We are right on social policy and right on foreign policy and right on evolution, and same-sex marriage, and climate change too.
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So, I think we got it right on culture, we got it right on governance.
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The good news is that it's right on the road, but the bad news is that it's right on the road.
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But this is one where they ought to let it go because it&aposs right on policy and right on the merits.
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"If you're right on the dollar you have a very good shot on being right on the general broad emerging market," he said.
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If someone you swiped right on also swipes right on you, the app matches the two of you and allows you to make contact (so to speak).
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Now renewables advocates can go right on advocating for renewables, nuclear fans can go right on advocating for nuclear, and they can continue fighting it out on Twitter.
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" Jeb Bush said McCain was "right on the mark.
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He's right on you — takes away time and space.
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" And we answer right on cue: "You're not fat.
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I then immediately took to spreading a sizable dollop of peanut butter right on top — and because the eggs were still hot, that dollop got all melty and swirled right on in.
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And this right on the tail of the Planned Parenthood attack in Colorado Springs (three dead, nine injured), which was right on the heels of the tragedy in Paris (130 dead, 386 injured).
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Other retail watchers believe consumers will keep right on shopping.
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The metallic pumps peeking out underneath are right on trend.
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Trump is right on the one thing, at least. pic.twitter.
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Tip nine point five: Swipe right on everyone on Tinder.
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All right, on that note, Valerie, thank you very much.
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No, this is, uh, this is right on the money.
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They have 25 miles of border right on North Korea.
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Despite the earlier snow squall, boarding began right on time.
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Fish Urban Dining gets it just right on both counts.
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"Appreciate the congrats for being right on radical Islamic terrorism…"
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It was right on brand and was simple and direct.
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It's this perfect cool brunch spot right on the lake.
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The Trump clan is proving them right on both counts.
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My house in Virginia Beach is right on the water.
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Dare #2: Swipe right on someone so not my type.
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Winning back those white Southerners meant tacking right on race.
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We have an election every two years right on schedule.
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Getting the answers right on Catalyte's online test matters little.
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The app is preinstalled right on your iPhone or iPad.
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Thank you in advance for making right on your errors.
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Second, the bears are right on at least one level.
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And always swipe right on a Zac Efron Tinder profile.
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They should just go right on, loving themselves without me.
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But the view is stunning — we're right on the water.
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Since then, she's been right on board with being poly.
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He pretty much nailed every take right on the spot.
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And he wants to keep right on running Wells Fargo.
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Right on cue, a drunk man rushed onto the stage.
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Some of them live right on our street, in fact.
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RFI that originates from beyond can pass right on through.
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Did I get your name right on the first try?
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That's the issue that Ullman nails right on the head.
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Here's to them getting it right on a future episode.
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I was right on that issue, Hillary Clinton was wrong.
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BS18 bugs are being reported left and right on Steam.
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Here's the scenario: You've swiped right on some attractive person.
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Kara Swisher: All right, on that note ... Peter Kafka: Questions?
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We went right on after our first record was finished.
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One wrong move and it will sail right on by.
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I had almost hit the number right on the nose.
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They are positioned, through Right on Crime, to be persuasive.
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Well, it exists in Zürich, right on the bustling Bahnhofstrasse.
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She'd got every answer right on the Kylie Jenner quiz.
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I kept right on doing what I'd been doing before.
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They can be wrong on Benghazi and right on this.
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Bannon's version of 2016 is right on a few counts.
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Players can even smoke and game right on the river.
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They wanted to finish me off right on the spot.
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"When we got the invitation, I jumped right on it."
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You hit it right on the head, it's life lessons.
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Yet after the documentary, the jobs went right on vanishing.
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But it's not sufficient to be right on the issues.
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Summer in the city has arrived, and right on schedule.
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Chapo was staying in Hotel Miramar, right on the beach.
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Being mostly right on the Iranian menace is not enough.
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And state liquor stores are right on the major highways.
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"The media hasn't got him right on anything," she wrote.
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Browne: Right on the waterfront, then a, then a break.
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"He's right on target, and he's being realistic," said Sen.
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This year, the perennial milkweed came up right on schedule.
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And in my experience, Samsung's estimate is right on point.
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"I'm right on the approach to the airport," she said.
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It powers itself right on up, then is helplessly stranded.
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He doesn't always get it right on the first try.
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To the Editor: Thomas Groome is right on the mark.
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Vegas already has a new arena, right on the Strip.
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Let's not build a settlement right on top of it.
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Their target area was right on top of those guys.
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He went hard right on immigration, race, and crime issues.
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"Trump is hitting it right on the nose," he said.
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One was even nailed right on top of a mural.
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Ryan Lochte has been swiping right on the road to Rio.
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Bear — so maybe these Kardashian sleuths are right on the money.
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It was right on the borderline of where we've been searching.
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You smell coffee; that's the chef, right on time as always.
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Right on his first holiday record, 1957's Elvis' Christmas Album.
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Based off of this theory, Carly Pearce is right on track.
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But update after update, the breast chat kept right on coming.
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Just swipe right on his amazing Tinder profile to find out.
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Trump doesn't do everything right, but he's right on this one.
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Our house is right on the end of a big park.
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We&aposre right on the cusp of the 3 percent growth.
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Serena Williams (left) and Michelle Yeoh (right) on the red carpet.
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And almost everyone who swiped right on his photo messaged him.
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I'd like to see Lonzo dunk right on Jason Tatum's head!
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This man climbed right on top of a British Airways aircraft.
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"It's really big and right on the waterfront," Ms. Andersen said.
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Right on cue, Northern California has plunged back into wildfire hell.
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The enthusiasts are right on one thing, though: testing is paramount.
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I ran after them, and I was right on their butts.
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The lines they gave me were last minute, right on-site.
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Now they'll be able to watch right on Twitter Thursday nights.
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THREE BREAKING PIECES OF DATA THAT ARE RIGHT ON TOPIC HERE.
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Sometimes, they're right on track, predicting the winners of the future.
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We put it right on the front page of our websites.
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Only 43% believed people should have that right on social media.
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I asked them for permission, and they were right on board.
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And we would go out; it was right on the bay.
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I think it drives us right on to victory in 2020.
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He's got it written right on his head with that haircut.
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Or you swipe right on Tinder to see if you've won.
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I stopped talking at the 90-minute mark, right on time.
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I should be right on time for when this gets real.
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And you may not find anyyou'll want to swipe right on.
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Here's your quintessential cheap, sticky dive bar, right on Lincoln Square.
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As the BFFs wrap their shoot, Francesca appears right on time.
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But we're really sitting right on his shoulder throughout the show.
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You can cut right on it and you'll do nothing to.
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They kind of have to make decision right on the spot.
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I grow all the grass they eat right on my farm.
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Mandy Moore managed to spell it right on the first try.
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Face it, you'd swipe right on every single one of them.
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Like it or not, Giuliani, Beyonce's message was right on time.
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The problem is, the Chicken Littles have been right on oil.
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Scroll right on past the Schwarzenegger chilling with Ronald Reagan post.
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That's maybe not the most funny thing right on its face.
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You're right on trend: Curls make a major comeback in Hollywood.
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Well, the late breaking rumors were pretty much right on point.
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These videos will be integrated right on the service's listing pages.
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The company does get some things right on its first go.
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That's advice corporations are advised to put right on the packaging.
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"Villages are right on the foothills of the mountain," Cabrera said.
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It's quirky and right on about trying to be creative today.
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Six years after joining, Prophet left to make Right On Time.
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Whether they're right on not, which workers most believe they're underpaid?
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He said lawmakers are right on track with tax reform legislation.
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That's about 40 questions you get to pass right on by!
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The picture quickly went megaviral, and set the right on fire.
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This administration has been the opposite of right on every issue.
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It used to say that right on the Social Security cards.
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Only care about motion that happens right on your front porch?
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Even Donald Trump can be right on some of this stuff.
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Mr. Claussell's food was exciting and usually right on the mark.
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He agreed, and we made the trade right on the spot.
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And it's hard to get to his right on this stuff.
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Right. On certain paths, but most of the time they're not.
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Spread across 14 acres, the resort is right on the beach.
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His requisite "Dancing With the Stars" invitation arrived right on schedule.
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The first driver left Louisville at 383:10, right on time.
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"We're super happy that we're right on the park," he said.
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"It does put us right on that front line," she said.
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We were right on the edge, really, from Modernism to postmodernism.
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Doing right on these issues, he says, would hurt the wealthy.
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JULIAN ROBERTSON: I don't have one just right on me now.
