Did an old man say something like that, and did Gary then say something to the Queen?
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One's own reactions to will say something about the world but will probably say something more about you.
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He wails, "say something say something" over and over, but they just want to drink their coffee and chat.
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It's not a matter of if they will say something, it's a matter of if they will only say something.
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More importantly, if there is something, then we've got to say something and the kids are going to say something.
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If Donald Trump was going to say something like that, he'd say something like that," Giuliani told "Good Morning America.
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You can see this because somebody will say something onstage and then a different executive will say something totally different.
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Then say something, say something," Gentry-Tipton says again as Madison asks, "Well then, what are you saying it to us for?
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But not, this isn't the only thing I want to rap about but when I say something, I do want to say something.
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I'm going to say something rude to you, and I don't want to say something rude to you, so I'm just going to go.
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"You think to yourself 'if you see something, say something,' and then when you say something it's ignored," Ritchie told CNN Business on Friday.
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"You saw Mitch McConnell say something, you saw Trump say something, when it's obviously better for them to learn not to do that," Gingrich said.
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"He'll say something on a Tuesday, and on Friday he'll say something different, and when he's challenged on it he just doesn't care," Bruni said.
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" Mr. Trump added: "The difference is that if I say something that's off, if I say something that's off one way or another, it gets massive publicity.
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It is still much easier to reward people when they say something that you were going to say as opposed to rewarding people when they say something entirely different.
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I can't imagine the anger and the anxiety and the feeling of wanting retribution, and if you need to say something, I'm more than willing to let you say something.
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Or I could just respond immaturely — say something insulting.
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Let me just say something — we've spent — we've spent.
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" Shaffer agreed, saying, "If you see something, say something.
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" "To say something is 'pure evil' is bad metaphysics.
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" Say something like, "Sorry Jim, this one's on me.
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Want to say something to the FCC about all this?
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I'm going to say something blasphemous: Lego bricks are ugly.
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It doesn't really matter in what form you say something.
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So if there's even something slightly questionable, I say something.
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Mark Kirk say something racist in a debate U.S. Sen.
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Who would say something like this on camera or off?
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The places they go on vacation even can say something.
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HANNITY: Go ahead I see you want to say something.
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All the songs that I've been singing really say something.
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They don't know if it's their place to say something.
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Say something like "The Weight" — what were you looking for?
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What if you say something that turns your partner off?
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When you say something unwaveringly, people start to believe it.
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But when he does say something, it's worth your time.
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"I'd like to hear his wife say something," he said.
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Should I say something about this as Valentine's Day approaches?
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If you say something quirky, it can lead to conversation.
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So she knew that she wanted to say something significant.
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WILLIAMS: No, but -- wait -- if you want to say something.
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" Instead, say something like, "This isn't what I'm looking for.
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This is a lot more then see something, say something.
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It would have been good to say something deeper, maybe.
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" When they say something, I go, "Lie, lie, lie, lie.
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You say something and there is just an emotional reaction.
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And if we see something, we need to say something.
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That's the only reason you say something like he said.
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Their memes are approachable; they say something about your life.
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Does that say something about how much I love him?
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Watch: 'See something, say something' to tackle online extremism: Stratfor
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You're definitely not supposed to say something until 12 weeks.
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If you say something really disgusting, you will be vilified.
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Whenever I see him, I try to say something happy.
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"Have him say something about the One Percent," someone cackles.
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And, Joe, I want you to say something different tonight.
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All my real friends would never say something like that.
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We ask people literally, 'If you see something, say something.
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If you say something nice about him he likes you.
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If he'd continued, she would have had to say something.
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I would say something that's sportier and something that's dressier.
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Then you certainly have to speak up and say something.
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GOODSTEIN: Can I say something in support of the Congressman?
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At what point do people stand up and say something?
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If you see a phone without a passcode, say something.
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I was going to say something... HOLT: Please very quickly.
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And this seems like a good time to say something.
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"Say something bad, too," Barbara nudged her husband in Spanish.
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"I'd like to hear his wife say something," Trump said.
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I was going to say something -- Holt: Please, very quickly.
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But his food choices do say something about the man.
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To say something is newsworthy isn't to distinguish it much.
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But I also felt like I had to say something.
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Mauricio, do you want to say something about the champ?
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I opened my mouth to say something back — but what?
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I feel a bit of a responsibility to say something.
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Perhaps she expected the images to say something overtly political.
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This reduces the odds he will say something politically problematic.
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And he remembers being asked to say something in Cree.
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Will Kimmy, who's no dummy, say something to her dad?
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Opinion | Say Something Nice About Donald Trump Finally some details.
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It may also say something about the president's legal future.
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However, occasionally, someone will say something that really irritates me.
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We've learned that the way you say something is important.
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I felt like I had a need to say something.
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So, if you care, how often do you say something?
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Say something, so that this won't be so terribly hard!
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He looked down at Nicodemus, as though to say something.
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And is it really even your place to say something?
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Did someone over the age of 55 say something stupid?
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We just need to know the signs and say something.
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If someone knew, they had an obligation to say something.
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Ask them to say something nice about each other, too.
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But can we say something positive about what aliveness is?
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But it does say something meaningful about the political climate.
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Do I have an obligation to say something about them?
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I would like to say something doesn't add up here.
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DF: Mine broke, so … WM: Can I just say something?
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Does anybody else — David, do you want to say something?
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Absolutely. Do I feel like I need to say something?
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So if I say something wrong it's attributed to everyone.
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You might have the African-American woman say something more conservative than anybody at the table, and you might have that Republican white male say something on immigration that stops everybody in their tracks.
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But he then goes on to say something decidedly not worthwhile.
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I'm going to say something really crazy: I believe in science.
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"If any of you know anything please say something," she adds.
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It was like, excuse me, could you say something more idiotic?
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I would never lie on somebody and say something like that.
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Didn&apost Ruth Bader Ginsburg say something about that years ago?
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You cannot be her friend when you say something like that.
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"Say something they're going to be proud of 34 years later."
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Christine and the QueensReally struggling to say something mean about Chris!
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Mark Kirk say something racist in a debate Boy, did Sen.
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I'm going to say something kind of controversial, so brace yourself.
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People will always want people to say something upbraiding and excellent.
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This is incase the press tries to say something else later.
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I wanted to say something to acknowledge how fucked this was.
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"If you see something say something," Krikorian said in an interview.
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I will say something here about Democrats that is really disheartening.
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"I had to say something," Mink, a teacher, wrote on Facebook.
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I want you all to mention me when you say something.
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Somebody just needs to realize, to recognize and to say something.
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Not all shows have to be serious to say something poignant.
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Back then, every song you'd say something about a gay n—.
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I know you guys are waiting for me to say something.
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I'm going to say something that no one ever talks about.
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I'm like, 'He got it and he's about to say something.
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" She continued, "Ok I'm officially ready to say something is up.
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It was painful because she was really trying to say something.
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It is how it always is when the Greens say something.
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If you're talking with someone who sneezes, you should say something.
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"I'd like to hear his wife say something," Trump told Dowd.
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MIKE POMPEO: I'm going to say something that will surprise you.
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"I did say something to her," Magnusson added in another comment.
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I just want to say something about what happened to Candace.
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The president would say something and Morgan would fawn after him.
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When he did say something, it was generally worth listening to.
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When it does say something, it's trying to fudge the issue.
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You're actually trying to say something about humanity through the computers.
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She expected them to say something more, but they were silent.
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These cost significantly more than, say, something you'd find at Target.
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I had to say something so I could clear my name.
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You know, when they say, "If you see something, say something"?
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I don't want to misspeak and say something that'll be misinterpreted.
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So looks like we're counting on Rock to say something provocative.
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They wanted the Pope to say something about it to Trump.
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"Maybe you say something like, 'I can take advice,'" Giuliani explained.
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I actually get an opportunity to say something about the critics.
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So it's kind of surprising that he would say something negative.
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Second is controlling your impulses so you don't say something inappropriate.
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The money is obscene and I'll just say something to you.
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When a man meets a woman, he has to say something.
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After fifteen or twenty minutes I almost giggled— somebody say something!
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If we hear or read something intolerant, we must say something.
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I mean it's too easy to say something is classically beautiful.
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He looked over as though he expected me to say something.
