"It's no excuse, but this happened 11 years ago -- I was younger, less mature, and acted foolishly in playing along," he said in a statement.
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Many of us are donating $1 for every question we get right when playing along at home to the Lustgarten Foundation for Pancreatic Cancer Research.
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And he knows that playing along with what Republicans want, regardless of the impact on his Tennessee constituents, will raise his stature within conservative institutions.
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And starting very early, make sure that some of your baby's awake time is tummy time, complete with a parent watching, interacting and playing along.
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Of course out in the real world — where there's noise and rapid talkers who are not necessarily interested in playing along — results may be different.
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" And while he admitted "it's no excuse" he added, "this happened 11 years ago — I was younger, less mature, and acted foolishly in playing along.
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I also never wanted to do anything where I was playing along to a backing track or anything where the things sort of have flexibility.
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Instead of sympathizing with her friend and colleague for being literally assaulted, she chastises her for not playing along, blaming her for the show's troubles.
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For those of us playing along at home, Twitter is already providing the jokes, since there's more than an hour to go until the actual speeches.
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The Trump administration must not choose drastic and destabilizing steps to put further pressure on Turkey or strong-arm allies into playing along with its decisions.
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Still, some analysts think Mr. Netanyahu and Mr. Abbas are simply playing along with the goal of ensuring the other is blamed when the process collapses.
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You can see in the clip ... Ware was completely shocked -- but he took the whole thing in stride, playing along with it after the initial surprise!!
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"In playing along with this line of conversation, and partly to spare our 'client' from embarrassment, we entertained a series of ludicrous hypothetical scenarios," it said.
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Henry seems like a sweet and goofy dad most of the time, a bit of a clown who enjoys playing along with whatever amusement his daughter suggests.
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If you're thinking of getting into Fortnite and playing along with us, there's a really great forum thread with useful tips that'll help you understand the game.
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Their request was followed by a video clip of a light flashing in a far right window of the building as if he really were playing along.
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Their quarter-final exit on penalties to Croatia, among the most skilled teams here, on Saturday was further proof that Russia never intended to just playing along.
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A CBS News report linked it to a liberal activist who said it was intended as satire, and some of its signatories seemed to be playing along.
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She calls for zero tolerance for publicly sharing porn, but also remembers how long it took her to stop playing along with the military's rampant porn culture.
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But for about three minutes there towards the end, when I was playing along with a more complimentary sound, I felt less embarrassed than I had all day.
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All must choose between playing along with a powerful and vengeful US President, or risk permanent damage to their national interests in the fetid swamp of Washington politics.
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Rosenstein has been playing along with Nunes' demands up to the point that other, less determined intercessors for the president have been satisfied that no wrongdoing has occurred.
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The meteorologist, Liberté Chan, said in a blog post that she had been playing along with a joke during the broadcast on KTLA in Los Angeles on Saturday.
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"Given that the committee is playing political games, violating our trust and its own rules, it no longer makes sense for us to keep playing along," he wrote.
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Still, for those playing along at home, it's a telling glimpse at what social media looks like for a divided Congress caught in a moment of chaotic uncertainty.
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Of course, we all have a motive in playing along with the fiction that Trump has achieved a Korean breakthrough — it might stop him from starting a war.
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Because it hooks up to your Nintendo Switch, you can also easily bring it while traveling or even when visiting your parents, who will definitely enjoy playing along.
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Time's not exactly up for male dominance in Hollywood if we're still playing along with an awards show that has nominated three female directors in the last 20 years.
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You can try to game it, figuring out what you think the storytellers are going for, and playing along for what you hope might be the coolest possible outcome.
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He sees how conspiracy groups mix varying levels of serious belief, irony, and playing along, creating a kind of nihilistic matrix in which unbalanced people can lose their grip.
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" He wrote that "it no longer makes sense for us to keep playing along" and that Strzok "is willing to testify again, and he is willing to testify publicly.
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As for playing along with us, either the original version or Metro 2033 Redux is a fine option, and different people on the podcast will have played different versions.
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I'll mention here that I don't have a theory about who got it in the end, mostly because I don't feel compelled to reward the gamesmanship by playing along.