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"I guess you're right on the economics," Roosevelt told the adviser.
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Whether you're trying to get the timing right on your Jeopardy!
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Nothing I have seen to date feels right on folding screens.
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Yes, you're still going to swipe right on the hot people.
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Schoolchildren attend the class of teacher Haova Fafiranosoa, right, on Dec.
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But in retrospect Ms Bachelet was right on the big things.
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Good for the Democrats: they're in the right on this one.
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Li may still be proved right on China's enduring capital controls.
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The Verge's Casey Newton hit the nail right on the head:
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But he hedged that he'll be proven right on Election Day.
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We'd hate for someone to clock you right on the chin.
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MTV and "Entertainment Tonight" and the stray issue of Right On!
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Joan WestmeyerNew York To the Editor: Right on with that editorial.
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Right after that, he forced his hand right on my genitals.
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It's usually right on the first try which keeps us moving.
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Apple slaps its logo right on the center of the phone.
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Turn right on West Carriage Drive past the Serpentine Gallery, and make a right on North Carriage Drive and another right onto Park Lane and follow the road all the way back down to Hyde Park corner.
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We're getting closer but we're not yet landing right on the target.
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Go deeper: The 2020 presidential race is kicking off right on schedule
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When it comes to crafting a signature look, she's right on schedule.
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Unless they're metallic, of course — in which case, you're right on trend.
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Shelton's blue house is right on the edge of the receding coastline.
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Each time I showed up, he would cheerfully remark, 'Right on time!
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As a 7th generation Tejanos I can say Gohmert is right on!
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I make it to the office right on time at 24:220.
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At one point Q falls asleep right on top of an ass.
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House Intelligence Committee Chairman Devin Nunes is here next, right on set.
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There's always little things, but this one I think is right on.
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A courtroom sketch of Keith Raniere, second from right, on April 13.
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I arrive right on time and work from there until about noon.
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"That's how you know you've done something right on YouTube," he said.
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Makers are going to keep right on DIYing their own vaping liquids.
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That's why Zore included a PIN dial right on the Zore lock.
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The ACT government is getting it right on energy innovation, Osborne added.
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Here are the health-halo items they leave right on the shelves.
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It snuck through somehow and just sat right on the goal line.
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Our third bloods a week after that were right on track, perfect.
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This means apps can now be installed right on the phone, too.
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" E: "Out of 100, I'd maybe swipe right on four or five.
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That number quickly rose to 22,000, and then kept right on climbing.
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Nine times out of ten our first attempt was pretty right on.
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"He just started walking, right on time for his party," she said.
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"If we're right on the economy, I think we're one and done."
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The pair's vacation comes right on the heels of a controversial Change.
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What if that information was right on the back of your hand?
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LARRY KUDLOW: So, you know, you're right on a lot of counts.
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The party shifted toward the right on economic, social and foreign policy.
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Could they claim any property right on the aerospace surrounding their properties?
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The engine burn ended right on time, 35 minutes after it began.
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"It's really right on the border, if not within it," Ramirez said.
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A question for conservatives: what if the left was right on race?
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You can enter your credit card info right on the checkout screen.
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All of the wedding party, priest, etc, standing there right on time.
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Even the infrastructure of Fallowfield seemed catered to getting right on it.
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He rolls right on his back, his hand at his sides, snoring.
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Probably helps that we were basically right on top of a lake.
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INGRAHAM: I am right on that, and I&aposll have you back.
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We are very transparent about this, and it's right on our site.
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Right on cue, members of both parties jumped to oppose the plan.
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"I had this feeling that I was right on this," Edwards said.
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About a month ago, I swiped right on a particularly foxy guy.
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These are incredibly vulnerable people right on the front line of prohibition.
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Just kidding; I love her and she is always right on target.
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They hit it right on the spot, first lap on the track.
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The rescue steer has a white heart mark right on his forehead.
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So well done Zuck for being zeitgeisty as well as right on.
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"It's not just how many people swipe right on you," he says.
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And right on cue, her fans are going wild over the shot.
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You can also view your Apple Photo library right on your Mac.
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There's a crisis right on our doorstep, but more importantly, it's solvable.
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But I don't think we're right on the brink of total destruction.
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U.S. political left on the left, political right on the right. pic.twitter.
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The project seems to have touched down in Rio right on time.
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"He started rapping right on the phone," Brown says with a laugh.
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I'll get right on that as soon as I'm done going Paleo.
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The Oilers chipped the puck into the offensive zone, right on net.
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The Taco Bell is located right on the shore of Linda Mar.
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They walked around the fair together, PBW proudly holding Right On Time.
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It honestly pains me to swipe right on some of these guys.
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When typing my response, word suggestions appeared right on the Touch Bar.
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Not once did I hear the term "alt-Right" on either campaign.
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The other thing the ACS's video is right on the nose about?
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And right on time for this summer's Olympic Games, "We just fit."
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On Trump: "I think he's right on about the economy," Icahn said.
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So I thought that we hit the nail right on the head.
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There's the fault line—we're right on the San Andreas fault line.
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"What's this called?" he said, cutting a right on St. Marks Place.
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Shapiro, 2900, has heavily criticized the alt-right on a regular basis.
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"I work with this president when he's right on trade," he added.
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She said she loves this modern brass mirror that's right on-trend.
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We know we called that at $18, so we're right on that.
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At one point, Dick Cheney had a heart attack right on deadline.
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There should be no doubt about who is right on the law.
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The GOP senator faces a primary challenge from her right on Sept.
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Try downloading Tinder and "swipe right" on your new musical soul mate.
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The guy is right on track for another shot at the statue.
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Puffin flags and Opera soars—but Chrome is right on Opera's tail.
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Instead, the moment is right on the borderline of camp and terror.
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This year we were right on the cusp on the men's side.
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Not once did I hear the term "alt-right" on either campaign.
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Maybe he swiped right on the photo where you look more masculine.
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Worse still, there are two very talented teams right on their heels.
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"When you're right on that line, you're making hard decisions," she said.
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"Appreciate the congrats for being right on radical Islamic terrorism," he tweeted.
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The resort is right on a white-sand beach with turquoise water.
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But Ricks believed her soul was doing all right on its own.
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This 3,000 square foot Malibu estate sits right on the Pacific Ocean.
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The Crew Dragon capsule landed right on schedule, at 8:45 a.m.
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I'd swiped right on him without even bothering to read his bio.
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He got in right on the 36-hole cut line, 2 over.
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Doing what is right on impeachment should not be a mere option.
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"Webby is usually right on," Girardi said in an interview last year.
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It's certainly efficient, and right on brand with Costco as a whole.
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Then they proceeded right on and scheduled a lumpectomy and another lumpectomy.
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Hotel Taroa was right on the beach, where we shopped for crafts.
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Dolphin Discovery tours, kayaking, tennis, and more are all right on-property.
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Some examples include turning right on red in states where it's allowed.
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And the lessons are right-on, for adults as well as children.
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But that doesn't mean they'll get it right on the first try.
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Social Q's Medically, I am right on the cusp of being overweight.
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I didn't think he'd swipe right on me, anyway, but BOOM. Match.
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"I think his position on trade is right on," Mr. Williams said.
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Not all of us get it right on the first try, either.
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The changes start right on West 34th Street, west of Fifth Avenue.
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Other states, including Colorado, are right on the edge of that cutoff.
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"Right on — they were perfect," Mr. Trump said of Judge Gorton's comments.
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Bill Barr, right on cue, swoops in to say 'no crime here.
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Head to Place Carré then turn right on the Pont des Arts.
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Follow the Quai du Louvre and turn right on Rue du Louvre.
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In Iowa, he is right on the heels of South Bend, Ind.
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After he was released, Mr. Forseth kept right on working at Stoughton.
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" People were like, "Right on, OK. You're going to build a bridge.
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It even features a functional cigar humidor right on the center console.
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When they got married, they built a home right on the lake.
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Read these stories next: What To Do If You Swipe Right On A Friend — As A Joke Apparently, Memes Are The Way To Someone's Heart We Dare You Not To Swipe Right On This Woman's Hilarious Tinder Profile
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"We have eagles nesting right on the edge of Washington, D.C.," she said.
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Well, not right on one another, since the fish are in the water.
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They&aposre right on the front lines, they don&apost want this pipeline.
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In fact, there's now a DeX function key right on the case's keyboard.
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Tap the profile icon (top right) on the Dashboard tab, then pick Versa.
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If that's the case, then Swift's fans may be right on the money.