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If I say something and someone challenges it, I'm very excited.
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I would've never expected Mr. Cook to say something like that.
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When their children are killed, mothers are expected to say something.
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She opened her mouth to say something and then closed it.
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And after seeing them for herself, she decided to say something.
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But if you say something against them, there will be consequences.
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Just because you say something on Twitter doesn't make it so.
|
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You say something often enough and people think it&aposs true.
|
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You got a problem with that, you need to say something.
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But, Mr. Feldman added, another crisis — say, something like the Sept.
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It seemed so wrong that she would say something like that.
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If you say something wrong, then you're not on the list.
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I can't say something like that has made me feel better.
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The decades-old sound became the basis for Say Something Bunny!
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This may be lies, but if you know something say something.
|
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Let's take a moment, though, to say something about LaVar Ball.
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If you have to talk, you have to say something—anything.
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If you do say something, you're the target from now on.
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Trump would say something and overnight there would be new materials.
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Any candidate can say something that's wrong or doesn't make sense.
|
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People assume that when you say something that you believe it.
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We believe strongly in the philosophy of 'see something, say something.
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I think people who are privileged can say something like that.
|
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But with this character he'll say something and mean something else.
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"You just jump back in and say something else," she said.
|
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As if she was trying to say something, but could not.
|
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I got up to say something, but my mom stopped me.
|
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How will she learn the truth if you don't say something?
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We're encouraged by authorities to say something if we see something.
|
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Rachel was about to say something else, but she stopped herself.
|
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" Chalpin added: "Just because they say something doesn't make it true.
|
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Must everyone who has ever met Bryant say something in public?
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Then, the translator would say something that was difficult to understand.
|
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"I wish I could say something to him again," O'Neal said.
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I'm a little surprised Trump didn't say something about HIS hands.
|
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All politicians "say something but are not doing it," she shrugged.
|
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" And, he would say something like, "Well, I really don't know.
|
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Eating a stick of butter and ... KS: Did you say something?
|
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UNIDENTIFIED MALE: I definitely believe in the First Amendment, she has the right to say something, but she should be held accountable the same way Roseanne had the right to say something, but should be held accountable.
|
|
You know, very funny — if you fight back, because you people say something wrong, or they say something wrong, or they leak, which they've been doing; if you fight back, they say, oh, that's obstruction of justice.
|
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You don't say something like that to children and never forgot it.
|
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Well, we have to see something, say something program after 9/20173.
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I look down on that person that would say something like that.
|
|
Later, Bella finally got the courage to say something to Cena herself.
|
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If you see something amiss, say something to your banking institution, quickly.
|
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Now I have the chance to open my mouth and say something.
|
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"So it's better not to say something like that to our guides."
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Sometimes they'll say something so super-cute that your heart nearly bursts.
|
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And to say something else, you're going to get some good there.
|
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If he couldn't say something positive...he wouldn't say anything at all.
|
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It can be how you say something, it can be a smell.
|
|
So they'll say something preposterous, and I've learned not to tolerate preposterousness.
|
|
It's not even the first Marvel film to try to say something.
|
|
You could say something similar about a number of dishes around Asia.
|
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In a few months, probably, we will be able to say something.
|
|
He hovers behind Moore, waiting for the right moment to say something.
|
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I may say something one day that everybody's not going to like.
|
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Don't say something online that you wouldn't say to someone else's face.
|
|
After their first night out, she decided she had to say something.
|
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My job was essentially to get Teddy Kennedy to say something stupid.
|
|
You see something, you say something because you could be saving lives.
|
|
You'll just say something that will knock the wind out of me.
|
|
So, I'll say something that very few people are willing to say.
|
|
Joyce DeWitt, at least, called to say something to me about it.
|
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BURGESS OWENS, RETIRED NFL PLAYER: Can I just say something really quick?
|
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In judo, no one would ever say something like that about anybody.
|
|
We can probably count on Miranda Kerr to say something about it.
|
|
Well, let me go back and just say something about that title.
|
|
"I'd like to hear his wife say something," Trump said in July.
|
|
When folks say something like, 'Why aren't there more women in comedy?
|
|
It's always staring back and me, waiting for me to say something.
|
|
She really had the bigness of heart to say something like that.
|
|
"Let me say something that may not be great politics," Sanders proclaimed.
|
|
No. If you can't say something nice about somebody, don't say anything.
|
|
Now it would be very easy for me to say something differently.
|
|
"Let me say something to the school-aged kids here," Cruz stated.
|
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Or maybe he just didn't like hearing himself say something so pathetic.
|
|
It's so impressive, it makes you want to say something phonetically balanced.
|
|
And he said, 'surely, somebody can say something nice about the deceased.
|
|
" Lisa Kudrow nudges co-star David Schwimmer and says, "David, say something.
|
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Man I want yo say something funny but this ain't funny man.
|
|
Firstly, I feel I have to say something about the award itself.
|
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"I thought, 'Say something, utter a word,' " said Mr. Kolb, a filmmaker.
|
|
When people say something like 'on my wavelength,' that's actually literally true.
|
|
Patricia's stilettos say something about the future, in defiance of her past.
|
|
Sanders was pushed by Colbert to say something nice about the President.
|
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Damned if you say something about it, definitely damned if you don't.
|
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And there's a reason that you say something and there's a headline.
|
|
I am tempted to say something sarcastic but just nod my head.
|
|
When he got up, visibly emotional, he was asked to say something.
|
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Analysts say something bolder is needed to break the slow-wage cycle.
|
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I came to a point where I felt I should say something.
|
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There's going to be mounting pressure for the president to say something.
|
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"Say something!" one of them cries, half crazed by such implacable silence.
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Try to be creative and say something that will catch our eye!
|
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A game can say something meaningful even as it provides an escape.
|
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If you see something, say something: 202-85033-2121 or text MyMTPD.
|
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The liberals love you until you say something critical about Hillary Clinton.
|
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I got two quick questions, and then I wanted to say something.
|
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Now it would be very easy for me to say something differently.
|
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Sometimes ... you don't have to say something to deliver a powerful message.
|
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While this previous work involved video and gallery installations, Say Something Bunny!
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RUBIO: Have you ever been asked to say something that isn't true?
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I woke up this morning with a strong need to say something.
|
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The White House will HAVE to say something about all of this.
|
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"Our public schools are waiting for him to say something," she said.
|
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Nobody believes what you're about to say unless you say something unoriginal.
|
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You have the agency's permission to say something rude and hang up.
|
|
We were so close, I don't know why I didn't say something.
|
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I wanted to say something to her, but I didn't know what.
|
|
But you certainly can, even if these are your investors, say something.
|
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I feel like if I want to say something, I say it.
|
|
So why can't a company, just once, say something like the following?
|
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"I was waiting for him to say something profound," Dr. Cuculich said.
|
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You don't want to say something about the kids who attend NYU.
|
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Let me just, who do you work, let me just say something.
|
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He will say something awful, do something horrible, insult some vulnerable person.
|
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It's clear she wanted to look good, and tried to say something.
|
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We can never say something is the last of anything else, right?
|
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If you can't say something, at least check on the person afterward.
|
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When he saw us, he pitched forward, as if to say something.
|
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Maybe if I could say something, move forward as quickly as possible.
|
|
Because there will come another administration, and they will say something different.
|
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Thanks for the response, I'll be sure to say something next time.
|
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He begged me to say something as I performed our daily rituals.
|
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Can we say something, or do we simply fork over the thousands?
|
|
That's the first time I've ever heard you say something like that.
|
|
" She recommends couples say something like: "I respect where you're coming from.
|
|
There was something he wanted to say, something that made him mad.
|
|
The intellectual dishonesty to say something like what Barrasso said is staggering.
|
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She'd been able to say something, and for now that was enough.
|
|
I turn to say something to Mr. Gardner, but he is preoccupied.
|
|
It's just hard to say something for a return that's in isolation.
|
|
When they say something to your family, you take up for it.
|
|
So in this moment — [cheering] So, I want to just say something.
|
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Everywhere I went, people needed to come up and say something. Anything.
|
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But I'd say something like 90 percent of rural America is white.
|
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B.N. If the alternative is tabulating incidental travel expenses, sure, say something.
|
|
Who would crack and say something—oh, my God, anything, please—first?