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"Instead of the U.S. playing along, you saw the attacks start being attributed to Russia," said Dave Aitel, founder and chief technology officer of the security firm Immunity Inc.
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For keyboard instruction on a mobile device, Simply Piano (for Android and iOS) takes a student from finding middle C to playing along with onscreen guides and gamelike animations.
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Washington (CNN)As Iowa heats up to host the first-in-the-nation Democratic caucuses in February, one Minor League Baseball team is playing along with the election spirit.
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If team Sanders wants to win, they need to stop playing along with the bogus "unity" rules that have been imposed by people who want to see them lose.
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Memes are born when everyone is playing along, so when they wholeheartedly embraced how the public interpreted them as a couple, it was their relationship itself that became the meme.
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The Handmaid's Tale is a story of resistance, and in "Nolite Te Bastardes Carborundorum," Offred learns how to fight back: by recognizing the power she can wield when playing along.
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Lamb — an accomplished pianist himself — says it's his favorite way to use the keyboard, especially when it comes to playing along with jazz standards from the likes of John Coltrane.
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Tennessee is plowing ahead with its plan to become the first state to adopt Medicaid block grants, but there's no guarantee that the Trump administration will end up playing along.
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Despite their many reprimands of Trump's behavior on the campaign trail, Republicans are largely playing along with the president, still hoping their Faustian bargain with him results in legislative victories.
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Full of twists, turns, and red herrings, each case plays out like a game a Clue, a real whodunit that has viewers playing along and guessing until the very end.
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Full of twists, turns, and red herrings, each case plays out like a game a Clue, a real whodunit that has viewers playing along and guessing until the very end.
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Nick is happily playing along with the idea that he's the underdog, but just watch the intensity on his face each time an artist steps on the stage to sing.
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Ines isn't fooled by the costume, of course, and it's not always clear whether her colleagues believe Erdmann's nonsense or are playing along with a joke they don't quite get.
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This time around, it appears that consumers are not playing along by dutifully increasing spending, but are instead shoring up highly stressed savings accounts and paying off topped out consumer loans.
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They will be available on a first-come-first-serve basis later this week -- if you are playing along on Fantasizer there will be a league update when they are added.
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China is playing along, apparently thinking that it might, at some point, persuade the would-be belligerents that a constructive dialog is the only reasonable way out of the current impasse.
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The Reserve Bank of India is playing along, with a revised forecast of 7.1 percent growth in gross value added - a proxy for GDP - for the year to end March 2017.
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But when one person is intentionally trying to make a move, and the other one is just playing along as a joke, it can be hurtful or, at the very least, confusing.
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Just making it so it's easy for people to set it up and enjoy playing, along with delivering a high quality experience, that's the biggest challenge that we continue to work on.
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His defense lawyer argued that he was goaded into the plot by the informant, and Suarez took the stand to tell jurors he was merely playing along, according to local media reports.
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After The Late Show responded on Twitter calling the band "a bunch of tools," it was clear that Colbert himself would be playing along with the whole faceless-corporation schtick on-air.
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The risk is that when this happens, the White House will resort to drastic and destabilizing steps to put further pressure on Turkey, then seek to strong-arm allies into playing along.
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It's the responsibility of the committee members, people of good reputation, to do the right thing rather than playing along with Albany's games and accommodating anything less than what New Yorkers deserve.
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Mr. Saunders, who has run the fan site since 2012, said a lot of the game show's biggest fans tend not to favor specific contestants, focusing instead on playing along at home.
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First-round bids are due soon, though some of those tossing their hats in the ring may just be playing along and learning more about how much the embattled company is, well, embattled.
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According to the creators, the game does indeed feature a win state in which whoever is playing along at home frees Cozmo and a lose state in which they fail to do so.
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The Republican has failed by playing along with Trump officials who are busy suggesting that the whole controversy has been ginned up by anti-Trump intelligence agents and left-over Obama administration officials.
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"He's sneezing," Mr. Marshall said as Mr. Ryan, who spent much of Tuesday posing for photos with new representatives, smiles the sort of smile that indicates that he was confused but playing along.
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If austerity worsens, I'd find it hard to justify formats that demand that we pay for privilege of playing along, and celebrating huge sums may move from light entertainment to tacky bad taste.
