As with the previous pieces, Inslee is not screwing around.
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He's got his head up and he's not screwing around.
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Like, I'm not screwing around with that laugh, I'm laughing.
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Kent's not screwing around like the rest of these dehydrated clowns.
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Why, then, do people screw up consensually screwing around so much?
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We knew when Johnson was screwing around, and didn't report on it.
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When we were on set, we were screwing around in late fall.
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"They're not just screwing around with the next four years," Priebus added.
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Guy's Po-Boys: Guys isn't screwing around—not that it isn't friendly.
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There are some very serious horror movies, no nonsense, not screwing around.
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One, Apple is screwing around on content, they're not doing it right.
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No. 4, stop screwing around in Syria and help us settle the mess.
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After a while of screwing around with Garageband and Logic, I got Ableton.
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This is also troubling: The online tool is definitely worth screwing around with.
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People actually use this chip for things other than screwing around, by the way.
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Everyone was on their computer, but most people were screwing around on social media.
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"I don't have time for him to be screwing around in the morning," she said.
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But wasn't screwing around with seats what got them in trouble in the first place?
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We're not just screwing around playing whatever game we want and then going to sleep.
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And basically you were saying Apple was screwing around on TV, and they shouldn't be.
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I remember sitting in that shed for hours, night after night, screwing around with that stuff.
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"I started thinking about the space I had been screwing around in, the patents," Spangenberg said.
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By gazing into our phones and tablets after hours, we're screwing around with those natural rhythms.
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However, when she discovered a few months later that he was still screwing around, she left.
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Within ten minutes of screwing around, I have something—something that says literally nothing but looks good.
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I shower, crawl into bed, and continue watching TV and screwing around on my phone until 10 p.m.
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Back in the bygone era before videogames, "playing" meant screwing around with physical toys—action figures, dolls, bugs, whatever.
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I don't like being the other woman, even if the primary woman is cool with her husband screwing around.
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To the show's credit, it's realized that we're too late in the story for a lot of screwing around.
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We started experimenting, screwing around, and trying to give the game space, as we pushed and pulled at the world.
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And I'm screwing around with content, and I'm spending a couple billion dollars, just put him in charge of it.
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Meanwhile the fuzzy pop filter and built-in noise-canceling mic helped tune out unwanted sounds without screwing around with my voice.
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I still spend a lot of my time screwing around on the internet, but I no longer really know what to call it.
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Much more likely: Time Americans spend watching buzzer beaters and eclipses is time they would have spent screwing around on Facebook, or whatever.
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I wasn't interested in playing whatever the designers had "intended," I was interested in breaking the game apart and screwing around with the parts.
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Despite having little to no clue how this contraption functions, I had fun screwing around with it for twenty minutes—maybe you'll have better luck.
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BTW, his message applies to more than the "s**t-stained" kids he's talking to -- anyone screwing around with this outbreak needs to listen up.
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It just says that we have had it with you, and enough with you, and you keep screwing around with us, well, the hell with you.
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The more Google improves its useful Maps service, the fewer excuses people have for screwing around on Google Earth, which they really should do more often.
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The man, Chris Greenwell, told NBC Philadelphia that the alleged punch happened during a photoshoot back in November, after his son started screwing around with Gritty.
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We spent a lot of time screwing around and mixing it and we made a small CD-r run that I don't think anyone even knows exists.
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Until you do, I'll be sitting here, screwing around under my TV stand, trying to get my cable box to run the only video game that matters.
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In purchasing Coin, Pebble and Vector, the company brings a robust feature set to its first true smartwatch — and, of course, signals that it's not screwing around here.
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Nostalrius wasn't just a few players screwing around, either; more than 800,000 people had registered accounts for it and the servers often clocked in at 10,000 players simultaneously.
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You wind up spending much more time actually screwing around with databases than you do listening to lectures, which is a really good thing for SQL in particular.
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Hey, Conor McGregor ... Oscar De La Hoya says he ain't screwing around -- he really wants to beat your face in and says he's in shape to do it NOW.