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SO: We've known for a while — right on the Code Conference stage, right?
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Of course, Khloé and Penelope are right on trend with their short cuts.
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Ford largely has it right on the truck side of its line-up.
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"Our house is right on the end of a big park," she said.
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You can order that book, submit a suggestion right on my Website, Hannity.
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That's right: On Friday, July 8, the iconic Spice Girls track turns 21.
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Now it's so popular, the option is sometimes listed right on the menu!
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Well, it's a war happening right on Europe's doorstep, on the European mainland.
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It's a translucent vertical bar that sits to the right on the screen.
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Marketing and distribution were easier to get right on the mainland than overseas.
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"He swiped right on them too.... let that sink in," one user tweeted.
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It's accessed — like Snapchat — by swiping to the right on the mobile app.
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There is a dedicated SOS button, tracking, and weather right on the device.
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LeMahieu was playing short right on the play in a Rockies' defensive shift.
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All the other pieces to his game were NHL-right-on. Battles. Positioning.
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As the Universe would have it, my child showed up right on time.
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It also ran live video during past Prime Day events right on Amazon.
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Right on cue, Sonos is finally answering back with the $200 Sonos One.
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Cortana is activated simply by swiping left or right on the floating logo.
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Still, right on time for Valentine's Day if that's the vibe you're after.
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Kourtney's surprise announcement comes right on the heels of a Kardashian baby boom.
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Who do you swipe right on, and how often do you swipe right?
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Nasty old Ryanair was right on that one: such allowances should be policed.
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Jack is right on unemployment–the new jobless claims make 7.8% an impossibility.
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You can swipe left/right on any key to backspace or space pic.twitter.
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I appreciate the attention to detail of getting the perspective right on this.
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Biermann, 19, also cheekily tagged her baseball player boyfriend right on her behind.
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Biden admitted in January that he hadn't "always been right" on the issue.
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There's nothing quite like finding a Halloween costume that feels right on you.
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Yet what does everybody under God's blue sky keep right on to doing?
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Once you settle on a card, you can play right on your screen.
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We will say that Macotakara's sources have been right on color changes before.
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I was giving him directions, like take a right on Boundary or whatever.
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Ben Is Back hits theaters December 7, right on time for Oscar season.
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Few people get entrepreneurship right on their first try — or even their third.
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So they are perennially right on the edge without ever getting over it.
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Trump will go right on Trumping -- and his base will eat it up.
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LOS ANGELES — Now there's a way to swipe right on what to stream.
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This one fits right on your finger, making it easy to hold onto.
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I realized all this daily life data is sitting right on our phones.
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The next Supreme Court will likely be further to Kennedy's right on this.
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Here are five resorts that are special for having animals right on property.
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Amazon is expanding its grocery delivery, and Walmart is right on its heels.
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Manchester, New Hampshire (CNN)Was it "really disgusting" or "right on the mark"?
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Swiping from the right on the lock screen also launches the Camera app.
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Swipe in from right on the lock screen to quickly launch the camera.
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We love that Kravitz is embracing the buzz and she's right on trend.
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JS: You often write the names of other artists right on your paintings.
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Naturally, the picture was memed, and puns flew left and right on Twitter.
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That's right on par with what a 10-year Treasury note currently pays.
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My bao were especially right on, still warm but not-at-all soggy.
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"We are sorry we didn't get this right on this occasion," it lamented.
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" Even Mauro Ranallo's disbelief as Fedor Emelianenko was suplexed "right on his head!
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With an Apple Watch, these Okta notifications show up right on my wrist.
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Then, he helped deliver their baby right on the side of the highway.
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Something about it hits right on the "good stuff" part of the internet.
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I LITERALLY CANNOT SWIPE RIGHT ON ALL OF THESE PEOPLE—I'M SORRY, SIRI.
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"We got a banner right on top of the App Store," he said.
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"Even Donald Trump can be right on some of this stuff," he said.
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Have you dolls ever wished you could swipe right on your celeb crushes?
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For ordinary consumers, they're helping us arrive right on time to our appointments.
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It dropped me right on the page where I left off in Audible.
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OF Yasiel Puig will start in right on Sunday, manager Dave Roberts said.
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K. Google" detection and swipe right on the option for "From any screen.
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I decided that I'd only swipe right on people who I'd choose normally.
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There's an issue right on the table that she can take care of.
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Justin arrived right on time Sunday morning, toting a big bag of equipment.
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Others had passed through, but Smiles's cottage was right on the main street.
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Then a missile had landed right on the small roof covering the pumps.
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In fact, it's sitting right on my desk as I write this review.
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The 16-room resort right on the beach has nightly rates of $150.
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Right on time, we pushed back, taxied to the runway, and took off.
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Then I moved right on to the Die Hard movies, and 48 Hours.
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" "(But) we're right on the cusp of earnings season which could change everything.
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I'm sure you were watching, right, on ChartBeat or something to that effect?
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One of them stabbed it with a stick, right on the blood spot.
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In their choice of setting, the photographer and model were right on trend.
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Many of the world's most interesting cities are located right on the water.
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"I looked up and they were right on top of me," she said.
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"It's right on pace with what we want it to be," he said.
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"Arizona is right on that bubble for lots of good reasons," Ulibarri said.
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While Circa 39 isn't right on the beach, it's only a block away.
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I strolled outside to meet him and my fellow outfielders right on time.
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I use a Sharpie to indicate which is which right on the shell.
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Replacing people with algorithms is a right-on way to achieve that goal.
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Ohler now lives in the Kreuzberg neighborhood of Berlin, right on the Spree.
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Los Angeles does fish exceptionally well, seeing as it's right on the ocean.
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"Right on the money, you couldn't ask for a better throw," McCann said.
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And there goes the eagle, it landed right on top of the aerial.
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"We need to give them digital technology right on their phone," says Parscale.
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Those go right on through the chassis to your backside with little filtering.
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And it was terrifying because you'll notice that I'm right on the edge.
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Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy of Spain seemed to get it right on Thursday.
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The muse (whatever that is) shows up for its shift, right on time.
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As a producer, everything I have to do is right on my computer.
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You can also edit a sender's contact card right on the mailbox screen.
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The environment is very concerning, and we'll get right on top of it.
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Plus, she can layer it right on top of her favorite long necklace.
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Since Li didn't swipe right on many Tinder profiles, there wasn't enough data.
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People were that willing to pay to see who swiped right on them.
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He's a special player, and he can put it right on my tape.
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Black Bridge Village, for now, is right on the cusp of that gentrification.
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There are many phones I've previously recommended that are right on the edge.
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I hate arguing but I feel like I'm in the right on this.
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It's probably a better idea than swiping left and right on your phone.
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It's hollow and lacking bass, right on a par with the Echo Dot.
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Right on queue, their hands go up, and Banks raises hers, as well.
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S. military and even U.S. nuclear forces could be right on China's border.
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The plans range from $100,000 in coverage right on up to $5 million.
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Beleaguered subway riders don't care who is right on this or that cavil.
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I almost panned it—last decade—I always panned the show right on.
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If you swipe right on the main screen, you'll see your friends page.
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Democrats don't often act like it, but they are right on climate change.
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Right, on an open platform presumably, a platform that aspires to be open.
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Both Gaga and Perry are right on the heels of a reinvention album.
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Swiping to the right on Control Center pulls up the new Now Playing widget.
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She also announced a new world tour right on the heels of the performance.
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Marino's views on this issue, then, suggest he's generally to the right on drugs.
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We'll wait for the guests to leave and then we're getting right on that!
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Right on time, company stock buybacks are coming to the rescue of the market.
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I think he's right on a lot of positions, but he's very pro tech.
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Look, I think Donald Trump is substantively right on a lot of those things.
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And right on time, three months later, the couple announced that they were expecting.
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And yet, Professor Marston and the Wonder Women feels like it's right on time.
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You'll likely be issued your INAPAM card — complete with photo — right on the spot.
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Yet, though Miranda didn't know it, Derrek was right on schedule the entire time.
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LEWICKI: We're building our next spacecraft right on the other side of these windows.
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I get to work right on time and start my day at the office.
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Helped cut through the natural banality of that montage, however right-on the ideas.
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Flu season is off and running, right on time, federal health officials said Friday.
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Which is why we jumped right on board the red wine hot chocolate trend.
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Going right on some of these issues has certainly hurt Trump with this crowd.
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Sony actually puts one newish audio feature right on the main controls: Live Sound.
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If you're not right on the details, you're not trusted on the big picture.