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And that's also why I think she's looking good — because when people are playing along and they aren't hung up on their weird hang-ups and are insecure, that's when you can really play.
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Mom and daughter see a new physician this time, Dr. Lakshmi Chandra (Poorna Jagannathan), who makes the mistake of not playing along with Dee Dee's game, as many other doctors seems to have done before.
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Earlier this week, on an outing with Prince William, Kate told wellwishers in Keswick that she recently brought her children to the Lake District for a few days of walking and playing along the hills.
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He puts one of the constant factors through an arpeggiator, doesn't adjust any of the sound generating, or sound-tweaking knobs, and just uses that in a really interesting way, so he's just playing along.
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Unfortunately [Fred] got voted off and I think Peter and her have built this kind of connection… All the other guys are kinda just playing along with the game [trying] to get the next rose.
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At one point a huge, muscled gentleman pulled out a full-size trombone — if he didn't work there, I'm not sure how he got that thing past security — and began playing along to the music.
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The video is suitably somber and dramatic, with Quincey rapping in front of a violinist playing along to the song and imagining life behind bars (or in the ground.) It's incredibly dark but honest stuff.
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So instead of playing along and saying noncommital things about her Chequers plan, they plotted an ambush, disparaged central parts of it and demanded significant progress on the Irish border at a meeting in October.
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"What do you want me to say now?" he said Tuesday night at Madison Square Garden, before playing along and vowing to return to the Knicks sometime next season physically and mentally stronger than before.
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Maybe it's worth amending the Workologist stance to advise that if you're still acclimating to a new gig, you should consider playing along with the apparent norms until you feel confident about the office culture.
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There was a certain labor to playing along, which is always the case in daily interactions, especially when one is making the effort to keep up appearances in a situation that would call for sorrow.
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Sheeran sang the iconic tune while playing along on acoustic guitar after a fan requested it on UK's Capital FM. The artist dropped two new singles — "Shape of You" and "Castle on the Hill" — last week.
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When the deal ultimately falls through, he blusters and rages but is unable to intimidate the Pierces into playing along because the family doesn't feel the need to appease him in the way his children do.
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Make media choices that reflect your family's values; that can mean choosing nonviolent games, limiting the amount of time kids can play certain games, or playing along with kids to help guide them through iffy stuff.
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Anyone can see that the imposter, an author, screenwriter, director, and actor named Joe Carroll, is clearly not Buress, but that didn't stop people from interviewing him, or Buress from playing along on his social media.
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The 27-year-old University of Chicago librarian said in an interview that she had watched "Jeopardy!" religiously for years, playing along with a pen as a makeshift buzzer and documenting her scores in a notebook.
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He is also playing along eagerly with his tamer online fans, retweeting their memes and egging them on with joke policy proposals like a "canine dividend," which would give every American household 1,000 dogs a month.
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Granted, playing along with brief clips isn't as fun as a full episode (plus, I'm really bad at identifying songs — just ask my trivia teammates), but it was enough to establish that the syncing really does work.
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Having said earlier this month that Trump's tariffs were "based on a lie," the French President's tweet on the eve of the G-7 meeting shows that Macron's tactic of playing along with Trump in Washington failed.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Beijing is keen to show results after four rounds of policy easing, so China's big banks are playing along, highlighting their efforts to boost lending to cash-starved small firms, offering collateral waivers and setting loan targets.
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But I have to also tell you I think the Democrats are just playing along his handbook, which is, going after his tax returns through legislative action is moronic," he said during an interview on NBC's "Meet the Press.
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Much as Americans got behind the "war on terror" in principle but only a tiny fraction bore any true burden, today there is a vague consensus that China seeks to undermine American primacy, but few are actually playing along.
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As simple as the case is for turning a young, minority judge into cannon fodder, if you're that judge, you might be apprehensive about playing along and Obama might be apprehensive about damaging the career of such a promising jurist.
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When the song was recorded during the movie's filming at the Fontainebleau hotel in Miami, Houston "insisted on singing the song live in the film, and she wanted her band to be playing along with her," saxophonist Kirk Whalum recalled.