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In addition to touched up panels (aka "remastered") there are bonus sections about his time with Dark Souls 2, and screwing around with the game's New Game Plus mode.
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Not too spend too much time speculating, but the song's probably the sound of two confident artists screwing around and coming up with something neat, then sharing the result.
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Not only did I move through space and time every bit as efficiently—more, if you believe that screwing around on Twitter and email is useful—I took new routes.
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In order to recoup those costs, developers need to appeal to as wide an audience as possible — and that includes not alienating the substantial player base that loves screwing around in Far Cry.
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Over the past few months I've been screwing around a lot with Javascript drawing libraries for a software/research project that involves displaying hierarchical trees (family trees, archetypically) that don't look like total shit.
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That can be an uncomfortable, even brutal process, because the truth is that we have screwed around, and are screwing around, and with each passing day we lock in more irreversible changes and more suffering.
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I was screwing around on rafts on the Cedar River and Prairie and Indian creeks, fishing for catfish, running a trapline, doing field work — corn detasseling, a rite of passage for Iowa teenagers — and weeding gardens.
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"I believe we're going to take the Senate back in 2018 as well as the House, but we're not going to do that if we start screwing around inside the Beltway, thinking we know best," he said.
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This essentially means that all bad guys offer up two powers, one standard and one robotic, and it's a lot of fun just screwing around with the different powers to see what the mech suit is capable of.
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What do you think happens, given the level of scrutiny right now in Russia and largely to do with hacking and largely to do with screwing around with our elections and all sorts of Boris and Natasha action?
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I also use Signal for encrypted messages, Habit Lab to shame me when I spend too much time screwing around online and Weedmaps to find my closest legal pot dispensary (I was on the pot beat for a while).
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What happens if there's another flood of comments, we have John Oliver going back on television saying words that I probably shouldn't say on Kara Swisher's podcast about cable companies screwing around ... It's not on broadcast TV, so it's okay.
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The disagreement, in other words, is over whether the Russians intervened to help the more pro-Russian candidate in an American election because he was pro-Russian or whether they were just screwing around and happened to have helped Trump as a result.
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Google's made it clear that the Pixel line is about more than just showing off the latest version of Android, and a massive investment in HTC's hardware team that includes a new Taipei campus certainly demonstrates that it's not screwing around here.
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The guy's name is Daniel Reardon, and he's an astrophysicist from Melbourne, Australia who was screwing around with a homemade contraption he tried slapping together that was outside his wheelhouse -- a sensor that'd make noise if you bring your hands to your face.
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Having your own website will force you to piss fart around choosing website templates, engaging with web developers, paying for hosting, endlessly screwing around with column widths and a whole bunch of other BS that will not make you $11,000 per month later on.
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But in "Twice as Far," The Walking Dead marries the piece-moving episode to an episode where pretty much nothing happens; the writers spend roughly half the episode screwing around and the other half hurriedly getting people where they need to be for the season's final two episodes.
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Turns out it's done him a lot of good: Chamber Girls elevates Dane's rich vocals and storyteller's knack for composition from the quiet folk of Youngblood into a raucous full-band jaunt that's begging to soundtrack your next fuck-it roadtrip or just a bleary-eyed night screwing around with your best pals.
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But considering it's been a bad year for warning systems—from the Hawaii false emergency alert accidentally informing the public of an incoming missile that didn't exist to the National Weather Service's false tsunami warning to the Department of Justice's Amber Alert site issues that redirected visitors to porn sites—now is an especially bad time for someone to be screwing around on an alert system.
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As officers attempted to place a black hood over his head, he allegedly spat in the executioner's face. When asked for any last words, he responded, "Yes, hurry it up, you Hoosier bastard! I could kill a dozen men while you're screwing around!" His grave, at the Leavenworth Penitentiary Cemetery, is marked only with his prison number, 31614.