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But, don't worry ... our photog came up with a solution right on the street.
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Has the SPÖ shifted to the right, on the politics of asylum for example?
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And Trump has stuck to the right, the far right, on questions like immigration.
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I live right on the beach and there used to be lots of kelp.
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I opted for a small guesthouse outside the old town, right on the water.
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So the thesis was exactly ... It was great, I think it was right on.
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Then Ross comes in, right on time, to bring her crashing down to Earth.
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"Cal's doing great — right on schedule, but too slow for his liking," he said.
|
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Right on cue, we've seen two named storms develop in the past 10 days.
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Joining them, from left to right on stage, will be author Marianne Williamson; Rep.
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We&aposve got to get the numbers and the dates right on this study.
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Clinton's 3-point edge is right on the poll's 3-point margin of error.
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" Teller got right on a strict diet for eight months, and "cut out everything.
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The Democratic nominee's lead is right on the poll's 3-point margin of error.
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It was all right on the cutting edges of everything that was going on.
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An overhand and an extra right on the end sent Jacobs to the mat.
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And even better, I played the latest and greatest Doom right on a Pixelbook.
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I put that right on my application—"Cannabis Sacrament Minister"—and they approved it!
|
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You'll start to see fresh newsletters as they're released right on the Stoop homescreen.
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"We're right on the cost curve that we've committed to the government," Hayes said.
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On October 19, two European Space Agency spacecrafts arrived at Mars, right on schedule.
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I didn't need any hooks or anything they just sat right on those branches!
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Verdict: Right on — advertising is an infinitely more insidious sort of vandalism than tagging.
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"She's moving us right on task, which is what we really needed," said Dean.
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Tinder users who swipe right on Sudan's profile are directed to a donation page.
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Swipe right on your favorite spring trends and shop key pieces from the brand.
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It's just now you get to actually see it right on your fucking phone.
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Everyone wants it to do well, but the synergy was just right on set.
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If an article exists that proves Spicer right on that, I couldn't find it.
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There are a lot of options right on the doorstep (of Southeast Asian travelers).
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Kurtis then gives Jimmy Fallon props for getting it right on 'The Tonight Show.'
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You can catch it all live on Twitch right on top of this page.
|
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And right on cue, the prices of oil and other commodities are accelerating sharply.
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Trump might not be right on all the issues, but he sure is entertaining.
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He will literally drape designs right on her body, it's that one-on-one.
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The main viewpoint is a camera set right on the sideline at center court.
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Cersei standing right on the site of where a lot of people have died.
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With VoIP, you'll be able to see caller ID right on the lock screen.
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A major project of Right on Crime is called Safe Streets and Second Chances.
|
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Users can now access historical information for activities by pressing right on each tab.
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Now there's the question of who I should be swiping right on to connect.
|
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They are right on those two points, and perhaps Democrats can improve the bill.
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I was in the region of Gran Sabana, right on the border with Brazil.
|
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So right on cue, this Congress is talking permanent and even bigger tax cuts.
|
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They would move the needle even further to the right on the Supreme Court.
|
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Standing tall and fighting for what's right on climate change is a noble mission.
|
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The large living room window, right on the street, tempted passers-by to peek.
|
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At one point, Buck pauses, right on the beat, to buff Bubbles's proffered shoe.
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If this latest development is true, his team appears to be right on track.
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Helena Library" in black, and then right on top of that, in red, "Discard.
|
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Here are eight predictions Bezos made in 1999 that are right on the money:
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I think we have both surprised ourselves with how right on our imaginations were.
|
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But there is one aspect of the editorial that was right on the money.
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AAPOR's review is right on each of counts occurring in addition to Comey's Oct.
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Located right on the water, the property is currently owned by Jose Enrique Souto.
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Dark Rebel took a year of work; this one was right on, right there.
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The Brig: A 60-year-old dive right on trendy-AF Abbott Kinney Boulevard.
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No, but I was always right on the edge, monitoring my toes and hands.
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The key point is it can do this all natively—right on the stick.
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I'd find in some situations that I didn't feel quite right on the inside.
|
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"It is a harsh satire in its own right on contemporary civilization," he notes.
|
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But it's potent, and right on target for a Black-Lives-Matter American moment.
|
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I turned onto Lexington Avenue and, right on cue, a sidewalk umbrella vendor appeared.
|
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Then this craziness: Someone leaves a bowel movement right on Cecilia's tiger-print bedspread.
|
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And unfortunately, these tough calls are going to fall right on the middle class.
|
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Swiping right on it lets you see miniature app alerts, like text message notifications.
|
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One day Charlie ripped off a dirty diaper and pooped right on the couch.
|
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It's two years too late for 2016, but right on time for the midterms.
|
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"Appreciate the congrats for being right on radical Islamic terrorism," the then-candidate tweeted.
|
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If you're unsure where your partnerships are headed, know that you're right on track!
|
|
Half a century later, Feilding's suspicions appear to have been right on the money.
|
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It's dangerous and exhilarating and we put you right on the mountain with her.
|
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Roll left and right on the low back and hips to release the body.
|
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Fire almost moves Gordon right on out of there, but Albert pulls him back.
|
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Todd: No, you're right on that account, and the video game idea is astute.
|
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And to universal delight, they got to Tahiti, spot on and right on time.
|
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But the two share similarities: Both expediently lurched to the right on social issues.
|
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He planted that flag, that American flag right on the face of the moon.
|
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We'll see soon whether Facebook's play is coming too late or right on time.
|
|
Rendon doubled to right on a ball that Ramirez initially charged and then stopped.
|
|
"I've met people from all over the world right on my doorstep," he said.
|
|
With Zagreb and Maribor, in Slovenia, the [ski] hills are right on the outskirts.
|
|
Fish — porgy or Boston mackerel recently — goes right on the plancha in one piece.
|
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I took my waffle home, and the to-go bag was right on theme.
|
|
Yours truly,Match Book ♦ Dear Match Book, I live right on Lake Michigan.
|
|
Finally, battery life seemed to be right on a par with last year's model.
|
|
Ironically, it was right on this street where I have my studio right now.
|
|
" Another seemingly confident nomination declares, "You definitely want to swipe right on this guy.
|
|
All 40 limited series vehicles the company made were sold right on the spot.
|
|
SA: As always, Cheryl is one step ahead of me and right on stride.
|
|
Arrive 15 minutes early to snag a seat; Ms. Weis starts right on time.cathyweis.
|
|
Specialist Forrest Ramos had tumbled out, and the damn thing landed right on him.
|
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You think I'm missing it by saying that's ... Yeah, I'm dead right on this.
|
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I pretend that entry isn't there and move right on, that's what I do.
|
|
The United States finally has a leader who is doing something right on this.
|
|
CreditCreditCourtesy of the Crim Foundation Right on a street corner in downtown Flint, Mich.
|
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Her home is right on the route the hurricane's eye took across Puerto Rico.
|
|
I don't think most of the candidates get that balance right on most things.
|
|
The mainstream media jumps on the marginal optics, and they're right on the trigger.
|
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And because it's smartwatch, it'll display all your app notifications right on your wrist.
|
|
I'm here to tell you you were right on the money with those ideas.
|
|
The Surgery Center of Oklahoma's website lists its prices right on its main page.
|
|
This advantage is right on the edge of being outside the margin of error.
|
|
Still, I'm grateful that the guy zips up his sweater right on the beat.
|
|
This grand tribute right on the museum reflected his esteem in his adopted city.
|
|
So you can watch the entire run of "Sneaky Pete" right on Amazon Prime.
|
|
She gained the requisite amount of weight and her belly swelled right on schedule.
|
|
Americans are in luck because we'll be able to watch right on their televisions.
|
|
But EDMC just paid a fine and kept right on raking in federal loan money.
|
|
In other words, earnings per share are right on track, revenue is slightly below expectations.
|
|
"Cut short because my bathing suit fell right on off!" she wrote in the caption.
|
|
Live streaming will be available right on CNN's homepage and apps starting at 6 a.m.
|
|
The crystal-clear screens behind Martin, though, showed Aguilera singing right on cue with Martin.
|
|
The scorecard : The president is right on the facts, and the paper ran a correction.
|
|
The voices in the Democratic Party that have been saying that have been right on.
|
|
Visenya rode right on over to demonstrate what the words "fire and blood" really meant.
|
|
"When I left, it was right on the heels of Napster," he told TV Guide.
|
|
"It's not enough to be right, I think he's right on most issues," McKinnon said.
|
|
Enter (right on cue) snuggly turtlenecks and a brand blooming new food trend: marshmallow flowers.
|
|
Utensils are often placed right on the dirty table which means they become contaminated too.
|
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Even stated she would go and buy her a new one right on the spot.
|
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Maybe your members feel and your colleagues he&aposs been proven right on some things.
|
|
Use a diffuser or forego the small talk and put it right on each other.
|
|
Rickie Fowler (right) is right on their heels, one stroke back with a 21.2% chance.
|
|
Burt Reynolds and William H. Macy (right) on the set of Boogie Nights in 1997.
|
|
I thought our urgency, our intensity level was right on point the last three nights.
|
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Instead, she skews left on about half the issues and right on the other half.
|
|
Right on cue, the Kincade Fire exploded in California's wine country, Sonoma County, Wednesday night.
|
|
It's all highly visual, and, again, everything you need is right on the device itself.
|
|
Secluded and right on the water, these navigational beacons are perfect for escaping real life.
|
|
Your kart accelerates automatically, and you swipe left and right on the screen to steer.
|
|
Does Cuba Gooding Jr. get O.J. Simpson right on American Crime Story: The People v.