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The documentary, directed by Jeremy Coon and Tim Skousen, revisits those tender years and what came after with a lot of obvious enthusiasm and not an ounce of critical distance, as if they too were just two more friends playing along.
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Being likable means playing along -- flirting with men old enough to be your father when they indicate that's what they like, while not crossing the line into explicit conveyance of your own sexual desires (that would make you a slut).
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O&aposNEILL: Well, there are so many arguments with that, because a lot of people are saying that Kim Jong-un is sort of playing along, knowing that President Trump could be out in a few years, seven years at the most.
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British actor Will Poulter, meanwhile, plays the most sadistic of the cops, who pressures and cows his peers into playing along, which includes participating in a perverse "death game" designed to coerce their suspects into giving up information that they don't have.
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Iran reported one of its generals had been killed on the front line, giving direct confirmation of the role Tehran is playing along with Moscow in what appears to be one of the most determined offensives in five years of civil war.
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In demanding loyalty from Turkish Germans to the German state, Ms. Merkel is playing along with Mr. Erdogan's scheme to segregate Turks from the rest of Germany, of making them a Turkish exclave on German soil, deepening the mutual feeling of alienation.
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"This good cop, bad cop that [Secretary of State Rex] Tillerson and Mattis are playing, along with the president, it really comes off more like Keystone Cops," Markey continued, referring to the bungling policemen from a series of silent films in the 1910s.
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Minor cites these incidents as evidence that truth on the web is largely unknowable — but he also fails to allow for the possibility that plenty of other people could've simply been playing along with his joke, as humans on the web are wont to do.
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Click here to view original GIFSure, it may look like the seagull is playing along with the man hiding the food under three cups in an attempt to trick the bird but know this: seagulls are motherfuckers who don't care about you or silly games.
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Mr. Netanyahu may also have a domestic interest in playing along with the appearance of progress if he is serious about broadening his governing coalition by luring in Isaac Herzog, the current opposition leader, and at least part of his center-left Zionist Union party.
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But ACORN has said that the videos were manipulated, that in at least one case a worker was simply playing along with what she considered a ridiculous scheme, and that the amateur journalism project was part of a relentless conservative attack on the liberal organization.
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The president does this kind of photo op all the time as a way of promoting US manufacturing jobs (recent trips include a Louis Vuitton workshop near Dallas and a paper mill south of Toledo, Ohio), and Apple seems to be eagerly playing along.
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Bryan: A few weeks ago, when Eugene decided to join forces with Negan, I wondered if the show was setting up a clever fake-out: if Eugene was actually playing along, scared as he may be, so he could actually undermine Negan when the time came.
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Jesse is someone who is basically just playing along until she can get what she wants out of a bad situation, and then by the end she realizes it's not act anymore, that she's both a perfect fit for this role and that she's become this role.
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If you're playing along at home, here they are: A 2014 New York Times article on what really caused Harrison's death (spoiler alert: gastrointestinal pathogens), and this episode of Slate's Whistlestop podcast, helmed by Face The Nation host (and occasional debate moderator) John Dickerson on Harrison's election of 1840.
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee Chairman Bob CorkerRobert (Bob) Phillips CorkerTrump announces, endorses ambassador to Japan's Tennessee Senate bid Meet the key Senate player in GOP fight over Saudi Arabia Trump says he's 'very happy' some GOP senators have 'gone on to greener pastures' MORE (R-Tenn.) wasn't playing along.
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"Not only is a massively conflicted Republican lawyer, who previously worked for Judge Kavanaugh, cherry-picking what documents the Senate Judiciary Committee can see, he is now telling the Committee what the rest of the Senate and the American public can see — and Republicans are playing along," Schumer said.
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The agreement, however, did not include the legally binding goals to reduce carbon emissions that were sought by Europe but largely opposed by the US. Now the world is left with a watered-down agreement, and the country that pushed strongly for that dilution is no longer playing along.
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He later clarified to THR that he'd been playing along with a spoof Twitter account intended to parody white progressives, and had been intending to "take the piss out of" the parody account — without acknowledging that he has a history of "taking the piss out of" trans identity itself.
