When he sits back, he redoes the bungee round himself.
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Then she redoes it, because she doesn't like how she did it.
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For the launch party, Kim redoes her entire home to look like a showroom.
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Whenever possible, though, Hodgson redoes a lot of work every time he gets a new build.
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Refinancing your house creates a new mortgage that either redoes or replaces the original one, Sun said.
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She redoes her ponytail on the mound between pitches before launching her blistering fastball and her spookily precise off-speed stuff.
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This time, the heroes have wedding-redoes, coming-out conversations, and hopeful reunions with ex-wives to work towards — essentially, life moments.
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Mr. Ford himself redoes the white flowers, plucking out the roses and leaving in the ranunculus, because he doesn't like mixed blooms.
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" The Élysée Palace confirmed the report, telling Le Canard Enchaîné that Mr. Benhamou started his days very early and that "he redoes the president's hair every morning and as much as needed, for each public statement.
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In "The Bridges of Madison County," Eastwood redoes a popular novel by focusing on how the two children of Francesca Johnson, played by Meryl Streep, take up the search for the woman in the mother by reading the diaries she had left behind for them.
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"If you're a working-class American, there's no question that an agenda that cuts taxes, that gets rids of regulations, redoes some of these trade deals in ways that are pro-America, is going to help," said Moore, who is part of Trump's team of economic advisers.
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In one of Brooks's sharp, well-paced panels, which juggle action set pieces with helter-skelter angles and onomatopoeic effects, Tallulah's Latina mother redoes her own hair band after teleporting herself, while in another, Sanity's African-American father interrupts his station-saving to make sure his daughter eats dinner.
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Bobby redoes his entire house to be accessible for Wesley's chair, Jonathan encourages him to cut the long hair he'd grown since the day of the shooting, Antoni teaches him how to put supermarket rotisserie chicken on a salad (yeah), and Tan buys him a new wardrobe tailored with shirts and pants that won't get caught on his wheels.
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Charlie redoes his marriage vows and Ava responds, "I do." Charlie suggests going back to the party, but Ava suggests they consummate their marriage instead.
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Aircraft pioneer and Pan Am founder Juan Trippe used this club.McDowell, Edwin. "Reviving High Life, 67 Floors Up; Chrysler Building Redoes the Cloud Club's Old Space." The New York Times.
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Latha (Suhasini) the younger daughter of Suraiah arrives from the city. Initially, she squabbles with Ramakrishna but afterward, they fall in love. In tandem, Delhi Babai (Nutan Prasad) a sly political broker mingles with Suraiah and makes Chandraiah resign with a foul play. Despite, Chandraiah redoes in the election and wins with the highest majority when Suraiah flares- up with vengeance.
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A companion piece, Diskomo, was released in 1980 as a 12-inch single, featuring a remix of the songs backed by a disco beat. In 1988, Diskomo was covered by Belgian new beat group L&O;, and retitled "Even Now". Diskomo 2000, a follow-up EP featuring the original remix, its B-side (Goosebump, a collection of children's songs played on toy musical instruments), and several other versions, was released in 2000. The EP's title track, "Diskomo 2000" redoes Diskomo in the style of "Even Now".
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Tiffany Valentine-Ray (also known as "The Bride of Chucky") is a murderous doll and a character in the Child's Play horror film series. She is portrayed by Jennifer Tilly in both live-action and voice over in Bride of Chucky, Seed of Chucky, Curse of Chucky, and Cult of Chucky. As a human, Tiffany has bleached blonde hair and brown eyes, a gothic fashion style, and has a chest tattoo of a stabbed heart with Chucky written above it. After becoming a doll, Tiffany redoes her hair and makeup to resemble her human self, and wears a golden necklace that says "Tiff".