|
|
Did Beto O'Rourke say something that's playing into the hands of Republicans?
|
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"If Frank saw something, Frank was going to say something," Palmer said.
|
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You have to say something very different for why I do it.
|
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Louie: Whenever one of my friends say something that they find funny.
|
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And everybody's afraid to say something because nobody wants to get sued.
|
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I'm not a woman, so it's hard to say something about it.
|
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I feel like there's been a lot of racial injustice in our community, and we're hungry for somebody to say something and for somebody as strong as Beyoncé to say something and show value to people of color.
|
|
" Requiring those users to complete a three-item checklist — which included an educational definition of racial profiling — shifted the "cultural norm," Eberhardt explained, away from "see something, say something" and toward "if you see something suspicious, say something specific.
|
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We sit in painful silence, each waiting for the other to say something.
|
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Now we try to find places that say something about why we're doing.
|
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Threaten me, but don't threaten my wife or say something about my kids.
|
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Normally, say something about that, about Iran, you are cruising for a bruising.
|
|
Rarely would a world leader say something that's only available on our platform.
|
|
And then if -- as metro law enforcement everywhere says, see something, say something.
|
|
She could say something the wrong way, and that would trigger the violence.
|
|
Well just because anonymous "White House officials" say something doesn't mean there's proof.
|
|
I hear myself say something I've never dreamed of saying to Ozzy Osbourne.
|
|
The girl had begun to say something else, but the man discouraged her.
|
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We instruct the public that if they see something, they should say something.
|
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Your friend who just finished an Ayn Rand book will say something stupid.
|
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" They'll say something like, "My understanding is that eventually you will be unified.
|
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But then I start to say something and realize I have no voice!
|
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It's no wonder Olympios waited so long to say something of her own.
|
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This serves as another example of when you see something suspicious, say something.
|
|
It is better to be separated than to say something you don't mean.
|
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Absolutely," Fraser told GQ. "Do I feel like I need to say something?
|
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I highly, highly recommend today's episode of our podcast See Something Say Something.
|
|
It's something I see often, so I felt like I should say something.
|
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"I felt like, as an artist, I wanted to say something," she said.
|
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Now, it's up to you to say something can wait until the morning.
|
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" For example, she says, you can say something like, "Hi there, beloved reference.
|
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Thomas Middleditch: Yeah, but you've just made me say something that I didn't.
|
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Say something meaningful to Zorya Polunochnaya, the Midnight Star, while holding your coin.
|
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You have to be careful and let someone say something to you first.
|
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Do I say something, or should I encourage my uncle to do it?
|
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Or say something about Native Americans that would make even Andrew Jackson blush.
|
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Using a past relationship to say something about the future is not illogical.
|
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If they don't ever want to come out and say something, that's fine.
|
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"I can't even say something particular about who rabbit breeders are," she said.
|
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I would agree with --- can I just say something on North Korea though?
|
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Graph fanatics will often use it to say something isn't going well. E.g.
|
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This might say something about my personality, but I retaliated against that — hard.
|
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Does that mean you shouldn't say something if you learn of improper conduct?
|
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And let me say something to the young girls who are reading this.
|
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You don't say something like that about someone unless it's 100 percent true.
|
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He had to say something to the region, so we have 'Indo-Pacific'.
|
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We would like to say something on behalf of your men and women.
|
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Watch The xx perform "Lips" and "Say Something Loving" below: (Image via YouTube)
|
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It encourages you to be a bit more bold; to say something outrageous.
|
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You have to say something that makes you stand out from the crowd.
|
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And making sure that if we see something, we have to say something.
|
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Wow, all for 290 years in jail or say something about this guy.
|
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Haugen's advice is to say something if you see something that seems concerning.
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And then if anything happens the other way, maybe we can say something.
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Say something you've been wanting to say, no matter how weird it sounds.
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I guess that might say something more about me in the long run.
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"I'm tempted to say something here — I'm going to say it," Reagan stammers.
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Ask your client why he wants to say something in a particular way.
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The whole situation seemed to say something sour on the state of America.
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I wish I could say something to make this better, but I cannot.
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We can either, as [Guerrilla character] Jas says, say something or do nothing.
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"They're always telling me if you say something, just apologize," Trump said Wednesday.
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"See something, say something" is useful, but sometimes it simply isn't fast enough.
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NASA had told the astronauts they should say something appropriate during the broadcast.
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But I've never been overly fond of horses, so that should say something.
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It was a campaign of, basically, "See something, say something," that was anonymous.
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If you have nothing nice to say, you can absolutely still say something.
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Because you're going to have to say something when that light goes on.
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Because once you say something is a moral, how can you possibly compromise?
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"If they say something, they get kicked off the bus," Mr. Jones said.
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Whenever the opportunity popped up for him to say something clever, he did.
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He had a great chance to say something meaningful and he blew it.
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We know how to say something true enough to hide a bigger truth.
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The theme of the PSA is "I'll say something next time," Bunch explained.
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She wished she could say something to her son, but how could she?
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Better to say something that voters don't like than to say some bullshit.
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Sometimes I would open my mouth to say something about our growing distance.
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But there are times when somebody has to step in and say something.
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I tried to say something, but I don't think words made it out.
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Then Maggie would wander in and say something pithy and then wander out.
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I DARE YOU TO SAY SOMETHING ABOUT THIS NOT BEING A COUNTRY ALBUM.
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The point is less to say something, and more to shock the viewer.
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When they see something and say something to us, we have to act.
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I think you should say something, but you also allow for other opinions.
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Most of all, they say something about the humans who take them home.
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Let's say something happens and your computer breaks or your cloud gets wiped.
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But if I say something, I feel any resulting invitation would seem forced.
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Do players ever come up to you if you do say something critical?
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Do you want to say something for the record in response to that?
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"We constantly promote 'see something, say something,' " Mr. Scott said in a statement.
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When my husband pointed him out, I knew I had to say something.
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THE PRESIDENT: Linda, would you like to say something on behalf of Jack?
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"Well, I needed to say something," Mr. Goodall said in a recent interview.
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"We really mean it when we say, 'If you see something, say something.'"
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He can say something in a nice manner and everybody is afraid. Right?
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"I'm going to say something you don't want to hear," she told him.
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He warned New Yorker subway riders to say something if they saw something.
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But they say something about the unpredictable nature and dynamics of CEO successions.
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But is democracy really failing, or is it just trying to say something?
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Should President Trump intervene, or at least say something about democracy and sovereignty?
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George, let me say something to you that I regard as very important.
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"Why didn't she say something if she was feeling violated," Nassar told police.
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Needless to say, something that volatile is not for the faint of heart.
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If you say something, we gonna have to have this conversation like men.
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"It was like he wanted to say something, without saying it," White says.
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Collins looked as though he wanted to say something, but didn't interrupt Karlan.
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We are asked to face the year and say something nice about it.
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Was he trying to say something about the worlds of sport and society?
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They don't want to say something they can be held accountable for later.
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When you say something loud enough and long enough people will believe you.
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I wish you could have seen — SULZBERGER: Can I say something on Peter?
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"I'd have to be a moron to say something like that," he said.
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Don&apost just sit around waiting to see if they&aposll say something.
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Say something racist and you can count on your career being over instantly.
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I'm going to just say something quick in the spirit of innovation, too.
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Lewis is far from the only conservative to say something along these lines.
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Obviously, if you see something, say something, be a witness, speak up, etc.
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Sometimes I will call people out because it's like see something, say something.
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Reflecting on Cummings' legacy, Rankin told the Post: "When I carry him to his grave, if I could say something to him, I would say something I said to him many, many times before: What a mighty, mighty man he is."
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Alternatively, of course, he could just say something even more outrageous on social media.
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You might also say something as simple as, 'I've noticed you've seemed upset lately.
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On the red carpetWe could say something witty and charming about the Met Gala.
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So I am asking you, Madeline Albright and Gloria Steinem, to say something now.
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Jony Ive almost surely will say something slowly, thoughtfully, and in a British accent.
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I don't want to say something, because maybe she doesn't know what's going on.
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It's almost like this movie wants to say something about privacy (ultimately, it doesn't).
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Gadgets used to say something about their buyers, communicating fashion sense or nerd cred.
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Where's Tormund when you need him to say something nice, possibly about your weight!
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Why is it her job to say nothing if she can't say something nice?