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It just felt like if I bent [over], I would fall right on my face.
|
|
Buyers can see right on the invoice what ITS Connect costs: a whopping 17,000 yen.
|
|
The feature allows users to swipe left or right on policies proposed by both candidates.
|
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"We think that this is right on time to do something like this," says Cornell.
|
|
Since swiping right on each other, the pair has introduced one another to their families.
|
|
The heat will continue to sear parts of the nation, right on through the weekend.
|
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Hell, they even give out some sort of award for getting it right on occasion.
|
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Wideman scored shortly after Bruins defenseman Torey Krug cleared the puck right on his stick.
|
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You can brush it right on top of your makeup, and it's great for reapplication.
|
|
Early on, you figure out that everything he does takes place right on that break.
|
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He rarely composed preliminary sketches, instead, working right on the block with a vigorous pace.
|
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In fact, just go ahead and melt some mozzarella right on top of the cardboard.
|
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If we are right on the dollar's strength next year then it should break parity.
|
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They decided to take in some hoops ... and, of course, sat right on the floor.
|
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They partied at the MGM Grand, a four-star hotel right on Las Vegas Boulevard.
|
|
Gregg Jarrett is absolutely right on this, its legal analysis is not going to happen.
|
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Comfort and ease of use are right on par with the OnePlus Type-C Bullets.
|
|
In the 28-year-old Stone's case, her first Saturn return is right on time.
|
|
But in 220-second stages, simply holding right on the d-pad, won't achieve victory.
|
|
If you think that Seoul is 28 million people that is right on the border.
|
|
Right on cue, his teammates break out in applause and race up to hug him.
|
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And learning his gut instinct was right on the money only feeds his extreme paranoia.
|
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But these are soft, glide right on, and add that extra oomph you're looking for.
|
|
They were so happy because they felt they got back their right on that day.
|
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Nayara, a luxury property, is known for having a sloth sanctuary right on its land.
|
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Considering how most Nyx products are right on budget, we can't wait to stock up.
|
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Furthermore, Trump's candidacy has pulled the entire party further to the right on this issue.
|
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Which means another chance for the candidate to get it right on the first swipe.
|
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Is it justified: And then, right on cue, here's comes the backlash to the backlash.
|
|
She defines herself as "very socially liberal," but leans right on economics and foreign policy.
|
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"Glenn leapt right on it -- filled in the blanks and brought structure," Henley said later.
|
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Let your friends know if you want them to swipe right on someone you fancy.
|
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It's right on the beach with a beautiful forest and a good amount of shade.
|
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He footnoted each of these segments, citing the correct sources right on the same page.
|
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Or, allow them to rate and review their experience right on your company's profile page.
|
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I used to swipe right on girls with whom I shared no interests or friends.
|
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I wasn't gonna swipe right on them anyway so I don't know why they're bothering.
|
|
Crew Gaines has found a cozy place to curl up: right on mom, Joanna Gaines!
|
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"We are currently right on track to achieve our guidance," finance chief Gregor Pottmeyer said.
|
|
He wound up somersaulting over the pile of players and landed right on his face.
|
|
While the defense put together a bounce-back performance, the offense kept right on rolling.
|
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The Zone of Stalker takes place right on the line that divides here from there.
|
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"Like all the good actors on the show, he was right on it," he says.
|
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" Another person then responds, "it's in lots of banking apps – probably right on your phone.
|
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In fact, I had been right on the precipice of that decision for some time.
|
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The villages were right on the foothills of the mountain, making it difficult to escape.
|
|
Sometimes, first impressions can be totally wrong — other times they can be right on point.
|
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Users on Hinge can't simply swipe right on everyone they see, or even swipe endlessly.
|
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You hold this team to three runs you are doing things right on the mound.
|
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"He got it right on student debt cancellation, but wrong on everything else," she said.
|
|
Indeed, the President has turned the 1997 film "Wag the Dog" right on its head.
|
|
A quick encyclopedia check would have shown that Sessions got it right on both counts.
|
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"From everything I hear, the cost, schedule, performance is right on expectations," said Maj. Gen.
|
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Looking at population-weighted growth, the economic activity of the world is right on track.
|
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Something incredible happens—the driver locks eyes with her, and then goes right on driving.
|
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Christian: I always just, I just stick my hand right on there, the full thing.
|
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And at the same time, that we get the trajectory right on the cost side.
|
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But "Blade Runner" bet right on the longevity of Coca-Cola, Cuisinart, Budweiser and Tsingtao.
|
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The problem with hitting pain points right on the head is privacy, for one thing.
|
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You might think you have a second or two, and, boom, he's right on you.
|
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Then, right on queue, Justin suggests MJ co-anchor the segment with lead anchor Aaron.
|
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Some enjoy direct stimulation (meaning: right on top), but others may think that's too intense.
|
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So let me go ahead and take this "L" right on the chin for Baywatch.
|
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I'd swipe right on my 10 guys a day, and only get two hits back.
|
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With watchOS 4, you'll be able to see your heart rate right on your watchface.
|
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While they now have eight locations, the original is right on Wooster in New Haven.
|
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I swiped right on some of the cute couples, and on a lot of women.
|
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I knew I was unlikely to find that person by swiping right on Tinder profiles.
|
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" In another tweet, Conte remarks, "Roy Moore is right on two issues: Russia and women.
|
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He stepped right on it and tripped, sending both of them spilling to the ground.
|
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How they fared: No more U.S.-South Korea joint military exercises right on China's shores.
|
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The last was my colleague Maroosha, who was kind enough to swipe right on me.
|
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However, I still haven't given up swiping right on Minder, sometimes on the same girls.
|
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It is not a weapon which puts a fighter right on top of his opponent.
|
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I didn't expect to get picked up off the flamingo and right on my feet.
|
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There's a clash between left and right on nearly every policy issue — for good reason.
|
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And they — we sat down right on the — in my living room, in my house.
|
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People who don't look like Hollywood fashion models don't get swiped right on as often.
|
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"It turns out you could almost perfectly just drop it right on top," he said.
|
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Mr. Lieberman has outflanked Mr. Netanyahu from the right on the issue of national security.
|
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He says the next level of Fitbits will be receptors pasted right on our skin.
|
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"Nobody trusted the system — on the right, on the left, on the middle," she said.
|
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He'd be angry about it so we'd talk it out and we'd move right on.
|
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"I just had a spasm there but I kept right on going," he told me.
|
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Sometimes they'll do a laugh, a shocked face, or sometimes they'll sneeze right on you.
|
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Three's coverage area is currently limited, and I appear to be right on its edge.
|
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It was dismissed for being superficial but was actually right on top of the issues!
|
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And when they sit just right on the story they are dramatically compelling as well.
|
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" Why I swiped right on Anjna: "There was a picture of her wearing blue lipstick.
|
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In more than 30 states, it makes that information available right on a restaurant's page.
|
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Hernandez was in a culvert located right on the border, just on the Mexican side.
|
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Anyway, it looks like things are moving along right on schedule for Miley and co.
|
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With Sony's attachment, however, you get information about your settings right on the device itself.
|
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They were growing right on the interstate median and on the side of the road.
|
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"She's right on the edge between the innocent wise child and the woman," Tewksbury said.
|
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But, he added, getting the logistics right on the ground may be the biggest obstacle.
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And it's right on time because -- to mix my metaphors, but not really -- time's up.
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I get to work right on time and eat a protein bar at my desk.