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With the help of sibling Joe Jonas, ex-girlfriend Selena Gomez and Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle costar Jack Black, the Jonas Brother band member anxiously answered questions about a previous sexual encounter and past romances all while strapped to a hospital bed with Grimshaw playing along as the doctor/interrogator.
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In the video, Bofale smiles before amidst greenery, pastels and flowers, folding paper and playing along to the song, a jaunty rock song with its share of unfurling guitar leads that wouldn't feel out of place on a Felt record, or a Captured Tracks release from the early part of this decade.
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I didn't tell him how, when my mother and sister were away in the summer, I would stay up all night in our house in Brooklyn playing along with his records — first on chairs positioned like a drum-set (badly), then on piano (badly), then on bass guitar (maybe not so badly).
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And the SNL cold open is also evidence of the ways in which that, at the time, the white gaze (perhaps including or excluding the white eyes in her audience) manipulated Oprah's image, or helped to associate it with a kind of soothing refusal to engage in nasty stereotypes, while nonetheless still playing along.
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Faithless Cheryl Strayed: Every pickle I've ever gotten myself into has come about by doing what you did last year at your wife's family reunion, Faithless: by being foggy instead of transparent; by believing "mostly harmless" is the same as harmless; by playing along in order to keep what I assumed was the peace.
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"Not only is a massively conflicted Republican lawyer, who previously worked for Judge Kavanaugh, cherry-picking what documents the Senate Judiciary Committee can see, he is now telling the committee what the rest of the Senate and the American public can see — and Republicans are playing along," said Senator Chuck Schumer of New York, the Democratic leader.
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Dern punted questions to her daughter and gave her credit for elevating the political discourse in their household (though Dern was raised by activists and has long been one herself); she asked Jaya if she was okay sitting in the sun, and squeezed her on the shoulder a couple times as if to say she was being a real sport for playing along.
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Still, the book cover challenge was both "lighthearted and inspiring," Baker said, in part because it evoked the thrill of possession she experienced upon unwrapping a special-ordered copy of Jean Stein's 1982 "Edie: An American Girl" one long-ago Nantucket summer and also because — as with so much else on social media — the stakes of playing along were negligible.
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The switches within our slow cookers are subjected to additional internal testing, which includes a Rotary Knob Endurance test, Rotary Knob Force Test and Flame Burning Test and constructed of self-extinguishing, flame resistant material The Crock-Pot company is being a good sport and playing along with the joke, but the release of this statement underlines the fact that pop culture can have very real effects on the reputation of real-life products.
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Quiz winners this week are William Mattingly, Donna Nackers, Craig Pyron, Rick Dunham (playing along from his laptop in China), Merrilee Cox, Dolina Millar, Shin Inouye, Manley Glaubitz, Susan Widmer, Peter Delloro, Tim Aiken, Hazel Rosenblum-Sellers, Cam Fine, Heather Ciandella, Itillery, David Bond, William Chittam, Ron Domingues, Jack Barshay, Elizabeth Murphy, John Donato, Mike Purdy, Joe McCluskey, Rick Zimmer, Bob Fowler, Candi Cee, Rich Gruber, Patrick Kavanagh, Rick Mito, David Straney, Randall S. Patrick, Luther Berg, Dara Erinashley, Jerry Kovar, Peter John, Arne Hendry, Rose DeMarco, Rose DeMarco and Buzz Watkins.
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Winners of our news quiz this week are: Ki Harvey, Fran Tankersley, M.R. Tofalo, Tim Aiken, Patricia Swank, Christopher W. Rogers, Daniel Bachhuber (playing along from Thailand), Manley Glaubitz, Thomas Miller, Paula Hassinger, "Itillery," Margaret Gainer, Jim Dykstra, John Donato, BJ Ford, Dianne Smith, David Anderson, John Wheby, Allyson Foster, Dan Kostenbauder, Buzz Watkins, Michael Roberts, Julian Martinez, John Carlan, Kane Martin, John van Santen, Sarah Hall Phillips, Abby Alkire, Carol Katz, Charity Frasier, John Hayden, Rachel Tyree, Dominique Tonneas, Michael Mullen, Debi Hartmann, Caroline Fisher, Janet Liston, Marilyn Leland, Tom Werkema, "yleoandyou7" and Walter Pflaumer.
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