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He started to say something else, then stopped, chewing his lip for a second.
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To say something is inferior about a racial group is to say racist ideas.
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They tried to say something like, 'Hey, we are serious people here. Giuliani. Trump.
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If asked to say something nice, he compliments Cruz on being a good father.
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CARSON: Can I say something... RADDATZ: We just covered — wait one second, Dr. Carson.
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"We don't want to say something that's going to change over time," Mosseri said.
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Instead, they are weary and broken, compelled to say something but coming up empty.
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Sometimes I do it after I say something controversial, because it weighs on me.
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The few times he did say something noteworthy were eclipsed by his overall bombast.
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When I say something in a song, it almost weirdly becomes true for me.
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I mean, our country spent millions of dollars already in trying to say something?
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No doubt you've heard a big-time celeb stylist say something like this before.
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Or does his emergence say something about where the Republican party has gravitated to?
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There's a saying, 'If you see something, say something,' and that's exactly what happened.
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Ashley goes on a show, finds another guy and now I'm gonna say something?
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I felt this needed to say something with this peaceful thing on my body.
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Speculation is all it will continue to be until Sony chooses to say something.
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And say when you say something like that, which is quite a stark statement.
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Basically have the bass say something in a specific and defined way, ya know?
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But we have been telling people for years, if you see something, say something.
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You wanted to say something, so you ran a web server on a computer.
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" Then, your next thought is, "Do I need to say something to my boss?
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"If you see somebody being mistreated, or somebody being taken advantage of, say something."
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But doesn't it say something that such ordinary folk could even get this far?
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"I want to say something nice about Mel before he comes out," he began.
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There remains at least an outside chance, however, that Mueller might say something new.
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Cops want to stress what you've been hearing ... if you see something, say something.
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You're having a conversation with a family friend and they say something unequivocally racist.
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"If you know what happened, please say something," she said during a news conference.
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Don't shame her like you have a right to say something since you don't.
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Sometimes on the show I'm like, 'Mike, can you say something negative to somebody?
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As she was driving away I felt the need to say something to her.
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"It's incredibly upsetting and I will say something when I'm ready to," she said.
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"I want to say something nice about Mel before he comes out," Gervais says.
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"I have to say, something is going on here and it's special," he said.
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But his victories do say something important about the mood of the U.S. electorate.
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And for the love of all that's holy, why didn't he say something... anything?!
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"I was waiting for you to just say something, 'I f—– up,' " Leakes said.
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Waiting for the leader of the free world to say something sane about it?
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So you can forget most everything I said as long as you say something.
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Suppose you hear somebody say something you don't like about your relationship's age imbalance.
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"This is an interesting filmmaker - she is trying to say something else," Balaga said.
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If I don't, my mom or my coaches will stop me and say something.
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"I would say something formal, like, we don't discuss our acquisition plans," he said.
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Say something, and they risk shaming a child or worse, triggering an eating disorder.
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"I gotta say something about a young man named Meek Mill," Jay Z said.
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Though there is no audio, Mr. Jamison appears to say something to an officer.
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Four-and-a-half days in, I can't say something definitive about this spinning.
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You have to say something like that in 2019; otherwise, you scare consumers away.
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And I'll say something about the Affordable Care Act, which he wants to repeal.
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It's really upset me and made me feel like I need to say something.
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Will you get to the point where you can no longer not say something?
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"When you say something, people will say, 'Oh yeah, I knew that,' " he said.
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If obliged to say something, you should, like Elizabeth Dole, stand by your place.
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You'll feel comfortable speaking your mind—and you will possibly say something pretty risky!
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It's an important part of who I am, and I needed to say something.
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But before these things happened, I've always felt like I wanted to say something.
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Watch for gossip; don't get so carried away that you say something you regret.
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I was sitting there, thinking, is he going to fall or say something funny?
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"I think if they don't like what I'm doing, they'll say something," he said.
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Ten years ago, you had to say something if you didn't want a condom.
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To paraphrase my former colleague, it's okay to say something nice about renewable energy.
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"I hope everyone can rally and, to the degree you see something, say something."
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I feel compelled to say something optimistic, but I'm not convinced that I'm optimistic.
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I do want to get in your head, is why say something like that?
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You could say something similar about other internet-native ideologies that have inspired violence.
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I knew I had to say something to make people feel better about it.
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"I'm going to say something silly," Miguel Huaman, a salesman, said as he watched.
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All of the Democratic candidates in the presidential field say something along those lines.
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"I want to say something: You were not to blame," he tells her, sobbing.
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"It's open for us, from 1 to 15 — anybody can say something," he said.
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"Who would say something like that?" he said sharply, before turning and walking away.
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Of course you wouldn't say something to people who don't want to hear stuff.
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"Every once in a while I would say something about Jimmy," Ms. Sisterman said.
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"And let me say something else about this, not being too paranoid," he added.
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For example, a slight pause before you're about to say something important creates suspense.
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Say something like, "I'd love to meet your friends," and see how they respond.
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But if I say something that comes off wrong, you need to tell me.
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"Just sometimes say something ridiculous and be like, well, if I'm wrong, I'm wrong."
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You'd think they'd be the first to say something about what afflicts your people.
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If your friend is being really ignorant or openly bigoted, you should say something.
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But I'm pleased that I've managed to say something that sounds reasonably like myself.
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If you do something offensive or say something offensive, you say, 'You look fat.
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The "see something, say something" campaign has helped uncover and prevent many terrorist attacks.
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How can one say something so outrageous and so definitive this far from November?
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" If "Say Nothing" is, ultimately, about keeping silent, then Peter H. Reynolds's "Say Something!
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And then when she did say something, she was accused of not saying enough.
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He also has, let's say, something less than a six-pack in the gut.
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"TRUMP: "Well, I think it was a-- I'll say something that, again, is controversial.
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Best-case scenario: Google can't say something in public it has to regret later.
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It's easier to send a rude text than to say something to someone's face.
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That may be, but that doesn't mean he didn't say something worth listening to.
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"Before I say something," but he could have said something a few days ago.
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I have a bad habit of saying I'm sorry when I mean to say something else and when I cried in front of the nurse I said, I'm sorry, but I meant to say something that I still don't have words for.
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You say something arch yet generous about another woman both younger and richer than you.
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If a relationship or dynamic veers into dangerous or uncomfortable territory, say something, she adds.
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If you go out there and say something you said on TV, they go crazy.
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I wish he had told it better, but it's ambitious, it's trying to say something.
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If they say something discriminatory, you ask, 'Well, has anyone ever treated you like that?
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Regardless of color, people should say something against it and anything that's harmful against anyone.
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"I'd like to say something, Kevin!" she said, slamming her notebook down on her lap.
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We say something because at first, it was totally unclear what exactly she was teasing.
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Don't say something in June of 2019 that will haunt you in November of 2020.
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"I don't know exactly what I'm supposed to say – something not stupid, probably," Young said.
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They'll "say something about decentralization and then go into describing how mining works," Revere said.
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So when you see a milestone passed, no matter how small, say something, out loud.
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When people see stuff like this, it&aposs dangerous for a child to say something.
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If a celebrity or an elected official say something homophobic, they get called out. Shamed.
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Surely it had become more possible to imagine that a nun might say something untrue?
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But, sometimes people will say something along the lines of 'Oh, I love pad thai'….
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I only learned how to say something and express my opinion since I came here.
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You say something like "Alexa" or "Hey Siri" followed by a request and then — bam!
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It's a great way to say something nice to yourself every time you see yourself.
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So if you don't want to delude yourself, it's probably best to say something now.
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I do have to say something, and this is interesting and it's not anybody's fault.
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But I always felt like if she wanted to say something, she would say it.
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No luck on finding the thief yet but, as they say ... see something, say something.
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I really struggled with whether I should lie and say that I did say something.
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"I want to say something to you, Kath, on our ninth anniversary," she told Gifford.
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Because here's the thing, concession means to say something is right and true and proper.
|
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Somebody said something really important and somebody else is just trying to say something similar.
|
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It's a good way to say something, if you can't think of anything right away.
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WILLIAMS: So, Greg, oftentimes you want to say something, but I have a real question.
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He isn't very well plugged into the game, yet occasionally resurfaces to say something controversial.