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I can't guarantee that we can be right on time to backfill everything you need.
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Mr. Franken went right on talking — with Mr. Cruz at the center of his attacks.
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" He later thanked his supporters for their praise about "being right on radical Islamic terrorism.
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"He (Fillon) was right on the edge of letting go," said one member of parliament.
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MacKenzie Weegar's bullet cross-ice pass set up Huberdeau perfectly, right on the front porch.
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In my mind, you guys ... Early on, earlier than most people, jumped right on Trump.
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My back was stiff, and it felt that way right on through to warming up.
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Some of these wealthy patrons become celebrities in their own right on YY, Wu said.
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Other criminal justice reform groups, such as #Cut2000 and Right on Crime, support the bill.
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READ: Republican Party moves to the right on Israel Sharp move to right At the Republican National Convention in July, Republicans adopted a platform that dropped any reference to a Palestinian state or "two democratic states," signaling a sharp move to the right on Israel.
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Two actors on Emmy nominated shows agreeing to a future collaboration right on the red carpet?
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Netflix is testing a new way to promote its original shows – right on the login screen.
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You'll also never forget your tickets at home, because they'll be available right on the app.
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"I think he's right on track," Sharks head coach Pete DeBoer said of the right winger.
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She answers the phone — it's a telemarketer — and after hanging up, steps right on the gecko.
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" As if right on schedule, Tristan, while holding True, remarks,"They say girls change your life.
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HANNITY: Dr. Gorka, as I said am I right on the four big issues of 2018?
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"I love Rosie to death, but he might have been right on that one," added Jones.
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If both people swiped right on each other they'd match, and could start messaging each other.
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Using your finger to swipe right on the endless choices offered by Tinder can be exhausting.
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The on-board flash is mounted right on the top-front edge of the lens barrel.
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The instructions printed right on the Switch box lay it out as a two-step process.
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Kirk Keffer, things didn't look right on the quiet street in the industrial part of town.
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It's not like right on top of a person's face, which might be a bit much.
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It said "high-CBD" right on the bottle, so I figured it was the right stuff.
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How many times have you rolled over in bed and right on-top of your cellphone?
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The Levo I is a DIY oil and herb infuser that sits right on the counter.
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Right on schedule, you'll spot an unblinking white light that's moving at 17,500 miles an hour.
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As you click or tap from left to right on the X axis, the pitch increases.
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It's very uncomfortable for them, because their ribs end up resting right on their pelvic bone.
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The lawsuit comes right on the heels of the resolution of Hogan's first lawsuit against Gawker.
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" Iryna Bekeshkina, a leading sociologist in Kiev, called Zelensky's campaign a "direct hit, right on target.
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Some Tindstagrammers even feel the need to question why the recipient didn't swipe right on them.
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"They just pulled it off and moved right on," his mom, Kayla, 24, told WHAS 11.
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This resulted in 2nd degree burns right on my fingertips and a hefty urgent care bill.
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And I went to one of these Turkish refugee camps right on the border of Syria.
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"We are right on track with what our own expectations were," CEO Terry Lundgren told CNBC.
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And her conclusions are right on the mark—though admittedly, for some, are hard to hear.
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Edge also works with Microsoft Pen so you can take notes right on the browser pages.
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Together with the companion app, your child can take and edit photos right on the device.
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Trump has overseen a hard push to the right on abortion, LGBTQ rights and religious accommodations.
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So it's not exactly swiping left or right on anyone, but is there even a difference?
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But you can pull off some pretty exciting positions right on your couch, so why bother?
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The pup got right on the dash, yelping and whining as the good chase got away.
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Gregorius struck out, but Hicks cleared the bases with a double to right on a changeup.
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" Mayer added, "I'm right on time for my career, and I'm running late for my life.
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But here's the thing: I'm right on the economics—carried interest should be taxed as income.
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The cheddar flavor is right on, and it doesn't stain your fingers orange like some competitors.
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Personally I'd keep it at home right on my desk to replace my messy cable drawer.
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The mother of two is right on trend with a revolving door of rainbow-colored hair.
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The Source: Marvel's PR department Probability of Accuracy: This is right on target (for your wallet).
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Looking at Trump's Twitter Wednesday morning, there are indications that Johnson is right on the money.
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"It started here, it continues right on," said Walter, in reaction to finally joining his classmates.
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"We were right on the edge of Constitutional legality," a person briefed on the investigation said.
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In a stunning moment of realism, every woman doesn't swipe right on Dev, though many do.
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Japanese apparel firms like Onward Holdings Co Ltd and Right On Co Ltd left the site.
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As an infant and toddler, Alex hit many of his physical development milestones right on time.
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Right on cue, a wave of freshly baked DKA smell wafts in from the next room.
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"We hit the ball right on the screws — we just couldn't find any holes," Yost said.
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There's no way to tell which cutie is the cutie you'll potentially be swiping right on.
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Right on cue, the tech giant sent out media invites for its 30th annual WWDC keynote.
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However their split comes right on the heels of Squad leader Taylor Swift's with Calvin Harris.
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We feel everything will line up right on track when it is all said and done.
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Plus a wealth of other incredibly witty and right-on observations on racism in modern Australia.
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Another solid feature is the mobile compatibility, so you can stream games right on your phone.
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And right on cue, the established political class is stopping at nothing to prove them right.
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Some of the volatility of recent times could turn out to be right on the money.
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The categories show up right on the map view without needing to open a listing's page.
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Disney Channel fans will also remember the star from original movie Right on Track in 2003.
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You can create your own audio-visual composition in the abstract animator's style right on Google.com.
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Yep, that's right – you can now play a game of Pong right on your Apple Watch.
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"Right on," he said, and gave me a thumb's up, lifting my own hand with his.
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The whole scenario is right on par with the long-fabled feud between the two men.
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Kind, sensitive, determinedly right-on in a way that can be a little annoying at times?
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Facebook has partnered with Fandango to begin selling movie tickets right on a film's Facebook page.
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The home is perched right on the Mill Basin waterfront and has its own private marina.
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Katie Greer is the communications manager for Right on Crime at the Texas Public Policy Foundation.
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National Review's Jay Cost seems to think that Congress can't do anything right on trade policy.
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Unless you're sprinting — which drains a stamina meter — they're right on your heels at all times.
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On a zodiac track, we'll put that girl right on the moon, I suppose. Endangered. Imperilled.
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Brew your favorite beans and pour this right on top for beverage that's coffee-shop quality.
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Thanks to the guidance on ThirdLove's website, I got the size right on the first try.
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Right on cue, U.S. private sector deleveraging bottomed in 2016 and is now heading back up.
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I watch that same struggle going on in these kids, where they're right on that borderline.
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Cleveland needs a big win at home, and thankfully, the Dolphins are arriving right on time.
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Candidates on the far right will push the party further right on social issues like abortion.
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Looking left and right, on the American side, I counted six patrol jeeps, parked on hillocks.
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"Appreciate the congrats for being right on radical Islamic terrorism," he wrote on Twitter on Sunday.
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Sometimes it's right on the box of rice mix—the high altitude version of cooking instructions.
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But now we are seeing biometric scanning happening right on our consumer devices, our personal devices.
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It also has an Apple Watch extension, so you can get reminders right on your wrist.
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The CFPB by contrast sits right on the battle line between the reformers and the technocrats.
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Troublingly, he also has Mars right on his ascendant in his 12th house, which indicates violence.
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By 1977, Victoria's drug squad was once again right on the tail of Williams and Elliot.
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"I went over the handlebars and landed right on my head," he recalled in an interview.
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That's when Conor launched it back at the boxer ... and it landed right on the ground.
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The pop star took it in stride and went right on performing without missing a beat.
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The rise is just right — right on the hip and a smidge below the belly button.
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Right, on a ... especially on the distributed model, where you have to be very careful. Totally.
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What do you do when a front in the culture war opens right on your doorstep?
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This took a lot of work to get right on the development side, too, offers Lambros.
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It's a hidden gem—it's off the beaten path not right on the train tracks there.
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The kit uses conductive ink or solder and can place components right on a circuit board.
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The Hirshhorn is uniquely located in the heart of Washington, D.C., right on the National Mall.
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But with the right app, it's easy to start learning an instrument right on your smartphone.
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Until one day you finally get that step, you successfully hit that step right on beat.
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The results aren't final, but so far the Republicans are doing all right on economic issues.
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They safely landed on Earth right on time, splashing down in the Pacific on Dec. 213.
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Another fan seemed to nap in the front yard, while another chilled right on the porch.