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I cut and pasted and wrote lyrics and arrangements for them. This is the first time that we've had multiple compositions that started with Chris's demos and not mine, which is exciting." Gibbard continued to praise Walla's contributions, stating: "I'm down with Chris screwing around with what he wants to do. He's yet to lead us down the wrong path.
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He was featured in the episode, "Bass to Mouth", and has a few lines. He also commented on the country's inevitable doom in "About Last Night". His teaching method consists primarily of telling the children to "quit screwing around", and "don't screw around, you screw around too much!" The episode "Mysterion Rises" reveals Adler to be a member of the Cult of Cthulhu.
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They believe that it is Michael screwing around with them, so Ben goes out to try to scare him, leaving Kate in the van. Kate calls out to Ben several times with no reply, not knowing that he had just been killed by Jason. She crawls into the front seat and sticks her head out the window, calling for Ben and telling him to quit fooling around. Suddenly Jason appears, grabbing her by the back of the neck, and taking a party horn and ramming it into her eye, killing her.
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Countdown with Keith Olbermann is an hour-long weeknight news and political commentary program hosted by Keith Olbermann that aired on MSNBC from 2003–2011 and Current TV from 2011–2012. The show presented five selected news stories of the day, with commentary by Olbermann and interviews of guests. At the start of Countdown, Olbermann told television columnist Lisa de Moraes: > Our charge for the immediate future is to stay out of the way of the > news.... News is the news. We will not be screwing around with it.... As > times improve and the war [in Iraq] ends we will begin to introduce more and > more elements familiar to my style.
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On October 3, 2016, the team announced they had released Gurley, Elliott, and Hazelton, along with Phil Bates. The move was considered a shock by most, but post-game comments by Scott Milanovich in Montreal on October 2, 2016 following a loss to the Als revealed the move which was about to take place was about more than just on-field issues. "We've got some good football players here that I'm not sure are real committed to what we need to have take place, and it's little things; being late, not showing up prepared, screwing around and that's where we're at right now, it's not going to stay that way." Running back Brandon Whitaker was leaned on heavily and was having a productive season.
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Not only is this Pimento arc the most serialized Brooklyn has ever been, but it's also more dramatic than the series tends to be. It's not suddenly The Wire (though Jake would love that), but it wants us to believe that Pimento is really in fear for his life, that Diaz is genuinely upset about his absence, and that Santiago could really get hurt during this prison undercover operation." Andy Crump of Paste gave the episode a 7.9 rating and wrote, "Following up 'Paranoia' would be a tough act for just about any episode, but now that we're in full-on serialized mode, Brooklyn Nine-Nine has precious little time for screwing around and spinning wheels. 'Maximum Security' does too much of both, and regresses its character development just a smidge in the process.
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Their idea was "the after effect of Larry's screwing around with the time coming for Larry having to pay the piper." They proposed the idea of Larry in a maze game similar to Berzerk, where he must steer clear of out-of-wedlock pregnancies he has caused, as well as private investigators, case workers and angry fathers wielding shotguns, making it extremely difficult for Larry to continue his infamous carefree attitude towards casual sex. On April 1, 2009 the abandonware site Abandonia released an alleged "leaked copy" for download. This turned out in fact to be an elaborate April Fools' Day prank: the screenshots were fakes, the review was fictional, and the "game" archive actually contained 55 identical copies of scanned front casing of Leisure Suit Larry: Box Office Bust.
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" The Truckee Sun gave the film an F, writing, "Given the family's chaotic and disagreeable state, we have every reason to hope they are purged along with this movie that ought to have been killed months before it reached any cinema." The Citizen Times wrote, "In the hands of gifted performers, this open approach has the power to inspire in- the-moment hilarity often greater than the best lines and gags cooked up by the film’s creators, but no individuals who fit that description are present here." The Arkansas Times wrote, "Movies don't come much worse than Meet the Blacks, and when they do, they tend to go straight to video. At this quality level they tend to slink beneath the classification of movie per se, because technically they're just some dude screwing around with a camera and his buddies so he can get better at Final Cut.
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