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We can say something about the cause of death only after the postmortem reports come.
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" You might, for instance, say something like, "Hey, I'm sorry I've been a little absent.
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Some say it's dumb, some say it's great, and a lot say something in between.
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Yes, it should entertain, but cinema is made to convey a message, to say something.
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I don&apost know -- these people -- these Clinton people think they can just say something.
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MCCULLOUGH: Well, we don&apost want the government to say something if they see something?
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" You could also say something like, "It's hard for me to orgasm without oral sex.
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"Liberals love the first amendment until you say something they don't agree with," he tweeted.
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" Behind her, she could hear Wayne asking, "Did I say something to offend your girl?
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CUOMO: It's insulting when you say something like that to Jake Tapper, by the way.
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"When I say something, I mean it, I mean it," Trump declared in December 2016.
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" Fifth Third Bancorp: "I shutter at the banks, to say something good about a bank.
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I'm not an expert—I want to point that out before I say something wrong!
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And [Lewis] goes, 'You know if you hate to say something, you don't say it.
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The type of credit card you put in your wallet should say something about you.
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Is it manipulated media using AI that makes someone say something that they didn't say?
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They share a tender kiss and she starts to say something, but her voice catches.
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And we all talked about it and he gave everyone a chance to say something.
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How often do managers say something genuinely interesting or informative in a post-match interview?
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He'll say something outrageous, offensive, and/or dangerous, either on Twitter or at a rally.
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If you want to say something about how we've picked the wrong Walker, go ahead.
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On Sunday, the xx released "Say Something Loving," the next single from their new album.
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A lot of people will say something off the record, which does me no good.
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I can be on the news in ten minutes if I say something provocative here.
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Are these just photo ops, or does it say something larger about the labor movement?
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When you say something or do something and I react to it, don't be surprised.
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These are the sorts of people who can't help but see something and say something.
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"The President may say something that I didn't expect him to say," he told me.
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When it comes to anti-Muslim rhetoric and actions, if you see something, say something.
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Now I'm done explaining the science part, I need to say something: I hate this!
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The final questioner even asked Clinton and Trump to say something nice about each other.
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It's true that how you say something can be more important than what you say.
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If you are skeptical of such optimism, let me say something that may sound controversial.
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But then when he's at the NRA, he'll say something to get a big cheer.
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The sighing is almost audible, so please say something nice to him in the comments.
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He said the Paytons were courageous enough to say something while others are too fearful.
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It's true that how you say something can be more important than what you say.
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"So scared to say something, so I just put the blame on me," he sings.
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"The concern isn't that Mike Pence is going to say something crazy," Mr. Williams said.
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"I was looking for him to say something, and he didn't say anything," she recalled.
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I was never sure whether the characters would say something cruel or funny — often both.
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You thought I was going to say something, and when I didn't you looked disappointed.
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Allow me to say something controversial here: I don't wear shoes while gaming very often.
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"It's one thing to say something, it's a different thing to have actually done it."
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Here's a master hack: Speak within first eight minutes of every meeting – say something, anything.
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"I have a massive platform, I have to say something ... especially right now," he added.
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Very few circumstances in which a press secretary can say something untrue come to mind.
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Then you say something that some anonymous person doesn't like and then you're in 'jail.
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ICAHN: YEAH, WELL, LOOK, AS FAR AS DODD/FRANK IS CONCERNED – LET ME SAY SOMETHING.
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They will listen because I have a checkered background and I may say something interesting.
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I do it when I think something's serious enough that I need to say something.
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You say something like and or that's why or the thing is, it's a bridge.
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We wanted to do something, say something, and get down to business, become more active.
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But if you're like most people, you probably cringe and say something awkward in response.
|
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They'd say something and run away, and I couldn't keep up with them, of course.
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" And I'll say something like, "He didn't look as alert and bright-eyed as usual?
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I wanted the samples and the film to say something deeper than dialogue ever could.
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It's probably more relevant to introspection than, say, something you would experience in a club.
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All the shows had to say something, but it appeared no one quite knew how.
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I'd like to say something, but I'm afraid it will only lead to more comments.
|
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First, Palin will say something that becomes an internet meme for a day or two.
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"If you say something online, it has a different kind of permanence," Ms. Papacharissi cautioned.
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"I'm very cautious about when to say something and how to say it," Bzdelik said.
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Folks, let me say, let me say something that has nothing to do with politics.
|
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They want to say something, they want to help someone, they want to raise questions.
|
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"And now I would like to also say something about our relationship," Ms. Landecker wrote.
|
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I would say something that has some depth to it, that has texture and levels.
|
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The red carpets look daunting enough without having to say something intelligent about sexual politics.
|
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His way is to say something wrong, then bend reality to make it appear right.
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"It would have been easy for one of us to say something," Kruk told Hagen.
|
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Remember though, because they had 22 managers, everybody had to get up and say something.
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She would try to say something, but it was difficult to understand, Ms. McAliley said.
|
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He tried to summon the courage to say something, but the moment came and went.
|
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I waited for them to say something, or to look at me, but they didn't.
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Say something like: I understand the importance of the project, but I have other obligations.
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On occasion, a comment will seem so misogynistic that I feel compelled to say something.
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You know, what if he were to come out and similarly say something like that?
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Remember though, because they had 21998 managers, everybody had to get up and say something.
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So, if you see something, say something to your attorney and get it in writing.
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People who met Mike Pence at Hanover College say something happened there to change him.
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"And that phrase, 'If you see something, say something,' really matters now," the mayor said.
|
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I'm going to end on an optimistic note, but I should say something bittersweet first.
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"He said he can't stand violence against women and had to say something," Momber said.
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If I didn't say something and protect possible victims, I wouldn't be OK with that.
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I am a famous person, so if I say something people may just accept it.
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You don't say a thing because you're going to say something that we don't like.
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"If you can't say something nice don't say anything at all," the actor said, laughing.
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I follow the spirit that tells me when to say something and what to say.
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But if I can say something that helps corroborate somebody else's story, then that's valuable.
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But my almond-shaped eyes with a slight tilt at the edges say something different.
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Start new, important conversations, speak your mind, and say something that needs to be said.
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Everybody expects you to say something about every single thing and then it's not impactful.
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You've gotta make it more uncomfortable for them to say nothing than to say something.
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Whereas if you say something like, "I'm traveling along the Mississippi River," people get it.
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I learned to shrug off the comments, swallow my upset and say something suitably unconfrontational.
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Think before you speak—you might say something you don't mean to early on today.
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A lot of the time when I say something like this, people think I'm kidding.
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You think I can't listen to some short comedy loser say something dumb about rape?
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The founders would say something rude back to them and it was about the toast.
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Instead of attacking something, I can say something in an ironic way that's also beautiful.
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" Mr. Bonami's impressions echoed the thought: "Designers increasingly want to say something just beyond the clothing.
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This can get kids in trouble if they say something in the heat of the moment.
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But you can&apost say something in this current climate because you will lose your job.
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I wanted to say something about it but politics in music can be simple and dumb.
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"Our students are repeatedly taught that if they see something, they should say something," Perry continued.
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"I know that it's taken me a while to get on and say something," she began.
|
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" Your dad opens his mouth to say something, closes it, half-smiles, and says, "Right now!
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I was raised to stand up and say something when you feel that something is wrong.
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"People were constantly reaching out to me about why doesn't your dad say something," she wrote.
|
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Basically, when they saw something fishy, they were supposed to say something — and they allegedly didn't.
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Instead of saying "boo" for halloween, say something much much scarier like commitment or college tuition.
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"Say something 'bout the motherf—— prequels, b—-," she says, threatening a potential critic with a gun.
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It is pretty wonderful to see women feeling strong enough now that they can say something.
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Natanel appears to say something in his dad's ear before Mahut stands to gather his gear.
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We thank our partners for their help, and remember – if you see something, say something. pic.twitter.
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So, of course, I lost it and was like, 'How could you say something like that?
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"Adopt a Highway" doesn't struggle to say something profound, nor does it generate lots of drama.
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Communication issues will pop up this evening—don't say something unless you're totally sure it's true.
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Did anyone say something like "Who throws soup at a person?!" after J.R. threw the soup?
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Judge Anthony Tatti sentenced Martinez and offered him the chance to say something, but Martinez declined.