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It is water-resistant, sweat-proof and charges right on the wrist for 24/7 safety.
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But now that I have internet, I can do it all instantly, right on the computer.
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What kind of notes did you give to get the Elton-Bernie relationship right on screen?
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Here's how to fight it [Sigal Samuel / Vox] Which 2020 candidates would you swipe right on?
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" That rhythm became the standard for family comedies right on up through, say, "Everybody Loves Raymond.
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The location was perfect: the resort is right on the beach, and it was never crowded.
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Sausalito's Valhalla compound sits right on the waterfront with views of the city in the distance.
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"This was right on the edge, so we went to the ethics committee," Mr. Crowley said.
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If the brides both want to be walked down the aisle by their fathers, right on.
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But my top recommendation was the Saturday morning Naplavka Farmers' Market right on the Vltava River.
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Some early user says she likes (by swiping right on) some other active dating app user.
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Lolich, though, kept right on pitching, lasting all 12 innings of a 3-2 Tigers loss.
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The Minneapolis group Bad Bad Hats brings fluid indie rock to Baby's All Right on Feb.
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"Tailoring returned and the volume of clothes seemed right on," Mr. Moore said in an email.
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And isn't the point that whenever a lady turns up onstage she's always right on time?
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Two years later, Rae is right on the money with her subtle but potent Oscars shade.
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The current downtown landscape has housing, offices, schools and residences right on top of each other.
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You swipe left and right on cards to make decisions about the future of your kingdom.
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With Bolton's appointment, many people speculate that Trump is moving to the right on foreign policy.
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Of course, low-profile tires on upgraded 18-inch wheels let sharp bumps right on through.
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While no footage exists of the performance, the film "Right On/Ceremony of Us" depicts rehearsals.
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I have seen zero pieces from the center-right on the rights of sexual-assault victims.
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There just isn't much room to Trump's right on issues close the hearts of populist nationalists.
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Xie says Twitter is adding a new setting for "conversation participants" right on the compose screen.
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I wasn't worried about having the blanket right on top of me, as it's machine-washable.
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"The SpaceX program is within 1% of the [NASA] budget; it's right on budget," Musk added.
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Pride 216 The Supreme Court made same-sex marriage a nationwide right on June 22015, 22003.
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HomeKit ID numbers goes right on the product instead of the packaging — probably a smart decision.
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Yangon is Myanmar's center for trade, with a very convenient location right on the Yangon River.
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But I will give Joe Biden's team credit for getting it right on this immigration platform.
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There's something distinctly post-punk about the Boys, who play Baby's All Right on Feb. 27.
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Instead, the president kept insisting he was right on Alabama and agitators kept egging him on.
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YOU NEED TO BE AVAILABLE, RIGHT, ON AS MANY OF THESE PLATFORMS AS POSSIBLE, DON'T YOU?
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Some think the company's spending too much, other think they're right on track for global domination.
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I don't think we'll get it right on the first draw, but it seems worth it.
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All five of us went right on taking our showers in the single second floor bathroom.
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That's right on par with a lot of the electric cars that are on sale today.
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You're about to go to the playoffs, but those pesky Patriots are right on your heels.
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The new house is just a hair under 6,000 square feet and right on the sand.
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So when he went after Emily Ratajkowski and Kim Kardashian's topless selfie, it felt right on track.
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In treating politics as a joke-filled prank, Mr Trump is, as so often, right on trend.
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"Those two overlaying demand curves are going to be right on top of each other," he said.
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Based on the daily chart, Apple is sitting right on top of the Fibonacci "floor" of $111.
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Grande didn't even seem alarmed when her dog parked itself right on top of the custom frock.
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Paul Bertone I only went down there one time, right on the heels of Halo 3 shipping.
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"These are the people right on the margin, and we're not showing any clear trend," Simon says.
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For talent, we have all of us and all the hosts, and we jump right on them.
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Moving forward, the duo will be hosting a release party at Baby's All Right on January 26.
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Maybe you told a loved one you're going to kill them so hard right on the mouth.
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Victoria Burgess, left, reaches to embrace her father, Arthur Burgess, right, on Wednesday in Key West, Fla.
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To attendees, it looked as if whatever digital magic Engelbart was performing was accomplished right on stage.
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QUICK: JUST FOR THE RECORD SO WE CLEAR IT UP AND GET IT RIGHT ON OUR AIR.
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"Now it's right on the border of 50 percent, neither majority or minority," said Kochhar of Pew.
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Unlike romantic relationships, you can't just swipe right on Tinder to find a new bestie, she says.
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The launch comes right on the heels of Facebook's testing of 360-degree broadcasts on Facebook Live.
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BUT IF YOU LOOK AT THE DATA CENTER, CHINA WAS RIGHT ON TARGET AND DID VERY WELL.
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To outflank a major far-right opposition party, Jobbik, he tacked further to the right on immigration.
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He puts out a movie every year, right on schedule, and always with an A-list cast.
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If we happen to be having a bad day that might put us right on the right!
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And you can use the Active Pen to draw, write, and take notes right on the screen.
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Right on time, Fadell strode in; shaved head save for some stubble, icy blue eyes, snug sweater.
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The course's resident alligator decided to have its lunch right on the course for all to see.
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DETOUR- NB RT1 right on Hassett St, left on Old Colchester, left on Gunston Rd to RT1.
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We have to hand it to Dylan, too, because his "One Dance" moves are right on point.
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T-Mobile's retail version of the now-delayed device had a sticker right on the screen itself.
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It says right on your notification screen if there's a person, a car or an animal outside.
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A trans actress would have gotten the journey right on a level Tambor simply couldn't ever achieve.
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I could stroll right on in, commuter shoes and all, and the women would probably accept me.
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"Many people have, and frankly, I'm one of the few that was right on Iraq," Trump said.
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That's right on par with what you can do with the assistants from Google and Amazon today.
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However, even as comfortable as they were, they didn't fit exactly right on short gals like myself.
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It's like the hit us with an overhand right on offense early on and we didn't respond.
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Also on stage with Biden, Harris and Booker, from left to right on stage, will be: Sen.
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It would be built right on the Port of Seattle, which would threaten industrial and maritime jobs.
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You can see the HDR toggle switch located right on the shutter screen itself on both OSes.
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Cops in Georgia are dealing with a doggone mess ... but cops are right on the suspect's tail.
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Perhaps a little too risqué for the old Taylor, but right on point for the new Taylor.
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With just a few years to go, he seems likely to be proved right on both counts.
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Bumble is swiping right on the esports industry by partnering with one of the world's biggest teams.
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I think you're interesting because of these reasons, not just because I swiped right on your photo.
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Steinar is right on June and Harry's trail and is completely aware that June is really Debra.
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Others can then flip through your Moment right on Twitter, or embed it elsewhere on the web.
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Ever the trendsetter, Gaga seems to be right on the mark with this one going into 2019.
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To use the words of Kanye West to Drake: They just don't sit right on my spirit.
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Galatoire's: Put on a coat or a dress and head to this joint right on Bourbon Street.
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The FCC's move comes right on the heels of Jones being banned from Twitter for seven days.
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The recording option should be right on the pause screen, not hidden away underneath the FLIPTRAY button.
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Lovato (left) first started acting at the age of 7 with Selena Gomez (right) on "Barney & Friends."
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But I'm really confused about the News Feed algorithm itself right on Facebook and transparency around that.
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Regardless of inspiration, we have to say that Judy is right on-trend with that stylish barrette.
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WILLIAMS: Well, Harris, I think you&aposre right on the mark about what law enforcement may know.
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You can now use Amazon's Alexa voice assistant right on your Windows 10 PC — no Echo needed.
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"And then we heard a shot, right on the other side of the cubicle door," McGee says.
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It's very much augmented reality, allowing you to place something like a rainbow right on your desk.
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They also showed Democratic challengers easily winning Illinois and barely winning New Hampshire — right on both counts.
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Notifications now show more information with support for photos, videos and live updates right on the spot.
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The ball sailed through the air before landing right on the guy's forehead, knocking off his cap.
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It's interesting ... the mansion is right on the boardwalk, so secrecy in filming is not an option.
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The bigger problem for me was that the text was sitting right on top of the road.
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"Most of these girls get matched by every single guy they swipe right on," another commenter wrote.
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Having been right on one thing, is it any wonder some of these Chicken Littles are strutting?
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The Mycopolitan operation remains just out of sight, even when you're standing right on top of it.
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You'll only receive potential matches, meaning that they're people you've not yet swiped left or right on.