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The 1984 cassette version of the album is very similar but features the track "Cassette Jam" following "Cosmic Jam" where Neil, realising that the comedy of peanut butter coming around on the LP will not work on the cassette version, redoes the track for cassette and does an impression of the album being tangled on tape and then "Brown Sugar" where Neil discovers some buskers performing the track by The Rolling Stones, assumes the song is about whole foods and joins in with them. After "The Amoeba Song", it features two additional tracks: "Go Away", where Neil tries to explain the album has finished, and the B-side of "Hole In My Shoe", titled "Hurdy Gurdy Mushroom Man". There is a title inconsistency on the listing of track 9. The LP lists "Paranoid Remix" but the vinyl cover has "Paranoia Remix".
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After the unexpected departure of Ariana, who left no information about his whereabouts, Benjamín, three months after what happened redoes his life, establishing a new love relationship with another girl, who will not have the best intentions with him or his circle of friends, whom the new conquest of Benjamín does not end up pleasing. On the other hand, Florencia and Juan Manuel are engaged and are in full organization of their marriage, which will be frustrated by an unexpected revelation that will emotionally affect a member of the couple, while Rodrigo, away from Alma, is working as an employee of his sister, since after his bad administration he lost the company he inherited from his father. However, the group of friends will be surprised by the return of a person who will make their lives change again and will have to adjust to it.
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Orange, Partner pave way for cutting ties following BDS controversy Orange stated that the money paid to Partner was purely for re-branding purposes and affirmed their previous statement that their wish to leave Israel is based on desire to discontinue license agreements and maintain only subsidiaries that they control, rather than a boycott.Telecom giant Orange to end Israel presence within 2 years Orange would make the relevant payments over the course of two years and charge it to their books as a mix of marketing, sales, customer services and related expenses.Orange Redoes Brand Licensing Agreement With Partner Costs Up To $100 Million If It Leaves Israel As part of the agreement Orange's research and development activities within Israel would transition to the Orange name, but would be restricted from entering the telecommunications services market.Orange strikes new deal with Partner Communications On 11 February 2016, the new logo of Partner was unveiled.
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Orange, Partner pave way for cutting ties following BDS controversy Orange stated that the money paid to Partner was purely for re-branding purposes and affirmed their previous statement that their wish to leave Israel is based on desire to discontinue license agreements and maintain only subsidiaries that they control, rather than a boycott.Telecom giant Orange to end Israel presence within 2 years Orange would make the relevant payments over the course of two years and charge it to their books as a mix of marketing, sales, customer services and related expenses.Orange Redoes Brand Licensing Agreement With Partner Costs Up To $100 Million If It Leaves Israel As part of the agreement Orange's research and development activities within Israel would transition to the Orange name, but would be restricted from entering the telecommunications services market.Orange strikes new deal with Partner Communications In September 2015, Orange reaffirmed their commitment to Israel with an investment in Hola, a video distribution network.
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Some of the buildings they were involved with are: W E Dodge house, Jamees A Roosevelt house; the Tilden home, the William Kissam Vanderbilt house, the Cornelius Vanderbilt house, the Marquand mansion; Collis P Huntington house; Senator Dodge of Montana House in NYC; the Equitable Insurance Building; Mutual Life Insurance Company (Nassau Street); Prudential Life Insurance Building; Marble House, Newport, Rhode Island; The Breakers, Newport RI; the Goelet house, Newport RI; Chapel of the Good Shepherd, General Theological Seminary [New York City]; Grace Church, Trinity Church Astor Redoes, Trinity Chapel, all in New York City; St. Thomas' Church, Mamaroneck, Westchester County, New York; new Old South Church, Boston; Small Gothic Church designed by J Cleveland Cady somewhere up the Hudson River. Additionally, they constructed a vast number of buildings at the 1892 Chicago Exposition. Earlier work circa 1867 by Ellin with James Whitehouse are Panels on the Mall in Central Park. Earlier independent work of William Kitson in 1870 on the capitals of the interior columns of Second Presbyterian Church in Philadelphia.
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