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If I say something not funny, the one thing — they don't give me a second chance.
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"I understand he has a line to walk, but he could say something," the officer said.
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Given that, Clinton almost has to say something this week about her interest (or lack thereof).
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Trilobites As a horse's hoof forms, scientists say something profound is occurring in its anatomical development.
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I want to say something to all [of] the people saying fake things and all that.
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Whenever someone went after them in the press, Jenna would get in there and say something.
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It's like if you see something, say something; if you hear something, do something, you know.
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"Honey, don't pass judgment," the delegate chides her husband as he is about to say something.
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I don't think it's necessary when I'm trying to say something and you guys are screaming.
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Clinton really does need to say something to beat Trump in the excitement/attention-getting game.
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" Trump shot back, "I was going to say something extremely rough to Hillary, to her family.
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The second episode made it even clearer that this show wants to say something about race.
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By inferring things that happened in the past, we can say something about our own future.
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"First of all, I'd just like to say something about my cousin Billy Bush," Ferrell smirked.
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Or someone will say something like, 'I wish I looked that good after having a baby!
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There was no reason to say something now that hadn't already been expressed many times over.
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Fear: What's going to happen to our family if I say something and out this person?
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"Someone who's doing lights in the theater, can also say something about the sound," she explains.
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" I'd say something cryptic and rude as I headed out the door—"Mom, it's not 1785.
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Conceivably, Kim might do or say something so reckless that Chinese leaders recalculate their strategic priorities.
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" Bennet tells me: "The say-something-nice feature was Mike's great idea, and it is sincere!
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She left it in until my scalp started to burn and I had to say something.
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MCCULLOUGH: We&aposve been running around for years telling people, if you see something say something.
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Give me, can you say something inflammatory or stupid or can you take a dumb picture.
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" The government needs to find a solution he said, adding: "I'm going to say something difficult.
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Say something, bring it to their attention...express your support for your sisters, if you will.
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And I know people might expect me to say something else, but Pocket is my favorite.
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McCaskill was making a big bet that Akin would say something alarming during the general election.
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"A larger hurdle to cross is for these traditional retailers to say something enthusiastic," he said.
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The reason is that if they say something false and get found out they lose credibility.
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Or does it say something about Britain becoming less interesting and less relevant to the world?
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Ten people could say something good and one person says something negative and I get annoyed.
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If I say something on a campaign, that's what I'm going to do when I'm elected.
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"I really was trying to say something nice or say nothing at all," the superstar said.
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"If they say something is off limits, it's off limits," Mr. Mankiewicz said of his questions.
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The incident set off a debate on when bystanders should say something about another parent's discipline .
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I heard he's been turning people away, Google said, and he expected Poke to say something.
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When a candidate says he didn't say something that he did, that's a matter of fact.
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I saw one of your advisers say something about his elbows getting softer— EM: Oh Rich.
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It was that time you had a chance to say something to my face but didn't.
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But from my point of view, I feel like I have to say something more interesting.
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I expected him to say something supportive, or to tell me not to worry about it.
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But, now, it's surprising if LeBron James doesn't say something about a major controversy like Charlottesville.
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I want to say something snarky, but I'm actually really here for Chris Brown's new look.
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That's what I mean when I say something takes over me and I'm conversating with myself.
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If people want to say something of value, they have to put themselves on the line.
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When I ask what happened, they say something about feeling their virility being sapped by time.
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It can get pretty atrocious in the smoking room, but I always say something about it.
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" In private comments that became public, Richards allegedly said, "Why should Virginia say something so bitchy?
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Perhaps you could say something about the documentary fiction angle, as opposed to making a documentary.
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For that very reason, many humanitarian groups had hoped Pope Francis would say something very different.
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But if you've decided you should say something, there are a few techniques I can share.
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Before Peter Sr. could answer, his wife was seen leaning into him to say something hurriedly.
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The whole Recode website comes down because you guys say something that pisses off some billionaire.
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And if you say something to me like this again, we're going to have a problem.
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" If I were on Twitter right now, I'd note that fact and say something like "Wow.
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It was like describing a bucket of water in order to say something about the ocean.
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You could say something like, 'you're so beautiful', or 'you're so sexy,' or things like this.
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I'mma let you finish—I'mma let you finish—but first I gotta say something real quick.
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Let me first say something that Peter usually says, which I'm sure you're all familiar with.
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If you say something like, "Grandpa passed away" instead of "died," it may confuse your child.
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I would like to say something, but don't want to come off as an ogre. Help!
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And if she were to say something, we all know she'd still get torn apart anyway.
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"I'm going to say something controversial," the former adviser, George David Banks, said in an interview.
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"Law enforcement urges the public to report suspicious, concerning behavior — see something, say something," he added.
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The only way to deal with this is to make people emotionally motivated to say something.
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"I've never had a tennis player come up to me and say something negative," Moore said.
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I kept bracing for him to get angry and say something I didn't like to someone.
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Once, Dan asked whether he could say something to Mr. Albee the next time he called.
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But once you step up and say something, you may find it's a total non-event.
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The technology is advance enough to make the subject appear to say something they never said.
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It will be fake audio featuring a candidate appearing to actually say something they never did.
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"Guys, things have gotten so dire that even Taylor Swift had to say something," Takei tweeted.
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After dating Shannon for several months, I needed to say something to her, but I couldn't.
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"When I say something will happen, that thing will happen," he says in front of Rhea.
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Because he was a police officer, it was my moral obligation to say something about it.
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And with "The Glass Menagerie," it's a chance to say something important and really mean it.
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So, I walked up to the fence to say something to him and he called security.
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" Bonds can be burdens: "I want to say something without saying it / but there's no time.
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Opinion | Say Something Nice About Donald Trump The establishment press has been vicious about Donald Trump.
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Then he would say something so vile and callous it became impossible to look past it.
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I needed to say something to the countless people who had put their faith in me.
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He shrugged and opened his mouth to say something, pausing for what felt like a minute.
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" They were trying to modify that so it's, "If you see something suspicious, say something specific.
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If you do choose to say something, make sure it's nonspecific, non-alarmist and fact-based.
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Brzezinski called it "reprehensible" that Trump would say something so "derogatory and disgusting" about a woman.
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If you have a closeted kid, he hears every one of those times you say something.
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But police officials are also counting on citizens to "say something" if they notice suspicious activity.
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K. you better do it tomorrow because when I get there I'm going to say something!
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"Not once … did Ambassador McKinley say something to me during that entire time period," Pompeo said.
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When we complain, we experience something that we don't like and we say something about it.
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The leader will say something that everyone knows is wrong, and no one will correct him.
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Finding an actual doctor to say something positive about alkaline water, however, is a little trickier.
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But at every turn, Ghost in the Shell sacrifices the opportunity to actually say something interesting.
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If you say something like this on social media, you'll be beset by furious Sanders supporters.
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No, I just think you don't say something like that without engendering some sort of retaliation.
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It's harder to say something rude to someone when they're in the same room with them.
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I thought you were gonna say something with the Under Armour logo, and their ... Oh, no.
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Uber will likely say something similar in its filing; the company loses around $800 million a quarter.
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I hate that Toronto Akademiks/every white blogger can say something as gospel and y'all take it.
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BOOTHE: Well, like you try to say something and you forget, and then it&aposs just silence.
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And it's time, she thinks, to 'come out' and say something she's secretly believed from the start.
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But today, try not to roll your eyes every time they say something stupid to your boss.
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The exaggerations seem to say something about the subject themselves (or in this case a self portrait).
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I would say something like, Hey, do you mind if I take 15 minutes of your time?
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Instead, emoji get chosen when they offer a way to say something that no other emoji can.
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" Instead, she says, "say something about how much you enjoyed meeting and discussing x, y or z.
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"I'd just like to say something about my cousin Billy Bush," Ferrell said as the former president.
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As long as you say something intelligible, Google Assistant can bring up the calendar results you want.
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But it seemed like enough people thought the tweets were real that we had to say something.
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But you have to ... I'm going to say something that sounds like a joke, but it's not.
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"I just remember trying to say something and I couldn't get it out," she recalled through tears.
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I'm going to say something very unpopular in my world: Trump is right about some big things.
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When it meet with Mars tonight, you'll find yourself encouraged to say something you need to say.