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The evening marked Linberg's proper homecoming and release show for her recently-dropped solo album right on!
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Okay, probably they're right on that one, I have to say, it's a good argument to make.
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With Avengers: Endgame right on our tail, we'll finally get to see these superheroines working in tandem.
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To make it, you start by charring some bell peppers right on the flames of your stove.
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"It's not just how many people swipe right on you," Tinder CEO Sean Rad told Fast Company.
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It fears the US and its allies becoming the dominant military force right on China's northern border.
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He's an Ayn Rand acolyte who fully shares the agenda of the hard right on economic matters.
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The things you can hear from very far away feel like they're right on top of you.
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Basically, either BHP is right on this or every major oil company apart from them is wrong.
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"No one's ever given me any political pressure to do anything at Right on Crime," he said.
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"Appreciate the congrats for being right on radical Islamic terrorism," Mr. Trump wrote on Twitter on Sunday.
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You can "Super Like" people you are ~SUPER~ into to encourage them to swipe right on you.
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The Dubs slotted Brandon Rush into the starting lineup and the win machine kept right on whirring.
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With that, he took out a Sharpie and drew a bullseye right on top of the lump.
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I CAN'T DO IT. I'm also feeling guilty for swiping right on people who look genuinely nice.
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Cohen tweeted to his more than 2628,28503 followers on Monday: Quite a brave and right-on lady!
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"I was thinking, 'I'm gonna put that sign right on my side of the line,'" he said.
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Depending on the type of notification, you can often reply right on the watch, which is great.
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"You put the wrap right on the spot that's bothering you, and it's really good," Varejao said.
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A former army bathhouse — gutted, sand-filled, and located right on the dunes — was demolished in 2016.
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With the door open, he kept right on going — I think about Woody Allen at that point.
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So it shouldn't be a surprise to any of us, really, that fashion is right on trend.
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When President Obama declared an end to combat operations in December 2014, they kept right on fighting.
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El Paso is right on the border, and many people cross from neighboring Ciudad Juárez every day.
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The problem with it is you can end up having debt come right on top of you.
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Letter To the Editor: Paul Krugman is right on the money ("Pieces of Silver," column, Aug. 12).
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The home also borders 150 acres of Catskill Park land, with access to hiking right on property.
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Not to mention no shortage of outside pressure that can put a target right on Johnson's back.
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Caroline Spiegel drags her mouse and pulls the audio scrubber from left to right on the screen.
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But the Rockettes have kept right on kicking for more than 90 years, celebrating our country, regardless.
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World 1-1 in New York's Central Park while, somehow, completely indifferent pedestrians walked right on by.
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But after 40 years as law, who was right on what Proposition 13 would mean for California?
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But it's on display right on this often-overlooked song buried on the end of their debut.
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But — according to former Simpson prosecutor Marcia Clark — the series has mostly been right on the money.
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Right on Crime, another conservative member of the coalition, is also supportive of the White House's priorities.
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This time—less than three minutes after the first time—Cormier was right on weight: 205 exactly.
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"It was almost like it was right on time," he said over the phone from Paris recently.
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They're often the family-oriented units, and having them right on the street is a positive thing.
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So even though the water supply isn't right on the beach, it's a problem for coastal cities.
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For example, the Sandy Ground area has lots of bars and restaurants located right on the beach.
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By hiring Bolton, many have speculated that Trump is moving to the right on foreign policy issues.
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There's a "dude with a Frisbee" who at first steps right on it, then helps fix it.
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You might swipe right on actual Ryan Gosling, but what about his gushy character in The Notebook?
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Even then, they barely made it: two of their drafts were right on the 3.00 GPA nose.
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Donald Trump: Many people have, and frankly, I'm one of the few that was right on Iraq.
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Workers rebuilt the Palace right on the Minoan ruins, some dating back to the second millennium BCE.
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And if early reporting is right on the Senate bill, their proposal will have a similar outcome.
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" — JIMMY KIMMEL "It looks like Trump's border wall is right on track to still never be built.
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McDaniel, right on cue, has already begun attacking Hyde-Smith for her past in the other party.
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My grandma would show me how to do it — you slice it just right on the bulb.
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As in previous years, there was dance right on the sand with the Atlantic for a backdrop.
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Right on cue, Washington has moved gingerly through phases one and two of its emergency contingency plan.
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The typical conservative cycle runs from backlash to embrace to disappointment — and we are right on schedule.
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Sideways So after the rain arrived on Friday evening, right on schedule, proceeding with caution became everything.
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If you wear your smartwatch or ring near your phone or laptop, it pops right on open.
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My studio is lovely — it is right on the canal and I live just down the road.
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Rather than having to refer to the app, you can see your stats right on the watch.
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Polls consistently show Kander behind, but right on the edge of the margin of error against Blunt.
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" — anonymous "I was on Tinder and swiped right on a girl with the same name as me.
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That would allow patients to see their medical records right on their iPhones and easily share them.
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Democrats have used attacks from the right on Bolton's credibility to bolster their arguments that he testify.
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Caffe Florian has been a Venice institution for 300 years — and is right on St. Mark's Square.
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Right on schedule is Florence, which by late this week may well be hitting the East Coast.
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You can also play graphic-intensive games and CAD programs right on that beloved Mac of yours.
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"It hopped over my stick, right on the guy's tape coming right down Broadway," Del Zotto said.
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The media goes crazy and tries to shame-- corporations into-- but your answer was so right on.
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" He added, "We tried to break in with questions, but he ignored them and rolled right on.
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It wouldn't be surprising to see more outcries of anti-conservative bias from the right on Twitter.
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"It might look all right on a computer simulation," said City Councilwoman Margaret Chin, who represents Chinatown.
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That's the same reason he swipes right on almost everyone, to reach as many people as possible.
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Erin Davis Valdez is a policy analyst with the Texas Public Policy Foundation's Right on Work initiative.
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Sheer pieces were spotted virtually everywhere during New York Fashion Week, so Jenner is right on trend.
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She "swiped right" on a photo of John in a tuxedo giving a speech at a wedding.
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Oh yeah, the GOLD slippers for all the ladies was so thoughtful and right on time 🙌🏽.
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Adding even more value, the Soundform Elite also includes an integrated wireless charging pad right on top.
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In other words, Iran was right on schedule, and its announcement had little to do with Soleimani.
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The NAACP Legal Defense Fund boasts of a $1 million gift from Soros right on their website.
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If you want to kickflip, you'd just flick to the left or right [on the left stick].
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So let us look at who is right on climate change, the Paris Agreement, and the economy.
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PCMag's Sascha Segan describes T-Mobile's 600MHz 5G as "53G," and that seems right on the money.
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The first 25 years of my life were spent right on the border of both these worlds.
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Also: It ends in 1996, right on the cusp of country's growing presence on the pop charts.
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To the Editor: "The Costs of Mr. Trump's Dragnet" is right on but doesn't go far enough.
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The app allows you to save ROMs to your phone and play them right on your device.
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Kristina planned to have labor induced that day, but instead went into it naturally, right on time.
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Meanwhile, it ticked right on at a structural level, but it became harder to identify and attribute.
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But it's not close to 2,000 murders right on the other side of the wall in Mexico.
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So that's what made me go into Imperial like ok, what did I do right on Nostalgic?
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I was right on, but had been told by the whole writing world to trust my agent.
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"The major concern is that all of those communities are right on the Arkansas River," said Lojka.
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IS: The Whitney Biennial is in New York City, right on the thoroughfare of contemporary world culture!
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All right, on that note, [laughter] this has been another great episode of Too Embarrassed to Ask.
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Helping a friend choose when to swipe right on Tinder via Squad Helping a friend choose when to swipe right on Tinder via Squad In June I wrote that Instagram and Snapchat would try to steal the voice-activated visual effects at the center of an app called Panda.
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And people have been coming up with some truly awesome ones — funny, incisive, and right on the nose.
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But to his credit he was right on what counted most, the Iraq war, and Clinton was wrong.
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LOS ANGELES — Chris Evans is one of those "get it right on the first take" kind of guys.
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Then, right on schedule, he tweeted his disdain for the media, blaming it for sowing seeds of hatred.
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A vag tat is a tattoo that is right on one's bikini line and basically their vagina area.
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That means that each person on the call records their end of the conversation right on their computer.
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First, she needs to do a little stress tapping — then, she'll be right on top of that Rose.
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His appointment schedule is right on time and you might not like his choices but they make sense.
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But when you said Duck Dynasty is scripted, you got my vote to fuck right on off, man.
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