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He helped get the president to say something nice on Twitter about President Xi Jinping of China.
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Instead, she said she was sorry for distracting from the "see something, say something" call to action.
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But, it's important to recognize that even if you're not an expert, you can say something anyway.
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Donald Trump will say something that convinces the rest of the planet we've lost our collective mind.
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So I think if you want to say something you got to step up and say it.
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"As an artist, you want to do roles that challenge you and say something," Smollett tells PEOPLE.
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I promised myself that if I were ever in a situation to say something that I would.
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"There's always people who say something terrible, but I'm surprisingly good at blocking that out," she says.
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Most importantly, though they say something about the time that Post Malone is thriving in right now.
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But then generally if you say something that's wrong, we're not going to try to block that.
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", say something to the effect of, "I'd really like to make sure that I'm serving your needs.
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But extra points to Ocasio-Cortez here for making that meaningless string of words actually say something.
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"They should come out and say something, because this country, the leadership, is not right," he said.
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"A regular person who has just tried it one time wouldn't say something like that," Burruss said.
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To lift the spirit and say something so hardcore at the same time just felt really fun.
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She says the same thing can happen when you try to say something that's just not you.
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"When she gets to half of what Mariah is then maybe she can say something," one commented.
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The "if you see something, say something" logic behind many safety campaigns applies to life online, too.
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"But I feel the urge to say something far more important," the "All of Me" singer continued.
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But it was more like I used my mom to say something instead of me saying it.
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And it's psychologically difficult because anyone trying to answer must say something she knows to be unpopular.
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This is not to say that we should condone our artists when they say something truly heinous.
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He has received all these men and women crying, but he always managed to say something positive.
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Master Avery, noticing this, leaned over to say something to the concerned viewer, and they walked away.
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"She wanted the makeup to say something, without it being so much of a statement," he says.
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But it's like if I put a camera in your face and said, 'Hey, say something funny.
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How you choose: Kale and quinoa, or venison and curly fries might say something about your politics.
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Resist the temptation to say something snarky or blame-y, because it's just unproductive, says Dr. Zeising.
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But I think it's part of the game, and if they say something funny, I'll chirp back.
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Ricky Gervais is hosting the show tonight (for the fourth time), and he'll probably say something weird!
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"My favorite body paintings are concepts that say something about the people being painted," he tells PEOPLE.
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Everyone in America, for example, knows how to finish the phrase "if you see something…" [say something].
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Does it say something about your personality if you enjoy watching the smoke more than the fire?
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If he wants to say something that cannot be supported by fact, he just makes it up.
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"I'm going to say something I didn't think I ever would," Twitter user @CallieThorpe wrote on Friday.
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Otherwise, the prevailing advice still applies: Be direct, say something early, offer a brief explanation, be kind.
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When an inclination to say something cruel occurs, for example, can you resist acting on that impulse?
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But if he comes back, and they don't fit me right, only then would I say something.
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Why don't you guys each say something nice about the other and lets put this behind us.
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And the goal isn't to make that senator look stupid or lead him into say something dumb.
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I think I saw you say something about how company-sponsored events should be cuddle puddle free.
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Historical novels are most compelling when they say something about the present as well as the past.
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And if you hear the President of the United States say something about Jerusalem, you take notice.
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But people want diet advice, Dr. Kahn reasoned, and the association really should say something about diets.
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Mr. Trump defended himself before adding that he had planned to say "something extremely rough" to Mrs.
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"Ministerial-level officials I asked — I don't know why they're not willing to say something," he said.
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In the night's single conciliatory moment, both candidates were asked to say something nice about each other.
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If you meet them in public and say something in Igbo, they will not respond in Igbo.
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It was that time you had a chance to say something to my face but didn't. Enjoy!
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You could say something like, "What I'm hearing is … " followed by your brief analysis of the discussion.
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If I say something really good I can be like, 'Well you can fucking have that twice'.
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"I am personally compelled to say something about suicide and mental health," Neller said in the message.
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Farrow is an authoritative writer who creates characters with depth and plots that say something about them.
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"I do my preparation, I get into my negotiation and I might say something wrong," he says.
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Even if I wanted to say something to her, I don't have enough air in my lungs.
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Mr. de Blasio held her a beat longer after their handshake to say something into her ear.
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I mean, grab a gun and go stand guard if you want to say something about it.
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I've taken it as my responsibility to say something with my platform, the small platform I have.
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I feel like I need to say something to the performers sitting next to me, but what?
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If everyone knew about Harvey Weinstein, for a long time, why didn't someone say something until now?
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They'll usually say something like: We don't sell your data to third-parties unless it's de-identified.
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"Well, I think it was a — I mean, I'll say something that, again, is controversial," Trump said.
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When each state pledges their delegates, they get a moment to say something cute about their state.
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We're building somebody a pool and they'll say something like, 'No, you don't need to do that.
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But I am telling you, if there's something in your portfolio you don't understand, say something now.
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"I once heard her say something about 'Harper Lee's case' — talking about one-novel writers," she wrote.
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Let's say, something for the Asian-American community: It's not that there's just suddenly jobs available, right?
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So he gathered his colleagues around him on the field and asked everyone to say something positive.
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Do you think the choices of breeds and names say something meaningful about who lives near you?
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It's an old tactic of his, building suspense by suggesting he is about to say something taboo.
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CreditCreditSusan Wright for The New York Times A mayor really isn't supposed to say something like this.
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Often it comes down to who agrees and who doesn't, who will say something and who won't.
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But here we are, days later, waiting for Mr. Weinstein's most powerful collaborators to say something. Anything.
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So, the whole Recode website comes down because you guys say something that pisses off some billionaire.
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She opened her eyes, as if she were about to say something, but nothing ever came out.
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"There are things that you try to say something about, or a moment you want to hold."
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If you say nothing, if you say something, if you don't say enough, you get in trouble.
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"It would be nice to have the actual person they're talking about be able to say something."
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When you say something, either you follow through with it, or you come back and renegotiate it.
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Do you ever intentionally try to say something about your political beliefs or culture through your clothes?
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For example, if they haven't received anything from their order in 20 minutes, they should say something.
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Then, at some point, one has to do or say something in order to make it happen.
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Like if I make a comic really pretty, I can say something a little bit more savage.
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I am afraid to say something, as my position is too low, and I may be terminated.
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But what good is a "see something, say something" program if authorities don't follow up on reports?
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WHEN YOU SAY SOMETHING LIKE THAT, YOU KNOW, WE'RE CONSTANTLY ASKING IS THIS BAKED INTO THE MARKET?
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I won't even try, but I shall say something about the German guerrilla warfare with the ECB.
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And usually it's very late at night for him, you just wait for him to say something.
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ET briefing about Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands, but he could say something beyond that topic.
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We dress to say something about ourselves and the question is: to whom are the remarks addressed?
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But then you always have to question yourself: Maybe I did say something and he heard it.
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Does it say something about where we're at as a culture, or is that just random chance?
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"When you say something and you tell people something, you should keep your word," incoming Democratic Rep.
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" According to the SHP website, Say Something "teaches students, grades 6-12, how to look for warning signs, signals and threats, especially in social media, of an individual who may be a threat to themselves or others and to say something to a trusted adult to get help.
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"I've picked up that phrase 'see something, say something,' and I am seeing some things that are the kinds of things that we have seen in other countries, and so I am saying not only should we say something, but we have to do something about it," Albright said.
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Only someone who has no idea what an immigration system is like would say something of the sort.
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In other words, Medina learned that how you say something is just as important as what you say.
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Say something bad about the president, please, right now because it&aposs really awkward on camera for me.
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Or as Apple's haters would say, something you could do on PCs since basically the dawn of time.
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" If you're interacting with strangers and want to be proactive, you can say something like, "Hi, I'm Rae.
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" Brown continues: "There are always going to be people who don't understand or want to say something negative.
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Owen still can't get over the fact that it's taken Teddy weeks to say something about the baby.
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Just say something if you see something and make sure the woman is OK. That's all we ask.
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Because you say something interesting, which it isn't just the economy there, it's also these rising trade tensions.
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But I don&apost -- I guess you guys are excited because he didn&apost say something anti-Trump.
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I don't want to say something that will create new charges or trouble for me at this point.
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It took about 30 minutes for Williamson to even get a chance to say something during the debate.
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I think when you see something occur in your daily business, actually say something about it, or frown.
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I'm not always trying to be pretentious or say something that I think is gonna change the world.
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Here, you walk into Central Park, you just say something out loud, and someone goes 'ummmmm, Charlie Rose.
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The first person to actually say something about Weinstein's presence was Kelly Bachman, a comedian performing that night.
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Dwight knows if Daryl spins around, he's not spinning around to say something; he's spinning around to attack.
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"I wanted to say something about weight, and I'm never allowed to do that," Meisel told The Times.
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And because of that, it might be easier for people to say something without thinking of the consequences.
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Say something like: I could be wrong, but did you just go over my head during the meeting?
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Manny Yekutiel: Before we finish, I do wanna take 10 seconds and just say something about you, okay?
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While Trump didn't directly answer the question, his response essentially boiled down to: See something, say something, Muslims.
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That gives your friend the opportunity to say something if the relationship isn't as happy behind closed doors.
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Okay, fine, I'll say something nice about Pirates 5: Geoffrey Rush is so good that he deserves better.
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When you say something and all of a sudden it becomes a big story because somebody leaked it.
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But I was disappointed that Alexa wouldn't automatically say something at the time you set the reminder for.
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We want to say something about taking a bite out of that, but we'll keep it together. 16.
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Therefore, the wayward fatty who dares to say something positive about fat must be put in her place.
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Samsung certainly needs to do or say something before (or maybe even during) this "flashy" Note 10 unveiling.
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Even if it's just making a joke about a guy sliding in at the last minute, say something.
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But New York's famous slogan, "If you see something, say something," was in the back of her mind.
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He's getting agitated, trying to say something to my mom, but not managing to get the words out.
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Miranda Cooper, 42Florida I never thought that I would hear a sitting US President say something so unAmerican.
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But we have been telling people to do this for regular citizens, if you see something say something.
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We need bands that say something and that's why Anti-Flag's always welcome to come on Warped Tour.
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"I want to say something to my Congress," says an older man in a bright blue golfing shirt.
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I know, I know, it's a cliché to say something like that, but for me it's absolutely true!
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I knew I had to say something, to do something, to create some kind of safety for them.
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Who would ever say something so nasty & dumb Trump is known for bringing attention to the GOP debates.
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You could say something like, 'Perhaps that's one of the reasons why that is the way she is.
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I mean, I don't want to say something was going on, but it just seemed kind of suspicious.
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And last week, Bohovesky's niece Abigail Bohovesky, released a video called Say Something urging the Governor to intervene.
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"I don't think he's smart enough to say something to get me pissed off," Chuck tells TMZ Sports.
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Playing dumb When all else fails, just say something without saying anything that can get you in trouble.
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Baked enough to say something intelligent about Fyre Festival while also barely containing his glee at the shitshow.
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"It's impossible to say something about music because everybody listens to sound in a different way," he explains.
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When Capricorns need to say something, they will; they aren't necessarily caught up in filling up unnecessary space.
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Just every little opportunity that you get to make a stand, I think you need to say something.
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The real "see something, say something" should be focused on the devastating hurricanes and superstorms inundating our cities.
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" Two songs into her four-song set, Kesha announced that she felt like she "needed to say something.
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The 5 rubber bands represent every time you lose your cool or say something unkind to your child.
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"You know when Brandon has to say something, it's gotten ridiculous," the top comment on his comment agrees.
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His name is a dichotomy that says it all: he uses seemingly throwaway references to say something larger.
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And I thought the son had to say something about when he is ready to leave the island.
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Because if you have a cool personality, and I'm gonna say something really weird, you also look cool.
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"I was just really hoping he would say something dumb in private," an unidentified voice says of Kennedy.
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"All over you see those billboards that say, 'See Something; Say Something,'" said Tana Stevens, Mr. Lopez's sister.
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After quickly telling ourselves to "wear sunscreen!" and "pee after sex!" we'd probably say something like Rihanna did.
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It started when she saw Alvarado in court, where she had a chance to say something to him.
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When you see something, you say something, and you say it with the facts to back it up.
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Others will be constantly showered with glitter, or have rainbows exit their mouth every time they say something.
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However, the host promised to say something nice about the vice president before the end of the segment.
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When I say something bad — like 'This watch isn't worth a fraction of its sales price' — I'm lambasted.
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"They don't suddenly become populist because they say something controversial in order to win votes," Mr. Obama said.
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You could be pro at job interviews, but there's always a chance you'll say something a bit off.
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Her large eyes were closed forever, her mouth slightly open, as if she were about to say something.
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Each meal we go around the table, and everybody has to say something nobody else knows about them.
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More surprising news arrives on January 23, when Mercury clashes with Uranus—you yourself may say something unexpected!
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Someone says something, then I'll say something back and I'm the bad guy—it don't make no sense.
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It's a subtle but meaningful way for the actress to say something via her moment on the carpet.
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We are convinced that when our friends or peers make offensive comments that we can't always say something.
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There are moments in few people's lives where they actually get to say something that may affect change.
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"To borrow a line from [the MTA] subway system, if you see something, say something," she tells Broadly.
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There is something special here, Fulford seems to say, something different but wonderful, something that shouldn't be ignored.
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Let's say you're watching your friend stream something via Facebook Live and they say something that worries you.
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Since 9/11, we've used the slogan, "If you see something, say something"—there's a strong parallel there.
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"I want to say something to people who may be reconsidering their support of my opponent," she said.
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Just because the First Amendment protects a right to say something, that doesn't mean it should be said.
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An uncle would say something stupid, and Martinez would parrot it back perfectly, sending the room into fits.
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Does it say something specifically, culturally, about New Hampshire that voters seem to be willing to elect women?
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And you reported on a reorg around Alex Stamos, and I'll say something about him in a second.
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All of these shows say something specific about how America saw itself when they were on the air.
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As President Obama once said, I try to think about these things before I say something about them.
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It's important to not try to overthink and censor yourself, to be truthful and to say something honest.
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I guess how you react to the video might say something about how you feel about alien sex.
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Once that friendship is there, all the walls are lowered, and you're actually able to say something meaningful.
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These numbers used to seem to say something, however vague, about a presidency and where it was headed.
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He never claimed to have a message or say something that his audience needed to hear or see.
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She can push Trump on the personal stuff in a bid to get him to say something unsavory.
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Arthur Miller didn't need to mention the red scare in "The Crucible" to say something trenchant about it.
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At least those Republicans who feel pressured to say something constructive now seem to be adopting their rhetoric.
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I guess if I were to say something it would be "I love you" with no other context.
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"Say Something" (season 5, episode 14) Lorelai and Luke break up (the first time), and Lorelai melts down.
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It's possible someone will say something as good as they can say, but it will still feel hurtful.
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He's said he fears he might say something off the cuff that could open a "can of something."
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To feel like you have control over your story if you're going to do and say something sensitive.
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Markets are barometers, and often misleading, but in heightened moments they say something about hopes and fears ahead.
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" It added: "If a member of the public sees something, as always, we encourage them to say something.
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So now it becomes something of a parlor game: Will he say something that violates the antifraud rules?
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She did, however, say "something did kind of expedite" their split, referencing Jenner, on The Wendy Williams Show.
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And keep in mind that when you say something declarative, seek out the other person's opinion as well.
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In Mr. West's telling, these provocations demonstrate a willingness to think and say something that others wouldn't dare.
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Sarah knows that I do not procrastinate, so I have to say something to her about the diamond.
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" Ahmed Ali Akbar, the host of BuzzFeed's podcast "See Something Say Something," praised Mr. Bourdain for "subverting cliché.
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"He told me, 'I say something, they'll come and kill me and all of us,'" his mother recalled.
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Talking politics on Tinder works because your matches are waiting for you to say something personal to them.
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"You're going to hear me say something you never heard me say before," rejoined Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi.
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You've no doubt been told that if you can't say something nice, you shouldn't say anything at all.
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"She's just out here to say something shallow to the people," said Lee Chi-Wa, 56, an electrician.
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"Eventually they say something that you just look at and say, 'Oh my God, that's perfect,'" he said.
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"I just wanna say something I was thinking two seconds ago," she told the crowd at the Brits.
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What made it so hard to simply hold up his hand and say, "Something doesn't look right here"?
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